Shepard family watches moon walk from Mission Control
Julie Shepard 19 daughter of Apollo 14 astronaut Alan B. Shepard and her mother Louise arrive at Mission Control Center in Houston to view the televised moon walk. The family, elated after the successful landing, poses for photographers.
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Julie Shepard
Alan B. Shepard
Louise Shepard
Mission Control Center
Houston
Shepard
Moon
Control Center
Julie
UPI
Ardoyne Clash Leaves Four Dead in Belfast Violence
In Belfast's Ardoyne district Roman Catholics and British soldiers clashed using machine guns bombs acid and rocks. Four people died including one soldier and three civilians with several others wounded. The soldier died when his patrol was fired upon and four other soldiers were hurt. a civilian was killed in return fire.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Ardoyne
Double murder on luxury houseboat shocks Dania
A carpenter found the nude bodies of George W. Beck, 51, vice president at Revlon, and Ina, 31, his bride of six weeks, on a Dania houseboat. The couple were bludgeoned and stabbed. investigators ruled out robbery and noted no sexual assault.
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Dania
Fla
UPI
New York
George W. Beck
Revlon Corp
Ina
Beck
Kent State protest condemns new Laos action on campus
About 300 Kent State University students demonstrated on campus against new military action in Laos. President Robert S White called the protest disturbing in many respects. Demonstrators carried Yippie Che Guevara and National Liberation Front flags near the site of last May 4 casualties.
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Kent
Ohio
UPI
Kent State University
Laos
KSU
Robert S. White
Che Guevara
National Liberation Front
Ohio National
Graver California killings tied to New Mexico alert
Police issued an alert after a 13 year old girl, daughter of a former Green Beret major, was raped and killed in Los Angeles. The same day an Arizona patrolman was killed and another shot, a young married man slain, wife wounded, car stolen. Bertram Greenberg, 38, a former mental patient, was shot dead in a Central New Mexico desert chase. authorities charged him with the crimes.
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Grants, N.M
UPI
Green Beret
Los Angeles
Arizona
New Mexico
Bertram Greenberg
Greenberg
Percy rushed to hospital after illness at O'Hare
Senator Charles H. Percy of Illinois, 51, was taken from O'Hare Airport to Evanston Hospital early today with an unspecified illness. He was examined in the emergency room by his personal physician Dr. Robert Hoff, with hospital officials noting the situation was being evaluated. Percy was accompanied by his wife.
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Chicago
UPI
Charles H. Percy
Bill
Evanston Hospital
O’hare International
Percy
Robert Hoff
Ray Smith
Weather and life events from Norwalk area
Mostly cloudy and cool with possible snow flurries and 80 percent today. Tonight and Sunday stay cold with 20 and 80 percent probabilities. Highs upper 20s to mid 20s, lows in the teens, winds light to 20 mph. Norwalk highs 42, lows 22. Births include a boy for Jeff Dillon and two Norwalk girls. Marriage license apps list Reed Woodby and Wagner Olsen. Deaths note Brooks Bryant, 48.
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Norwalk
Second Moonwalk a Great Success for Apollo 14 Team
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell struggled up a crater slope before turning back near the rim. They later returned to Antares and, after a rest, Shepard hit two golf balls in the solar system’s largest sand trap. The 4% hour moonwalk yielded big boulder samples that could approach 4.6 in size.
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AL Rossiter Jr
UPI Space Winter Space Center
Houston
UPI
Alan B. Shepard
Edgar D. Mitchell
Antares
Shepard
Solar System
Robin Brett
Space Agency
Mitchell
Norwalk Sailor Aids Apollo 14 Recovery Team
Timothy Tillinghast of Norwalk serves aboard the recovery ship U S S New Orleans for Apollo 14. He is a 1966 Berlin Heights High School graduate and husband of Mary Knittle. The mission saw Stuart Roosa orbiting above the moon while the crew prepared for Earth return and faced challenging terrain during two moonwalks.
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Timothy Tillinghast
Norwalk
United States
Navy
Dorothy Tillinghast
Huron
Arlie Sommers
U.S.S
New Orleans
Tillinghast
Berlin Heights High School
Mary Knittle
Norwalk city seeks more power as mayoral race heats up
City Service Director Herbert Krogh says Norwalk must add capacity by supplementing power or expanding the municipal plant or both. He warns the number five boiler risks trouble and aims to deliver a full capacity report to Mayor Finch and council within three weeks.
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Norwalk
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Harold Finch
Finch to Attend Revenue Session in Columbus
Mayor Harold Finch will attend a Columbus meeting called by Gov. John J. Gilligan on Nixon's revenue sharing proposal. Vice President Spiro Agnew will speak briefly and take questions at the session.
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Harold Finch
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Finch
Single Room Detention Center Serves Huron County
Grant Walls calls the county office room a makeshift juvenile detention space on Benedict Ave, 190 Benedict, used while awaiting transfer to a Columbus facility. The 20 by 20 foot room holds bunk beds and a single central bed, with locks and barred windows. Sheriff Borgia defends the setup as a necessary confinement and notes preventing abuse, while Walls cites decor and supplies as impractical to avoid damage. The article notes the space doubles as a redecorating project and is a point of public criticism from a 13 year old’s relatives.
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Virginia Patton
Huron County Welfare
Grant Walls
Benedict Ave
Huron County
Correctional Institute
Columbus
Christie Lane
John Borgia
Borgia
Two More City Charter Candidates Take Petitions
The Board of Elections announced two new charter commission candidates: Steve Mullinex 25 Edgewood Dr and David R Power 119 N Hester St. Mullinex 55 is VP and sales manager at Kuhlman Instrument Co and a former city policeman. Power 26 is assistant to the control engineer at Gilford Instruments in Oberlin and has lived in Norwalk about four years. The filing deadline is 4 p.m. March 13. Fifteen commission members will be elected at the May primary.
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City Charter Commission
Board of Elections
Steve Mullinex
Edgewood Dr
David R. Power
N. Hester St
Mullinex
Kuhlman Instrument Co
Power
Gilford Instruments
Oberlin
Norwalk
Charter Commission
Herbert Griffiths
Norwood Ave
Commission
Election Board
Theodore J. Schaffer
Ridgefield Township
William RR. Dalton
Wakeman
Louis P. Murray
Wakeman Township
Dalton
Murray
Remap Victim Seeks Back Pay After Reapportionment
Former state senator Ross Pepple seeks back pay for two years of a four year term lost due to reapportionment. Lima attorney Robert Mihlbaugh, on Pepple’s behalf, says Pepple was wrongly deprived of the remaining term. Pepple, a Republican, moved to Bowling Green after district changes put him in the same district as Sen. Tenyson Guyer and was defeated in 1966.
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Columbus
UPI
Ross Pepple
Lima
Robert Mihlbaugh
Pepple
People
Tenyson Guyer
R Findlay
Guyer
Bowling Green
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Raps Kent
Jeff Dillon
New London
James Parrett
Clyde Mullins
Joseph G. Reed
Toledo
Ruth S. Woodby
Norbert S. Wagner Jr
Juanita C. Olsen
Brooks Bryant
W. Main St
City Man
Stuart A. Roosa
Lunar
Earth
Cone
Coletta Favors
Domenic Coletta
Coletta
Wayne C. Goodsite
Melvin H. Robinson
Sandusky County
Huron River
Milan
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