Navy Task Force Heads Toward Vietnam Amid Saigon Setback
U S Navy task force led by the Enterprise sailed from Subic Bay toward the South Vietnamese coast after Communist forces overran Phuoc Binh and took Phuoc Long Province, with another fleet under Coral Sea operating nearby. A Pentagon spokesman dismissed reports of entering Vietnamese waters as fabrication.
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Fashion Dead Says Designer in Worst Dressed List
UPI reports Mr Blackwell declares fashion dead as his 1974 worst dressed list includes Rep Bella Abzug Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia Richard Burton's fiancée and Fanne Foxe with other entries such as Sonia Rykiel Helen Reddy Cher Bono Charo Raquel Welch and Karen Valentine in a biting critique of style.
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Arafat says Arabs will blow up wells to block US seizure
Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat warns oil producing Arab nations will destroy their own wells rather than allow the United States to seize them to shield Western economies. He says Washington threatens to intervene militarily to occupy oil sites.
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Kennedy son theft case ends with four year jail term
An admitted narcotics addict received a maximum four year sentence after pleading guilty to stealing John F. Kennedy Jr. bicycle and tennis racket in Central Park on May 14. The 10 speed bicycle was not recovered, while the steel racket was found. Kennedy, who was headed to a tennis lesson, was uninjured.
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Chrysler to launch 1975 models rebate program
Chrysler Corp will start rebates Sunday for buyers of 1975 cars and trucks as part of a drive to revive lagging sales. The Wall Street Journal reports rebates reduce effective prices by 200 to 400 dollars per vehicle.
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Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Weather cloudy with a chance of snow and sub 40s highs tonight through Wednesday. Precipitation probability 40 to 60 percent with south to southwest winds. Marriage licenses listed for Ellis Leber and Hillman Palmer in Norwalk and Greenwich. Birth announced for Sheller couple in Greenwich Willard Area.
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Norwalk Reflectors delivery by 5 30 subscribers urged
Norwalk city subscribers lacking the Reflectors by 5 30 p m may have them delivered by calling 662 4271 between 5 30 and 6 p m. The front office closes at 5 p m so callers must use 71 at the end. Clip this for future reference.
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Heydinger Named Probate Judge In Huron County
Gov. Gilligan appointed 34 year old Heydinger to the Probate and Juvenile Division of Huron County Common Pleas Court filling the vacancy left by Judge Smith. Heydinger, a Democrat, plans no administrative changes and will assume duties once paperwork is completed.
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Norwalk Teachers Begin 1975 Contract Talks
Norwalk teachers and the Board of Education opened 1975 contract negotiations Monday night. Participants from both sides described the session as open and friendly, with no items settled yet. Weekly meetings were agreed while keeping details private.
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Park Job Dream Come True For Bob Barnes In Norwalk
Bob Barnes becomes Norwalk's parks and recreation director after the department reorganization. He replaces Austin Shadle and plans to expand facilities, including a year round pool, indoor tennis, and a possible park along Gallup Avenue. The six member staff will shrink to five with Gordon Manns' retirement.
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City Council to Hear Dunn Property Zoning at 8 p.m.
The City Council will hold a hearing at 8 p.m. on zoning of the Dunn property at the east end of the city. The Dunns plan to build apartments and a bowling alley.
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Montana’s Burt Wheeler Dies At 92 Former senator faced Teapot Dome and court packing
Burton Kendall Wheeler 92 former Montana senator died at his home Monday night. He served 1923 to 1947 and ran with Robert LaFollette on the Progressive ticket in 1924. Wheeler was labeled many ways from conservative to communist and criticized FDR’s court packing and wartime policies. He was born February 27, 1882 in Hudson Massachusetts.
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