31 May 1969
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1969
Page
1
UPI reports B52 bombers led a renewed U S military push in Vietnam after a two day cease fire ended at 6 a m Friday EDT. General Abrams said 13 Americans were killed and 62 wounded during the lapse and accused Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces of 158 cease fire violations, 85 serious. The Communists kept their Buddha's birthday truce for 48 hours, ending an hour after the EDT deadline.
The Insurance Board of Cleveland announced new automobile rates to benefit senior citizens and businesses while penalizing farmers and youth. Effective Jan 1, the rates cover policyholders of 136 Ohio companies and others filing through the board.
A new firm Alsport Inc plans to manufacture recreational vehicles in Norwalk with first product the Spoiler 395 a two place ski dune vehicle and a dune scooter variant. It will employ about 20 and move to its own plant.
Royal Dutch Marines restored order in downtown Willemstad after a day of looting and arson by striking oil workers. The Netherlands contemplates extra reinforcements as curfew and telecoms are disrupted amid reports of deaths and $10 million in damage.
Hollywood reports Natalie Wood wore an 18th century inspired wedding gown as she wed British producer Richard Gregson in a Russian Orthodox ceremony. This marks her second marriage after a 1957 union with Robert Wagner.
Sunny and warmer today with lower 80s. Tonight not as cool with 60s. Sunday partly cloudy and warm with a chance of showers and thundershowers high mid to upper 80s. Monday more clouds and scattered showers. Births include sons to Jeff Crouch and Willard Bores of Norwalk. Deaths listed Aloys J. Wise 58 Mary McLane Drake 92 Edith O Seasly 73.
Charles J. Carney 56, minority leader of the Ohio Senate, retires from United Steelworkers union to devote full time to General Assembly duties. The Youngstown Democrat notes salaries rise to 12,750 with a 2,000 extra. he explains past conflicts of interest claims. He traces his union career from United Rubber Workers Local president to United Steelworkers staff.
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