Cesar Chavez Freed to spend Christmas with family
Cesar Chavez was released from jail after 20 days for contempt of court over a lettuce boycott. The California Supreme Court ordered release on his own recognizance pending a hearing on rights claims, allowing the boycott to continue while CHS reviews the injunction issue. Chavez said he felt well and not bitter, noting a jail remains a jail. The ruling also permits UFWOC to continue boycotts against Antle Inc. but prohibits public claims that Antle workers lack union representation.
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Salinas
Calif
Cesar Chavez
California Supreme Court
Wednesea
Chavez
High Court
Afl-Cio United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Monterey County
Gordon Campbell
Monterey County Superior Court
Bud Antic, Inc
Supreme Court
Campbell
UFWOC
Antle
Salinas Valley
International Brotherhood of Teamster
Teamsters
Chavez Union
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Helen Bachert 65
Mrs Helen M Bachert 65 of Lebanon Rt 2 died at Middletown Hospital after five weeks as patient Her husband Joseph died in 1963 She leaves three sons Joseph Glen Norman two daughters Mabel Repp Dian Bailey as well as three brothers and four sisters and 16 grandchildren Services at 10 am Monday Joseph R Baker Sons Funeral Home Rev Quinton Everest officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Calling hours Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm Funeral home Rt 1 and Mrs Matilda Shorts of Port Charlotte Fla and a grandchild. Services 2 pm Sunday Zimmerman Funeral Home Burial Fairview Cemetery. funeral home Saturday 6 to 9 pm.
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Helen M. Bachert
Lebanon Rt. 2
Middletown Hospital
Bachert
Middletown
Joseph
Glen
Norman
Franklin
Mabel Repp
Dian Bailey
Cincinnati
Mark
James
John Hinkle
Alice Geary
Doris Hall
Merle Hinkle
Florence Huffman
California
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Quinton Everest
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Rt. 1
M's. Matilda
Funeral notice for Arthur C Friend of Oxford Ohio
Arthur C Friend 4 of 9746 Ohio 33 died Wednesday at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford where he had been a patient for a month. He worked 29 years for Aeronca Inc. Survived by wife Pearl three sons Darrell Lloyd and Jerry at home two sisters Mrs Grace Stubbs Camden.
Death notices Mary F. Klamo Middletown obituary
Mrs. Mary F. Klamo 73 of 1500 Taylor Ave. Middletown died at 2:30 p.m. after a two week illness. Born in Czechoslovakia she lived in Middletown 60 years. Survived by four sons Cyprian Jr John Frank Andrew. three daughters Mary Kittel Margaret Klamp Myrtle Gibson. two brothers Matthew Peter Moravicky. two sisters Mrs. Michael Presta Sr. Mrs. Pauline Sviree. 27 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Mass of Resurrection 9:30 Monday at St. John's Church burial Woodside Cemetery. Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 5 Clark St. Sunday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m. Rosary 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Mary F. Klamo
Taylor Ave
Middletown Hopital
Klamo
Czechoslovakia
Middletown
Cyprian J. Sr
Cyprian Jr
John
Frank
Hamilton
Andrew
Somerdale
Mary Kittel
Margaret Klamp
Myrtle
Betty) Gibson
Dayton
Matthew
Peter Moravicky
Michael Presta Sr
Pauline Sviree
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm
Clark St
Nader Attacks Justice on GM Antitrust Action
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader accuses the Justice Department of suppressing internal legal and economic recommendations to sue General Motors. He cites a four year pattern of inaction and urges Congress to open a full inquiry into the antitrust division and its handling of corporate restraints and mergers. He says 11 DOJ officials recommended suits in that period and accuses bureaucratic fear and politics of blocking action.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Justice Department
General Motors Co
Nader
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Mom Going Through Motions Teen's Trip A Family's Tribulation
Salt Lake City mother writes AP about her runaway son Travis Wendelboe, 15, who began using marijuana and LSD in ninth grade, was placed in a center in Provo for evaluation, ran away, and has since vanished amid a costly, ongoing search by family, police, and private investigators.
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Salt Lake City
Stratford Wendelboe
Travis
Associated Press
Wendelboe
Pair Get Probation Must Pay Restitution
Two Miamisburg youths James Robert Estes and Roger Wayne Hall pleaded guilty last November to burglary and larceny. Judge Fred B. Cramer placed them on five years probation in Butler County. They broke into S S Body Shop at 215 Charles Street Middletown on October 26. Court ordered $3,000 restitution plus costs and attorney fees.
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Hamilton
Miamisburg
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
James Robert Estes
Coleman Road
Roger Wayne Hall
S&s
Charles St
Middletown
Adult ‘Probation Department
Mimi Benzell Dies at 47 After Opera to Pop Star Career
Mimi Benzell who left the Metropolitan Opera to become a popular singer died of cancer at 47 in North Shore Hospital Manhasset NY. Born in Bridgeport she debuted in Mexico City 1944 then sang at the Met beginning 1945 as the Queen of the Night. She later starred on Broadway in Milk and Honey and hosted a radio interview show on WNBC. Funeral set for Riverside chapel New York. Survived by husband Walter Gould son Jonathan and daughter Jennifer.
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Miss Benzell
Met
WNBC
Riverside Funeral Chapel
New York
Walter Gould
Jonathan
Jennifer
Carols for Cancer fundraisers raised $37 in Manchester Meadows
Six boys led by Greg and Michael Agoston Jeff Adams John Barnett Scott Thomas and Ricky Garnett collected 37 dollars by caroling in Manchester Meadows to benefit the Middletown Butler Unit of the American Cancer Society.
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Middletown Butler Unit
American Cancer Society
Manchester Meadows
Greg
Michael Agoston
Jeff Adams
John Barnett
Scott Thomas
Ricky Garnett
Trust Con Returns To Ohio Pen
Hollis B. Leigh, 54, an inmate at Ohio Penitentiary serving a life term for a first degree murder, surrendered after escaping last Monday. He had reached St. Louis before returning to Columbus for review. Leigh was part of the Hires case in 1959, where Mrs. Hires died, Poindexter served life, and Decker later faced second degree murder.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hollis B. Leigh
Butler County
St. Louis
Leigh
Frank Poindexter
Herschel Hires
Franklin St
Hamilton
Hires
Poindexter
Samuel Decker
Pry Loose Referendum Group Seeks Tax Vote Recount
The Warren County Citizens Committee sues in Common Pleas Court asking for mandamus to certify its petition for a referendum on a 1 cent village income tax to the Board of Elections. Defendants include Village Clerk Betty Baysore Mayor Donald Mollman and council members. The group alleges misguidance on petition validation and seeks a ballot vote rather than immediate enactment.
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Citizens Committee
Clarence Motz
Board of Elections
Christmas Treat At Zoo For Gorillas
In San Francisco at Kleischwaciner Zoo a Christmas party for four adult gorillas and a seven month old baby featured an acacia tree decorated with rice balls and raisins tied with licorice. Zoo staff noted the gorillas particularly love acacia trees.
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San Francisco
Kleischwaciner Zoo
Beverly Rongren
Zoo
Ron Reuther
Nike Base Officially Miami's Acquisition Set
Miami University has received official notification that the Wacre Nike Missile launcher base near Oxford will join the university. A Miami spokesman cited a HEW regional rep and said paperwork should complete in early January, with the environmental sciences program moving in after minor maintenance.
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Miami University
Oxford
Miami
R. Dale Wilson
Chicago
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fifty Nations Sign Hijacking Accord
Washington AP Fifty nations sign a draft convention making air piracy an international crime and require prosecution by the asylum state. The pact from The Hague conference calls for surrender or prosecution of hijackers and notes some countries, including Kuwait Libya Lebanon Tunisia and the United Arab Republic, may withhold approval. Jerome Huisentruit explains the extradition clause addressed Western concerns about automatic extradition to East European states.
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Washington
Hague
United States
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Switzerland
Greece
Columbia
Japan
U.S
Kuwait
Libya
Lebanon
Tunisia
United Arab Republic
Cuba
Jerome F. Huisentruit
Fire Calls Report Ill Injuries at Two Addresses
At 5 26 p m firefighters responded to 310 Franklin Street where Mrs Edna Sticklen was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance in fair condition. Earlier at 3 31 am paramedics transported Anna Mae Watkins age 3 from 2 Crawford Street to hospital.
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Franklin St
Edna Sticklen
Middletown
Stoday
Crawford St
Anna Mae Watkins
Poe
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Central Ave
Mary Klamo
Justice
Siboon
By Lynne Olson
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Utah
Haré
Denver
Houston
Mimi Benzell
Con
Pickwick Shoppe
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Nike Base
University
Merry
Trimble’s Market
Baltimore ST
Egmag
Park St
2Nd Ave
Studio Thester Grend Ave
Gideon Rd
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