Needled Slaughter Allegation After Ohio Pen Siege
Ohio representative C J McLin accused police and National Guardsmen of a needless slaughter during the 29 hour Ohio Penitentiary rebellion while prison officials moved to restore order. He urged a full investigation by Gov Rhodes and a federal review of the prison system. Officials rejected the charge noting the operation saved hostages and used minimal force. Prison guards remained on duty inside the facility for about two weeks amid tunnel closures and rebuilding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
C. J. McLin
Dayton
James A. Rhodes
McLin
Ohio Prison and Mental Hospital
Police Briefs Round Up Local Losses And Break In
Police report several thefts including Earl Nixon losing 380 from his pants pockets and Ann White missing 38 from her purse on Hill Avenue. Ralph Lynch found a 200 television missing, a 200 chain from Blake Steel. Edward Holland and David Combs arrested for drunken driving. Mrs Nicholas Schoenburger reported a basement window broken near the lock and possible burglary.
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Edward Holland
Beech Sr
David IL. Combs
14Th Ave
Nicholas Scoenburger
Burton Road
Fire Runs Report From City Streets
Fire department logs show two incidents on yesterday. Rex Banks age 43 from 3900 Jewell Ave suffered breathing difficulty and was taken to Middletown Hospital. Mary Ann Thurmond age 15 of 417 McGuire Ave faced a severe headache and was transported for treatment.
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Broad Street
Manchester Motor Inn
Rex
Banks
Jewell Ave
Middletown Hospital
McGuire Ave
Mary Ann Thurmond
Priest Married in Seekonk Sparks Diocese Confusion
Rev Michael J Moakler of Providence Diocese confirms marriage to Eleanor Travers on August 1 in Seekonk Massachusetts by a town clerk The priest says he left the priesthood to marry and seeks church validation while commenting on state and national issues.
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Providence
R.I
Michael J. Moakler
Eleanor M. Travers
Seekonk
Mass
Agnew
Justice For All
Ens
Lukens Predicts Democratic Nominee And Nixon Wins
Congressman Donald E. Lukens spoke to Lions Club members at the Manchester Motor Inn predicting Hubert Humphrey to gain the Democratic nomination on the first ballot by about 300 votes. He also forecast Sargent Shriver as the vice presidential pick. On the Republican side he praised Nixon’s primary wins and declared Nixon’s acceptance speech the best of his career. He noted Agnew as a strong potential VP and recalled assignments shaping the Nixon ticket, including pivotal Florida votes and efforts to deny unit rule in Alabama and Louisiana.
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Donald E. Lukens
Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sargent Shriver
Lukens
Dick Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Motoring Court Doles Out Licenses Suspensions and Fines
Three motorists faced license suspensions for DWI drag racing and related charges in municipal court. Richard Thinnes received a year suspension and fines for DWI and drag racing. Several others got 30 day suspensions or smaller penalties for careless driving unsafe backing and failure to yield. Additional cases included suspensions contingent on safety checks and various bond forfeitures.
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Richard Thinnes
Malvern St
Vincent Sisson
Middletown
T. Lamb
Thinnes
N. Verity Parkway
Jerry V. Cheesman
van Ave
Danny J. Shepherd
S. Main St
Dewey Reed
Fairmount Ave
Douglas W. Kenney
Paullin Drive
Elvin F. Davis
Yankee Road
Kenney
Davis
Delmer A. Elliott
Velma Hembree
Howe Road
Shellie S. Smith
Camden
Paul D. Gomin
Tom Hawkins
Baltimore St
Catherine Domanick
Bellomonte St
David A. Long
Monroe St
David Chasmann
Mason
George E. Bush
Sheridan Ave
Gary Nolan
Jacksonburg
Billy Watkins
Garfield St
Danny L. Slusher
Carolina St
Frank D. Chambers
Elk Creek Road
Kenneth A. Blackburn
Preston A. Schrock
East St
Trenton
Clyde S. Sword
Oxford State Road
Kenneth W. Gibson
Iglehart St
Larry A. Osborn
W. Central Ave
Joanne McNair
Ninth Ave
David Lykins
Central Ave
Charles E. Weidner
S. Highview Road
Daniel Ferguson
Georgetown
Jack Campbell
Hamilton
Richard L. Dumford
N. Marshall Road
Harold R. Hall
Forrer St
Excello
Merle W. Culley
New Castle
Penn
Clyde Marshall
Middletown Rt. 4
Roger F. Phillips
Elmer Short
Flemming Road
John Lennon Wife Sues For Divorce
London AP reports Cynthia Lennon filed divorce papers against John Lennon alleging adultery with Yoko Ono. The couple, married in 1962, have a five year old son. Lennon and Ono filed an acknowledgement of service denying the adultery claim.
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London
John Lennon
The
Beatles
Cynthia
Yoko Ono
Lennons
Miss Ono
Ron's Pawn Shop Opens Late on Central Ave
Ron's Pawn Shop at 1364 Central Ave stays open until 8 30 each night offering a wide range of merchandise and quick buys.
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Ron's Pawn Shop
Central Ave
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