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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1970

Page

2

TV In Review Teems With Women Rights and TV Stars

The TV season opens with Women's Liberation attention on NBC Kraft Music Hall hosted by Alan King with Totie Fields Eva Gabor Paul Lynde and Anne Meara. CBS publicizes a memo urging a new female image while NBC promises Dinah Shore with Frank Sinatra. Peter Ustinov and Jose Ferrer appear March 26 on Hallmark Hall of Fame Gideon with Ustinov as Gideon and Ferrer as the angel.

Hollywood UPI Women’s Liberation Movement NBCTV Kraft Music Hall Alan King Totie Fields Eva Gabor Paul, Lynde Anne Meara King Cbs-Tv Jack Schneider Nbc-Tv Dinah Shore Frank Sinatra Sinatra Songstress New York Peter Ustinov Jose Ferrer Paddy Chayefsky Gideon Hallmark Hall of Fame Ustinov Ferrer Angel

4-H Scholarships Offer 286 Grants Totalling 166700

Four H grants provide 286 scholarships worth 166700 to current and former members. Forty five of sixty donors fund awards ranging 300 to 1600 dollars under 45 programs from achievement to veterinary science. Programs support four year college or vocational study with details via the county Extension office.

4-H

Troops Take to New Styles as Bob Hope Gaffe Sparks Debate

UPI reports in Columbus that Bob Hope Art Linkletter and George Jessell are labeled unacceptable by the U S Special Services chief of the Entertainment Division Kenneth D Smith. He says teenage G I s prefer pop rock and dislike World War I era sentimental jokes and patriotic routines. He notes some entertainers avoid critical material about the establishment and the military and Hope rewrote jokes for better troop reaction.

Columbus UPI Bob Hope Art Linkletter George Jessell U.S. Special Services Agency Kenneth D. Smith

Sheriff Harold Steele shot in Ohio deputy wounded in Creola

A search is underway for Oliver Mills after Sheriff Harold Steele was killed while trying to serve a warrant at Mills residence near Creola in Vinton County. Deputy Dave Wilber was wounded and treated for pellet wounds. investigators cordon the scene as authorities widen the search with helicopters and tracking dogs.

Mcarthur Ohio UPI Vinton County Oliver Mills Harold Steele Mills Ohio Highway Patrol Athens Dave Wilber Creola Sheriff’s Office Arlo L. Chatfield Wilber Hocking Valley Logan Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co

Tate Case Suspect Court Won't Stop Extradition

A UPI report says a 5th Circuit panel denied a request to halt extradition of Charles Tex Watson, member of the desert group linked to the Tate LaBianca murders. Watson faces California trial after in-court testimony tied him to six of seven killings. If appeal fails, he may seek Supreme Court review.

New Orleans UPI USS 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals Charles Tex’’ Watson Sharon Tate Los Angeles Watson Bill Boyd McKinney Tex California Supreme Court Collin County Linda Kasabian

Apollo 14 tests command ship ahead of moon mission

Apollo 14 astronauts Shepard Roosa and Mitchell run the modified command ship in an airless test chamber at Cape Kennedy. The crew checks major systems as they prepare for January 31 launch on a second attempt to explore a lunar valley, with added emergency battery and third oxygen tank following Apollo 13.

Cape Kennedy Aps Alan B. Shepard Stuart A. Roosa Edgar D. Mitchell

He Knew Right Where To Look In Cincinnati

Charles Richter waited since 1933 for $1,000 worth of antique jewelry hidden behind a wall in the Gwinne building. During demolition he crawled into rubble and recovered tie pins broaches pins cuff links and watches, largely undamaged. Richter said he knew every inch of the building from his 30 years in the jewelry business.

Cincinnati UPI Charles Richter Gwinne Richter

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