Bishops laud Nixon on aiding nonpublic schools and race justice
San Francisco AP reports Roman Catholic bishops praised President Nixon for addressing nonpublic school funding while urging government action to prevent school collapse. They called for racial justice in church-related schooling and supported the family assistance act, with higher income targets, and approved a Boston ministry training center. They also noted upcoming standards for religious textbooks amid disputes over secular content.
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George W. Cornell
San Francisco
Nixon
Conference of Catholic Bishops
House
Senate
Minisry
Boston
National Federation of Laymen
Paul Leininger
Anaheim
Calif
National Association of Laymen
William A. Calcwell
Cleveland
Coins Stolen From Seven Mile Resident
A $200 coin collection was taken yesterday from George Coning of 113 South Main Street Seven Mile. Deputies said a rear door glass was broken to gain entry to the house.
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Hamilton
George Coning
S Main St
Seven Mile
Navy sailor found guilty on lesser charges in antiwar newsletter case
Roger Lee Priest of Houston was found innocent of urging desertion and sedition but guilty of two lesser charges involving disloyalty and disobedience. The five member Navy court delayed sentencing until Monday after nearly seven hours of deliberation. Priest faced possible up to six years and a dishonorable discharge. Priest’s attorney labeled the case a First Amendment issue, arguing the newsletters did not incite sedition.
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Washington
Pentagon
Navy
Roger Lee Priest
Houston
David Rein
Rein
Nixon
Seaman
America
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Priest
Hamilton couple seeks 42771 in 1968 accident case
A Hamilton couple seeks a total judgment of 42 371 in two Butler County Common Pleas Court suits tied to a April 29 1968 traffic crash. Mrs Essie Bowling sues Jane Campbell and Edgar Bowlin alleging rear impact injuries and seeks 27 072 for injuries medical expenses and lost wages. Her husband requests 15 299 for loss of services and his spouse injuries.
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Hamilton
Campbell
Bowlin
Court orders Kopechne inquest transcripts opened to public
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled the Kopechne testimony transcript and inquest report are public records and should be released promptly. The decision follows Kennedy family counsel’s push for disclosure, noting no private property interest or exclusive copying rights exist for the documents.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Sidney R. Lipman
State Supreme Court
Kennedy
Mississippi Sunrises Plea to Save Delta Queen Riverboat
Ohio Rep. William M. Mc Culloch introduces a bill to save the Delta Queen paddle wheel boat from ending its Mississippi Ohio and Tennessee river runs by November 2 1970 The law's renovation requirement of ten million dollars is argued to be unfair compared with ocean ships and would cut 160 years of paddle wheel history.
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Washington
Ohio
Mark Twain
William M. McCulloch
Mississippi
Tennessee
McCulloch
Piqua
Cincinnati
Spring Hill Cubs Honor Pack 13 Members and Graduates
Spring Hill School Cub Scout Pack 13 awarded pins badges and honors to members. Jeff Hamilton and Mike Sheppard joined Troop 87 while Jim Cresong moved to Troop 77.
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Cub Scout Pack 13
Spring Hill School
Jeff Hamilton
Mike Sheppard
Jim Cresong
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Angela Repchipsky
Wilson School
Saskatoon
Sailor
U.S
Kopechne
Sunrises
Delta Queen
Spring Hill Cubs
Scott Martin
Tony Wilson
James Ashenhurst
Mark Gibson
Robby Schneidler
Tom Tipton
Murray Wilson
David Hagen
Bruce Hopper
Jim Pierson
Tom Neal
Dale Hopper
John Moore
John Maggard
John Blythe
Nckups
Jewelers
Central Ave
Wayside Inn
Fortres
Arnel
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