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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1971

Page

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U.S. to Relinquish Control Of Okinawa

U.S. and Japan announce an eight point treaty to return Okinawa to Japan. Secretary Rogers and Foreign Minister Aichi finalize terms after 18 months of talks. Agreement awaits U.S. Congress and Japanese Diet ratification before taking effect. Voice of America broadcast rights set for five years.

Paris UPI Japan Okinawa William P. Rogers U.S Kiichi Aichi Eisaku Sato Rogers Aichi US S Washington Tokyo Voice of America

9th Graders Could Be At LHS By Fall

Gordon Ruff says ninth graders from the junior high could move to the senior high as soon as fall if scheduling and funding hold. The plan adds a new middle school by fall 1972 with K 6 in four elementaries and 7 8 in the middle school.

LHS Gordon Ruff Ruff

Orchard Murders Move Brings New Witness to Jail

In Yuba City California a second transient farm worker Juan Cervantes Mosqueta 50 was jailed as a potential witness in the mass slayings of 25 itinerant laborers linked to Juan V Corona 37 who faces 10 counts. Sheriff Roy Whiteaker said aerial photos of the Feather River burial site were negative for graves. infrared shots identified 11 possible sites that proved to be grass mounds.

Yuba City Calif UPI Sutter County Juan Cervantes Mosqueta Stockton Here Juan V. Corona Roy Delong Roy Whiteaker Feather River Navy

Weather outlook shows mild, showers possible later

Partly cloudy and mild today and tonight with highs around 79 to 84 and lows near 59 to 64. Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers Thursday, highs 75 to 80. Precipitation chances 10 today, 20 tonight, 40 Thursday.

Injury suit hinges on lawnmower defect in Boone trial

A Boone County Circuit Court jury faces a verdict tonight after a weeklong trial over injuries to Randall Chitwood, a minor, allegedly hit by a lawnmower with a defective clutch. Plaintiffs seek 350000 from Ayr Way Stores Incorporated, E.T. Rugg Company, S. Charles Rugg, Briggs and Stratton Company, and others.

Boone County Michael T. Chitwood Indianapolis Randall Scott Chitwood Ayr Way Stores Incorporated E.T. Rugg Company S. Charles Rugg and Briggs and Stratton Company

Hoosier Who Found $100000 Not Sure He'll Claim Money

Francisco Indiana UPI reports Roy Meier, who found about 101777 dollars in his attic, turned the cash over to authorities and may file a claim later. The money, in three shoeboxes and jars, included a 1928 one thousand dollar bid certificate and mostly 50 and 100 dollar bills. Authorities said disposition will be determined by the courts and the Rembe estate, through attorney Vern Partenheimer Jr., plans to file a claim.

Southern Railroad Meier Gibson County George Rembe Hazel Melvin Hughes Oakland City Vern Partenheimer Jr Princeton Rembe Beverly George R. Rehnquist John Mitchell Here Mitchell Rehnquist

Strike Nears After 11 Percent Pay Hike Rejected

CWA President Joseph Beirne warned of a likely nationwide telephone strike after rejecting Bell Tye Co offer. Contracts with Bell System expired April 30. strike date not set. A vote by CWA members is underway while negotiations continue, with Beirne predicting widespread disruptions in major cities.

Washington UPI Communications Workers of America CWA Joseph A. Beirne Bell Tye Co Bell System Beirne

Navy to retire bellbottoms and round white hats

The Virginian-Pilot cites reliable Navy sources stating a sweeping uniform overhaul will end bell-bottoms dress jumpers and round white hats for all ranks. Officers and chiefs lose service dress khakis, chiefs lose service dress whites, with a unified double breasted blue coat and blue trousers for all. Changes target July 1, 1973 start and complete by July 1, 1975, with official announcement next week.

Norfolk UPI Navy Virginian-Pilot

Appeal Granted Freeing Death Row Inmate Edgar Smith

Federal Judge John J. Gibbons ordered Edgar Smith freed on bond after 14 years on death row in Trenton. The court gave the state 24 hours to appeal the May 13 ruling dissolving his murder conviction over coerced questioning in the 15 year old girl’s slaying. Buckley Jr. witnessed the hearing and greeted Smith, who has long claimed innocence and authored a best selling book.

Newark N.J UPI Edgar Smith Trenton John J. Gibbons Smith William F. Buckley Jr Gibbon

Vietnamese Paratroopers Relieve Fire Base 5 Siege

A battalion of South Vietnamese paratroopers landed by helicopter at Fire Base 5 in the Central Highlands to relieve a two month siege, aided by U S and South Vietnamese aircraft using napalm and bombs. B 52s had earlier hit North Vietnamese forces around the base 190 miles north of Saigon as combat continued near Phnom Penh with heavy losses on both sides.

Saigon VPS Central Highlands Laos U.S Cambodia Phnom Penh Five Base 5

Pool Opens On Schedule As Kids Brave Nippy Weather

Lebanon Seashore Swimming Pool opened on schedule as children queued at 11 30 despite a brisk breeze and cold. A diving area was not opened due to equipment and cleanliness concerns. it should be available tomorrow. Over 100 season tickets had been sold at 20 dollars for families and 10 dollars for individuals. Daily fees were 30 cents children and 55 cents adults on weekdays and 60 cents children and 85 cents adults on weekends and holidays.

Lebanon Seashore Doug Huse

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