Nixon's brother to testify in Mitchell Stans trial today
President Nixon's younger brother Donald Nixon Sr is set to take the stand as a government witness in the Mitchell Stans criminal conspiracy case. A federal judge refused to drop the subpoena clearing his appearance as prosecutors aim to rest their case this week. The trial, begun February 19, focused on Robert Vesco's alleged SEC fraud and secret campaign contribution.
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Columnist Hal Boyle dies of heart attack
NEW YORK AP Hal Boyle a gentle spirit in an ungentle world has died at 63. Harold Vincent Boyle was a fixture in American newspapers for 30 years and wrote 680 AP columns. He died of a heart attack at his home Monday and funeral plans include a memorial service in New York and burial in Kansas City. Boyle's death follows a recent diagnosis of ALS known as Lou Gehrig's disease. He was famed as a war correspondent and soothed readers with reflective thoughts.
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Supreme Court declines to review mine strike damages ruling
The Supreme Court refused to hear Solar Fuel Co. and upheld a $375,000 damages award against the United Mine Workers for antitrust claims tied to a 19 month strike against a Pennsylvania mining firm. Justice Douglas opposed, noting key trade union activity exemption questions.
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Supreme Court
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
High Court
William O. Douglas
U.S
Solar Fuel Co
Turnpike accidents decline in March in Ohio
Ohio Turnpike Commission chairman James W. Shocknessy reports March saw fewer accidents and lower revenue. Accident rate dropped to under one per million miles with no fatalities after lowering speed to 55 mph from 76. Revenue totaled about 3.09 million, down from 3.32 million a year earlier. first quarter revenue also slipped to 8.41 million from 8.89 million.
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Spring Festival at Middletown Senior Center
The Middletown Area Senior Citizens host a Spring Festival at 1905 Columbia Ave on April 19 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Activities include handcrafted gifts white elephant sales and baked goods with lunch served 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Booths are on the first floor. upstairs feature clothing and sale tables. Chairmen are Phoebe Schmidt Maude Guess Elsie DeStefano Mable Reed Mary Richardson Martha Hoppee Thelma Mull and Hannah Bales. An Easter luncheon with Middleton Singers of Miami University will follow at noon with songs from folk to Fiddler on the Roof Godspell. reservations due by Friday.
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Columbia Ave
Phoebe Schmidt
Maude Guess
Elsie DeStefano
Mable Reed
Mary Richardson
Martha Hoppee
Thelma Mull
Hannah Bales
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