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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1974
Page
1
President Nixon arrives in Moscow for talks with Leonid Brezhnev on new economic deals and slowing the arms race. Officials had hoped for a permanent strategic arms limitation pact, but Kissinger said no such agreement would be reached this time.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports reporter Alice Luddington claims a tape proves she did not misquote former Cleveland Press editor Louis Seltzer who said he had seen a signed statement that could clear Sam Sheppard. Also notes a White House secret letter about Dean, Nixon hush money, a coal switch law, and a California record of kissing couples lasting 120 hours.
Mrs. Donald Fey reports smoke at 24 Valley Park Dr. as she entered a bedroom for laundry before 8. Mattresses and box springs stood on end against the wall and burned. Fire Capt. Caprara noted the fire started near the floor possibly from a cigarette. cause undetermined. Damages estimated at $400.
Senate leader Hugh Scott says Amtrak will launch a new Boston to Chicago passenger rail line with stops in Toledo and Cleveland, continuing along the old New York Central route. Transportation Secretary Claude Brinegar will make the official announcement, under the Railway Act which requires one new line each year.
Clear tonight with a 20 percent today and 10 percent tonight and Friday. Highs upper 70s to lower 80s. East to northeast winds 5 to 10 mph today. Marriage license applications listed for Branham Lewellen Houghtlen Parish. Births to Scoggins Ward. Deaths include Edward L. Leber, 63.
Policewoman Penny Miller posed as a Qantas stewardess to trap a Greek migrant, Phillip Tassoulas, who demanded 300000 dollars under threat to blow up two planes. Detectives staged the handover at a Drummoyne butcher shop, with Tassoulas arrested and remanded. Fraser said the sting followed a plan from a 1971 payout case.
Lewis Deschler resigns as House parliamentarian at age 69 after a 44 year influence span. Deschler, longtime adviser to speakers, cited medical advice for retirement. He leaves a legacy of sharp rulings and a prominent, controversial role in Congress.
Ernest Gruening former Alaska senator dies at 87 after a long illness in Doctors' Hospital. He opposed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution and Vietnam involvement, served as Alaska governor, and was its first senator. He leaves wife Dorothy and one child. funeral plans incomplete.
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