Lindbergh Crash Lands In Isabela Philippines
Charles A. Lindbergh and an unidentified companion crash landed in Isabela, Philippines. He sustained only minor injuries as the single engine plane owned by the Philippine Air Transport Flying School is being reported by the Civil Aeronautics Administration. Lindbergh, 67, is en route to a nearby town on a sightseeing trip and assists a local group preserving tamaraw herds.
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Manila
UPI
Charles A. Lindbergh
Isabela
Philippines
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Lindbergh
Philippine Air Transport Flying School
CAA
Federico Ablan Jr
Gerardo Ramirez
Maj
Henry Meider
Pates
Ramirez
Keys removed from unlocked cars authorized by police
Police will remove keys from unattended unlocked cars starting today and will leave a note with the officer name badge number and reclaim location. Keys not turned into the station until duty completion.
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Columbus
UPI
Nixon Defends Agnew Amid Vietnam Moratorium Firestorm
President Nixon publicly lauded Vice President Spiro Agnew as having done a great job at a Washington reception with Republican leaders. Concurrently fighting raged in Lebanon as government troops clashed with guerrilla forces along the border and in major towns near Beirut. In Vatican news, a mass reform slated for November 30 may be delayed up to two years due to translation workload and clergy adjustment. The Supreme Court ruled } to end delayed desegregation in Mississippi schools, ordering immediate action and signaling broad application to the South, a decision praised by NAACP but opposed by senators like James Eastland.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Heritage Groups
Republican National Committee
Vatican City
Vatican
Vatican Congregation For Divine Worship
Alfredo Ottaviani
Antonio Bacci
Roman Curia
Candidates Clash Over Closed Council Meetings In Norwalk
Norwalk voters hear two council president hopefuls, Delbert E. Crawford and K S Flickinger, disagree on secret meetings and an advance agenda. Crawford defends closed sessions as informational, not decision making, while Flickinger would bar closed meetings and insists the public may listen but not comment in committee sessions. Both weigh agendas, reports, and the president's role ahead of Tuesday's election.
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Janet Conway
Norwalk
Delbert E. Crawford
K.S. Flickinger
Crawford
Flickinger
Council
Weather outlook Norwalk cloudy unsettled with rain chance
Increasing clouds and cooler nights with an isolated rain risk. Friday looks wet with 55 to 60 ahead while Saturday remains cloudy with light showers. Norwalk highs near 51 and lows around 22. precipitation listed as none. Birth notices include four Norwalk infants and two Willard infants.
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Norwalk
Agnew Targeted by Hippie Protest at Detroit Center
Mrs. Spiro Agnew visiting Detroit to view a ghetto center faced two long haired demonstrators who walked out after her remark that antiwar protests pull the country down. She denied forbidding their 13 year old daughter Kim from marching, saying the claim was untrue.
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Detroit
UPS
Republican Action Center
Spiro T. Agnew
Vietnam
Paul McCartney
Thwart Burglary At M D s Office
Patrol officers thwarted a break in at the offices of Dr. William Holman and Dr. John Blackwood at 257 Benedict Ave. An officer found Holman’s west door ajar at 1 48 am and prying marks on the lock. Blackwood’s east door shows attempted entry but no serious intrusion occurred. Authorities credit timely police presence and proximity to The First United Presbyterian Church for deterring the burglars.
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William Holman
John Blackwood
Benedict Ave
Dr. Holman
Dr. Blackwood
Blackwood
First United Presbyterian Church
Leaf Pickups Begin Friday in Norwalk
Norwalk leaf collection starts Friday per Service Director William V. Mount. Residents are urged to avoid raking leaves into gutters or streets to prevent sewer clogs and instead place them in the grassy boulevard strip between the sidewalk and curb.
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Norwalk
Service
William V. Mount
Mount
Blacks seize office at Vassar College administration building
About 50 black students at Vassar College seized the administration building and the president's office in protest of unaddressed demands for a black studies program and separate housing for black students. A spokesman said nearly all of the 59 black students participated in the demonstration.
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Poughkeepsie, N.Y
UPI
Vassar College
Alan Simpson
Vassar
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Cassopolis
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Cass County Sheriff’s
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Golan Heights
Tripoli
Sidon
Beirut
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Supreme Court
High Court
Warren E. Burger
Justice Department
Mississippi
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Chad Staschke
Maple City Nursery School
Norwalk Alliance Church
Chad
Creighton Staschke
Mack St
James Bushong
George Austin
David Hirschy
Willard
Larry Bailey
Roger Frederick
Marvella V. Carton
Euclid
Mrs. Agnew
Kim
M.d.’S
Vassar Blacks
Benjamin Spock
Abbie Hoffman
Chicago
Federal
Hoffman
Spock
U.S. Court of Appeals
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