Agnew Attacks Democrats Over Fiscal Policy at Dinner
Vice President Spiro Agnew accused Democrats of courting socialism with proposed spending programs totaling over 440 billion dollars, saying Republican fiscal responsibility keeps the nation from financial chaos. He criticized Lawrence O Brien and pledged to tour Asia with stops in Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, and Taiwan.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Spiro T W
Themocrats
Androm
America
Public Welfare Committee
Agnew
Lawrence F. O’brien
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Larry O'Brien
Washington
O’brien
Nixon
O'Brien
California
Asia
South Korea
Thailand
South Vietnam
Taiwan
Judge narrows true threat standard in Nixon case
In a 4th Circuit ruling, Judge J Braxton Craven vacated Ronald Patillo's Nixon threat conviction and ordered a new trial. The panel held a threat to the president requires intent to injure and that mere statements without explicit intent do not prove a crime. Patillo, a Norfolk Naval Shipyard guard, claimed no memory or politics behind the remark.
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Washington
J. Braxton Craven
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Ronald Las Patillo
Patillo
Con
U.S
Rolk
Sident Nixon
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Herbert N. Cherry
Nixon
Brewing Firm Leader Hamm Dies at 87 in Minnesota
William Hamm Jr., former president and chairman of Theo Hamm Brewing Co., died at age 87 in St. Paul after weeks of illness. He once faced a $100,000 ransom from the Alvin Karpis Ma Barker gang in June 1933, was released unharmed after payment.
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ST. Paul, Minn
William Hamm Jr
Alvin Karpis
Moonlight Dance Slated By PWP in Middletown
The Middletown chapter of Parents Without Partners will hold a Moon-Lite Dance from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. at the Middletown Dance Club on Rt. 73 between Middletown and Franklin. Admission is $2.25 per person and open to the public.
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Middletown
Rt. 73
Franklin
Chatty Burglar Gets More Time In Jail
Hamilton juries return a verdict in a burglary case. Wayne B. Taylor formerly of Mansfield pleaded guilty to breaking and entering at a Middletown residence and received 17 years to run concurrently with other sentences. Cipriano also pleaded guilty and awaits sentence as Taylor is returned from Ohio Penitentiary to conclude the case.
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Hamilton
Taylor
Butler County
Fred B
Cramer
Wayne B. Taylor
Mansfield
Ohio
Columbus
George Hewitt Jr
Ellen Drive
Middletown
Ronald L. Cipriano
Cipriano
Mansfield Reformatory
Ernest A. Roemer
Pleasant Ave
New Twist In Painting Princesses
London AP reports Princess Margaret at 40 as artist Bryan Organ portrays a severed head in a National Portrait Gallery unveiling. The half-face dissolves under a tiara on a dark gray backdrop with commentary from Tim Lees of Christie’s and Daily Sketch descriptions of a suspended head in a stark prisonlike scene. Organ, 35, says royal portraits have been still too long and this reflects the age. The queen’s sister’s reaction is noted as delighted through her husband Lord Snowdon’s agent.
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London
Princess Margaret
Bryan Organ
National Portrait Gallery
Tim Lees
Christie's
The
Daily Sketch
Organ
Lawyers Society
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Canal venture cut soil by hands and picks
Cairo notes that during the Suez Canal construction, 97 million cubic yards of soil were removed with 19 million by hand, highlighting the scale of labor in the historic project.
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Cairo
Suez Canal
Ribicoff accuses Nixon admin of selling out Israel
Senator Abraham Ribicoff charged the Nixon Administration with selling out Israel over alleged Egyptian cease fire violations. He said Israel relied on U S assurances that the Mideast military balance would persist and warned Israel was being scolded for voicing complaints about violations that altered the balance along the Suez Canal.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Nixon
Israel
Ribicoff
Senate
U.S
Mideast
Suez Canal
Berkeley Police Chief Labels Slaying Political Assassination
Berkeley Police Chief Bruce Baker calls the fatal killing of Patrolman Ronald T. Tsukamoto a political assassination. The 28 year old officer, the first Japanese American on the force to die in the line of duty, was killed during a routine traffic stop on University Avenue. He notes similar killings in San Francisco and San Jose, tying them to underground press rhetoric.
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Berkeley
Calif
Bruce Baker
San Francisco Bay Area
University Avenue
Tsukamoto
San Francisco
Richard P. Radetich
San Jose
Richard Huerta
Armco Announces Three Top Staff Appointments
Armco Steel Corp. announces three management moves. G E Hughes is named assistant to the president overseeing corporate planning. T G Marshall is promoted to assistant vice president of personnel relations for steel, and J H Wallace becomes director of industrial engineering. Hughes has a long career in sales and personnel roles, Marshall has held multiple industrial relations posts, and Wallace has progressed from industrial engineering to production standards.
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Armco Steel Corp
G.E Hughes
William Verity
T.G. Marshall
Steel
J.H. Wallace
Marshall
Harry Holiday
Hughes
Middletown Works
International Division
Venezuela
Steel Group
Oberlin College
Ohio Northern University
Foremanship Foundation
Ashland, Ky
Wallace
Butler, Pa
Butler Works
Inndustrial Engineering
Carnegie-Mellon University
Hamilton Educator Resigns After Brief Appointment
William H. Drewes, newly named assistant principal of Garfield High School, resigns for personal reasons only two days after his appointment. Superintendent James Fry will seek a special Board of Education meeting to fill the vacancy and plans to propose Phillip M. Everett, currently Worthington High School assistant principal, with prior posts in Circleville, Columbus and Mechanicsburg. Everett is a life member of several professional associations.
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Hamilton
William H.drewes
Garfield High
James Fry
Board of Education
Drewes
Fry
Phillip M. Everett
Circleville
Columbus
Mechanicsburg
Worthington High School
Everett
The
Ohio Education Association
Ohio Association of Secondary School Principals
Missing Girl Cindy Sprinkle Returns Home
Fifteen year old Cindy Sprinkle of 519 Orchard Street has returned home in good health after a month away. Her mother Mrs Vincent Sprinkle said she returned three days after a photograph ran in The Journal on July 30. The girl was last seen July 4 at Cowan Lake in Clinton County and concerns were reported to Clinton, Butler, Warren, and Hamilton County authorities.
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Cindy Sprinkle
Orchard St
Vincent Sprinkle
Sprinkle
Cowan Lake
Clinton County
Clinton, Butler, Warren
Hamilton
Population and land use shift by 1980
A U S government study shows seven of ten Americans live on 1.5 percent of the nation’s land, and the share is expected to rise to eight of ten by 1980. The projection highlights growing urban concentration and shifting settlement patterns across the United States.
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Washington
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