Self Named Committee to Probe FBI's Role in Life
A Washington based committee of educators and three former Justice Department officials including Ramsey Clark will study the FBI role in American life. The panel seeks a dispassionate review amid concerns over FBI surveillance and political intimidation. They advocate broad participation from lawyers prosecutors and educators, and may invite FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to join.
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FBI
Justice Department
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Committee For Public Justice
Clark
Asst. Atty
Burke Marshall
Roger Wilkins
Justice
The
Wood
Row Wilson School
Princeton University
Marshall, Wilkins
Duane Lockard
Princeton
J. Edgar Hoover
Wilkins
Johnson Administration
Marshall
Erwin N. Griswold
Gilligan seeks lawyers aid for Ohio reform push
Gov. John J. Gilligan urged Cleveland lawyers at the Cuyahoga County Bar Association to inform the public and lawmakers about needed state aid for education mental illness drug abuse and pollution. He argued for changes in the law to move toward Americas ancient promise and said cities would benefit indirectly from his budget priorities.
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Cleveland
Woaay
Nelp
Society of America
Gilligan
Cuyahoga County Bar Association
Witnesses Identify Defendants In Slaying Of Cincy Policeman
In Fairfield County Court two men charged with shooting Patrolman Edmund Schindler in Cincinnati were identified by witnesses as the assailants. Gerrard Harvey 21 and Clifford Davenport 20 were placed near the scene within two hours of the Aug. 23 shooting. Witness Ronald Wells named Harvey and Davenport from cafe lighting. Arnold Bush said he dropped them off near the scene after meeting them earlier. Schindler and Sgt. Eugene Moore testified. Moore said officials knew of the suspects earlier that day. Defense asked for a mistrial, denied by Judge Merlin C. Parent.
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Lancaster, Ohio
Cincinnati
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Gerrard Harvey
Clifford Davenport
Harvey
Davenport
Ronald Wells
Edmund Schindier
Wells
Arnold Bush
Bush
Schindler
Eugene Moore
Moore
Merlin C. Parent
Freshmen to stage final concert of the year
Middletown Freshman High School musicians present their final 1970 71 concert tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the school auditorium. Two bands directed by Ken Amburger and Harold Koerber include 63 and 65 players performing marches and tunes from Love Song My Fair Lady and West Side Story. A flute solo by Connie Bierly with Marcia Bell accompanies. Tickets at the door 1.00 for adults 0.50 for students.
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Middletown
Ken Amburger
Harold Koerber
Connie Bierly
Marcia Bell
Youths Nabbed With Narcotics
Two 18 year old youths Lawrence E Arnold and Vincent Haley of 108 S Elmer Drive were arrested near the Middletown Shopping Center at 11 40 p m for possession of narcotics. Police confiscated a pipe and a cube of hashish. They posted 500 bond and were freed to appear in municipal court Friday morning.
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Lawrence E. Arnold
Vincent Haley
S. Elmer Drive
Middletown
Washboards boost Memphis firm as economy falters
Wabash Inc. of Memphis reports washboards as a durable retail item, selling 250,000 to 300,000 annually. The firm markets mainly to the poor in the Southeast and Southwest and in urban ghettos, with exports to Central and South America and potential future African sales. Prices range from 1.85 to 3.85 dollars. washboards use scrap wood ends and account for a small share of overall business. The company, founded in 1886 in Wabash Indiana, moved to Wisconsin and settled in Memphis in 1901.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
E. K. Donahue
Wabash, Inc
Wabash
Donahue
Jor
Central
South America
Wabash Ind
Wisconsin
Obituary for Harold Birch 63 of Trenton
Harold Birch 63 of 126 Baltimore Street Trenton died Monday at home Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home with the Rev Herschel Caudill officiating Burial to follow in Woodside Cemetery Calling hours Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home
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Harold Birch
Baltimore St
Trenton
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Birch
Graveside rites for Homer Stotts at Middletown Cemetery
Graveside services for Homer Stotts, 77, of the City Hotel, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Middletown Cemetery. Arrangements are by the McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. There will be no visitations. Mr. Stotts died Tuesday at Middletown Hospital.
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Homer Stotts
City Hotel
Middletown Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Mr. Stotts
Middletown Hospital
Death notice for Marshall Wills at Middletown Hospital
Marshall Wills, 72, of Cottage Lane, died at 6:30 a.m. today at Middletown Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Matilda. Arrangements are incomplete at Funeral Home.
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Marshall Wills
Cottage Lane
Middletown Hospital
Matilda
Franklin Woman Katherine Dwinell Dies in Louisville
Mrs Katherine Dwinell 46 a Franklin resident for 12 years died Tuesday in Louisville Ky She is survived by her husband John four daughters Marcia Hosea Kathy Kopp Colleen and Nancy and a grandchild Services will be held at 11 am Friday at Pearson Funeral Home Louisville
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Franklin
Katherine Dwinell
Louisville
John
Marcia Hosea
Kathy Kopp
Colleen
Nancy
Pearson Funeral Home
Bertha Roudebush Services Set in Camden
Services for Mrs Bertha K Roudebush 82 of Eaton Rt 3 will be at 2 30 p m Thursday at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home Burial will be in Fairmount Cemetery She died Monday at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford after a 10 day stay Born in Harrison Ind she lived in Preble County 30 years Survivors include a daughter Flossman Sr a son Flossman Jr a brother Paul Kaiser six grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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Camden
Bertha K. Roudebush
Eaton Rt
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Roudebush
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Harrison
Ind
Preble County
Flossman Sr
Edwin Fox
College Corner Rt. 1
Flossman Jr
Eaton Rt. 3
Paul Kaiser
Lawrenceburg
Hamilton Deaths Anna Bicknell 80 services Thursday
Mrs. Anna Bicknell, 80, of 9043 Greenlawn Road, died this week. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Thursday at Webb Funeral Home.
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Anna Bicknell
Greenlawn Road
Webb
Carpet Of Bodies Protest At Washington Draft HQ
About 200 antiwar activists blocked the main entrance of the Selective Service System headquarters in Washington forming a carpet of bodies. Protesters lay face down to symbolize Vietnam War dead and allowed workers to enter only by stepping over them. Police arrested demonstrators in an orderly action as others distributed leaflets at the Internal Revenue Service.
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Lice
Selective Service System
Internal Revenue Service
Jerry V. Wilson
District of Columbia Police Department
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Congress
Nixon ‘Administration
Vietnam
Curtis W. Tarr
Seleciive Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Thieves Ransack Franklin House on Kristine Street
Franklin police report a daytime burglary on Kristine Street where intruders pried open a rear door between 7 and 10 p.m. Items stolen include two shotguns valued at 128 dollars each, a Bible recorder and reel worth 135 dollars, and a 15 dollar bedspread, totaling about 300 dollars.
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Franklin
Kristine Street
Hazel Soard
Kristine St
Camporee Planned May 14 16 by Mound Builders Area Council
Plans are underway for a Camp-O-Rama sponsored by the Mound Builders Area Council to be held May 14 16 on Breiel Boulevard south of Middletown High School. Crosby W. Bean, manager of Armco Drainage and Allied Product Sales, is general chairman and active in scouting since 1938. He chairs the Council camping committee and will lead a three day event featuring air scouts cubs explorers and a combination scout show with competitive events demonstrations cub crafts scout skills and hobbies. Committee members to be announced.
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Mound Builders Area Council
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown High School
Crosby W. Bean
Armco Drainage and Allied Product Sales
Bean
Protesters to be offered meeting rooms and Q A by agency
The planned target of demonstrators on Thursday announced it will provide meeting rooms for the protesters and employees will answer questions about the agency.
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Nixon Administration
Fuesday
Supreme Court
Internal Security Division
Bureau
Wiliam F. Buckley Jr
Burke
Hoover
U.S
M. I. Rasmussen
New Mexico State University
America
Cleveland, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Alcoholics Anonymous
Cincy
Dobrozsi-D'Varga
Yankee Rd
Michigan Ave
Maxwell House
S. Broad
West Carrolton
Duncan Hines
Ohio
Texaco Co
Seattle
Texaco
Anacortes
Wash
Bertha Roudebush
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