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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1971
Page
1
Igor A. Ivanov, a Soviet chauffeur convicted as a spy in 1964, boards a plane to Russia on a State Department approved visit. He may return to the United States for his appeal and to visit his aging father and mother, in an unprecedented arrangement.
London reports that striking British postal workers won support from the International Federation of Postal Trade Unions in Brussels. The federation urged affiliates in 80 countries to refuse handling any communications with Britain, aiming to extend the standstill to telephone and telex services.
Seventeen Cambridge High School students aged 14 to 17 were arrested on charges of illegal possession, sale and distribution of marijuana and distribution of mescaline. Fifteen boys and two girls were first offenders and will be referred to Muskingum Comprehensive Mental Health Center. Investigators say no organized drug usage evidence yet, and the probe will continue.
University Heights police report a 70 year old physician Dr Jay B Price was shot to death at his home early today. He was pronounced dead at Suburban Community Hospital at 1 10 a m. Investigators believe burglars fired the fatal shot as they continued their probe.
Temperatures hit record lows in Florida with Daytona Beach registering 27 degrees and Key West recording 49 degrees, the latter setting a date low far below the previous 54 degree mark with a century of records. Cold persisted across the Southeast and persisted subzero in northern New England.
Mrs Spiro T Agnew tells McCall s Magazine she trained herself not to mind critics of her husband. She says she would be upset every day if she let comments affect her. The interview appears in The Private World of Judy Agnew written by Winzola McLendon.
The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association alleges Mayor John V. Lindsay is using Taylor Law penalties to destroy the union and push a presidential bid. PBA President Edward Kiernan calls the mayor's threats ill timed and inflammatory.
Increasing cloudiness and wind with mixed rain and snow possible this afternoon and again tonight with colder readings later. Norwalk highs in the 30s and lows in the teens to 20s with 60 percent precipitation this afternoon lowering tonight and Friday. A.L. Stuckert, 73, Bucyrus dies.
Cambodian forces pierced a Viet Cong and North Vietnamese trap to retake the last Communist-held segment of Cambodia’s lifeline to the sea around Pich Nil Pass. Soldiers raised the flag on Highway 4 and on the Sihanouk palace while Tet cease-fire plans were announced for South Vietnam.
In Washington the Senate Democratic whip Edward M. Kennedy was ousted by Senator Robert C. Byrd by a 31 to 24 vote as the new Congress opened. The result signals a setback to Kennedy's presidential hopes while GOP leader Scott won a narrow victory over Baker. In New York Bowie Kuhn announced no Hall of Fame election as no player reached 75 percent of votes.
Former President Harry S Truman, 86, was admitted to Research Hospital in Kansas City after a sudden onset of moderately severe abdominal pain. His wife Bess Truman and close aides were at hand as doctors planned diagnostic tests to determine the illness.
Huron County Commissioners mull a $4,800 request from the Norwalk Senior Center to cover director secretary pay after a $1,800 shortfall. City cut the grant to $3,000 while federal funds disappeared. Rev. Paul Smith urged county backing and intergroup cooperation, noting the project serves youth and seniors.
Charles A. Munn, 85, chartered a Pan American Boeing 707 for a direct Paris to West Palm Beach trip costing about 18 000 dollars. The five passenger flight avoided New York layovers and included a full crew and in flight meal service. Munn said he chose the nonstop option to reach his winter home quickly while recovering from illness.
Robert E. Neidermeier aged 45 from rural Willard drove off the road twice within about ten minutes along Willard West Road. He and his young passengers from Republic and Willard escaped injury as a mailbox and yard obstacle were struck. police say both crashes remain under investigation.
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