McGovern Attacks ITT Taxes Cited by SEC Records
Senator George McGovern reiterates that ITT paid little or no federal income tax 1968 1969 1970, arguing money flowed to ITT from government and urging the firm to publish tax returns. ITT counters with 1970 taxes of 195.6 million and federal share about 28 percent, while 1969 and 1968 figures show similar federal shares. An AP review of SEC filings appears to back ITT’s claim.
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Associated Press
ITT
George McGovern
South Dakota National Telephone & Telegraph
Corp
McGovern
Madison
Wis
New York
U.S
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
SEC
Rogers Will Visit Leaders In Europe
The White House says Secretary of State William P. Rogers will travel to Europe early next month to confer with allied leaders before joining President Nixon to Moscow on May 22. He will visit Britain, France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg and Iceland during the week, to discuss summit talks, a European security conference and East West force reductions.
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Washington
White House
William P. Rogers
Europe
Nixon
Moscow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Rogers
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Iceland
Ziegler
Therapy with a heart beat helps snakes fear study
Pennsylvania State University researchers report a psychological technique that uses false heartbeat feedback to reduce snake phobia. In tests students viewed snake slides while believing they heard their own heartbeat, but a steady, recorded pace lulled anxiety and boosted confidence enough to handle a snake.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Robert Stern
Stern
Dr. Stern
Carlisle Cruiser Demolished in Rain Accident
Police in Carlisle were left without a cruiser after the department's 1970 Plymouth was demolished while responding to an accident around 9 PM. The second cruiser was in repair at a Franklin garage. Officer Larry Adams lost control on Fairview Drive near the Little League ball diamond while en route to Ohio 123.
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Carlisle
Plymouth
Franklin
Larry Adams
Fairview Drive
Ohio 123
Middletown teen released after alcohol overdose misread as drug incident
A 14 year old girl admitted to Middletown Hospital on March 28 with a suspected drug overdose was released Sunday. The case was clarified by Sgt Arnold Ferguson of the city narcotics squad who said she had consumed an alcoholic beverage rather than drugs.
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Middletown Hospital
Arnold Ferguson
City Commission to vote on urban renewal legal services contract
One agenda item for the City Commission tonight approves a contract for legal services on urban renewal projects. Meeting is in the commission chamber at the City Building at pm.
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City Commission
Commission Chamber
William Willman Recovers Lost Billfold With $142
William Willman of Carlisle recovered his lost billfold yesterday. The wallet containing 142 dollars was turned in to headquarters by Reverend Ralph Chasteen of Camden.
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William Willman
Carlisle
Ralph Chasteen
Camden
Dublin doctor warns on early childhood mood problems
Dr. John Stack of the Child Guidance Clinic in Dublin says low mood is common in children even from infancy. He notes environmental factors, such as a child living with a mother who is consistently low in spirits, can contribute to this condition.
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Dublin
John Stack
Child Guidance Clinic
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and nearby areas
Obituaries note the passing of Lester Howard Boyce 63 formerly of Middletown at Mercy Hospital Hamilton with services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and burial Woodside Cemetery. Also listed are services for Doris Brooks Marcus Leonard Powers Dan Tenore Estella Whitman with funeral notices in Middletown Hamilton and Richmond. Surviving relatives, burial places, and service details given for each case.
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Lester Howard Boyce
Middletown
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Garden Manor Nursing Home
Mr. Boyce
Black Clawson Co
Carl
Roy Smith
Bristol
Lillian Timberman
Jean Cole
Harold Lewis
Kathleen Wood
Batavia
Ohio
McCoy- Leffler
Henry Howard
Woodside Cemetery
Doris Brooks
Richmond
Ind
Catherine Rockwell
Winton St
Steigall-Berheide-Orr
Earlham Cemetery
Marcus Leonard Powers
Ben Harrison St
Excello
McCoy-Leffler
W. Curtis Lee
Powers
Middletown Hospital
Dan Tenore
Tony Tenore
Mr. Tenore
Italy
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mikelina
Col
Jack Tenore
Hawai
Lillian Lidonono
Michael
Teresa Gervasio
St. Ann's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Colligan Funeral Home
McCoy Leffler
Jack Friggle
Elk Creek Cemetery
Death of Edgar P. Weatherwax At Arlington Avenue Home
Edgar P. Weatherwax 74 of 3193 Arlington Ave was found dead of natural causes in his home by a neighbor yesterday morning. He had been dead about 12 hours authorities said.
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Edgar P. Weatherwax
Edgar P. Weathewax
Arlington Ave
Masses For Elizabeth Hine Joseph Brune At St. Stephen And St. Joseph
Elizabeth Hine of 151 Smalley Boulevard attends the Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Stephen's Church. Joseph Brune, aged 86 of 334 Hanover Street, observes the Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph's Church. Howard Gillespie, 58, of Fairfield, has services today.
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Elizabeth Hine
Smalley Blvd
St. Stephen’s Church
Howard Gillespie
Fairfield
Webb
Joseph Brune
Hanover St
St. Joseph's Church
Tigers in India Help Farmers by Controlling Crop Pests
India reports tigers kill up to 60000 sheep cattle and goats annually but their predation reduces crop-eating deer antelope and wild pigs, aiding agricultural yields.
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India
Breast Feeding Beside Pool is No Big Deal in Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz California the city’s only public pool allowed mothers to breast feed infants on site. Three did so Monday with no interference while Friday officials briefly asked one mother to stop. Swim for Lunch Bunch members defend breast feeding as a natural act and say it is not illegal or exhibition.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Paul Thiltgen
Tiger Attacks Buffalo and Cattle in Bold Escapade
A healthy tiger fearlessly targets a buffalo and occasionally attacks adult elephants, showcasing bold predatory behavior that unsettles local wildlife observers.
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Billfold
TJ Qanagnea
University Avenue
Toronto
Wilfred Campbell
Upper Canada
Lester Boyce
Marcus Powers
Weatherwax
Armco Steel Corp
American Legion
Elks Lodge
Armco Veterans Club
Portsmouth
Ruth
Russell
Barnitz Bank
Robert
Kathryn Prater
Joyce Gillispie
Trenton
St. John’s Church
Wilson Schramm
Estella Whitman
Estella Marie Whitman
Jacksonburg Road
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Butler County
Whitman
Wayne Township
WSCS
Jacksonburg United Methodist
William Sr
William Jr
West Carrollton
Esther Kline
Dayton
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Jacksonburg
Meloy
Vannest & Manchester
McGee's
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Mth Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller Mer
Avco
So Call
Avco Financial Services
Harold Dutt
Clarence Hunter
Charles Jones
Long
Christ
Thur
J.W. Emmons
Robert Ward
Union Chapel
United Methodist
Keister Road
Clifton Hatfield
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