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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

Page

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Actress Donna Reed and Anthony Owen divorce after 26 years

In Los Angeles a Superior Court dissolved the 26 year marriage of actress Donna Reed 50 and producer Anthony Owen 64. They split about 3 million in community property including profits from the Donna Reed show and Owen will pay 350 monthly child support for their 14 year old daughter Mary.

Los Angeles UPI Donna Reed Anthony Owen Superior Court Owen Mary

Gun used in Berne slaying matched to earlier murder

East Cleveland police planned to compare Berne’s bullet with a bullet from a prior killing to determine if the same gun was used. The nude body of James A. Berne, 58, vice president of operations for Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio, was found Wednesday in his 24th floor penthouse den, shot in the back of the head and covered with a sheet.

East Cleveland UPI Blue Cross Northeast Ohio James A. Berne Berne

War Death Toll Drops in Indochina Clash Report

The U.S. Command reports 19 Americans killed in action last week in Indochina, the lowest weekly tally in nearly six years. Nonhostile deaths match the combat fatalities, totaling 19. The year-to-date count reaches 45,250 American troop deaths in Southeast Asia since January 1, 1961.

Saigon

Paris Peace Talks Delegations Press Condition on Prisoner Release

Communist delegations at the Paris peace talks insist on only discussing prisoner releases if President Nixon sets an early deadline for U.S. troop withdrawal.

Paris UPI U.S Nixon

Weather and notices from Norwalk area today

Weather report shows sunny mild conditions with highs upper 60s to lower 70s and lows around 50s. Wind shifts from northeast to east southeast 10 to 15 mph. Local notices include two marriage license applications, a birth, and three deaths from Milan Monroeville and Willard.

Norwalk

Senate votes for ceiling on draft calls in Indochina war

Senate approved Kennedy amendment by 78 to 4 setting a two year cap on draft calls. The ceiling allows 130000 in the first year and 140000 in the second, aiming to curb escalation. House action and future negotiations determine final policy.

Senate Washington UPI Edward M. Kennedy Nixon Indochina Kennedy Massachusetts Democrat Southeast Asia Congress House White House

Ohio welfare residency bill targets out-of-state claimants

Columbus lawmakers push a one year state residency to qualify for welfare, arguing Ohio draws claimants from other states. New York recently reimposed a residency rule amid concerns over interstate welfare migration. In Washington, postal officials described a sharp drop in valuable air mail theft after tightened security, as mob-linked pilferage of securities and valuables faces top-level scrutiny.

Columbus UPI Dayton Power and Light Co Little Three Mile Creek Adams County Ohio River House Robert E. Levitt Canton Ohio Levitt U.S. Supreme Court New York Washington W. J. Cotter Senate Investigations Subcommittee Cotter Treasury Securities and Exchange Commission John F. Kennedy Wall Street Murray J. Gross New York County

Cycle Crash Injures Film Director Godard in Paris

French film director Jean Luc Godard, 41, was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash in central Paris. He underwent two hours of surgery and remained in intensive care after being hit by a small truck while a bus rescue was needed. Christine Marcelier, 26, the driver, was also injured.

Paris UPI Jean Luc Godard Laennec Hospital

Imprisoned Priest Berrigan Hospitalized After Emergency Move

Rev. Daniel Berrigan aged 49 was taken from Danbury Federal Prison to Danbury Hospital with breathing and pulse concerns. Doctors kept diagnosis private while he remained under observation. The priest, linked to a Kissinger kidnapping plot in an indictment later dropped, and his brother Philip, 47, are serving time for destroying draft records in Catonsville Maryland.

Danbury, Conn UPI Daniel Berrigan Danbury Hospital Federal Berrigan Henry A. Kissinger Danbury Federal Correctional Institution John Norton Father Berrigan Philip Daniel Danbury Catonsville

Cosmonauts Settle In Flying Hotel aboard Salyut Station

Three Soviet cosmonauts Georgi Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev settled into a long stay aboard the Salyut space station described by Tass as a modern flying hotel with hot food water heaters and a library. The crew cut power to Soyuz 11 docking to show plans for an extended stay while the return vehicle remains docked.

Moscow UPI Salyut Space Station Tass Georgi Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov Viktor Patsayev Salyut Monday Salyut Alexei Yeliseyev Moscow Television

Michael Rennie Dies at 62 Star of The Third Man

London actor Michael Rennie, star of The Third Man TV series and films The Robe and King of the Khyber Rifles, died at 62 while visiting his mother in Harrogate Yorkshire. Born in Bradford, he fled to London for film work before World War II and later became a U.S. citizen in 1960.

London UPI Michael Rennie King of the Khyber Rifles Rennie Harrogate Yorkshire Bradford Margaret Lockwood 20Th Century Fox Hollywood U.S Britain

Norwalk High Students Survey Traffic Violations

Norwalk High School juniors conducted a Wednesday roadside survey tallying unsafe driving habits. They logged 148 men and 111 women observed, with 94 men and 41 women violating signals, stopping rules, or parking, plus excessive noise and littering.

Virginia Patton Norwalk Maple City Police Department Monroe Linwood

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