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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1971

Page

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Paris Talks See Boycotts As Vietnam War Toll Grows

UPI reports Hanoi and Viet Cong chief negotiators skipped the Paris peace talks again over Nixon policies. Saigon’s delegate was ill, with Ambassador Bruce attending solo. Mme Nguyen Thi Binh said China would aid Hanoi. In Laos Sepone, North Vietnamese tanks joined heavy fighting as air strikes reported over 1,000 Communist deaths in two days.

Paris UPI Hanoi Nixon Vietnam Saigon U. S David K.E. Bruce United States North Vietnam Romania Mme Nguyen Thi Binh China Sepone Laos

Police officer killed in narcotics raid in ghetto apartment

One policeman was shot to death and another wounded in a neck during a narcotics raid. Officer Glen P. Fisher died hours later. Harold Lee Boggins was charged with murder. Pvt. William D. Freeman was treated and released.

Washington UPI Jerry V. Wilson Glen P. Fisher William D. Freeman Harold Lee Boggins

Byrd seeks posthumous citizenship for Gen. Robert E. Lee

Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia introduced a resolution to restore Gen Robert E Lee's citizenship posthumously. He cited archives showing Lee took a 1865 oath to the Union and argued the 14th amendment requires a two thirds congressional vote for restoring citizenship to officers who rebelled.

Washington UPI Harry F. Byrd Dva Robert E. Lee Byrd National Archives Lee Union Congress United States

Weather outlook Norwalk Ohio through Friday with snow flurries

Considerable cloudiness today with little temperature change and a 30 percent chance of snow flurries. Highs in the mid to upper 30s, lows in the low to mid 20s. Friday brings more clouds and warmer air with a 30 percent chance of showers in the evening or night. highs in the 40s. Winds west to northwest today 15 to 25 mph, easing tonight then southeast 10 to 15 mph Friday. Norwalk high 36 low 29. Humidity 75 percent at 7 am, 64.7 percent at 1 pm. Sunrise 6:44 am, sunset 6:28 pm. Moonrise 6:28 pm, Moonset 6:31 am. Marriage license: David L. Greene and Deborah K. Capelle. Births: two girls and two boys reported. Deaths: Ignatius A. Brown 92, Alford F. Pugh 71, Andrew and Mark Thayer infants.

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Chiang says UN would die if Communist China joins

Chiang Kai-shek warned the United Nations would be doomed by admitting Communist China and vowed to keep it out. He argued the two-China policy is unsolvable without world resolve and said Peking could sabotage the UN if joined. He asserted Nationalist China can defend Taiwan and Quemoy from invasion.

Mims Thomason United Press International Taipei UPI Chiang Kai-shek United Nations China Chiang United States Peking Taipei U.N World Community of Nations Quemoy Formosa Strait Taiwan Gilligan

Actress Moore declines conservator request in age dispute

Los Angeles judge rejects mother Luella Koford's bid to manage actress Terry Moore assets valued at 190000 and her Beverly Hills home as she faces influence from Dennis Ray Tector. Weisman says conservatorship laws do not cover foolishness and urges Moore to act her age.

Los Angeles API Terry Moore Superior Court Steven S. Weisman Miss Moore Luella B. Koford Beverly Hills Tector

Buckleys Sister Attacks Militant At Catholic University

Patricia Buckley Bozell a Buckley family member rushed the stage at Catholic University and tried to slap feminist speaker Tim Grace Atkinson. She knelt on the sidewalk, prayed, then shouted against the university as the court later upheld Atkinson's right to speak.

Washington UPI Patricia Buckley Bozell Buckley Catholic University Tim Grace Atkinson The Washington Post U.S John Lewis Smith Jr Miss Atkinson Mrs. Bozell

Deaths Down Casualties Up In Vietnam War Brief

U S spokesmen report 44 Americans killed in combat last week the four week low and 25 fewer than the prior week. Wounded rise to 434 the highest in five months due to intensified Communist harassment of bases as South Vietnam moves into Laos to sever the Ho Chi Minh trail. Since Jan 1 1961 through Saturday Indochina war death toll stands at 44 631 with 295 878 wounded.

Saigon UPS U. S U.S South Vietnam Laos Ho Chi Minh

Breed Cyclists Claim Ambush at Cleveland Show

Bloodier melee at a motorcycle show left five dead and 21 injured as Breed and Hell's Angels clashed. Police charged 57 people with first degree murder and riot. Breed leaders claim they were ambushed and that attackers carried out pre planned violence.

Cleveland UPI Breed Hell’s Angels William E. Casperson Willow Grove Big Bill Anthony W. Shimp Westlawn The Angels Ralph Joyce Casperson

Medina Tells Of Reaction In My Lai Court Testimony

UPI reports at Ft. Benning Captain Ernest L. Medina testified about Lt. William L. Calley Jr. and the My Lai massacre inquiry. Medina cited Calley saying My God I can still hear the screaming as prosecutors objected and the judge ordered the remark stricken.

Ernest Medina William Calley Ft. Benning My Lai Medina Robin Moore UPI H.D. Quigg Benning Ernest L. Medina George W. Latimer William L. Calley Jr Latimer Calley Reid W. Kennedy Aubrey M. Daniel Daniel

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Army Winton M. Blount Army Corps of Engineers Cincinnati Blount House Post Office Committee Capitol Columbus State Capitol Senate Anthony O. Calabrese New York East Village Manhattan David L. Greene Deborah K. Capelle Willard John Hetrick David Kamann Monroeville Leslie Gough Ignatius A. Brown Alford F. Pugh Willard Andrew Mark Thayer Bruce Thayer Berlin Heights Red John J. Gilligan Ohio
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