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Newspaper

Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1970

Page

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Misinterpretation of light speed paper sparks debate

Dr. John S. Allen says his Nature article with Geoffrey Endean was misread. It discussed field patterns in the Crab Nebula and speeds up to 372000 miles per second, not faster than light. In Ohio, hundreds of Miami University students blocked a downtown intersection celebrating the Miami Bowling Green game, with minor disturbances and no injuries or arrests.

London UPI John S. Allen Nature Crab Nebula Earth Oxford Ohio Roger Newton Newton City Hall REA O.S

Eyewitness mix up delays Walinsky campaign push in Syracuse

Syracuse reports indicate campaign manager Larry Kurlander accidentally drank Walinsky's contact lenses after finding them in a glass of water. Walinsky had replaced the lenses overnight and arrived late to his first news conference.

Syracuse N.Y UPI Larry Kurlander Adam Walinsky Kurlander Walinsky Walinksy

Daylight Saving Time Ends as Clocks Fall Back in Ohio

Reports note daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday with clocks moved back one hour across Ohio. The change extends onto next spring when clocks will move ahead again.

United Press International Ohio

Grand Haven Utility Leader J. B. Sims Remembered

Edwards recalls Grand Haven Michigan public utility pioneer J. Bryan Sims known as J. B. Sims. He built and ran the system for decades, earning high pay and respect from engineers and peers before his retirement. Sims designed facilities and optimized the budget, with audits by CPAs for over 30 years.

Edwards Michigan Certified Public Accountants Grand Haven Mich J. Bryan Sims J. B J. B. Sims Norwalk Federal Electric Co-Op

England strike over pay halts aid to disabled girl

Brentwood England Frances Flynn a 15 year old girl with a wooden artificial leg stayed home after the Roehampton government limb center refused to repair her leg and offered crutches instead. Workers at the center and others in Britain have been on strike for a month demanding a 20 percent pay rise.

Brentwood England UPI Frances Flynn Frances Roehampton Britain

Bearded mechanic held in Cal Deaths in Santa Cruz massacre

John Linley Frazier, 24, a bearded auto mechanic turned ecologist and occult believer, was arrested near the scene of a five person massacre in Santa Cruz. He was held without bail after deputies found him sleeping in a ramshackle cabin about a mile from Dr. Victor M. Ohta’s hilltop home. Evidence suggested he stayed the night in the cabin prior to his arrest Friday morning.

Santa Cruz Calif UPI John Linley Frazier Victor M. Ohta Frazier

Weather Outlook With Variable Clouds And Mild Showers

Partly cloudy with little temperature change today highs in the 60s. Tonight cloudy with a chance of showers lows upper 40s to low 50s. Sunday variable clouds highs 60 to 65. Monday cloudy and mild with a 20 to 30 percent shower chance. Births and deaths listed for Norwalk and nearby towns.

Norwalk Dean Schaffer

Teach Peace In Grade School

An Ohio State University professor urged elementary teachers to start teaching values and human relations in schools due to rising violence and conflict. Dr. Jack R. Frymier said homes and churches no longer suffice and schools must model positive behavior despite lack of nuclear war protection.

United Nations UPI Nixon United States Soviet Union Middle East Andrei A. Gromyko Mahmoud Riad U.N Thant General Assembly Edvard Hambro Norway Britain France Russia Indianapolis, Ind Ohio State University Friday Jack R. Frymier Frymier

Speech Highlights Ties Between Education and Liberty

Prof Indiana Civil Liberties Union spoke at a second session of the Indianapolis Federation of Teachers in Indianapolis. He urged focus on creative education and warned against letting hair length disputes push people away from reform.

Indiana Civil Liberties Union Indianapolis Federation of Teachers Indianapolis

Two Killed In Rt 113 Crash Near Route 61

A Birmingham man and a Oberlin woman died in a collision on Route 113 two and a half miles east of Route 61 at 11 40 a m Friday. John R King 28 of Birmingham a bartender at the Glass Bar in Norwalk and Helen I Smith 59 of rural Oberlin were killed. Mrs Smiths husband George a passenger was injured. The crash remains under investigation. Obituaries for King and Mrs Smith are on page 10.

Birmingham Norwalk John R. King Helen I. Smith Oberlin King

Man buried alive stunt ends with six-foot snake prank

John Diffley, 22, entombed for 21 days in a glass tomb to raise college funds in Metairie. A 5.5-foot nonpoisonous snake was dropped through a surface tunnel, landing on his chest and face. He panicked, was rushed to hospital, and later described the snake as slimey and gray.

Metairie UPI John Diffley Diffley Birmingham Ala Ochsner Foundation Hospital

U.S. begins first withdrawal of planes from Thailand

Allied sources report the United States has quietly started removing aircraft from Thailand as part of the Indochina war, with the 355th Tactical Fighter Wing based at Takhli airbase north of Bangkok.

Saigon API United States Thailand 355Th Tactical Fighter Wing TFW Takhli Bangkok

Stop Production Of Two Brands Of Birth Control Pills

FDA Commissioner Charles C Edwards and two drug firms halted production of C Quens from Eli Lilly and Provost from Uphohn after tests linked components to benign breast tumors in beagles. No evidence of human harm. continue use unless doctors advise otherwise. About 8 million U S women in the market. beagles showed tumors at high doses.

Washington UPI Charles C. Edwards Food and Drug Administration FDA Edwards Provost Eli Lilly and Co Indianapolis Ind Uphohn

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