Quiet After East Side Demonstration Troubles In Youngstown
Police said events began Tuesday night when about 100 youths gathered at a dairy store sparking firebombings rock throwing and looting on the East and South Sides. Five people were injured slightly two firemen and a policeman. four arrests were made. A detective was struck by a bottle and two motorists were injured nearby. The owner and the accuser face assault and battery charges. both cases remain pending in court.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Joseph Sebrel
Nick Cooper
Steve Sammartind
Tery
Stephen Montella
Montella
Israeli Soldier Killed as Forces Trade Fire Across Suez Canal
In a clash along the Suez Canal region, one Israeli soldier was killed amid-Egyptian and Israeli gunfire. Jordan Valley clash killed guerrillas and Israeli soldiers, Arab raiders destroyed Israeli vehicles. Dayan said 119 Arab saboteurs were killed from Jan 1 to July 7.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Dwad Suwar
Amman
Palestine Armed Struggle Command
Jordan Valley
Beisan
Moshe Dayan
Knesset
Israel
Arms Talks Possible In August
Washington reports say informal Russian word points to talks with the Soviet Union beginning in the second week of August. Officials hope for a moratorium on part of the nuclear arsenal this year, with on-site inspection and a preliminary freeze to precede a master agreement.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Anatoly Dobrynin
Moscow
United States
Nixon
Hospital Card Notices and Home Instructions
Mr and Mrs Donald Turner Albany Route 2 a daughter. Mr and Mrs Roger Coe Athens Route 2 a son. Admitted James Buck Athens Mrs Olive Ashcraft Coolville Willard Midkiff Guysville. Dismissed Clarence McKnight Mrs Edith Shaver Mrs Larry Terrell Mrs Gregory Moore and son Mrs Keith Gabriel Mrs Walter Powell Merrill Riggle. Keeps Drains Clear To keep small children from throwing toothbrushes down the drain tie each toothbrush onto the toothbrush holder with a piece of twine long enough to permit children to brush their teeth.
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Donald Turner
Albany
Roger Coe
Athens
James Buck
Olive Ashcraft
Coolville
Willard Midkiff
Guysville
Clarence McKnight
Marie Cavanaugh
Edith Shaver
Larry Terrell
Gregory Moore
Keith Gabriel
Walter Powell
Merrill Riggle
Cigarette tax hike faces opposition in Ohio senate hearing
Gene L. Tosca of the Ohio Association of Tobacco Distributors warned the Senate Ways and Means Committee that higher cigarette taxes would fuel bootlegging and black market activity. He cited a $1 million revenue drop in early 1969 after a manufacturer’s price increase and argued that a 9 to 10 cent per pack tax would push Ohio into a two cent category, hurting the industry. Protests also opposed hikes in utility excise taxes and corporation franchise taxes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gene L. Tosca
Ohio Association of Tobacco Distributors
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Tosca
House
Kentucky
Newport
Covington
Joseph Gill
Ohio Railroads
Baker Hit With Suit For Funds
The Nixon administration sues Bobby Baker in U S District Court seeking funds tied to claims of influence peddling while secretary to Senate Democrats. The filing seeks a full accounting of Baker net worth, which rose from 11000 to about 17 million in eight years in the Senate. Baker, once majority secretary under Lyndon B Johnson, resigned in 1963 amid corruption charges and was later convicted on theft and fraud.
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Washington
Nixon
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
U.S. District Court
Oe Baker
Justice Department
Baker
South Carolina
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Auto overturns injure two on Route 179 near county line
Two people were injured Tuesday at 4 05 p m when Dale R Tabor of Parkersburg drove east off Road 179 west of the Washington County line and overturned He and Ora Farmer 63 of Josephine W Va were taken to Parkersburg hospital by a passing motorist Also Sen Howard H Baker Jr former Tennessee senator will address a 24th Ohio District Republican rally Friday.
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Troy Two
Washington County
Dale R. Tabor
Parkersburg
Tabor
Ora Farmer
Josephine
W. Va
Bally
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Ohio
AMA Reverses Policy Approves Federal Loans for Medical Students
The American Medical Association voted to reverse its stance and back federal loans for medical students citing high interest and tight money. The House of Delegates approved a resolution to boost federal support for medical schools to raise enrollment and physician production.
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New York
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Teens In Parkersburg Indicted For Murders
Two teenagers Susie Bailey 15 and Roger Bailey 13 were indicted on 12 counts of murder each in the June house fire that killed their parents and 10 siblings. They admitted pouring gasoline and starting the blaze after an argument with their father. Obie Bailey 64 survived by escaping through a bathroom window.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Susie Bailey
Roger
Wood County Grand Jury
Susie
Obie Bailey
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Republic Steel Co
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Gore
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