Soviet Bombers Detected Close To Alaskan Coast
Soviet jet bombers flew within about 65 miles of Alaska's northwest coast on Tuesday before veering away toward the Soviet Union. Pentagon officials indicated the incident tested North American airspace defenses, with interceptors scrambled at Alaska's Eielson Base to monitor the approach.
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Estrellita Horoscope and Probate Notices Dated 1969
The column gives tomorrow’s horoscopes with favorable periods for creativity social life and finances plus a forecast of a home change and a potential romantic phase. It also reports estate matters listing executrix administrations and the appointment dates for multiple Ohio estates including Mynhier Steward and Grimm with dates in March and April 1969.
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Antonia Mail
Akiette Mail
Carolyn Rid
Middletown
Ohio
Antonio Mail
Ake Antoinette Mail
Butler County
Karry F. Walsh
Wilmer & Wilmer Attorneys At
Elizabeth Hopke
Elizabeth Gebhardt
Lous Gebhardt
Dayton
Elizabeth Hupka
Eizabeth Gebhardt
Butlier County
Harry F. Walsh
Said County
Ben M. Kitchen
Rebecca HW. Gravenstine
First National Bank of
Rebecca H. Gravenstine
Harry ©. Walsh
Eliott & Boy Attorneys At
M.ddietown
Corbett Lee Ratliff
Corbett L. Ratliff
Elwood C. Ratliff
Park Ridge
Illinois
Thomas H Stubbs
Oho
James Lee Morningstar
Anna Rose Morningstar
Excello
Said
Walter R. Bender
James L. McQuinn
C H Taylor
C. WH. Taylor
Maud Thorpe
Edward Thomas Thorpe
Vincent A. Sisson
Richard T. Burdge
Eleanora A. Burdge
Estelle Mosiman Howe
Artemus W. Howe
Trenton
Robert T. Chandler
Nora B Chandler
Donald M. Gose
Frank A. Smith
Lillian V. Smith
Luther Bailey
William R. Hendrickson
Monroe
Elva F. Gillespie
Eva Florence Gillespie
William H. Gillespie
Elva F Gillespie
Jas
James C. Mynhier
Flossie Mynhier
James C Mynhier
Columbus W. Steward
Clifford H. Steward
Marion F. Grimm
Jim Grimm
Marion Grimm
Ida M. Grimm
Cincinnati
Crist & Kaup Attorneys At
New Mexico Legalizes Collecting Old Bottles
Governor Cargo signed a bill removing a rule that liquor bottles must be broken or destroyed, legalizing old bottle collecting in New Mexico. The change makes collecting permitted statewide and ends an older state requirement.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
David F. Cargo
Burglars Loot Gates Mills Home of Barker Printing President
Thieves ransacked the Gates Mills residence of Maurey D. Kallie, president of Barker Printing Co. Loot valued at 10 000 to 12 000 dollars included 500 dollars cash, jewelry, fur coats, clothing, a color television and two shotguns while the couple was at the Cleveland Skating Club.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Gates Mills
Barker Printing Co
Maurey D. Kallie
Kallies
Cleveland Skating Club
Doom Prophets Vindicated in La Paz After Tremors
Three strong earthquakes rocked La Paz in Baja California Sur this morning. The first quake lasted over a minute, followed by two shorter shocks of about 30 seconds each. No damage or casualties were reported.
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LA Paz
Mexico
Baja California
Eight held on narcotics charges in Cleveland area
Cleveland narcotics detectives arrested eight persons accused of selling drugs to high school and college students. The group, from the West Side and western suburbs, was indicted for possession and sale of narcotics and operated from downtown to suburbs including Brecksville Independence North Royalton Berea Parma Strongsville and Seven Hills. They marketed marijuana hashish heroin cocaine LSD and barbiturates near schools and Baldwin Wallace College in Berea and Solicit business from students. Names include Raymond Bogewski Jake Fantis Earl Buck William Roland Leonard Root Ricardo Ramos Daniel Mullin and a 17 year old youth.
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Cleveland
West Side
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Brecksville
Independence
North Royalton
Berea
Parma
Strongsville
Seven Hills
Burt Miller
Baldwin- Wallace College
Miler
Raymond Bogewski
Jake Fantis
Earl Buck
William H. Ro
This Day in History April Fifth Highlights
On this date in 1770 British troops fired on civilians in Boston, killing five. Other noted events include the Mayflower's first return trip in 1621 and Pocahontas's marriage in 1641. Also listed are births and notable deaths such as Sir Joseph Lister in 1826 and General MacArthur in 1964.
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Plymouth
Mass
England
Pocahontas
John Rolfe
Virginia
Joseph Lister
London
Rutherford B. Hayes
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
New York City
Soviet Union
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg College
Pennsylvania
Maldive Islands
Indian Ocean
Washington
Martin Luther King
Permit Suspended for Dazzling Donkey Carry-Out
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control ordered a two week suspension of the C-1 and C-2 licenses for Fern Pack Dazzling Donkey Carry-Out at 204 Crawford St. for sales to minors on December 27 and January 11. Suspension runs from April 3 to April 17.
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Fern
Crawford St
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Columbus
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