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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
7
ACAPULCO Mexico UPI Jackie Kennedy widow of President John F Kennedy alone righted an overturned sailboat after a police boat churned the waves. She pulled aboard her daughter Caroline and niece Tina Radziwill then swam to shore with the boat upright.
National Farmers Organization picketed dairies across Ohio including Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Portsmouth and Dayton to push for higher wholesale milk prices. Pickets appeared at multiple plants but deliveries continued with few confrontations as unions weigh whether to observe. An NFO official warned of possible milk shortages if truck drivers strike or sympathizers join.
Hong Kong broadcasts quote Radio Peking saying the cultural revolution is failing to purge opposition. The Star reports Red Guards target Liu Shao-chi and Teng Hsiao-ping with a March 21 special committee to crush them.
Hollywood reviews note the Tony Awards telecast on ABC-TV failed to impress beyond New York audiences. Four musical numbers dominated the program with three feeling routine. Joel Grey’s Cabaret nightclub piece stood out as a high point in an otherwise aging Broadway showcase.
Florida police prepared for a second wave of college vacationers from New York City as Easter break continued. Rioting and minor clashes marred beach scenes in Ocean Drive Beach and Biloxi with hundreds arrested, while Fort Lauderdale remained the top spring break draw for collegians.
A 70 mile Easter march ending in Lansing drew about 1000 clergy nuns Mexican Americans and labor leaders to urge Michigan to aid its migrant farm workers. The group presented a five page declaration to Lt Gov Milliken asking Gov Romney to help secure humane treatment and better living conditions for nearly 100 000 migrants.
Bowling Green State University named Bill Fitch as head basketball coach, succeeding Warren Scholler who resigned after four seasons. Fitch comes from North Dakota with a 92-44 record there and three conference titles, after earlier coaching at Coe College.
Andy Inman, 46, Greenwich, arrested Monday on an intoxication charge, pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court. A prior Thursday hearing had him entering an innocent plea. Judge Robert J. Vetter fined him 50 dollars and ordered payment of court costs.
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