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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1970

Page

2

NAACP official shot death fuels possible mistaken identity

James M. Floyd, 57, a veteran NAACP official, was found shot outside the Savannah NAACP headquarters. Local president W. W. Law said Floyd may have been the intended target, noting Floyd carried $612.34 and worked late lining up churches for weekly mass meetings. Detective leads were reported but motive undetermined.

Savannah UPI James M. Floyd NAACP W. W. Law Law Floyd Coy James William EE. Baker Baker Memorial Hospital

Minneapolis Men Plan Court Fight For Marriage License

Two 28 year old Minneapolis men, Jack Baker and Jim McConnell, applied for a marriage license in Hennepin County. They paid $10 and expect to pick up the license Friday unless a legal impediment arises. Baker argues Minnesota law allows the marriage but cites state law on homosexual relations. They met in Norman, Oklahoma, three years ago and hope for a church wedding on December 31 with a New Year’s Eve reception.

Minneapolis, Minn UPI Minneapolis Jack Baker University of Minnesota Jim McConnell Kansas City Hennepin County Robert Anderson Anderson George Scott Baker Minnesota McConnell Norman Okla

Residents split on extended area telephone service proposal

At a public hearing the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce opposed extending area service only to Norwalk arguing residents would pay the same rates for less service. Local officials urged wider coverage to Willard and county-wide reach. The discussion touched on service quality in Willard and opinions among residents.

Willard Taylor Norwalk Charles Morris Greenwich Enterprise Review Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Greenwich Gary Obersmith R. R. Donnelley Co Attica Plymouth New Washington Kenneth Salisbury EAS

Cornfeld's $100 Million Empire Falters in Geneva

Bernard Cornfeld once built Investors Overseas Services into a billion dollar complex from a Paris hotel start. He resigned as IOS chair after a slide in assets from 2.3 to about 1.9 billion and now hides in his Lake Geneva villa while IOS shifts to quieter, cautious management.

Geneva UPI Bernard Cornfeld Lake Geneva Cornfeld Investors Overseas Services IOS Paris Josephine Napoleon Bernie Hugh Hefner Pierre Cardin Istanbul Brooklyn James Roosevelt Jr Erich Meade Eric Wyndham White

Budget Deficit Deepens As Nixon Drops Balance Aim

Washington reports indicate the Nixon administration abandons a balanced-budget goal for the next two years and projects deficits of 1.8 billion dollars this year and 1.3 billion next. The plan includes a leaded gasoline tax and possible broader levies after elections to cover shortfalls.

Washington UPI Nixon Robert P. Nago William Proxmire Dwis Proxmire Gordon L. Allott Colorado Jacob K. Javits New York Congress Mayo White House

Deferment Status Still Up In Air

Washington (UPI) The 1969 four year student deferment for male college entrants remains uncertain as Congress debates Nixon request to end it this year. The outcome could drag into late summer or early September with new freshmen awaiting fall registration. Current deferments last until four years of undergraduate study or age 24, whichever comes first.

Washington UPI Congress Nixon

New London Pops Concert Planned by NL Groups

NEW LONDON The New London High School band and chorus will present a pops concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in the high school auditorium. The band performs Glenn Miller medleys, Sousa marches, Sound of Music selections and other standards. the chorus sings My Fair Lady and Frostiana pieces. Highlights include Arion and National School Choral awards and a John Phillip Sousa award. A fudge sale supports the New London Music Parents. admission is free with donations accepted.

New London Sousa Arion National School Choral New London Music Parents

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