CBS deletes Johnson remark on Kennedy report
The Washington Post reports CBS deleted a Johnson comment questioning the Warren Commission finding that a single assassin killed President Kennedy. Johnson allegedly said he was never fully satisfied with the report. CBS officials declined to confirm.
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Washington
Columbia Broadcasting System
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Washington Post
the Post
New York
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Commission
Butler County recruits hurt as bus overturns near Cincinnati
Fifteen Butler County soldiers among 22 Army recruits injured when a Trailways charter bus rolled over three times near Glencoe Kentucky on Interstate 71. The bus bound for Fort Knox from Cincinnati carried enlistees treated at Covington hospitals. several Butler County residents were listed in fair condition or admitted to St. Elizabeth and Booth hospitals.
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Wichita
Hamilton
Glencoe
Cincinnati
Ft. Knox
Covington
Dwight Perrin
Dayton
St. Elizabeth Hospital
St. Elizabeth
Shelby Brock
Mulhauser Road
Porter Faulkner
Walnut St
West Chester
Booth Hospital
Butler County
Thomas Lee Wallace
Robert C. Metzger
David Graham
Ross
Butler
Frank Aufderheide
Millville
Jerry Lovitt
Fairfield
David Earl
Philip Alexander
Bobby Hatmaker
Conley Webb
Rodney Langdon
Roger Griffin
Raymond Graham
Garry Jones
Gonzalez
Deaths and Funerals for H Gordon Faries and Others
Obituaries note the 71 year old H Gordon Faries of West Middletown died in Florida and will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow with burial in Elk Creek Cemetery. He was a former West Parchment Co. art director, WWI veteran, and survived by wife Mildred and son Paul. Other notices include Edward Taylor Slaughter, 41, of 621 Moore St and Helen Marcum of Glendora California with services at 2 p.m. and 3 granddaughters noted. final arrangements by local funeral homes.
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H. Gordon Faries
West Middletown
McCoy“Leffler
Elk Creek
Faries
Florida
West Parchment Co
West Carrollia
American Legion Post 218
Jefferson Lodge 90
F&am
Mildred
Paul
Irving
Tex
Edward Taylor Slaughter
Moore St
Latham Funeral Home
Elkton, Ky
Slaughter
Middletown Hospital
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Camden Man Carl Dill, 67, Dies at Nursing Home
Carl Dill, 67, of 69 S Lafayette St, retired Hamilton Tool Co. employee, died at 5:35 p.m. yesterday at Camden Nursing Home after a two month stay. Survived by wife Myrtle, a son Ray of Camden, two daughters Mrs Evelyn Boggs of Fairfield and Mrs.
Infant Timothy Wayne Jackson Dies in Franklin
Timmy Wayne Jackson, infant son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Jackson Sr of 421 Home Ave Franklin, died at Middletown Hospital at 3 am. He was born at 4 17 pm Sunday. Surviving are parents a half brother Arnold Jr paternal grandparents Howard and Mrs Jackson of Winchester Ky and maternal grandparents Russell and Mrs Lamb of Franklin. Graveside services are at 10 am tomorrow at Woodhill Cemetery with Rev Edward Bates officiating. Eaton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Franklin
Timothy Wayne Jackson
Arnold Jackson Sr
Home Ave
Middletown Hospital
Arnold Jr
Howard Jackson
Winchester
Russell Lamb
Woodhill Cemetery
Edward Bates
Eaton Funeral Home
Funeral Services Planned for Alberta Bass and Charles Gibson
Mrs. Alberta Bass age 58 of 165 Beckett Street will have service at 1 p.m. Friday at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Charles Gibson age 51 of Booneville Kentucky and formerly Hamilton will have service at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Levi Kentucky.
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Alberta Bass
Beckett St
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Charles Gibson
Booneville
Hamilton
Levi, Ky
Veteran Actor Arthur Shields Dies at 74 in California
Arthur Shields, 74, veteran character actor and younger brother of Barry Fitzgerald, died after a two year illness from emphysema in Santa Barbara. He served in the Irish uprising of 1916 and will receive full military honors in Dublin. Best known for The Quiet Man, he often played priests in films.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Dublin
Ireland
Arthur Shields
Shields
Barry Fitzgerald
John Wayne
Victor McLaglen
Awards Presented To Cub Scout Pack 9
Last night Cub Scout Pack 9 held its monthly meeting at Amanda School where members received awards. Webelos badge recipients included Charles Barker Tim Hamilton Ben Hamsher Andy Gayhart Rodney Wagner and Charles Garrison. Committeeman James Neely spoke on Safety as the circus themed gathering concluded.
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Cub Scout Pack 9
Amanda School
Perry Bowles
Mike Gay
Ron Parsley
David Rodgers
Steve Garrison
Webelos
Charles Barker
Tim Hamilton
Ben Hamsher
Andy Gayhart
Rodney Wagner
Charles Garrison
James Neely
Miami University forms task force to probe campus events
An administration led by Dr. Philip R. Black announces a 10 member task force including Dr. Susan W. Shriver and Dr. W. Robert Gump to investigate campus events starting with an April 15 ROTC building sit‑in. Hearings for 153 suspended students begin with a three member faculty board and run through Thursday.
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Oxford
Philip R.black
Susan W. Shriver
Miami University
Rockwood
Harry
C. Lyle
Yescountancy Jerday
Senate
Shriver
W. Robert Gump
W.sherman Jackson
Gerald L. Burkhart
Mansfield
Kathryn Goater
Piqua
Pamela Burns
Cincinnati
Jeffrey T. Savage
Norwalk
Beverly Quedewell
Munich Hall
Robert H. Myers
School of Business Administration
Lebanon Teachers Association Seeks Raise Denied
The Lebanon Teachers Association asked for an eight percent pay increase and more benefits but the school board refused new funds. Only emergency leave procedures will be updated. LTA president urged pursuing funds to compete with other city schools.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Teachers Association
LTA
Robert Olson
Robert Bednarcuk
Lebanon Board
New Contract Ratified Quietly by Local 87 Plumbers
In Youngstown Ohio Local 87 of the Plumbers and Steam Fitters Union ratified a contract with a $3 total wage and fringe benefits increase over three years raising the hourly package from $7.36 to $10.36 by May 1 1972 in four steps. The settlement may set a pattern for five other building trades crafts whose contracts expire at midnight Thursday including teamsters painters glaziers electricians and ironworkers with some seeking $5 per hour gains.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Plumbers and Steam Fitters Union
Teamsters
Brownie Troop 1327 Members Move Up to Troop 1233
Brownies receive wings and trefoil pins and transfer to Troop 1233 at Faith United Methodist Church. Recipients include Melissa Rose Cindy Bursk Mary Ann Williams Stephanie Wright Teresa Hampton Kelly Goode Sherry Lewis Janie Roland Mary Collinsworth Christine Toster Melody Reuter Jennifer Smith Lori Morgan Cheryl McGuire Sherry Marshall.
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Faith United Methodist Church
Melissa Rose
Cindy Bursk
Mary Ann Williams
Stephanie Wright
Teresa Hampton
Kelly Goode
Sherry Lewis
Janie Roland
Mary Collinsworth
Christine Toster
Melody Reuter
Jennifer Smith
Lori Morgan
Cheryl McGuire
Sherry Marshall
Auto Makers See First-Quarter Losses But Outlook Improves
General Motors and Ford posted declines in sales and profits in the first quarter of 1970 yet remained profitable. Chrysler reported a $29.4 million loss while AMC surpassed last year’s pace with new Hor net and Gremlin models aiding a sales uptick. Executives expect a brighter second half as disposable income rises.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Matthew S. McLaughlin
James M. Roche
General Motors Board
Edward N. Cole
Chrysler Board
Lynn Townsend
North American
United States
Canada
U.S
American Motors
AMC
Fifty Dollar Forgery Brings Hamilton Man Prison Term
Cary Williams, 36, of 211 Harm Street Hamilton, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary after a December 12 forgery and passing of a $50 check in Middletown. Three co-defendants received probation: George H. Ramsey 26 of 253 Washington Street Hamilton. Clarence Henry Marshall 18 of 1203 Young Street Middletown. Robert Ingram 39 of 2111 Roosevelt Avenue Middletown. Ramsey on five years probation after pleading guilty to shooting with intent to wound. Marshall on three years probation after copper tuyere theft from Armco Steel. Ingram on five years probation after brass rods theft from Diamond National.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Cary Williams
Harm St
Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
George H. Ramsey
Washington St
Clarence Henry Marshall
Ohio shows bulk wealth in ten counties led by Cuyahoga
Ohio's total wealth is 38.38 billion with 60 percent concentrated in ten counties. Real and public utility property total 28.4 billion and personal property 9.87 billion. The ten wealthiest counties hold 61.4 percent of the state total led by Cuyahoga at 6.79 billion and Hamilton at 3.79 billion. Several counties posted declines, notably Lawrence with a 4.7 million drop.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Lawrence County
Co Umbiana
Meigs
Monroe
Scioto
Wyandot
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Franklin
Montgomery
Summit
Lucas
Stark
Mahoning
Trumbull
Lorain
Bus Seats Slashed at Amanda Junior High Area
Vandals slashed 23 seats on a school bus near Amanda Junior High School on Oxford State Road causing about 200 dollars in damage. Deputies say the act appears weekend related.
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Amanda Junior High School
Oxford State Road
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Bud) Steller Mer
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