Time backs Nixon cover off Nixon to feature Irving hoax
Time Magazine changed its cover to label Clifford Irving Con Man of the Year instead of President Nixon. The planned Nixon China trip story was shifted to emphasize Irving's Howard Hughes autobiography hoax. Irving criticized the cover, saying the painting lacks resemblance and uses brown eyes instead of his blue eyes.
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Labor chiefs blast rising food costs and wage controls
Ohio AFL CIO chief calls food price hikes an absolute disgrace and criticizes Nixon wage price controls. He argues IRS staffing is insufficient to enforce nationwide price limits, noting little effort to curb prices beyond wages. Meany and Hoffa offer mixed support for Nixon amid 1972 primary polling.
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Trapped Elderly Man Suffers Malnutrition After Nephew's Death
In Columbus a 92 year old man George Page remained confined to his bedroom for five days after his 64 year old nephew Carolton Brown collapsed and died at the door. Police say Brown died of natural causes and Page endured five days without food or water before hospital treatment.
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Nixon doctors plan contingency for Chinese hospital care
President Nixon’s doctors prepare for possible on‑the‑road medical treatment in China next week. Dr. Walter Tkach says Chinese specialists would provide excellent care, and acupuncture would only be used if the President is unconscious and regular anesthetics are unavailable.
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Weather Outlook and Local Civil Records Summary
Weather clears today with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Tonight and Tuesday bring chances of snow and rain, with highs around the 30s and 40s. West to northwest winds shift to southwest then northwesterly. Norwalk temps shown, marriage license filings for Strausbaugh and Cramer, births in Norwalk and surrounding areas, and deaths of Mary Roach and Julia Ro Durnwald listed.
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Britain Paralyzed By Coal Strike Grips Entire Nation
Millions shivered as power curbs shut lights in London and cities across Britain. About 280 000 coal miners led a six week strike, forcing lay offs in autos with nearly 50 000 workers affected and nationwide rail service cutting 1 000 trains to save heat and electricity. Queen Elizabeth II travels abroad with Philip and Anne amid the blackout.
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Ohio Edison Bid Declared Best for Norwalk System Sale
The Norwalk municipal electric system will be sold only to Ohio Edison, declared highest and best by the board of control. Yankee-Dixie Power, Inc. of Winchester Ky. is excluded from negotiations due to plans to operate the troubled generating facilities. Ohio Edison plans limited operation before phasing out. Mayor Wayne Goodsite announced the decision with Service Director Herbert Krogh, noting prior advisory to Yankee-Dixie and city councilmen.
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Willard man charged after Norwood home break in
Robert S. Hitchcock of Willard was arrested Saturday afternoon for breaking into the home of Charles W. Peckham at 115 Norwood Ave. Peckham found a burglar Friday about 3 p.m. and noted the license plate. A county jail arraignment plan was in place as negotiations over Norwalk electric service continued with Ohio Edison and city officials.
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Non-Candidacy Of Kennedy Poses Dilemma For Uncle Sam
Washington reports the Kennedy noncandidacy creates a Secret Service dilemma. Officials want protection for Sen. Edward M. Kennedy due to family history and public support, but legal and funding questions arise since he is not a declared candidate. The 1968 protection formula complicates extending round the clock security to a noncandidate.
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Milan police car hit by out of control car on US 250
Four people were injured when a car struck the rear of Milan patrolman Ptl. Charles Ward on U S 250. Ward was treated at Fisher Titus Hospital. Driver James Wetzel 27 of Huron faced drunken driving charges. Passengers Philip Dussing Jr 51 and Ray Pheifer 56 were injured. Dussing admitted to the hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Cameron files $100000 suit over Wakeman crash
Cameron, administrator of Christie Lane School for the Retarded, filed a $100,000 lawsuit in Common Pleas Friday against Norwalk Thermostat Co. The complaint alleges a van leased by the company rear ended his car on U. S. 20 in Wakeman January 21, 1971, causing a compression fracture and other injuries. Attorney Philip M. White Jr. requests a jury trial.
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Norwalk Couple Injured In Mansfield Auto Crash
A Norwalk man Wallace E Barr Jr and his wife Doris were injured in a single car crash on Ohio 13 near Timmerman Road Mansfield police said the car spun off the road hit a guardrail slid down an embankment and hit a tree both were admitted to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Reflector to Publish Anderson Column for One Month
The Reflector will print Washington columnist Jack Anderson s Merry Go Round daily on our editorial page for a month Begin today readers can judge if Merry Go Round should become a permanent feature The piece notes Anderson s role in exposing government wrongdoing and debates over the Indo Pakistan war against a backdrop of coast to coast coverage
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