Powell Investigation Dropped as Powell Seated Remains Contested
Federal grand jury clear Powell of indictable funding crimes but opposition in the House vows to block seating Harlem Democrat. Justice Dept will seek civil recovery of funds while Powell weighs legal options amid pending court case and prior contempt penalty.
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Eight Resolutions at UN Disarmament Debate Close
The U N General Assembly closes its disarmament debate as the 126 nation committee prepares to vote on eight resolutions. One Brazil led draft seeks broader U S Soviet contact on offensive and defensive delivery systems while a separate measure urges activity on underground nuclear tests and arms import export registration. The United States and Soviet Union discuss extending the Geneva group with Japan seeking inclusion amid a France boycott.
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Americans extend stay in Moscow over Pueblo crew release
Four Americans on a private mission to win the Pueblo crew's release extend their Moscow visit. They press for meetings with North Korean or Soviet officials but have no visa access and remain hopeful for progress. They previously helped free Francis Gary Powers and planned to travel to Copenhagen before rethinking.
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Robert Ayling
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Charles Daniels
Ayling
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North Korea
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Cline
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Copenhagen
Barnard Discusses Brain Death in Rikers Island Class
New York AP Dr. Christiaan Barnard spoke at Rikers Island prison on brain death and the role of brain versus heart. He described brain death as the defining criterion and commented on possible future brain transplant scenarios, while noting a board member's prison affiliation.
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Christiaan Barnard
Riker’s Island Prison
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William Laurie
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Board of Correction
Slagle On Rhodes N Y Trip With Industry Council
Richard W. Slagle of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce is on Gov. Rhodes Industrial Development Council’s 50th blitz trip in New York and New Jersey. He departed Sunday and planned to return to Middletown today. The mission promotes Ohio tourism and investment by briefing New York area corporate leaders on Chos tourist facilities.
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Middletown Area
Ch’‘o
Plush Resort Sold for $6 Million in Avon Lake Deal
Aqua Marine Inc a plush motel resort in Avon Lake suburb sold for six million dollars to Ramada Inns Inc of Phoenix Arizona. The sale was announced Monday.
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Aqua Marine, Inc
Avon Lake
Ramada Inns., Inc
Phoenix
Ariz
Five Ohioans Die in Vietnam Among Latest Casualties
The Defense Department reports five Ohio servicemen killed in Vietnam. Killed were 1st Lt. Dwight C. Sarjeant of Perrysburg, Pfc. Thomas C. Conker of Circleville, Pfc. Mark L. Fusile of Cleveland, Pfc. David L. Urban of Chardon, and Pfc. Gary M. O’Keefe of Columbus.
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Dwight C. Sarjeant
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Thomas C. Conker
Circleville
Mark L. Fusile
Cleveland
David L. Urban
Chardon
Gary M. O'Keefe
Columbus
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