Calley Accused of Mass Killings at My Lai Ditch
Lt William L Calley stands trial for murder of 102 Vietnamese civilians at My Lai. witness Thomas Turner testified Calley fired on groups in a ditch killing 90 to 100 refugees. Witnesses described women children and a white robed man killed as Calley and Meade allegedly paraded victims into the ditch.
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Harry Rosenthal
FT. Benning
William L. Calley
My Lai
Thomas Turner
Reid W. Kennedy
George Latimer
Calley
Paul Meadle
Turner
Ner
Charles Sledge
Sardis
Miss
Hayakawa Criticizes Liberal Aristocracy in Newark
In Newark Ohio AP report Dr Samuel J Hayakawa president of San Francisco State College accuses a self styled liberal aristocracy at top liberal arts colleges of snobbery and separation from society He says students indulge shock value while aligning emotionally with the underdog and criticizes professors for detachment from real world issues
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Newark
Ohio
America
Samuel J. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
Agriculture
Engineering
New Left
Kayakawa
McKinley Boosters Discuss Youth Job Plan
McKinley Middle School Booster Club meeting discussed a plan for today's youth to work a few years after high school before college. Mrs. Mary J. Finley serves as club president as parents are urged to attend the 6:30 p.m. session at the school.
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Boosters Club
McKinley Middle School
Mary J. Finley
Ford Union Council Approves Tentative Ford Pact
Ford UAW negotiators urge the 200 member Ford UAW Council to back a tentative contract with Ford Motor Co. The pact, reached after a 28 hour session, mirrors a GM deal and includes retroactive pay totaling about 174.80 per worker. Ratification requires separate majorities of skilled and unskilled Ford workers in 99 bargaining units.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Council
Ford Motor Co
No. 2 Automaker
UAW
Ford
Consumer class action bill dies in Congress in Nixon push
Washington AP report says administration backed consumer protection measures failed as Senate Republicans blocked the class action bill and a related independent agency proposal died in the House Rules Committee. Nixon advisers pledge new legislation next year amid stalled consumer reform efforts.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Republicans
Consumer Protection Agency
Reslicans
House Rules Committee
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
Virginia Knaver
Frances Sulfsted Dies. Middletown Bakery Founder
Frances M. Sulfsted, 92, of 1511 First Ave., died Monday at Christian Care Nursing Home after a nine year illness. Born in London Ohio, she and husband Clement ran Sulfsted Bakery from 1910, renamed from Stutz Baker, until his 1945 death. Survived by daughter Mary Sulfsted. Mass at St John’s Church Thursday. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Services for Charles Johnson, 58, formerly of Middletown, held Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Johnson died Sunday in Florida after a decade there.
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Frances M. Sulfsted
First Ave
Christian Care Nursing Home
Sulfsted
London
Ohio
Clement
Middletown
Stutz Baker
Central Avenue
Leibee Street
Mr.Sulfsted
Altar Rosary Society
St. John’s Church
Mary Sulfsted
Woodside
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Clark St
Former VP of Welding Firm Dies in South Bend
Louis T. Kenney, 65, of South Bend Indiana, former vice president and general manager of United Welding Co. plant, died at 6 53 p.m. Monday at South Bend Memorial Hospital. He worked 28 years at United Welding, then joined Wheelabrator Corp four years ago in industrial relations and personnel. He served on Middletown Hospital Board Safety Council and Industrial Council, a University of Cincinnati graduate. Surviving: wife Frances four daughters Beth Peggy Ellen Schumann Kay Partaman two sons Thomas James five grandchildren. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Thursday at St Leo s Church Cincinnati. Burial Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 6 9 p.m. John Hodapp & Sons Funeral Home. Memorials to Leukemia Foundation.
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Louis T. Kenney
South Bend
Ind
United Welding Co
South Bend Memorial Hospital
Kennedy
United Welding
Indiana
Wheelabrator Corp
Middletown
Middletown Hospital Board
Middletown Safety Council
Middletown Industrial Council
University of Cincinnati
Frances
Beth
Peggy
Ellen Schumann
Glenview
Ill
Kay Partaman
Helsinki
Finland
Thomas
Columbia
S. C
James
Cleveland
St. Leo's Church
Cincinnati
Gate of Heaven
John Hodapp & Sons
College Corner
Leukemia Foundation
Non Support Man Sentenced as Others Fined in Franklin Court
In Franklin municipal court Robert Fox of Hamilton received 30 days in jail for non support of a minor. Ballard Parsons, 39, of Sterling Drive, paid $50 for driving under suspension with a six month license hold. Gary Arnwine, 22, paid $50 for an assured clear distance violation. William Hayes paid $10 for harboring an unlicensed dog. Paul Burns, 52, of West Chester, paid $10 for unsafe backing.
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Franklin
Robert Fox
Hamilton
Ballard Parsons
Sterling Drive
Gary Arnwine
S. River St
William Hayes
Sarah Sr
Paul Burns
West Chester
Mrs Ruth L Marks 55 Middletown Woman Dies At Hospital
Ruth L Marks died at Middletown Hospital at 4 10 p m after a five month illness. Born in Cincinnati she lived in Middletown 17 years and belonged to several local groups. Survived by husband Norman and children Michael Patricia Pam Maryann and others. Services set at Holy Trinity Church with burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Memorials urged to local American Cancer Society unit or Recovery Inc. Hamilton.
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Ruth L. Marks
Stanley St
Middletown Hospital
Marks
Cincinnati
Middletown
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Middletown Safety Council
The
Women’s Center
Holy Trinity Pto
Women's Army Corps
Norman
Michael
Ohio State University
Maryann
Ohio State
Patricia
New Orleans
Pam
Lula Luning
Virginia MacMorland
Holy Trinity Church
Gate of Heaven
Montgomery
Ohio
Wilson-Schramm Memoria
Clark St
Butler ‘Unit
American Cancer ‘Society
Recovery, Inc
Hamilton
Local Obituaries for Pearl Denham Gardner and Fulmer
Three local obituary notices list Pearl Denham, 70, of 419 S Second St with service at 10 30 a.m. Wednesday at West Side Baptist Church Miss Audeen Gardner, 43, of 1440 High St with service at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hillsboro and Mrs Hazel Fulmer, 74, of 846 Millikin St with service at 2 p.m. Thursday Klaus Weigel noted.
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Pearl Denham
S. Second St
West Side Baptist Church
Audeen Gardner
High St
Hillsboro
Hazel Fulmer
Millikin St
Klaus-Weigel
Fourth Fire Captain On Agenda In City Meeting
An ordinance to create a fourth fire captain for the Division of Police is on tonight’s City Commission agenda. It replaces the late assistant chief Sam Moore with a captain and adds four captains across shifts and training.
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Division of Police
Sam Moore
Weber W. Sebald Park
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