Nixon's Mystery Dance Partner Is Surprised I Didn't Faint
Susan Snyder, a 27 year old from Sterling, became an instant celebrity after newspapers published a photo of her dancing with President Nixon at an inaugural ball. She recalled being pushed into the moment and said Nixon was a good dancer, though she felt awkward. Her two young daughters were more focused on their father, Gerald Snyder, who works for Xerox.
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Sterling
UPI
Susan Snyder
Nixon
Gerald Snyder
Xerox Corp
Snow Closes Rural Nebraska Schools and Oklahoma Weather
Snow piled up across northern Midwest sections as Oklahoma highways clogged and rural Nebraska schools closed. In Woodward 150 to 200 motorists sought shelter while up to 15 inches fell on the state’s northwest. Police reported a foot on level ground and waist deep drifts as skies cleared.
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United Press International
Midwest
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Woodward
Okla
State Highway Patrol
Vietnam peace talks near potential cease fire accord
Officials in Paris and Saigon moved toward a possible Vietnam cease fire agreement ending the 12 year war. President Nixon sent Henry Kissinger to Paris with final instructions as Kissinger prepared to initial a deal by Thursday after talks with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy.
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Vietnam
Paris
Saigon
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Supreme Court Does Away With Georgia Texas Abortion Laws
The Supreme Court ruled Georgia and Texas abortion statutes unconstitutional for hindering medical care to protect a mother's health. Justice Blackmun wrote the opinions. The Texas law made abortion a crime unless it was to save the mother's life, a fate mirrored by similar laws in about thirty states.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Supreme Court
Georgia
Texas
Harry A. Blackmun
Frazier Foreman Title Fight Guarded Against Sabotage
Kingston Jamaica police report extraordinary precautions for the WBC heavyweight title bout between Joe Frazier and George Foreman after threats of sabotage. Assistant police commissioner Douglas McFarland confirmed security measures amid fear of bombing.
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Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Douglas McFarland
Weather and Births and Deaths in Norwalk Area
Cloudy and colder tonight and Tuesday with 60 percent today and 20 percent tonight and Tuesday precipitation. Norwalk highs near 47 and lows around 19. Births include twin boys for Mr and Mrs David Krieg Norwalk and a girl for Mr and Mrs Larry Cole Norwalk. Deaths listed: Zada M Jones 62 Greenwich Arville Tackett 60 Willard Ethel Benson 87 Willard.
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Norwalk
David Krieg
F T Hospital
Larry Cole
Sandusky Memorial
Zada M. Jones
Greenwich
Arville Tackett
Willard Ethel Benson
Willard
Norwalk teen saves brother twice with first aid skills
John Brown 18 used mouth to mouth resuscitation learned in school to revive Donald J. Brown after two separate near drownings on Settlement Road. Parents praised his quick action and the ambulance service while doctors monitored the child at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The incident followed a high temperature illness in the family.
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Norwalk
Donald J. Brown
John
Edward G. Brown
Donald
Dad
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Brown
Richard Carpenter
Nixon to push domestic reforms after wartime focus
President Nixon prepares to unveil a sparse budget and a State of the Union plan within ten days. He seeks to shrink federal reach and promise less government at home and abroad, prioritizing self reliance and a break from paternalism.
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Mike Feinsilber Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Special Meeting on Sewer Assessments in City Chambers
A 7:30 p.m. meeting in City council chambers covers the Gallup Avenue and Old State Road sewer project. City Engineer James Widman and sewer committee members will host a Q and A for property owners facing assessments.
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City Council
Gallup Avenue
Old State Road
James Widman
Norwalk Plans Revised Weed-Cutting Policy This Summer
Norwalk mayor announces a new uniform weed cutting policy. The city will review its ordinance then inspect all areas next summer and cite noncompliant property owners to mayor's court if weeds are not cut within five days. Railroads to be included in the requirement.
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Norwalk
Wayne Goodsite
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