Benefactor of Angela Davis Goes Into Hiding Amid Threats
Rodger McAfee, who posted a $100,000 bail for Angela Davis, reports death threats to him and his family. He and his wife and five sons left Raisin City after classmates attacked his children and the school expelled them amid the case. He bought a military rifle for protection and pledged a $330,000 farm deed as collateral, saying it was for justice. Davis denies awareness of attacks on McAfee’s children.
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Chinese Longjohns Vanish Back To Inbox In Beijing Comedy
Poking fun at Nixon trip coverage, Don Bacon buys and discards long underwear in Washington and Peking. The Chinese hosts repeatedly reclaim the garment from Wastebaskets, prompting a comical chase before bacon is finally rid of the item.
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Hangchow
Seven missing after Chu Lai helicopter crash in harbor
Divers comb Chu Lai harbor for seven aboard a helicopter from the US destroyer Craig including Brig Gen Phan Dinh Soan and three Americans. In New York, 600 guests at the Hotel Commodore faced a deadly fire as Mary Spezzagatini warned rooms before smoke trapped her. she survived with injuries.
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Winchell leaves vast estate to daughter in will
Walter Winchell died Sunday in Los Angeles of prostate cancer. His Nov. 8 1971 will filed in Manhattan Surrogate Court leaves most of a 750000 estate to his daughter Walda and exclude the widow of his son Walter Winchell Jr. He provides 500 dollars to each of his two grandchildren and bequeaths all tangible property and 400 dollars weekly income to his daughter Mrs. Eileen Walda Von Behn.
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Los Angeles
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Norwalk Area Weather and Local Notices
Mostly cloudy today with light snow likely and highs in the low 30s. Clearing tonight with colder temperatures and lows in the teens. Sunday brings increasing clouds and highs around 30 to 35. Also listed are marriage license applications for four couples, a birth, and two deaths with locations in Ohio towns.
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Two Held in Armed Robbery Near Milan Norwalk Suspects Named
Eugene Ott, 36, said he was beaten and robbed of 11 dollars at knifepoint near Milan. Steven Weisenberger, 22, and Patrick Crawford, 22, were arrested two hours after the incident following a tip from a Reflector reporter. Ott identified Weisenberger as his attacker. Crawford’s involvement linked to Ott’s car and a bank drive-thru.
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Patrick Crawford
Benedict Ave
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Nixon Chou End Long Talks With Ambiguous Pact Pledge
After five days of talks in Hangchow, President Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai produced a basic agreement toward accord in Asia. They planned a joint communique for Sunday outlining some areas of agreement as they moved from private diplomacy to formal social events.
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Newsman's cheek prompt spawns White House peace swan gift
In 1969 a White House question led Nixon to commission a porcelain peace swan for Mao from Edward Marshall Boehm Artist and Craftsmen. Helen Boehm recalled the anecdote and the team chose a two piece cygnus swan with three cygnets, crafted under Maurice Eyeington. Also mentioned is Harry Greiner, who was released after a kidney transplant.
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Cleveland Clinic
Evangelist Missing After Sudden Departure in Norwalk
The disappearance of Rev. Sixto Adorno, once a New York gang leader, left investigators unsure if any law was broken. Sheriff Borgia gave no active search while noting Adorno may be an imposter. Adorno left his clothes at the Manns home and took about 150 in offerings from area church speeches.
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Norwalk
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