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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1969

Page

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Last Day To Register For Countywide Voting

Huron County voters must register by 9 p.m. today for the November general election. The Board of Elections says 195 registrations occurred at the courthouse on Tuesday. Registration continues on the third floor until 4 p.m. and 4 to 9 p.m. in the county commissioners’ office. bring Social Security numbers.

Huron County Board of Elections County Commissioners

Explosion at Donnelley plant injures many and kills two

An explosion at 8:40 a.m. rocked the R. R. Donnelley and Sons printing plant in Chicago injuring scores of workers and killing two. Flames followed the blast and trapped victims amid the rotogravure pressroom. Warner Weber described hearing a deep rumble like an earthquake.

Chicago UPI R. R. Donnelley and Sons Rotogravure Warner Weber

U S Bombers and Cruiser Hit DMZ Targets

Saigon reports B52 bombers and the USS Boston shelled targets inside and just below the DMZ in coordinated attacks on Communist forces. The strikes followed North Vietnamese shelling of South Vietnamese troops and marked the 24th anniversary of their liberation.

Saigon

Griffin wavers on Haynsworth Senate confirmation vote

Senator Robert P. Griffin of Michigan, named to the Judiciary Committee to help confirm Clement F. Haynsworth, said he is re evaluating the situation and may vote against confirmation. Most observers still expected Haynsworth to win approval, with 20 witnesses remaining.

Washington UPI Robert P. Griffin Rmich Senate Judiciary Committee Supreme Court Clement F. Haynsworth Griffin Haynsworth

Nixon seeks $662 million for SST program in five years

Washington accord Nixon asks Congress to fund the supersonic transport at 662 million dollars over five years. Critics expect a congressional fight though supporters call it essential to U S aviation leadership and the balance of payments. Senator Charles H Percy argues SST preserves United States primacy in civil aircraft markets.

Washington UPI Nixon Capitol Hill Congress Charles H. Percy R-Ill United States

Eight charged in bid to incite riots at 1968 Democratic convention

Eight defendants go on trial in Chicago under Judge Julius J. Hoffman in a case dubbed The Second Battle of Chicago. Hoffman says the proceedings could begin at 11 a.m. EDT and last four to five months after receiving word from the Supreme Court they have a job to do.

Chicago UPS United States Supreme Court Julius J. Hoffman Hoffman U.S . District Court

Tan Duc Thang elected president of North Vietnam

Radio Hanoi reports 81 year old Tan Duc Thang, longtime Ho Chi Minh aide, chosen president by the National Assembly in Hanoi. Nguyen Luong Bang named vice president and heads the Vietnam Workers Party Central Committee control board. Thang became acting president seven days after Ho Chi Minh’s Sept. 3 death.

Tokyo UPI Tan Duc Thang Ho Chi Minh North Vietnam Radio Hanoi Thang Hanoi National Assembly Nguyen Luong Bang Bang Vietnam Workers Party (Communist

Norwalk Weather And Local Notices

Mostly cloudy and cooler tonight with showers possible. Lows in the 40s, a partly cloudy day Thursday with highs around 60. Friday brings warmer, partly cloudy skies and a 30 percent to 10 percent chance of rain. wind NW 12 to 30 mph easing tonight then NE to N by Thursday. Marriage licenses issued for Richard A. Schnellinger Jr. and Esther A. Daniel. Births: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Billy Sprouse. Deaths: Florence Bradt 82 Newton St John J Christopher 80 Milan Archie Sawyer Berlin Heights.

Norwalk Florence Bradt Newton St. John J. Christopher Milan

Television Violence Triggers Concerns From Commission

The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence says heavy violence on TV is an appalling trend and a contributing factor to societal violence. The 7,500 word report notes TV may influence moral values and that children, especially the poor, spend up to half their waking hours watching TV.

Washington UPI National Commission On the Commission Milton S. Eisenhower

Whose Slide Is This On Cline Street

A 40 foot tall amusement park style slide stands on Cline Street opposite Schild's IGA Foodliner. Neighbors watched workmen erect it all day Tuesday. People at Coiffeur Beauty Salon 80 Cline St. declined to identify the owner. Police speculate the Park and Recreation Board as more details emerge. City officials sent Building Inspector James Ferris to inspect.

Cline Street Schild IGA Coiffeur Cline St Park and Recreation Board City Hall James Ferris

GOP Elects Hugh Scott As Leader

Senate Republicans chose Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania as the new floor leader succeeding the late Everett Dirksen. Scott defeated Sen. Howard Baker Jr. of Tennessee by 24-19 in a closed caucus, marking the first liberal moderate to hold the post.

Washington UPI Senate Republicans Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Howard H. Baker Jr Tennessee Everett M. Dirksen Scott Baker Young Turks

South Korean Destroyer Sinks North Korean Gunboat

A South Korean destroyer fought a four hour battle deep in South Korean waters and sank a North Korean gunboat equipped with rocket launchers and antiaircraft guns. The North called for a meeting of the Korean Military Armistice Commission at Panmunjom. The UNC noted no reason but accepted the meeting. The incident follows a prior failed attempt on Aug 21 that left 12 North Koreans killed and two captured.

Seoul UPS Korean Military Armistice Commission Panmunjom United Nations Command U.N Park Chung-hee Pyongyang

Riley to Rebuild Pleasant Street Bridge in Norwalk

Riley To Rebuild Pleasant Street Bridge after July flood. The Leon Riley Excavating Co. won the $41,612 contract from Norwalk City Council emergency ordinance. Work to start next week with completion expected in about two months.

Leon Riley William Mount Price Construction Co A.J. Baltes Roth Construction Corp Chapin & Chapin

Four-State Hunt For Cop Killer Stanley Hoss Jr

Police and FBI chase 26 year old Stanley Hoss Jr across Ohio West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania after he escaped from custody in Pittsburgh. He is wanted for the Verona Pa patrolman shooting and faces kidnapping and cross state line charges as the hunt continues with two women and a child involved in the case.

Elyria Ohio Upi FBI Stanley B. Hoss Jr Hoss Tarentum Allegheny County Pittsburgh Verona West Virginia Maryland Karen Malgott Arnold Wheeling W. Va Linda Peugeot Lori Mae Steubenville U.S. 40 Cumberland Joseph Zenella Zenella

First Coho Salmon Taken From Huron River

The first Coho salmon of the season was caught on the Huron River during test nettings by the Ohio Division of Wildlife. Three Cohos were taken at Fries Landing by Don Schraus and Frank Legg of the fish management section. The largest measured 162 inches. others 15 and 14 inches. Schrauf notes stocking in April at about five inches. The run may continue to November with one fish per day allowed in the river and no limit in Lake Erie.

Huron Ohio Division of Wildlife Department of Natural Resources Fries Landing Don Schraus Frank Legg Schrauf Lake Erie Chagrin River

New London Soldier Killed in Vietnam

Pfc. Gregg Heidrich 22 of 89 Third St New London was killed in action Sunday in Vietnam. He was with Company B First Battalion 12th Cavalry First Air Cavalry and had served since Aug. 19. Heidrich, a 1965 New London High School graduate, previously worked for R R Donnelley before entering the Army. Funeral arrangements are pending.

New London Gregg Heidrich William Heidrich Third St Vietnam Kathy Wrotney Huron Gregg 12Th Cavalry First Air Cavalry Fort Campbell Camp Polk Pfc. Heidrich New London High School Oberlin College R.R. Donnelley and Son Co Willard U.S. Army Heidrich Pfc Claude Howard Russell Gott Cpl Danny R. Helton U.S. Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton Calif Lawrence Walton

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Donnelley North Viet Head Richard A. Schnellinger, Jr Esther A. Daniel Billy Sprouse Wakeman F- T Archie Sawyer Berlin Heights GOP Dirksen James B. Pearson Kansas Illinois Michigan Scott-Baker House North UNC Riley Don Schrauf
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