Paul Sullivan Retires After Near Five Decades in News
Paul Sullivan ends a 49 year journalism career dating to 1921 with his last day on The Journal news staff. A former Times-Star religious writer and columnist, he worked at Parkersburg Sentinel early and also served on the Norwood Board of Education before joining The Journal.
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Paul Sullivan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Sentinel
Sullivan
Eleanor
Old
Cincinnati Times-Star
Times-Star
Times - Star
Cincinnati Post
Greater Cincinnati Council of Churches
The
Norwood
Norwood Board of Education
Middletown
Rosemary
James Hall
Arlington
Kathleen
David Chandler
Parsippany
N. J
Chester
Times
Cincinnati Considers Two Step Tax Hike to Cover City Deficit
City Manager Richard L. Krabach asks Council to place a May Primary ballot for a .4 percent 1970 and .1 percent 1971 municipal earnings tax increase totaling 5 percent. The plan would raise $3.6 million in 1970 and $11.25 million after 1970 to fund police and fire raises, neighborhood projects, redevelopment, treatment centers, anti pollution efforts, and city department updates.
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Richard L. Krabach
Krabach
Ohio
Finance Committee of
Council
Ohioan Killed in North Canton Two-Car Crash
Arnold Bircher, 77, of suburban North Canton, was killed Tuesday night in a two car collision on Easton Street in North Canton Ohio.
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Arnold Bircher
North
Canton
Easton Street
Perot's Gift Plane Stalled Yet Again
In Copenhagen the delay continues as H. Ross Perot seeks permission from the Soviets to fly 26 tons of gifts to Hanoi prisoners of war. Moscow must approve U S objections before the flight can proceed, with a midnight deadline looming.
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Copenhagen
Texas
H. Ross Perot
Moscow
U.S
North Vietnam
Dallas
Laos
Hanoi
Suit Filed for $102,983 in Rt. 4 Wreck
Odra D. Back of Middletown seeks 102,983.27 in Butler County Common Pleas Court for injuries from a Hamilton traffic crash on August 30, 1969. He sues Harold McDole of Fairfield and M. C. Mattox of Hamilton after a collision on Ohio 4 near Campbell Drive. Back suffered chest, abdominal and head injuries.
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Rt. 4
Hamilton
Odra D
Yankee Road
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Harold McDole
Blackburn Ave
Fairfield
M. C. Mattox
Sipple Ave
Ohio 4
Fairgrove Avenue
Campbell Drive
Mattox
McDole
Back
Welfare Receives Gift of 3500 From Unknown Donor
The Washington State Department of Public Assistance received a cashier’s check for 3560 along with a note expressing gratitude for helping a loved one. In two years the department has collected 5375 in gifts from unidentified donors.
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Olympia
Wash
State Department of Public Assistance
Department
New York Prepares for Bus and Subway Walkout
Negotiations between unions and the Transit Authority escalate toward a final wage offer with a 30 percent raise sought by the TWU for 35 000 workers and a potential strike set for 5 a.m. Thursday unless an agreement is reached. Mayor Lindsay shifts to contingency talks as state officials consider legal action under the Taylor Law.
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New York
Matthew Guinan
Afl—Cio Transport Workers Union
William J. Ronan
Transit Authority
John V. Lindsay
Midtown
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Taylor
Indian Guides To Watch Show On NBC TV
Middletown YMCA Miami Longhouse led by Chief Jim Brigner presents 13 tribes and 65 members of the Indian Guides. The segment airs on NBC TV at 8 30 p m January 27 featuring The Julia Show episode Sioux Me Dont Woo Me about a widow seeking a father for her son Corey to join Indian Guide meetings. Over 325000 ideal life members belong to 21500 Guide clubs nationwide.
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YMCA
Y”Indian Guides
Middletown Ymca
Miami Longhouse
Jim Brigner
Nbc-Tv
Julia
Corey
Ieal Life
Canadian divorce decrees reach near record in 1968
Ottawa reports that 10,750 final divorce decrees were granted by provincial and territorial courts and the Senate in 1968, the second-highest tally on record, trailing 11,165 in 1967.
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Ottawa
Canada
Senate
Saigon Prepares for Agnew Visit Amid News Blackout
Saigon readies to greet Vice President Spiro Agnew with a security blackout on communications during his Asia tour. RCA said Saigon transmissions would shut for about 10 hours, later postponed as Agnew’s Manila departure was delayed.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Neas
Jinvithaills
Saiu Vic Vice
Picon
Asia
Philippines
U.S
Radio Corporation of America
New York
Agnew
Manila
Nguyen van Thieu
U. S
Thieu
Transfer Of Permit Asked For Millies Rendezvous
A transfer application filed Dec. 26 with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control seeks to move the night club permit from Leo T. Farmer to J. William McGrath Inc. for Millies Rendezvous at 18 S. I Clinton St. Columbus.
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Millies Rendezvous
S. i
Clinton St
Leo T. Farmer
J. William McGrath Inc
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Columbus
Grenades Disposed in Great Miami River
Police officers tossed two hand grenades into the Great Miami River after deeming them duds. Ptl. Donald Mathis and Ptl. William Campbell reported responding to 104 South Canal Street and safely disposing of the grenades in the river.
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Great Miami River
Donald Mathis
Ptl
William Campbell
S. Canal St
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