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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1973

Page

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Weather Summary and Obituaries in Norwalk Area

Partly cloudy and cool tonight with a low around 25 to 30. Thursday brings mostly sunny and warmer conditions, highs 45 to 50. Tonight 10 percent precipitation near zero by Thursday. westerly winds today and southwest tonight. Death notices for Mrs. Alice Leimeister 67 Huron Mrs. Lena Anna Gates 77 Norwalk and Mr. FP Simonson Sr 91 New London.

Norwalk Alice Leimeister Huron Lena Anna Gates FP. Simonson, Sr New London

Onassis Son's Death Shakes Magnate and Greece

Friends say Aristotle Onassis, 68, is distraught after the death of his son Alexandros 24 in a private plane crash at Athens airport. He contemplates selling holdings from Olympic Airways to Skorpios and leaving Greece. premier ordered a helicopter to retrieve a Virgin Mary icon from Tinos, but Alexandros died before it arrived.

Athens UPI Aristotle Onassis Alexandros Greece Onassis Olympic Airways Skorpios Tinos John F. Kennedy Glyfada

Four Nation Force To Guard Vietnam Cease Fire

The White House released the 23 point Vietnam cease fire accord detailing a 1160 member four nation supervisory force to oversee the truce and a 30 day window for an international conference. It calls for full POW release and U.S. troop withdrawal by March 28 with South Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces remaining. The pact outlines neutrality in Laos and Cambodia and allows unlimited U.S. economic aid to Saigon. The early test is the POW releases.

Washington UPI White House Vietnam America Nixon Southeast Asia Paris U.S Vienna Laos Cambodia Saigon United States North Vietnamese Hanoi South South Vietnam

Norwalk Celebrates V J Day Echoes Of 1945 Uproar

Norwalk marked the end of World War II with a jubilant Main Street celebration in 1945 as horns backfired cans lined the streets and residents climbed buildings while churches held Thanksgiving services.

Japan Grant

Air Force One carries LBJ to Washington for burial

Lyndon B. Johnson’s casket was flown from Bergstrom AFB to Andrews AFB aboard Air Force One. Five-year-old Patrick Nugent saluted the coffin at the transfer, as a military band played and a 21-gun salute marked the departure. The body lies in state in Austin before burial near his boyhood home.

Austin Tex API Lyndon B. Johnson Washington White House United States Johnson Air Force 1 Nixon Bergstrom Air Force Base Andrews Afb Patrick Nugent Fortress Air Field 2Nd Armored Division 5Th Army Hell On Wheels

Local Churches Reflect on Cease-Fire Amid War

Norwalk Alliance Church pastor says ten years of prayer for three captive missionaries may be rewarded as they top release lists. Local clergy react to Nixon cease-fire, noting hopes it lasts and impacts worship and village life. Commemorative and peace-themed services planned by several churches.

Saigon Hanoi Pentagon North Vietnam U.S Nixon Southeast Asia Charles Pearce Norwalk Alliance Church Pearce Christian and Missionary Alliance Vietnam Elden Smith St. Paul Episcopal Church

Norwalk OKs 6000-Square-Foot Medical Clinic at Norwood Site

Norwalk Zoning Board of Appeals approved conditional use for a medical clinic at 80 Norwood Ave in a A-3 zone. Doctors Schultz King and Hoffecker plan a 6000 square foot brick building on the former Norwalk Pure Milk site with screened parking and landscaping.

Norwalk Zoning Board of Appeals Norwood Ave Harold Schultz Donald King Robert Hoffecker Milan Avenue Medical Center Norwalk Pure Milk Thurman J. Peabody Norwood Avenue

War ceasing sparks mixed feelings from local leaders

Mayor Wayne Goodsite calls the cease fire long overdue but warns against immediate celebration. Finance Douglas Colvin agrees it is good news but says true rejoicing comes only after every POW is accounted for and returned home. Local veterans and Red Cross officials reflect on the war’s toll in Huron County.

Wayne Goodsite Douglas Colvin Goodsite The American Red Cross Huron County Edel Red Cross Vietnam Huron County Veterans Service Chester McClare

Norwalk Residents React To Vietnam Peace Announcement

Residents like Mrs. John W. Gibb and Mrs. Robert Zeller voice mixed joy and caution. Others including K S Flickinger and Dr. Carl Brandts praise Nixon while critiquing Johnson and lingering distrust colors their peace reaction.

Norwalk John W. Gibb Firelands Blvd Robert Zeller Benedict Ave William Cash W. Main St Johnson K.S. Flickinger United States Nixon Carl Brandts

Few Draftees in Huron Board Speak of War Effort

Frank Meyers vice chairman of the Huron County Selective Service Local Board 63 says few draftees caused trouble and most accepted the draft. A 1970 fire destroyed draft records in the Citizens National Bank basement, with Meyers alleging national group arson. Induction lists were destroyed, preventing total draft counts. board consolidations with five other boards are planned due to the draft lottery and clerical reductions.

Huron County Southeast Asia Reflector Vietnam Frank Meyers Huron County Selective Service Local Board 63 Meyers Leona Weisenberger

Light Still Shines On Flag In Milan

The flag on the Village Square honors Milan veterans and active service members. Project chair James Witten notes no plans to turn off the light when wars end, decisions rest with the village. Milan Jaycees supplied the flags for the pole.

Milan Milan Jaycees James Witten

No Changes In Recruiting Policy Affirmed

First Sgt. John Taylor of the U.S. Army Recruiting Station in Norwalk said peace will not alter recruiting policies. The army continues its push for an all volunteer force.

John Taylor U.S. Army Norwalk Army

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