Massachusetts Challenges Vietnam War Fight Law
Massachusetts seeks a quick test of a new law allowing servicemen to refuse assignments in Vietnam without a congressional declaration. Attorney General Quinn plans to file a Supreme Court case with soldier John J. O'Brien of Medford as the test subject, while Gov. Sargent argues the law raises critical constitutional questions.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
U.S
Robert H. Quinn
Quinn
John J. O’brien
Medford
Vietnam
Francis W. Sargent
Congress
Sargent
U.S. Supreme Court
America
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
U.S. District Court
Selective Service
Paul F. Feenee
M & Ney
Nixon
Cambodia
Laos
O’brien
Airbourne
Ft. Benning
John
Feeney
Attorney General
Damage From Ohio Storm Estimated At 51 Million
The Ohio storm caused about 51 million dollars in damage to insured property mainly in a 12 mile belt including Columbus Newark and Mansfield where trees were downed homes and buildings damaged and livestock hurt or killed. The Ohio River crest was forecast at 51 feet by 6 p m Saturday then to drop to 50.2 feet Sunday morning. There was one death in Parma when a brick fell on a church site. Evacuations occurred near Cincinnati and Newtown as rivers rose and water supplies in South Lebanon required boiling.
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Ohio
Hocking River
The
Insurance Information Institute
Cincinnati
Columbus
Newark
Mansfield
Weather Bureau
Westerville
Monroe
Highland County
Knox County
Cleveland
Parma
Kenneth G. Licht
Harrison
Newtown
South
Lebanon
Warren County
Little Miami
Middletown Woman Loses Damages Suit Against Kroger
A Butler County Common Pleas jury ruled 10 to 2 for Kroger Company in a $45,000 civil action filed by Jona Parrish of 6684 Evelyn Drive. Parrish alleged injury on April 17, 1967, when she tripped over an object in an aisle at Kroger store 620 North University Boulevard Middletown.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common ‘Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Kroger Company
Middletown
Jona Parrish
Evelyn Dr
N. University Blvd
Ohio legislature approves senior tax exemption for ballot
Ohio lawmakers finish a six week recess after approving a constitutional amendment to exempt residents 65 and over from property taxes. The proposal heads to the November ballot, as other major bills on ethics campaign finance organized crime and mass transit stall in committees.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
William Nye
Akron
Ronald Mottl
Parma
Miss Fenwick Pageant to Debut at Fenwick High Saturday
Fenwick High School presents the first Miss Fenwick pageant Saturday at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. Twenty contestants from all four classes will compete in talent poise and appearance with speeches, stage presence, and fitness judged amid dance routines.
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Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Sally Akers
Patty Balaz
Janet Schneider
Joann Meehan
Diane Lewis
Andrea Hughes
Carla Mulgraw
Vicki O’neal
Jodi Reed
Carol Fuller
Maria Carozza
Nancy Bobst
Connie Pfau
Kathy Varney
Nanette Henning
Pam Farquis
Mattie Hawkins
Mary Lou Fisher
Cathy Chase
Susan Hagan
Gerry Hart
WPFB
Jim Butch
Middletown High School
Phil Fortune
Walt Disney
James Amatulli
Jack Bors
Frances Rudokas
Patty Bailey
Virginia Skinner
Betty Spelmire
Carol Pfau
Record Tourist Income for Brazil Hits 39.5 Million
Brazil's Central Bank reported 1969 tourism earnings reached a record 39.5 million dollars. The figure reflects the nation's income from travel and visitor spending, underscoring a peak year for the tourism sector.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Science Winners At Oneida Elemen School Fair
The Oneida Elementary science fair showcased over 100 projects with more than 50 subjects. Twenty seven projects earned red ribbons, while fourteen students received blue ribbons across third, fourth, and fifth grades including Robin Kinser, Marcelene Van Cleve, Millie Jo Crase, Tonya Sargent, Bridgette Williams, Doug Winglewich, and others.
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Oneida Elemen
Robin Kinser
Marcelene van Cleve
Millie Jo Crase
Tonya Sargent
Bridgette Williams
Doug Winglewich
Tony Curtis
Ernie Miller
Terry Banks
Charles Deaton
Darlene van Cleve
Mike Gibbs
Karen Sisson
Joyce Marie Schwab
Kimberly Smith
Charlotte Whitman
Debbie Mullins
Glass
Linda Susan Soule
Lashell Thornsberry
Sertoma President Harold Wenger Elected for 1970 71
Roger Turner of Bethany reports a remote garage door opener stolen from his car at Liberty School on Princeton Road. Harold Wenger of 1504 First Ave was chosen president of the Wenger Sertoma Club for 1970 71 with Harry Seifer as first vice president and Robert Stephenson as second.
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Hamilton
Roger Turner
Bethany Rd
Bethany
Sheriff's Deputies
Liberty School
Princeton Road
Harold Wenger
First Ave
Sertoma Club
Harry Seifer
Robert Stephenson
Martyn Hackney
Frank Ludewig
Wenger Ted Karchner
Emmerson Thompson
Dale Converse
John Keiser
Ralph Gingerich
Grandstand Damage At Lebanon Raceway Declared Minor
High winds at Lebanon Raceway peeled roofing paper from the grandstand but caused no structural damage say officials. Corwin Nixon, operations manager, said racing will start as planned and crews will replace roofing paper as the harness season opens tonight.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Raceway
Corwin Nixon
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P.D. Box
Franklin
Warren Johnson
POL. Adv
Oneida
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Amc Speedway
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