Old Crime Tale Still True Now It Doesn't Pay
Muscle Shoals Alabama bank holdup ends after 40 minute gunfight. Grover Tidwell Jr and Johnny Holland held on federal and state charges after a bank teller triggered the alarm and a car chase escalated. Holland wounded, $25,500 found near him in a pillow case.
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Muscle Shoals
Ala
Muscle Shoals National Bank
C. G. Ayers
Grover Lasko Tidwell, Jr
Sheffield
Johnny Wilson Holland
Tuscumbia
Ayers
H. H. Smith
Homer N. Longshore
Florence
Alabama
Tidwell
Holland
Smith
Brando Seeks Further Tests As Hospital Stay Extends
London reports Marlon Brando, 42, remains hospitalized after severe abdominal pains on the way to Pinewood studios. His personal physician flew from New York to London for a new round of medical tests. condition described as little changed. In Columbus, State Banking Supt. Clarence Luft orders current bank conditions as of April 5, aligning with a federal filing.
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London
Marlon Brando
New York
University Hospital
Brando
Pinewood
Columbus
Clarence Luft
Canal Winchester Times Manager Dies At 53
Ralph W. Bisnaugle, 53, longtime Canal Winchester Times manager, died at his Canal Winchester home after a heart attack last year. A Jackson native, he led the paper since 1928 with Jackson Publishing Co after its August purchase. Survived by widow and two sons. services set for Friday in Jackson.
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Columbus
Ralph W. Bisnaugle
Canal Winchester Times
Canal Winchester
Jackson
Times
Jackson Publishing Co
Bisnaugal
Federal grant for Chauncey city summer school approved
The Messenger notes a federal grant approved for Chauncey city summer school. Instruction related payroll in Ohio and Virginia is projected to reach 16.5 million dollars in 1970. Republican hopefuls attend Meet the Candidates night in Nelsonville. Meigs women complete a sock doll project with 24 dozen to be sent to Viet Nam. Vocational school campaigners face challenges in a special report series.
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Chauncey
Ohio
Nelsonville
MEIGS
Viet Nam
McNamara Defends 917 Million Aid Drive at Senate Hearing
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara defended a 917 million dollar military aid program while noting the United States could commit 325000 service members to combat in Southeast Asia without calling up reserves or striking wage price controls. He stressed allied strength and the global defense need amid Viet Nam policy scrutiny.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
U. S
U.S.S.R
Red China
Viet Youths Egg Pacifists as U S Bombs Near Haiphong
In Saigon angry Vietnamese youths disrupted a news conference after six American pacifists led by Rev. A. J. Muste faced eggs and tomatoes. Police moved the group from City Hall as demonstrators plan a public witness near the U S Embassy.
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Saigon
North
Viet Nam
A. J. Muste
New York
U. S
Domer Acquitted by Judges in 1963 Akron Murder Retrial
A three judge court in Canton acquitted Robert K. Domer today in a retrial of first degree murder charges. The body of Akron fruit peddler Howard Franklin Riddle, 54, was found in Domer's burned car April 23, 1963. The jurists ruled the state failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Riddle was alive when the fire began. Domer, 47, previously sentenced to death at the first trial in November 1963.
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U. S
North
Viet Nam
Canton
Robert K. Domer
Akron
Domer
Howard Franklin Riddle
Weekend Temperature Outlook Across Ohio
The forecast shows temperatures Thursday through Monday near normal in the east and up to five degrees below normal in the west with Cleveland 61-38, Cincinnati 68-47, and Columbus 66-42. Cooler days Thursday and Friday then a rise Monday, with rain expected east Thursday and more widespread showers likely Thursday into Friday.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Sete Povenacy
UFO Balloon Mystery Deflates as Air Force Payload Found
Two counties report sighting large balloon devices after 5:35 p.m. A 4500 pound 15 foot tall payload with radio cameras and batteries descended on Frank Hays farm. A second balloon with attached devices landed on Mrs. Schleich’s land in Pickaway County. Deputies secured the items until Air Force personnel reclaim them.
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Washington Court House
Air Force
Holloman Afb
N. M
Frank Hays
Here
Charles Schleich
Pickaway County
Don Thompson
Fayette County
Dwight Radcliff
Circleville
Radcliff
Harvard Radcliffe dorm plan sparks one year marriage ad
A Radcliffe College student in Cambridge placed a Crimson advertisement offering a one year marriage to a Harvard man so she could live off campus. She seeks quiet study space and shared expenses, not romance, while thirteen suitors respond with comments on practicality and companionship.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Radcliffe
Radcliffe College
Harvard Crimson
Cliffe
Crimson Box
Richard Appleby
Great Neck
N. Y
Lovell Calls UFO Furor Nonsense in US
Sir Bernard Lovell, director of Jodrell Bank Observatory, says the United States UFO craze is incredible nonsense. He asserts unidentified flying objects are natural phenomena or hoaxes and notes that many sighted objects could be returning nose cones and rockets.
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Boston
Bernard Lovell
United States
Bernard
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Injured Dropout Learns Viet Nam Lesson and Hope
Bob Baker a 19 year old Mission Bay High School dropout turned Marine corporal recounts learning humility in Viet Nam. Wounded in action he returned March 13 with a shattered right arm and may not regain full use. He plans college and a career in communications and electronics. His unit 4th Battalion 12th Marines adopted 600 orphans at Hue and organized a toy drive delivering 400 gifts amid Christmas cheer from grateful children.
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San Diego
Calif
Bob Baker
Viet Nam
4Th Battalion, 12Th Marines
Hue
South Viet Nam
Dirksen Seeks Amendment To Bypass One Man One Vote
Senate vote centers on Dirksen proposal to allow one state legislative chamber to be apportioned by geography and subdivisions in addition to population. Opponents predict defeat as backers claim sufficient votes to block the amendment. Two thirds required for approval. Dirksen claims he will win the long fight. The 1964 Supreme Court ruling requires population basis for both houses.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Supreme Court
Dirksen
High Court
Students seize Chinese consulate in Jakarta amid anti-Chinese unrest
Indonesian Kami students occupy the deserted Chinese consulate in Jakarta, burn furniture and papers, repaint walls with anti Chinese slogans, and claim military permission to use it as headquarters. The move follows a prior sacking of the Chinese embassy and grows from anti-Communist sentiment tied to the October coup attempt.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Kami
Peking
Communist Party
Adam Malik
China
Antara
Malik
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Jordan Wank
Los Angeles
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Chauncey Glouster Logan
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Pomeroy
Pleasant
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
U.S
7Th Fleet
Thailand
Guam
Haiphong
By Thomas A. Reedy
U. S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Red River
Highlands
Yong Bi
Hanoi
Haiphong-Hanoi
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Strategic Air Command
da Nang
South
Cinderella
Eric Tomb
Tudent
Wayne Jones
Wayne, Mich
Lovell
Baker
Bob
Mission Bay High School
Balboa Naval Hospital
Lorraine Baker
Elizabeth Makinson
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