18 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1969
Page
1
Shirley Temple Black a member of the U S delegation to the United Nations shakes hands with U Thant the U N Secretary General during the annual U N Ball sponsored by the United Nations Association of the U S A on Friday at the U N headquarters.
President Nixon warns the public that curbing inflation could be painful and unpopular while urging all sectors to join the drive. He cites a 6 percent annual rise in living costs through August and calls for restraint by government, business, labor, and consumers. Senate Finance Committee plans to insert a provision in Tax Reform to uncover Medicare and Medicaid overcharges totaling about one billion dollars yearly.
Police and federal agents arrested four men in Avon Lake and seized 800 LSD capsules after a two month probe into local drug use. Suspects Ronald Loescher Edward Loescher and Scott Kaufman face possession for sale charges. a Sheffield man was also detained but not charged.
Members of the newly formed Committee for Better Government plan to attend Tuesday's council meeting to press municipal issues. The group's Sunday meeting was cancelled due to work.
President Thieu said a Vietnamese gunboat fired on a Soviet trawler offshore Friday with some shooting and possibly two holes in the hull. The report cites Thieu contradicting military spokesmen during a Mekong Delta field visit.
The FCC said it will no longer involve itself with complaints about newsmen slanting the news. It cited not being the national arbiter of the truth and warned it could enter a quagmire by investigating every complaint about presentation.
Fourteen members of the undefeated University of Wyoming football team including five starters were expelled hours before a game with Brigham Young University. Athletic Director Glenn J. Jacoby said the players violated rules by wearing black arm bands in a protest supporting BYU.
Saigon reports 14 393 Communist soldiers and shadow government personnel defected to the allied side in the past three months due to mounting setbacks, with the figure described as exceeding all expectations by the official.
Sunny and cool today with highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Frost tonight with lows around 30s. Partly cloudy and warmer Sunday with mid to upper 50s. Monday mostly cloudy with little temp change. Marriage license applications list four couples. Births report three new babies and one death noted.
Los Angeles detectives pursue new evidence in the Sharon Tate murders. Lt. Robert J. Helder says the clue could point to one of several killers, with 400+ interviews conducted and investigators moving past the first phase.
In Belgrade tens of thousands line streets to honor Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins as they tour Yugoslavia on their world trip. The trio visits Avala Hill to lay wreaths on the Yugoslav Unknown Soldier tomb before meeting President Tito.
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