Dollar slides in major markets after new exchange system
The dollar fell across Tokyo Frankfurt London Paris and Brussels erasing most gains from Monday. In Tokyo it closed at 263 yen down from 264.90 while Frankfurt opened at 2.816 marks below prior levels. Milan and Madrid reported stable or mixed early rates as traders blamed market forces for a readjustment to supply and demand.
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U.S
Frankfurt
Paris
Brussels
Milan
Madrid
Viet Cong Eyes March 25 POW Releases Ahead of March 28 Deadline
Viet Cong spokesman says efforts will free the last 147 American prisoners by March 25, three days before the cease-fire deadline of March 28, with release timing to be announced. The U.S. delegation cites two letters denying accusations of air space violations and arms shipments, noting past POW releases total 439 since January 28.
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Saigon
U.S
Phuong Nam
Joint Military Commission
Joint Commission
Gilbert H. Woodward
United States
South Vietnam
Woodward
British plan keeps Northern Ireland in UK with rights guard
London announced proposals for Northern Ireland to stay in the United Kingdom and guarantee full civil rights for Catholics. A new 80 member legislative assembly will be elected as soon as possible.
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London
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Legislative Assembly
Purchase Of Home Approved
The State Controlling Board unanimously approved the purchase of a $140000 house for Ohio State University President Harold Enarson on Monday in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Harold Enarson
Editorial Obituaries and Classified Highlights
Obituaries and brief notices appear alongside sports items and television listings. The page blends tributes with community notices and classified briefs, reflecting a mid century newspaper layout.
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Gray Faces Questioning Over FBI Files Access
L Patrick Gray III returns for renewed Senate Judiciary Committee questions regarding withdrawal of access to raw FBI files on the Democratic headquarters bugging. Aide to Atty Gen Kleindienst says the withdrawal aligns with Nixon policy restricting file access to committee chairs and ranking members. Gray earlier testified the file access offer was not a precedent and he supports the FBI probe into the June 1972 Democratic HQ bugging.
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L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kleindienst
Gray
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Kleindienst
Bayh
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
Ings
Judiciary Committee
Ohio House weighs longer terms for municipal council presidents
About 90 non charter Ohio cities would gain four year terms for their council presidents under a bill by Rep. Leonard Camera. The measure does not change duties of presiding officers or incuмbents. Separate actions would add judges in Elyria and Lorain. Senate eyed a separate bill to curtail juror disqualification authority for county judges.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Leonard J. Camera
Lorain
House
Elyria
Senate
Camera
House Committees
Ohio Senate Schedules Hearings On Four House-Passed Bills
Hearings begin this week on four House-passed measures in the Senate. They fix a five dollar error in income tax tables costing Ohio four million dollars last year, ratify the Pymatuning Lake compact with Pennsylvania, create a railway crossing improvement fund, and bar car dealers from using permanent metal tags. Additional Senate bills would let cities use private capital to erase blight, require equal pay for equal work, and require black history in public schools.
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Pennsylvania
Boyle Arrives As Defense Witness In Prater Murders Trial
W A Tony Boyle former UMW president arrived under guard at Erie Pennsylvania before testifying as the first defense witness in the William Prater murder trial linked to the 1969 slayings of Joseph Yablonski and his family. Prosecutors poised to rest on day nine.
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United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony’’ Boyle
William Prater
Yablonski
UMW
Joseph A
Jock
Boyle
Union
Kenneth Yablonski
Leon
Edward
Erie International Airport
Yablonskis
Prater
Joseph Yablonski
Collect Money Not Dust From Unused Items
Community ad urges residents to convert no longer needed valuables into cash quickly using low cost services. It promises a fast turnaround and stresses turning clutter into money.
Released Prisoner to Visit Grave
A released prisoner of war who was listed as dead says he wants to visit the gravesite near St. Louis where Marines killed at Khe Sanh on Feb. 25, 1968 are buried. Marine Sgt. Ronald L. Ridgeway of Houston, once listed as dead, and Maj. Paul J. Montague of Santa Ana, Calif., were reunited with families at Camp Pendleton after five years in Viet Cong custody.
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Houston
Tex
St. Louis
Khe Sanh
Ridgeway
Mildred
Maj
Paul J. Montague
Santa Ana
Calif
Camp Pendleton
Clark Air Base
Philippines
United States
Escapee Nabbed After Columbus Colgate Manhunt
Bobby Ray Griffith, 32, a Toledo man linked to burglaries and auto theft, was captured near Corning two miles north of the abandoned mine. Perry County deputies and Corning Marshal Larry Maroilt tracked him in mud and snow and arrested him at 11 45 a m Monday without resistance. He had bound a victim and driven away in a stolen car. investigators say further charges await.
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Bobby Ray Griffith
Franklin County Sheriff's
Here
Griffith
Larry Maroilt
Perry County
Lawrence Hatem
Hatem
Maroh
Frank Wycinski
Wycinski
Timothy Falk
Toledo
Carlos Smith
New Straitsville
Smith
Marshal March
Bill Morgan
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