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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1971

Page

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Rhodes Wife In Satisfactory Condition After Cardiac Event

Helen Rhodes, 55, wife of former governor James A. Rhodes, is in satisfactory condition in University Hospital's coronary care unit after a Tuesday night admission for cardiac decompensation. Her sister-in-law Ardella Graves, 59, remains in fair condition at Fayette Memorial Hospital following a Thursday crash on Interstate 71 that left injuries from a vehicle collision.

Ohio Highway Patrol Ardella Graves Columbus Hugh Graves

Want Holiday For King By UPI

A mule train through Washington delivers a petition for a national holiday honoring Dr Martin Luther King Jr with millions of signatures. Rev Ralph Abernathy, SCLC successor, plans to present Congress with the petition in Atlanta where King was born and led his civil rights crusade.

United Press International Washington Martin Luther King Jr Ralph Abernathy King Southern Christian Leadership Conference SCLC Congress Atlanta

Vietnam Rangers Fight VC in second day on Highway 4

South Vietnamese rangers clash with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces for a second day of heavy fighting after recapturing one of two Communist held passes on Highway 4. Premier Lon Nol to visit Saigon Jan 20 to discuss aid with U S and South Vietnamese leaders.

Phnom Penh UPI Saigon Lon Nol U. S Cambodia

Gilligan Names Patchen To National Guard Post

Colonel Kermit A. Patchen 51 of Collins has been appointed assistant quartermaster general of the Ohio National Guard by Gov. John J. Gilligan. He was sworn Jan 11 and will keep his post as executive officer of the 16th Engineer Brigade in Columbus. Patchen, a WWII and Korean War veteran, will oversee repairs of state military property, arsenal operations, new construction, and acquisition of guard sites. He and his wife Alice live on Hartland Center Road with four children.

Kermit A. Patchen Collins Ohio National Guard John J. Gilligan Gilligan Col. Patchen 16Th Engineer’ Brigade Columbus Adjutant General’s Department Patchen New London command and _ general _ staff college Army National Guard Hartland Center Road Alice Mark Jamie Krista Myra Bowling Green State University Barman and Seitz General Contractors

Israelis Strike Post In Lebanon Guerrilla Camp

Israeli forces attacked an Arab guerrilla complex 25 miles in Lebanon killing 10 and wounding six. A Fatah spokesman in Beirut said guerrillas fought the helicopter and gunboat attack while inflicting large casualties on the Israelis.

United Press International Israel Lebanon al Fatah Beirut

Greenwich Police Chief Loren Welsh Resigns in Town Crisis

Greenwich suffers mass police resignations as Chief Loren Welsh and a full time officer quit along with two auxiliaries. The town of 1,400 loses full time protection while the council plans to hire replacements. Mrs. Welsh says her husband left town after a fight over pay, which officials say was a factor but he remains in town per mayor.

Greenwich Loren Welsh Welsh Police Midwest Industries Willard Lloyd Patton William Turner James Robertson Turner Jesse Bennett Wesley Sands Roger Lynch Patton

Funeral services for Mrs Cora Glenn mother of John Glenn Jr

Mrs Cora Glenn 73 mother of astronaut John H Glenn Jr was found dead at her New Concord Ohio home from an apparent heart attack. Authorities believe she may have died 36 hours earlier. Glenn visited her Tuesday night. She had been named American Mother of the Year after her son's February 1962 orbit. Her husband had died years before.

New Concord Glenn Earth

Army court clears GI in My Lai shooting case

An Army court martial board freed Sgt. Charles E. Hutto, 22, of Tallulah Louisiana, the second GI charged in the 1968 My Lai village killings. The verdict was called generally encouraging for others on trial and praised as good for the Army and military justice.

FT. Mcpherson, Ga UPI My Lai Charles E. Hutto Tallulah Hutto

Weather Brief Norwalk Area With Snow Flurries Risk

Partly sunny this morning, then mostly cloudy and colder with a chance of snow flurries this afternoon and tonight. Highs in the mid to upper 20s, lows 10 to 15. Saturday looks colder with highs 15 to 20 and a 20 to 30 percent precipitation chance. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph today and tonight, 10 to 15 mph Saturday. Norwalk high 35, low 20. Moon phases and sunrise set. Marriage license issued for John E Magnuson and Mary Grell in Norwalk. Births listed and deaths noting Bertha P Goodenough, 76, Los Angeles.

Norwalk

Nixon proposes merger of Peace Corps and VISTA into new agency

President Nixon called for uniting Peace Corps VISTA and other volunteers into a Center for Voluntary Action to mobilize youth for constructive change. He urged an alliance between generations to tackle illiteracy malnutrition and environmental cleanup both abroad and in the United States and said a congressional merger plan would be sent in about a month.

Washington API United States Canada Lake Erie Lake Ontario International Saint Lawrence River International Joint Commission of Canada Folkestone England UPI Kent Coast Guard English Channel Pegwell Bay Romney Marsh Nixon America Center For Voluntary Action White House Congress Peace Corps VISTA

Aswan High Dam Inauguration Led by Sadat and Podgorny

President Anwar Sadat and Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny officially inaugurated the 366 foot dam at Aswan. The project cost about 1 billion dollars, took 11 years, and aided flood control in Egypt and Sudan. Thousands attended the opening ceremony 600 miles south of Cairo.

Aswan Egypt API Anwar Sadat Nikolai V. Podgorny Nile Sudan Sadat Podgorny Cairo

Bresson and Williams Seek Council Seats in Norwalk Race

Lawrence Bresson and incumbent Robert Williams announced bids for Norwalk city council seats as Democrats. Bresson filed petitions to run from the First Ward. Williams will seek re-election from the Fourth Ward after serving as planning and zoning commissioner and chairing the police and traffic committee. Williams, 50, works as a section foreman at Gould Inc. in Milan and lives on West Main Street with his wife and five children. Bresson, 45, a Gould Inc. senior systems analyst, previously served on the council and was appointed to the Planning and Zoning Commission last month. he and Ann have five children and live on Indian Terrace.

Norwalk Planning and Zoning Commission Lawrence Bresson Robert Williams Fourth Ward Williams Gould, Inc Clevite Corp Milan West Main St Bresson Grant Walls Ann Indian Terrace

Chamber Seeks Local Slides for City Presentation

The Chamber of Commerce requests 35 mm color slides of Norwalk events or city history. Owners who can lend slides to be borrowed, copied, and returned are asked to contact Chris Keller at the Chamber office. Subjects describing the city, including parades and celebrations, are welcome.

Norwalk Chamber of Commerce Chris Keller Chamber

Two Suspects Cleared In Lorain Bank Heist

Three bandits robbed the Central Security National Bank branch in Lorain Ohio taking cash from a teller cage and ordering patrons to stay quiet. Two suspects detained on the Ohio Turnpike 20 miles west of Lorain were cleared. one man found with a concealed weapon remained in patrol custody for further action.

Lorain, Ohio UPI Central Security National Bank State Highway Patrol Ohio Turnpike Lorain

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richard Nixon University National Guard Col Kermit Patchen NEW York John V. Lindsay Lindsay City Hall Patrick V. Murphy Florida Richard Diroma PBA Brooklyn New Rochelle Mrs. Welsh John E. Magnuson Mary Grell Bertha P. Goodenough Los Angeles, Calif The University of Nebraska Democrats Harold Finch First Ward Louis Nardecchia Nardecchia Charter Commission
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