Have Yours In Yet Census Returns Processed In Middletown
Postal officials report bulk census returns processed in Middletown as workers forward forms to Hamilton or Dayton. Area census director John Cranmer notes returns accumulate in Hamilton until April 7 with enumeration beginning April 8, urging households to list people living there on April 1 and return forms promptly.
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Middletown
Frank Dobrozsi
Hamilton
Dayton
John Cranmer
Cranmer
Rhodes To File Libel Suit Against Life Magazine
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced a libel suit against Life magazine over a May article titled The Governor and The Mobster. Attorney Louis Nizer will file in New York by April 18, citing false charges about taxes and the Licavoli case. Rhodes said the piece was politically motivated and vowed to defend his name and family.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Life Magazine
United States Senate
Louis Nizer
New York City
New York
Nizer
Rhodes
Senate
Robert Taft Jr
Life Story
Toledo
Thomas
Yonnie
Licavoli
Life
Internal Revenue Service
Lifes
Judge Rules Tough On Six Teens In Drug Raids
Rupert Idaho — District Judge Sherman Bellwood ordered state prison terms for six teenagers after Jan 22 raids on motels in Paul and Heyburn. Daryl Renz 17 and Claude Bronson Jr. 18 of Paul got five years each for possession with intent to sell. Roman Garza 17 Anna Lee Bronson 16 Garth Bean 18 and Roy Hull 16 of Burley received four-year terms.
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Rupert
Idaho
Sherman Bellwood
Paul
Heyburn
Daryl Renz
Claude Bronson Jr
Roman Garza
Anna Lee Bronson
Garth Bean
Roy Hull
Burley
Senate Clears Nation’s Largest School Aid Measure
The Senate approved a 24.6 billion education bill by 74 to 4 while defeating a move to slow desegregation. It sets three years of expanded programs and moves to the House, with Rep. Carl Perkins promising swift action.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
GOP
Edu
Congress
House Senate Conference Committee
South
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Arabs Claim Israeli Jet Shot Down in Syria Fighting
Syria said it shot down an Israeli fighter during heavy clashes along the cease-fire line. A Syrian army spokesman cited ground fire near the Khishniya area in the Golan Heights as the downing path, though the aircraft type was not specified.
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Associated Press
Syria
Khishniya
Golan Heights
Still 100 Held on Jetliner in Seoul No Deal Yet
A hijacked Japanese Boeing 727 sits on Seoul's runway for a third day with 100 hostages. Defense Minister Chung Nae-hyuk urged hijackers to free passengers and warned they are on Korean soil. Hijackers demand embassy officials and North Korea landing, while U S and Japanese officials await a resolution.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Nae-hyuk
Japan
North Korea
Pyongyang
General Bond Dies in Vietnam War Action
Brig. Gen. William R. Bond commander of the 199th Light Infantry Brigade was killed by enemy small arms fire near war zone D about 70 miles northeast of Saigon. The 51-year-old from Portland Maine died within minutes after reaching an Army field hospital while inspecting a patrol engaged with Viet Cong forces.
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Saigon AP
William R. Bond
U.S
Bond
Portland
Maine
Saigon
Army Field
Middletown Weather Outlook Clears and Cools Tonight
Forecasters predict clearing skies and cooler temperatures for Middletown tonight with overnight lows in the 30s. Friday will be fair and cool with highs in the 40s to lower 50s, and Saturday offers a cool outlook with a chance of showers. Page 13 has yesterday and morning conditions.
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Middletown
Teamsters Move Toward Pact As Truck Strike Persists
In Washington negotiations over wages for about 425,000 Teamsters continued amid a widespread trucking strike. Sources indicated progress as industry negotiators and the union haggled over roughly 3 billion dollars in demands versus offers, with some local drivers told a retroactive contract could take effect from the old pact’s expiration.
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Teamsters
Ray F. Beagle
Trucking Employers Inc
Nixon
No Deals Yet In Controller Strike
The PATCO walkout continues as 378 controllers reported sick and planned to return only after third party negotiations. F Lee Bailey faced a contempt hearing over the strike started March 25 as a court hearing was postponed.
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Controller Strike
Midwest
PATCO
F. Lee Bailey
Federal Aviation Administration
Canada bans sale of Lake Erie perch and pickerel
The Canadian government bans sale and export of perch and pickerel from Lake Erie due to suspected mercury contamination. Catches may be seized while fishermen may freeze fish for mercury testing. Ontario seeks cross border talks with Michigan and U.S. officials to curb pollution.
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Canada
Lake Erie
Toronto
Washington
George Kerr
Ontario
Ministry of Energy and Resources
Ontario Water Resources Commission
U.S. Water Pollution Control Commission
U.S
Lakes
Kerr
John Roberts
Great Lakes
Quebec
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Wendt
Bellwood
William Bond
Kansas City
Michigan
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