Nixon enjoys buoyant return from POW release at winter White House
President Nixon winds down at the winter White House after a triumphant week following the first American POW returns. He plans public appearances including a Miami Beach AFL CIO meeting as he enjoys renewed public exposure. Sen. Sam Ervin accuses the Nixon administration of press manipulation during a Texas Tech visit.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Lubbock, Tex
UPI
Army Corps distributes sandbags to Lake Erie towns for flood prep
The Army Corps of Engineers began supplying sandbags to Vermilion and Sandusky along Lake Erie to guard against spring flooding. Vermilion received 26 000 bags and Sandusky 32 000. each city expects about 40 000 more. Bags are empty and residents will be instructed on filling and placement.
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Cleveland
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Erie
Vermilion
Sandusky
Corps
Ohio doctors warn against abortion mills in state
The Ohio State Medical Association warned that abortion mills must not develop in Ohio after a court ruled the state's abortion laws unconstitutional. President William R. Schultz urged procedures be done by licensed physicians in accredited hospitals. In Vietnam, the Joint Military Commission called for real peace as hostilities continued despite the Paris accord.
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Columbus
API
Ohio State Medical Association
U.S. District Court
Ohio
William R. Schultz
Wooster
Schultz
Saigon
UPI
Joint Military Commission
Vietnam
Paris
Weather and vital notices for Norwalk area
Clear and not so cold tonight with a low of 5 to 10 and a warmer Sunday high of 25 to 30. 20 percent precipitation today and Sunday. Norwalk highs 15 and lows minus 7 with humidity around 77 this morning, 70 at 1 p.m. Births include a girl to Schoenegge Norwalk and a girl to Rice Monroeville. Marriages list several applicants. Deaths include Guenther 41 Norwalk Holden 71 Willard Widman 76 Norwalk.
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Norwalk
James Schoenegge
FT Hospital
Charles Rice
Monroeville
Women’s ERA foes pool funds to block amendment
Ann Scott of NOW says a coalition including the John Birch Society and Ku Klux Klan is spending thousands per state to defeat the ERA. She cites Florida as seeing about $30,000 spent and notes NOW has raised funds, including a blood sale to spur passage.
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Washington
UPI
John Birch Society
Ku Klux Klan
Ann Scott
National Organization of Women (Now
Christian Crusade
Happiness of Womenhood
The
Birch Society
Florida
Sandusky Police Save Two Boys From Marsh Drowning
Sandusky police credit Huron County Deputy Sheriff Capt Leroy Axx with helping rescue two boys, Michael and Mark Ridgeway ages 12 and 11, who fell through thin ice into a marsh behind Bishop Buick on Cleveland Road. They were aided by an unidentified man after friend Michael Couts, 11, flagged down traffic for help. Axx works part time as a deputy and inspects for Columbia Gas Co.
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Sandusky
Huron County
Leroy Axx
Michael
Mark Ridgeway
Bishop Buick
Cleveland Road
Michael Couts
Axx
St. Mary’s St
Columbia Gas Co
POW Purcell Stuns Crowd By Praying For Calley At Homecoming
Air Force Lt. Col. Robert B. Purcell, seven years a POW, returned to Wright-Patterson AFB Ohio and prayed for Lt. William F. Calley. He then greeted his wife Marion, mother, and five children before hospital checkup and private family reception. Col. Ronald Byrne and Capt. Burton Campbell also returned, with differing health and debriefing statuses.
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Rick van Sant
Calley
My Lai
Purcell
Air Force
Marion
Apple
Parcells
Base Medical Center
North Vietnam
Ronald E. Byrne
Peru
Ind
Burton W. Campbell
Amherst
Ohio
Byrne
Campbell
Monroeville Police Clash Spurs Public Grievances
Tensions erupt as Monroeville officials and two police officers clash over command and policy. Mayor Bergman asserts authority to recall vacationing officers and assign duties, while Police Chief Goetze alleges interference and lower morale amid transfers and log removals. Zimmerman resigns, Williams to oversee duties. board debates cruiser use and access to sensitive records.
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Monroeville
Thomas Bergman
Richard Goetze
Charles Zimmerman
Ptl
David Williams
Bergman
Ohio
Goetze
Zimmerman
Williams
Bergmen
BCI
Bureau of Criminal Investigation At
London
Ptl. Williams
Sheriff's Department
Don’t Despair Warmer Weather Is Due Sunday
Ohio endures record cold with nine below in Findlay Youngstown Toledo and Warren near 10 below. Norwalk hit seven below Akron Canton five below Mansfield. Warmup expected Sunday with lows 5 to 10 tonight and 25 to 30 by afternoon. Ohio Edison outage left about 2000 customers without power for five hours near Warren.
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Youngstown
Toledo
Warren
Ohio
Cincinnati
Akron
Canton
Mansfield
Ohio Edison
Night Must Fall chills audience at Milan Town Hall
Nouwalk Shoestring Players stage the mystery Night Must Fall at Milan Town Hall tonight at 8 15 and again Sunday. Judy Hunt and The Country Four perform for members and guests 10 30 to 1 30 tonight. Girl Talk Sunday sponsored by Huron County American Cancer Society at Norwalk High School 3 p m.
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Milan Town Hall
VFW
Judy Hunt
The
Country Four
Huron County Unit of
American Cancer Society
Norwalk High School
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