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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1970
Page
1
Patricia Neal fully recovered from three strokes in 1965 resumes acting with the film The Road Builder written by her husband Roald Dahl in Buckinghamshire England.
A general alarm fire destroyed the Third Street Market in Mansfield Ohio's downtown. No injuries were reported. The fire began near a rear restaurant, origin undetermined, and was extinguished by 9 a.m. All city equipment responded.
In Maine the recount reduced the gap to 890 votes between Democratic Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis and Republican James Erwin. Curtis led as of Nov 3, with Erwin gaining 70 votes in three days of recounting after a Thanksgiving recess. At least 20 other recounts were set state wide including four state Senate races and 13 House contests.
A TWA 707 cargo jet crashed into an Israeli air force Stratocruiser being towed on the Tel Aviv runway at Lydda Airport before dawn. Both aircraft exploded, nine hour airport shutdown. Three crew survived. two Israeli workers died and two others injured.
Saigon reports an American F105 jet bombed and strafed a North Vietnamese antiaircraft gun site north of the DMZ after its electronic gear showed the guns were aiming at U S B52 bombers. Command called it a protective reaction to avert hostile action with unknown results.
Cloudy conditions give way to partly sunny today with a high in the low 50s. Tonight will be partly cloudy with lows in the 40s. Showers possible Tuesday with highs 55 to 60. Wednesday cooler with more showers slight. Norwalk temps 52/40. precipitation around 0.50 inches. humidity ranges. Births include a Norwalk boy and a Norwalk girl. A marriage license for Grama and Yacob. Deaths listed for Harvey, Smith, Marquart, Hawkins, and Bechtold.
Pope Paul VI arrived in Sydney amid a teeming crowd of thousands despite heavy security. He walked into the streets to greet worshipers, shaking hands and blessing the faithful as police estimated 700000 gathered for his visit, contrasting Samoa’s poverty with Australia’s wealth. He urged missions in the Pacific and warned excess wealth brings danger.
Nicholas Dann will be 100 next Sunday amid a lively routine. He will have breakfast with toast and milk and enjoys cigars while watching television. He and Edna, his wife of 26 years, maintain a busy life with the Eagles Club and garden duties.
Ohio forced to count 34 traffic fatalities during the 102 hour Thanksgiving holiday period. includ ed are a Steubenville small plane crash four in a Sandusky County family accident and 11 dead in one day as families crowded highways. Also noted are carbon monoxide deaths two year old Stacey Price fire victim John West shooting death and a Cherokee plane crash.
The U S space agency readied the Stargazer the world's largest space telescope for launch at Cape Kennedy to orbit at 466 miles aboard an Atlas Centaur rocket. The 4680 pound unmanned observatory aims to study ultraviolet light from hot stars and distant galaxies seen eight times fainter than previous equipment.
Sunday traffic on the Ohio Turnpike became a solid mass from eastgate to westgate after 18 crashes. A serious collision near the Elyria interchange injured Barbara Ruddle of Falls Church, Virginia, and disrupted travel for minutes before one lane reopened.
A Michigan family of seven, including parents Larry Fayton and Judith Fayton and their five children aged 2 to 8, were reported missing in a four seat Cessna 172 over Lake Erie after leaving Ithaca New York. Civil Air Patrol, Coast Guard and FAA officials launched searches with last contact at Dunkirk New York 10:30 p.m.
Mrs. James Rister of Norwalk area Ohio suffered second degree burns to hands arms and face when attempting to light her gas oven Sunday. She was admitted to the hospital in satisfactory condition after the blast. Her husband reported the oven blew out as she lit it around noon Sunday.
Former Miss America Jacquelyn Mayer Townsend 27, a Sandusky native and Miss Ohio winner, remained in fair condition after a stroke Friday at a Pittsburgh area hospital. She married John Townsend in May 1964 in Parkersburg West Virginia.
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