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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
4
David R Rockefeller, formerly David Bubach, aged in his 20s, sought a 3500 loan at Crocker Citizens Bank in Belvedere California claiming to be the Rockefeller heir. Police confirm the fake identity after bankruptcy in Cleveland. Bank recalls loan. suspect unresponsive and sought by authorities.
Mark Ames a 17 year old junior at Abington High School was named deputy chairman of the Massachusetts Republican State Committee. The appointment, made Wednesday night, makes him part of the party's teen age Republicans and aims to involve young people. Ames expects to learn his powers at a conference next week as he adjusts to the new role.
Miami report cites 68 hijacked Pan Am passengers detained in Cuba for four days. Travelers describe Havana as dilapidated with rundown buildings, roof pigpens, and shabby attire while noting some locals working to improve postrevolution life. Captain George Ashley calls condition drastic.
The Southern Baptist Convention passed a resolution urging abortion legalization in cases of rape, incest, deformity, or likely harm to the mother. Delegates debated the Broadman Bible and called for revision of Genesis and Exodus commentary by G Henton Davies amid publishing disputes.
The AFL-CIO pressed Congress to raise the minimum wage to $2 an hour with full coverage, while Labor Secretary Hodgson warned of harm to the economy and higher unemployment. The Senate committee considers two bills, one endorsed by the AFL-CIO and the Nixon plan proposing slower increases.
The 1971 draft debate reaches its fifth week with no end in sight. Senators Hatfield and Gravel discuss abolition and timing while votes loom on two amendments, one to end the draft by June 30 and another to extend it for one year. Demonstrators outside Capitol protest the draft as spring shifts to summer.
Classified notice urges readers to place want ads to rent vacancies quickly via dialing the listed phone number 662 4241. The fragment emphasizes fast service and available rental listings through the newspaper’s classified section.
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