Lindsay's Lonely Quest Launches in Wisconsin
Mayor John V. Lindsay begins a Midwest swing to gain Wisconsin support for his Democratic presidential bid. He admits potential isolation among party regulars as he campaigns in Madison Eau Claire Cadett La Crosse and Milwaukee hosted by Mayor Maier. He launched his campaign in Miami and cites economic and cultural diversity as a testing ground for his principles. He criticizes the Nixon administration for favoring entrenched wealth and power.
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John V. Lindsay
New York
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la Crosse
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Lindsay
Miami
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Florida
Athens Man Receives One-Year Army Scholarship
Michael R. Wigal of Athens is awarded a one-year Department of the Army scholarship by Col. John M. Nolan of Ohio University. The grant covers tuition textbooks and lab fees with a $100 monthly allowance during the academic year. Wigal, a senior at OU, majors in journalism and is cited for leadership, academics, fitness, and extracurriculars.
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F. Ralph Wigal
Clearview
Athens
Department of the Army
John M. Nolan
Ohio University
Wigal
Nixon Message Due On Jan. 20
President Nixon plans to deliver the election year State of the Union message to Congress on January 20 as the Democratic majority prepares a televised address.
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Nixon
Washington
Congress
White House
Girl Helps Find Lost Doll Drawing Fosters Local Paper Match
Angela Williams a three year old detective daughter drew a police identikit style image of her missing doll Susie. The drawing appeared in the local paper and the doll was returned within hours. The incident shows a child’s initiative aiding in a search and journal publication aiding the recovery.
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Bletchley
England
Angela Williams
Man Sues For Dimes Over Parking Meter Swallow
In Baltimore AP report Francis J. Colletta, a university student, sues the city after a parking meter swallows two dimes. Judge Vern J. Munger Jr. awards 20 cents but Colletta must pay 50 cents for a machine-made copy of the judgment before collection.
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Francis J. Colletta
Colletta
People’s Court
Vern J. Munger Jr
Youth Cited After Crash on Cable Lane
A 16 year old from The Plains was cited after an accident on Cable Lane at 11 05 p m Tuesday. Police said Robert Camp was speeding northbound, lost control and slid about 200 feet striking two mail boxes and two Messenger boxes before stopping in front of 9 Cable Lane. Passenger Richard Whiteside sustained a bumped head but received no treatment. Damages were estimated at 1200 dollars. Camp was cited into juvenile court for reckless operation.
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Richard Whiteside
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