Soviets Report Gains in Hydrogen Bomb Research
Washington reports that Academician Lev Artsimovich led a Soviet advance toward harnessing hydrogen fusion for power. Dr. David Rose notes the results show the best combination of ingredients yet, with hot electrified hydrogen gas confined in a magnetic field, and plans for larger machines to reach temperatures around 300 million degrees.
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Washington
David Rose
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Lev A. Artsimovich
Soviet Union
United States
Artsimovich
Atomic Energy Comission
Amasa Bishop
AEC
Rose
Powell Pushes Kennedy Bond Ticket For 1972
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell speaking to about 4000 University of Alabama students proposed a Kennedy Bond Democratic ticket for 1972, and warned that a third party could form if the party rejects it. He defined Black Power as black dignity and self-control of the black future.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Adam Clayton Powell
D- N.Y
University of Alabama
Edward Kennedy
Alabama
Powell
Floating Stamp Auction Held On Ship Wappen Von Hamburg
Hamburg Germany AP reports the Edgar Mohrmann firm will run the world’s first floating stamp auction aboard the ship Wappen von Hamburg next week. The sale includes more than 5 000 stamps and envelopes valued at about 1 million dollars.
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Hamburg
Germany
Edgar Mohrmann
Children’s Letters To God Promise to Be Good
The letter from Joey asks God to take care of them and their baby sister. It pledges to try their best to be good all the time and to show care and effort in daily life.
Oberlin Senate Demands Resignation and Suspension of Rules
Oberlin College Senate asks for president Robert K. Carr to resign and severs ties with faculty. The group suspends all social rules, recalls student-faculty committees, and relocates a SDS leader’s influence while 500 students gather to set up a communal living space in the student union.
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Oberlin, Ohio
Oberlin College
Robert K.carr
Jermy Pikser
Oberlin
Students For ‘A Democratic Society
SDS
Carr
Senate
Wilder Hall
Expansion A Watchword At Avco Corporation
Avco Corp. stockholders in Columbus heard that the company focuses on growing commercial sales and cutting government dependence. President James R. Kerr noted commercial profits rose to 77 percent of total earnings in 1968, up from under 50 percent in 1964. The session at WLWC discussed recent acquisitions Embassy Pictures, Rancho Bernardo, and Seaboard Finance as part of diversification.
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Columbus, Ohio
Aveo Corp
James R. Kerr
Avco Broadcasting
WLWC
Kerr
Kendrick R. Wilson Jr
Embassy Pictures Corp
Rancho Bernardo, Inc
Seaboard Finance
NATO Invites Nixon to Talks on European Security Plan
NATO foreign ministers closing their 20th anniversary meeting invited President Nixon to continue discussions on a Soviet proposal for European security. Nixon urged concrete issues and warned that talks must face real-world security elements. Debre and others urged caution amid calls for Western unity and new NATO machinery.
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Washington
NATO
Nixon
NATO Council
France
Michel Debre
Council
United States
Canada
Moscow
Europe
America
Johnny Cash Receives Honorary Life Sentence at Arkansas Prison Farm
Country star Johnny Cash has been awarded an honorary life sentence at Cummins Prison Farm Arkansas after a performance for inmates. The award was presented by Wade Eaves editor of the prison newspaper, and the show was taped by ABC for broadcast on June 7.
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Johnny Cash
Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
Wade Eaves
Cash
American Broadcasting Co
Life To Be Better For Hirohito Men
Police escorts for Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako will no longer require alighting from vehicles to salute when the royal couple arrives. Officers may wear coats on rainy or snowy days, following a Public Safety Commission ruling starting in May.
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Tokyo
Emperor Hirohito
Nagako
Public Safety Commission
Stans Seeks Trade Gains On Europe Tour
Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. Stans leaves for a two week mission to Brussels Amsterdam Bonn Geneva Milan Rome Paris and London to bolster U S foreign trade. He will meet with European business and government officials while officials from multiple departments accompany him. The trip aims to reduce trade barriers though critics fear it may invite voluntary quotas on textiles. The trip ends with a return to Washington on April 26.
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Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Europe
Jamainn Éuacda
U.S
Nixon
Tex
Stans
Czech Press Attacks Self as New Party Crackdown Grows
Prague reports say Rude Pravo criticizes central committee directives while defending press freedom amid renewed prepublication censorship. The Communist party newspaper notes unease among journalists and questions editor Jan Sekera’s handling after the Soviet invasion.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Rude Pravo Today
Rude Pravo
Jan Sexera
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and Franklin
Obituary notices list Clarence Edward Bailey 44 of Oldsmar Florida and Orville T. Cramer Sr. 74 of 12 Hudson Ave. Middletown area services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home and Eaton Funeral Home with burial in Woodside and Woodhill Cemeteries. Bailey died yesterday in Florida. Cramer died today at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack. Public call hours Sunday at the funeral homes. Surviving relatives include multiple children and spouses across Florida Kentucky and Washington state.
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Clarence Edward Baily
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Clifford Stearns
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey
Oldsmar
Fla
Kenneth
Michael
Florida
Orville Cramer
Franklin
Orville T. Cramer
Hudson Ave
Middletown Hospital
Warren County
Cramer
Aeronea Inc
Catherine
Orville Jr
Lexington
Forrest
Pasco
Wash
Benjamin
Fountain, Colo
Margaret Sparks
Jacksonville
Otto Daugherty
Springfield
Eaton Funeral Home
John Wedgewood
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral Home
Services for Brown Baker Held in Hazard
Brown Baker 63 of 416 Redwood Circle Trenton died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Maggard Funeral Home Hazard with burial in Resthaven Cemetery Hazard. Local arrangements by Joseph R. Baker Sons Funeral Home.
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Brown Baker
Redwood Circle
Trenton
Maggard Funeral Home
Hazard
Resthaven Cemetery
Baker
Middletown Hospital
Joseph R. Baker Sons Funeral Home
Services and burial for Iuen Rosselot announced
Iuen Rosselot formerly of West Middletown will have services and burial in Pittsburgh where he died. He leaves three brothers Clyde of West Chester Leo of Bethany and Bernard of Pittsburgh and two sisters Mrs. Marguerite Berhardt and Mrs. Adelaide Henry of Pittsburgh.
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Iuen Rosselot
West Middletown
Pittsburgh
Rosselot
Clyde
West Chester
Leo
Bethany
Bernard
Marguerite Berhardt
Adelaide Henry
Mrs Minnie K Andrews 82 Dies After Short Illness
Minnie K Andrews 82 of 3539 Aukerman Creek Road died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by husband Willard four stepdaughters Sara Spitler Dayton Martha Rossi Richmond Ind Virginia Pottenger Trotwood and Elizabeth Andrews. Services set for tomorrow at First Brethren Church burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call at Zimmerman Funeral Home today 6 to 9 p.m. and at the church after 1 p.m.
ETV Network Expands with Four New Ohio Stations
Governor Rhodes announced final approval of an eight million dollar expansion adding four ETV stations in Dayton Portsmouth Woodsfield and Alliance. The enhanced network will reach Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo Athens Oxford Newark and Bowling Green plus 11 million statewide residents including 2.8 million students and 340000 college enrollees. Additional rebroadcast units will operate at Ashtabula Willard Bryan and Coldwater.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Dayton
Portsmouth
Woodsfield
Alliance
Columbus
Cincincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Athens
Oxford
Newark
Bowling Green
Ashtabula
Willard
Bryan
Coldwater
Adventists to Hear Two Speakers at Sabbath Services
Pastor Frank Gifford will discuss Calloused Hearts at the 11:15 a.m. worship service tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. At 10 a.m. Sabbath school, Art Thomann will discuss the Adventist College in Chile where he served as business manager for two years.
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Frank Gifford
Seventh-Day ‘Adventist Church
Art Thomann
Adventist College
Chile
Obituary: Luis G. Hurter 89 of Kentucky
Luis G. Hurter aged 89 father of Jerry Hurter died yesterday at Lakeside Place Nursing Home in Highland Heights Kentucky. He was a retired employee of the Sheraton Gibson Hotel and lived in Northern Kentucky most of his adult life. His wife Mary Hurter died in 1962. Bullock Funeral Home Ludow will handle arrangements not yet completed.
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Cincinnati
Luis G. Hurter
Jerry
Cincinnati Gas Electric Co
Lakeside Place
Highland Heights
Sheraton Gibson
Kentucky
Mary Hurter
Bullock Funeral Home
Ludow
Bentley, Former Michigan Congressman, Dies at 50
Alvin S. Bentley, a Republican who served in the U S House from 1952 to 1960 and was wounded in the 1954 House floor shooting, died Thursday in Tucson, Arizona. He was 50.
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Tucson
Ariz
Alvin SM. Bentley
Michigan
Bentley
Harley J. Earl Pioneer of Modern Automotive Flying Dies at 75
Harley J. Earl, 75, former GM vice president and a pioneer of modern automotive flying, died Thursday. He retired in 1958 and helped develop innovations including the elimination of running boards.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Harley J. Earl
General Motors
Earl
Ohio Grants Funds For Drivers Ed Programs
The Department of Transportation allocates 736000 dollars in matching funds to public schools for driver education. Senator William B. Saxbe announced funds will buy mobile simulators to be moved between districts during the program.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
R + Ohio
USS New Jersey to Dock in Long Beach April 19
After seven months in Vietnamese waters the USS New Jersey will dock at Long Beach on April 19. The ship is the world’s only active battleship with a full complement of 1,500 officers and men aboard.
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Los Angeles
Vietnam
New Jersey
Long Beach
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