Jackson Says Not A Hawk But A Dove For President
Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington markets himself as a distinct Democratic hopeful. He travels to the South and West and Jewish communities with a theme opposing extremism and endorsing national defense. He plans a nationwide primary run, backed by labor leaders and Jewish blocs, while navigating tensions with Nixon era policy.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
South
Union
Nixon
Jackson
Congress
Con
New York
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
New Mexico
New Hampshire
Oregon
U.S
Israel
Raleigh
Russia
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Widow of Former Pastor Grace Simmonds Dies in Ohio
Grace Story Simmonds 82 of Cincinnati formerly Middletown died after a brief illness at her Lakeside Ohio summer home. She was widow of Rev. James Simmonds former First United Methodist pastor and choir director. Survived by sister three grandchildren three great grandchildren. Services 10 am Saturday Hyde Park Community Church Cincinnati. Call Bolston Lunsford Funeral Home today 5 to 8 pm. Memorials to Hyde Park Church or Bethesda Hospital.
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Grace Story Simmonds
Cincinnati
Middletown
Lakeside
Ohio
Hazel Weber
Hyde Park Community Church
Bolston-Lunsford
Hyde Park Church
Bethesda Hospital
Derailed Tank Cars Explode Near Lorain County
Two derailed tank cars carrying 12 000 gallons each of acrylonitrile exploded in a rural Lorain County area near Huntington Ohio 58 crossing along the Akron Canton and Youngstown line. Officials feared cyanide gas and no injuries were reported. Fireball plumes rose over 100 feet as chemists from Goodyear evaluated the scene.
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Lorain County
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Huntington
Akron, Canton & Youngston
Goodyear
Akron
Nixon Freeze Sparks Labor Protest Over Wages
The July consumer price index rose two tenths of one percent the smallest gain in six months. Prices for clothing and transport eased while food housing medical care and recreation advanced. AFL CIO President Meany warned the freeze will hurt workers as they face inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hamilton Man Charged In Theft Of Trailers
A 30-year-old Hamilton man, Mark S. Hall, was arrested on charges of receiving and concealing stolen property after Butler County police recovered three trailers a cab-over-engine tractor and a 30-30 rifle. Det. Gene Brown signed warrants related to the tractor and rifle. Another man, Albert Skinner, 65, was charged after a trailer was found on his property. The items had altered serial numbers and repainting, with the tractor hidden off Ohio 4 and spotted by a police air search.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Gene Brown
Mark S. Hall
Rockford Drive
Ohio 4
Here
Oram
Bill) Fisher
Albert Skinner
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
West Chester
Skinner
Bowling Green
Ohio
Ohio governor plans 10 percent cut as austerity looms
Gov. John Gilligan announced nearly 3,000 state employees will be laid off and state expenditures cut about 10 percent if the legislature does not pass an adequate budget and tax bill by Sept. 1. He warned he will rehire if a budget is approved after the deadline and said Ohio enters a new fiscal year without a permanent budget. The governor rejected deficit spending and questioned sales tax talk while GOP leaders discussed a one cent sales tax and a tax on corporate profits to fund the next two years.
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Nixon
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Len. Gray
General Assembly
Senate Ways and Means
Towed In 6 Months For Illegal Parking Here
City police in the first half of 1971 ordered the impounding of 456 vehicles mostly for illegal parking and abandonment on property. The tally shows a drop from 473 in the first half of 1970 and 879 in 1970. Miss Sue Haley records traffic bureau operations and notes two ordinances govern towing and abandonment with local wreckers in rotation.
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Sue Haley
Elmer's Corky's
Ratliff’s
Clerk of Courts
Calley Sentence Likely Reduced by Army Commander
Pentagon sources report Lt. Col. William L. Calley Jr. may have his life sentence reduced by Lt. Gen. Albert O. Connor, amid ongoing bombardment along the DMZ as U.S. forces press the Vietnam offensive.
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Washington
William L. Calley Jr
Myi Lai
3Rd Army
Albert O. Connor
Pentagon
U.S
Viet Tanks Battle Reds Along DMZ
South Vietnamese tanks and infantry clashed with North Vietnamese forces along the DMZ for the eighth day. Casualties reported include 37 North Vietnamese and 17 South Vietnamese soldiers with 3 wounded. Artillery movements at Fire Base Sarge near Camp Carroll were revised to South Vietnamese control.
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Dmz
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Cambodia
Camp Carroll
Carroll
1St
Sarge
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New Miami
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Pearl Watkins
Winston Drive
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Bud) Steller
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Port Said
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By Perry Smith
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