Suit Seeks 580000 For Marshall Player's Son In Plane Crash
A federal suit filed on behalf of Larry Brown Jr of Atlanta seeks 580000 from Southern Airways for the son of a Marshall University football player killed in the November charter flight crash near Huntington West Virginia. The lawsuit claims pilot negligence for flying too low on approach.
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Atlanta
Marshall University
Southern Airways, Inc
Larry Brown
Brown
Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
Frank H. Abbott
Obituary and Classifieds Page Fragments
Fragmentary classified items and obituaries from an old page. readable text includes headings for Obituaries and Television and Comics sections with scattered page numbers and partial entries. No full names or dates fully legible.
Ohio Senate Expands Wage Bill Among Other Measures
The Ohio Senate introduced seventeen bills in a one hour session including a administration backed plan for a 1.60 minimum wage for most workers with outside salesmen newspaper boys and federally regulated workers exempt. The chamber passed three bills tightening junk auto controls speeding up tax record changes for fast food outlets and aligning deeds and mortgages of religious and charitable institutions with current law.
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Ohio
Harry L. Armstrong
Logan
House
Senate
White House backs Supreme Court busing ruling
The White House urged obedience to a Supreme Court decision making mass busing constitutional for desegregation. The ruling, written by Chief Justice Burger, frames busing and district plans as tools to end dual school systems and promote integration while allowing targeted cautions against reapportioning districts to preserve segregation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Administration
Ziegler
Warren E. Burger
Nixon
Burger
Charlotte-Mecklenburg County
N.C
Mobile County
Ala
Clarke County
North Carolina
High Court Rulings on Desegregation Span 17 Years
AP reports the Supreme Court’s 9-0 desegregation ruling marks the latest in 17 years of rulings. It recalls May 17, 1954, and traces milestones from mandatory start guidelines to upholding swift desegregation and denying delay. The decision demands all districts use tools including transportation to ensure integrated education for Black children.
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Hillside
Berkeley
Calif
Supreme Court
Washington
High Court
Memphis, Tenn., Park
Fort Smith Ark
Mississippi
Ohio advances vote bill granting 18 year olds full rights
The Ohio Senate Elections and Retirement Committee approved a proposed constitutional amendment by 7-0 to extend full voting rights in state and local elections to 18-year-olds. If the Senate and House pass it, it would go on the November ballot. A pair of related amendments on age for office and juries failed 4-3.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Senate Elections and Retirement Committee
Stanley Aronoff
Cincinnati
Senate
House
Nixon Seeks Major Overhaul of U S Foreign Aid Program
President Nixon urged Congress to enact a sweeping reform of the U S foreign aid system with two new bills totaling about 3 3 billion for the coming fiscal year starting July 1 The request includes separate measures for international security and for international economic development and humanitarian aid.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Tannehill Reflects on China Stay Not Permanent
Meigs native Jin Tannehill says a quote about wanting to stay in Red China was likely spoken while delirious from influenza. The 18 year old Cincinnati University freshman played one match in Shanghai, winning a tight game against a strong but weaker local opponent. He credits Chinese teammates and coaches for rigorous training and a different, more disciplined style focused on fast smash play rather than spin.
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Cincinnati
Tannehill
Red
China
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
University of Cincinnati
Shanghai
Bert Jacobs
Dal Joon Lee
Columbus
Ohio
U. S
Munich
Germany
Tokyo
Red China
Railpax May Add Cleveland Toledo Route
Ohio lawmakers consider a 1.35 million state subsidy to route Railpax trains through Cleveland and Toledo on the Buffalo to Chicago line. Gov Giligan supports sponsoring legislation to cover the cost despite Railpax estimating deficits if the Cleveland Toledo segment is kept. The 525 mile Buffalo to Chicago stretch was dropped from the plan, which starts May 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Buffalo
Chicago
John J. Gilligar
Giligan
Railpax
Trum
Tledo
Viet Cong Mines Kill 24 Civilians in Two Bus Attacks
Viet Cong mines hit two South Vietnamese bus convoys, killing 14 civilians 265 miles northeast of Saigon and 10 more in the Mekong Delta 50 miles southwest of Saigon, wounding several. Military officials said troops moved into the Shau valley amid the drive against infiltration corridors with some U.S. forces reported in support.
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Saigon
Central Coastal Plain
Mekong Delta
Fen. Pham van Phu
Shau
le Trung Hien
Hoang Xuan Lam
Associated Press
J.T. Volkerstorfer
Hue
A Shan
U.S
101St Airborne Division
Eager Buyers Read Them Daily in Messenger Ads
Daily action ads in the Messenger help readers buy sell hire rent or swap. The feature is touted as among the best read by eager buyers.
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Cambodia
Cheng Heng
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Phi Kappa Tau
Bowling Green State University
Cleveland, Ohio
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Manuel M. Rocker
Vitek
University Heights
Jay L. McKenna
Rocker
Scotis
Vevcsccass
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New York
Jack Greenberg
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Onat Faubus
Arkansas
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Linwood Holton
Virginia
Holton
Richmond
Ark
Prince Edward County
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