Israel Needs Immigrants for Survival Says British Peer
In Cincinnati a British Lord warned that Israel must absorb at least 40 000 Jewish adults to prevent Arab majority. Viscount Edwin Samuel told a Bonds for Israel dinner that without immigration Jews risk losing majority status as Arabs grow. In Paris John Lennon admitted in L Express that the Beatles smoked marijuana in Buckingham Palace bathrooms before a royal decoration.
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Metzenbaum Seeks Halt On Port Clinton Nuclear Plant
Cleveland attorney and Democratic senatorial candidate Howard M. Metzenbaum demands suspension of all work on the Port Clinton nuclear power plant until there is irrefutable proof of no radioactive danger to the public and natural resources. In Saigon a woman terrorist grenade attack at a pagoda kills 14 civilians and wounds 20, with another blast injuring a soldier and civilian near U S quarters.
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Postal strike could cut Easter recess for Congress
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said the postal strike may force lawmakers to cancel or shorten their 10 day Easter recess. If necessary, forgoing the recess is possible as the strike demands action and many members planned to leave after key business is completed Tuesday.
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Weather and life events in Norwalk area weather brief and notices
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with mid to upper 20s lows. Sunshine and warmer Tuesday with mid 40s highs. 30 percent today 20 tonight 10 Tuesday precipitation. Northwest winds 12 to 18 mph easing. Norwalk highs 36 lows 32. Births marriages and deaths listed with local names and ages. Obituaries noted on page 2 for Duff Hanville and others.
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Area Men Survive Colorado Plane Crash
A Monroeville man, Dean Betschman, 23, is in good condition with possible back injuries after a private plane carrying him on a Sandusky Bay Ski Club trip crashed on Mt. Elbert. Pilot Larry Knoch and passenger Joe Lewis were found in good condition after spending the night in subzero cold. rescuers and a helicopter saved Betschman after an arduous return to safety.
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Nixon Announces Nationwide Push To End Postal Strike
President Nixon plans a radio and TV address at 2 p.m. EST to explain his plan to end the wildcat postal strike and possibly deploy federal troops to operate the mail if talks fail. Officials report 168,403 postal workers still on strike, with carriers in New York and Chicago among those staying out.
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Norwalk Post Office holds 500 pieces of mail amid strike talk
Norwalk officials say about 500 items are delayed as cities like New York Cleveland and Detroit face strike action. Postmaster in charge Robert O'Donnell notes pay scales and staffing at Norwalk differ from larger offices and Nixon hints at using military mail delivery though local workers doubt it. Ham radio operators in Cleveland aid communications during the strike.
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Reston predicts Nixon may use troops to deliver mail
Newsman James Reston told Ohio State alumni at Centennial Charter Day Convocation that Nixon could need the National Guard or Army to ensure mail delivery if no immediate settlement is reached. He said the president has no other alternative.
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Burglars Hit Two City Homes and Local Business
Over the weekend two Norwalk homes and the Norwalk Waste Materials Co. offices were broken into. Donald E. Barr reported a basement window damage and theft of small cash, a ring, and a pin valued around 200 dollars. At 99 Norwood Maude Smith said a rear entry broke a window and stained blood found. a red bag of pennies and a nickel slot machine were reported stolen. The Waste Materials Co. saw about 50 dollars taken and the thieves removed the office hasp and petty cash.
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Wednesday Deadline for Voter Registration in Huron County
Madge Earl of the county Board of Elections urges unregistered residents to file by Wednesday to be eligible for the May 5 primary. Office hours run 8:30 to 4 daily in the courthouse, with extended hours until 9 p.m. Wednesday for last‑minute registrations. If you moved or changed your name since last registering, you must update records or re register. Call 663-6421 with questions.
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Two Boys Admit False Fire Alarm
Two juvenile boys ages 16 and 17 admitted Friday they reported a fire at 193 Spinout. the operator traced the call after the line was left open. Reports were to be brought to juvenile court this morning.
My Experience With God Daddy Is With God In Heaven
A Norwalk columnist poetically reflects on faith showing God as stern yet forgiving. He recalls a mail delivery moment with a grieving child who trusts that her father is with God in Heaven. The piece expresses his two core desires: understanding all people and the power to forgive real or imagined wrongs.
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