UC Area Crash Kills Woman, 52
One person died and another injured in a car-truck collision one mile south of Union City on Route 8 today. Mrs. Mary E. Riddle, 52, of R D 4 Titusville, died of multiple internal injuries at Union City Memorial Hospital.
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Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Mary E. Riddle
R.D. 4
Titusville
Route 8
Journal
Pryor
Anthony Papotnik
R.D. 2
Centerville
Riddle
Papotnik
Gambling tax case against Naples settled for one hundred thousand
In Cleveland, District Court Judge William K. Thomas ordered Joseph Naples to pay 100000 by November 16 to settle an 841000 government claim for gambling taxes penalties and interest. The government seeks additional sums and Naples argued his gambling activity spanned 1962 to 1984 with a tax payment.
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Cleveland, Ohio
William K. Thomas
Joseph
Joey) Naples
Youngstown
U.S. Justice Department
Thomas
Naples
Mahoning County
U S Shell Made Into Bomb Booby Trap Kills 9 Americans
A Viet Cong booby trap made from a dud American artillery shell killed nine Americans and wounded five near Da Nang. An American helicopter gunship accidentally killed eight South Vietnamese troops and wounded 23. The U.S. Command noted light action elsewhere with American casualties from mines and skirmishes. The South Vietnamese reported 71 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed in three clashes. Vice President Ky planned a Paris peace proposal tour, while B52 raids targeted the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Saigon
da Nang
Mekong Delta
U.S
Americal
198Th
Quang Ngai Province
Aost
Aind
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
Paris
South Vietnam
Nixon
Vatican
Paul VI
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Indochina
Rung Sat
Cambodia
Muong Soui
Plains of Jars
Plain of Jars
Ban Na
City to Begin Leaf Pickup In Four Ward Cycle
City engineer David Johnson announced leaf collection will start tomorrow weather permitting. The program will sweep through the First to Fourth wards in order, with each ward taking about a day to clear, then repeat. Leaves must be raked to curb or gutter edge and not touched by city crews beyond the street, with rain halting pickups and leaves to be bagged if not collected.
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David Johnson
Johnson
Journal
Former UCLA Red Teacher Angela Davis Nabbed by FBI
Angela Davis, 26, former UCLA philosophy instructor, was arrested by the FBI at a Manhattan motel on murder and kidnapping charges tied to a California courtroom shootout. Poindexter, 36, was nabbed with her for harboring a fugitive. Davis’s case ties to the Soledad Brothers and the Aug. 7 San Rafael court incident.
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UCLA
Red
Angela Davis
FBI
New York
California
Miss Davis
University of California At Los Angeles
San Raphael
Calif
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
Midtown
Manhattan
David Rudolph Poindexter Jr
Migs Davis
Poindexter
Chicago
Miami Beach
John Mitchell
South Florida
John Hushen
Justice Department
Mitchell
Miami
Associated Press
Cuba
Bimini
Bahamas
Hushen
Florida
Soledad Brothers
Soledad
George Jackson
Jonathan Jackson
San Rafael
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
San Quentin
B! Ala
Regents
Bizarre Train Accident Kills Ohio Worker
AKRON Ohio AP One man was killed and two others injured when a scaffold straddling a railroad track was struck by a train on an old bridge. Deputies said Nels and Preston of Bernard Construction Co were on the scaffold as the train approached. Debris struck them causing injuries and the fatality.
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Akron, Ohio
Nels
Preston
Bernard Construction Co
Barberton
Graham
Richard Preston
Marshallville
Wayne County
Summit Sheriff's Deputies
Gem Robbery Victim Surrenders Jewelry
A gem robbery victim plans to surrender the remaining jewelry after a daylight heist. Four gunmen reportedly carried out the theft and fled the scene, with authorities reviewing security footage and interviewing witnesses.
UF Total Takes Jump to 45 Percent of Goal
The United Fund drive reports the industrial division’s first breakfast total at 41,181 or 45 percent of the 990,800 goal. Breakfast at Corry Motor Inn listed contributions across divisions: area 174, business 1,126, clubs 30, government 219, professional 2,492, schools 2,203, services 4,408, industrial 28,300, and special gifts 2,179. A Labor Council letter endorsing the drive was read, signed by Thomas Varish.
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United Fund Campaign
Drive
James Howard
Corry Motor Inn
Howard
Corry
Talks Break Off In Montreal FLQ Kidnapping Crisis
AP dispatch reports negotiations for freeing two kidnapped officials in Montreal halted as the government demands safety guarantees. FLQ negotiator Lemieux says he can only discuss how the state would meet ransom demands and release conditions for James Cross and Pierre Laporte.
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Montreal
Robert Lemieux
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
James Richard Cross
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
Lemieux
Robert Demers
Robert Bourassa
Bourassa
Cross
Algeria
Cuba
Laporte
Canada
Jury Duty Notice Sparks Local Interest in 1971 List
The 1971 jury list is released with names of both husbands and wives, drawn by jury commissioners and judges. The County Jury Board includes Gerald Salsbury Walter Strasser and four county judges with Kunz as clerk. About 1,900 to 1,500 jurors are sought and 1,503 names appear in the paper list. Names come from judges, commissioners, and about 500 party committeemen across districts. The list covers court terms for 1971 with terms to be published in October.
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Martha
Corry
King
Journal
Gerald Salsbury
Walter Strasser
Kunz
Edward Carney
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
U.S. Command
Ailey
Lea
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Kalls Ohio
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