First Tennessee woman named U S assistant attorney
Martha Craig Daughtrey, 26, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Wykoff Pratt of Middletown, has been appointed by the U S attorney general as the first woman in Tennessee’s Middle District to hold the post. An attorney in Nashville, she will handle most civil litigation. She is a Vanderbilt JD graduate, Phi Beta Kappa, Order of the Coif, and former Middletown High School student. She is married to Larry Daughtrey, with a daughter Carran.
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Larry Daughtrey
Nashville Tennessean
Carran
Nashville
The
Tennessee Law Revision Commission
Man Who Beat Twin Son Sent To Pen
Frank William Newell was sentenced to life in the Ohio Penitentiary by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer for second degree murder in the death of his 6 month old twin son Paul Newell. Newell had admitted beating the child to quiet him and had been held not mentally ill. He spoke of being “kinda mixed up later” during sentencing.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Frank William Newell
Park Terrace
Paul Newell
Newell
Lima State Hospital
Cramer
Bertha
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Drug raids at Bowling Green dorms net two arrests
Police and state officers raided two Bowling Green State University dormitories late Thursday night and arrested two students identified as Gerald L. Dillingham and Robert F. Kelisk. A third person was questioned and two others were sought. Arraignment set for narcotics possession.
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Bowling Green State University
Gerald L. Dillingham
Cincinnati
Robert F. Kelisk
New Hyde Park
N. Y
Bowling Green
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Middletown YMCA Opens Final 8 Week Youth Swim Session
The Middletown YMCA announces openings in the last 8 week youth swim session. Learn to swim runs 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. on Saturdays. weekday Minnow to Advanced classes run from April 7 to 11 and continue to May 24. Registration via 422 6394 ends before the first class.
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YMCA
Vietnam War Seen As Major Problem for U.S. Negroes
Julian Bond told a University of Toledo audience that the Vietnam war is the biggest problem facing Negro Americans. He said it feeds on the community and affects Black people more than whites and notes the war has drawn many civil rights supporters away from the movement to oppose it.
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Julian Bond
University of Toledo
Bond
Georgia
Vietnam
Nixon Seeks Domestic Policy Focus At Key Biscayne
President Nixon summoned top advisers to his Florida waterfront retreat to map a compact domestic agenda for a new Congress. Budget constraints loom as inflation and prior spending limit plans, with talks centering on prioritizing needs and outlining possible proposals post Easter recess.
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Congress
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Tricia Arived
Florida
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Ehlichman
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Bebe” Rebozo
Man Charged With Illegal Deer In Car
A Los Angeles man, Raphael David Atlas, pleaded guilty to illegal possession of a deer found sleeping in the front seat of his car near Eureka. He said he picked up the yearling buck after finding it dazed on a highway and prayed for guidance. The deer was released to woods after a medical check. Atlas faces sentencing Monday.
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Calif
Los Angeles
Raphael David Atlas
Robert Conners
Almighty God
Atlas
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