28 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1971
Page
1
In New York, Judge Lawrence W. Pierce issued a temporary restraining order directing 16 Vietnam veterans to leave the Statue of Liberty and reopen the monument to the public during normal visiting hours after two days of barricading the site in an antiwar protest.
Israel Defense Minister Moshe Dayan and his wife Ruth obtained a divorce in a short ceremony at the home of Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Shlomo Goren. Dayan, 56, did not contest the divorce, while Mrs Dayan, 54, called it private and said they would remain friends.
Hundreds of riot police with dogs swept Kirkeler Wald near Saarbrucken in a manhunt for three robbers who seized $96,700 from a Cologne bank and used two police officials as hostages as they fled toward the French border.
Partial clearing and cold today with highs in the upper twenties to low thirties. Tonight clear and cold with lows in the teens. Wednesday partly cloudy and milder with highs in the upper thirties to low forties. precipitation chances 20 today and Wednesday, near zero tonight. Winds W to NW 12 to 20 mph today, diminishing to 8 to 12 mph tonight. Norwalk highs 61 and low 29 recorded. Marriage licenses issued for Lawrence Hartley, Weisenberger Lucas, Dankmyer Kidd, Fawcett Wallace, Rogers Parrott. Births: Booth Milan a girl and Hale Greenwich a daughter. Deaths: John Henderson Young 82 New Castle IN Miss Grace Williams Thorp 91 Norwalk Mrs Dorothy Hillenbrand 52 Sandusky.
Tass quoted Soviet scientist Gherman Berezhkov saying Mars 2 and Mars 3 detected a hydrogen corona between 6,200 and 12,400 miles and oxygen up to 434 to 620 miles. Temperature readings show surface areas on the diurnal side staying under five degrees.
Four boys aged 12 to 15 admit starting the Durable Mat Co fire while playing with stolen railroad flares Sunday afternoon. They face Juvenile Court charges of theft and causing damage. Judge Russell T. Antrim set hearings for three of the youths on Monday. The mother of one boy expressed distress over the incident.
Saigon reports hundreds of U.S. jets bombarded North Vietnam for a third straight day in a wide air assault ordered by President Nixon. The planes returned to bases to rearm after the strikes.
James W. Cudnik 32 of Twinsburg is charged with attempting to break into a Western Auto store and with receiving stolen property tied to two September break ins. He reportedly helped plan an escape from Huron County Jail using a hacksaw and rope. Deputies continue the jail inquiry and suspect an outside ex-inmate aided the plot.
Pakistan’s air chief in Islamabad alleges Soviet pilots guided Indian air strikes and manned SAM sites during the 14 day war. He said four Soviet or mixed Soviet Indian planes were used, with Russians at Adampur Halwara Jamanagar Amritsar. India reported 104 planes shot down and 50 losses on the ground. Bangla Desh seeks wide recognition amid growing unofficial support.
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