Radio ship broadcasts in Atlantic interferes with stations
Rev Carl McIntire apologizes after a gospel radio program aboard a ship near U S waters interferes with WHDW Lakewood N J on 11 70 kilohertz. He aimed for 11 60 kilohertz and suspended broadcasts until the issue is solved. CHICAGO UPI Orville E Hodge former Illinois political leader and real estate broker convicted in 1950s embezzlement seeks broker license return after license revocation in 1956 and selling real estate again at Granite City IL.
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Kissinger Confirmed as Secretary of State in Nixon Cabinet
Senate approval elevates Henry A Kissinger, a 50 year old German immigrant, to secretary of state amid calls for foreign policy unity and warnings that detente with the Soviet Union and China may unravel. Edna Stanek who bore sextuplets and lost one infant says she would consider fertility drugs again with some reservations. Food costs rise six percent in August.
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Singer Jim Croce Dies In Air Crash
Natchitoches Louisiana UPI reports singer Jim Croce and five others died when a light single engine plane crashed after takeoff near Northwestern State College. Deputies described the craft as eight seats, hitting a tree and spinning before crashing.
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Nixon weighs Japan trip and possible Europe trip delay
President Nixon is considering a journey to Japan but may postpone his planned Europe trip for this year. White House officials say no definite decision has been made and no date has been announced yet.
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Nixon tapes dispute heads to Supreme Court after talks fail
Washington officials say White House lawyers and Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox have ended negotiations over Nixon's Watergate tapes. The collapse of talks after court suggested sessions leaves the constitutional fight over tape possession to be resolved by the Supreme Court.
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Weather Summary For Norwalk Area With Rain Chances
Highs in the low to mid 60s with rain likely tonight and Saturday. Lows in the lower 50s and highs Saturday in the upper 60s to low 70s. Rain chances 30 percent today, 70 percent tonight, 60 percent Saturday. Winds east to southeast 10 to 15 mph. Norwalk highs 64 lows 41. Humidity readings range 81 to 72 percent. Sunrise 7 14 AM Sunset 7 27 PM. Moonrise 1 40 AM Moonset 4 32 PM. Marriage license applications for Darryl A. Runkle and Judith K. Krantz. Births: Stieber, Downing, Bloomberg. Deaths: Higgins, DeNeen.
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Cuyahoga County Grand Jury Warns Of Rising Crime
The outgoing Cuyahoga County grand jury issued a 15 page report calling the county an armed camp under siege by the criminal element and saying private handguns are a major roadblock to criminal takeover. It urged junk dealer reporting of all sales to curb auto theft.
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Billie Jean King Wins $100,000 Match In Houston
Bobby Riggs congratulates Billie Jean King after King defeats him in three straight sets in Houston in a winner-take-all match. Riggs greets King with a kiss at a news conference, signaling sportsmanship after the match.
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Tortured Dog Has New Home
A dog found in Wakeman on September 11 with its mouth bound to prevent eating or drinking has been adopted. The Huron County Humane Society reports the new owners named her Ginger and keep her with their son, cooking for her and providing care.
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Democrats Rally Behind Agnew Amid Legal Clouds
In Washington and Baltimore Democrats rally to Spiro Agnew as a grand jury probes him and a resignation looms. Senate leader Mike Mansfield and ex governor Endicott Peabody urge caution while Robert Strauss warns Nixon against a presidential candidate as successor.
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Coed In A Hurry Earns OSU Degree In Record Time
Paula Horvath of North Olmsted graduated from Ohio State University with a bachelor of arts in Medieval and Renaissance Studies in 1 year 10 months 23 days. She earned 53 credits by examination and often carried 28 credits a term to finish early.
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Norwalk Chamber Elects Six Directors
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce names six new directors for three year terms. Anthony Gorant of Ohio Edison and Charles Sneddon of Columbia Gas Ohio head the industrial group. K S Flickinger and Jim Seitz win in professional services. Ed Prack of K H Drug and Urban Banker of Schilds IGA win in retail.
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