Nixon Aims Spring Mideast Visit Amid NSC Session
The National Security Council met for the fifth time under President Nixon to discuss the Arab Israeli conflict and broader foreign policy, including a possible spring trip abroad and relations with Red China. Nixon planned a busy week with cabinet trips and a weekend visit to Key Biscayne, Florida, as Kissinger travels for security talks. Also announced were New Yorker James Allen as assistant secretary of education and education commissioner and Rita Hauser as new U.N. Human Rights Commissioner.
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Washington
National Security Council
Nixon
Middle East
Western
Red China
Mideast
Dabor Nixon
Post Office
Commerce Departments
White House
Biscayne, Fla
Ronald L. Ziegle
New York State
James E. Allen Jr
U.S
Protesters Demonstrate Before Iraqi UN Mission in New York
About 10 000 demonstrators gathered outside the Iraqi Mission to the United Nations on Monday in a second day of protests over the hanging of 14 men including Jews accused as spies for Israel. Ten arrests occurred as police barriers held. a counterdemonstrator was attacked while another tried to hang an effigy. A memorial service at Kehilah Jeshurum Synagogue preceded a four block march with American and Israeli flags amid a black shroud display.
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New York
United Nations
Israel
East 79Th Street
Action Committee On
Kehilah Jeshurum
East 85Th Street
Reuben Horesh
Shaw's Witness Seeks Immunity in Kennedy Case
In New Orleans the Shaw trial judge is asked to shield Iowa resident Mrs. McMaines from prosecution if she testifies for the defense. The motion arises as juror selection continues amid ongoing testimony about a supposed 1963 party plot involving Shaw, Oswald, and Ferrie.
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New Orleans
Clay Shaw
Iowa
Fense Wililicss
Mc Maines
Des Moines
Perry R. Russo
Jim Garrison
Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Edward E. Haggerty
Criminal District Court
John J. Beilman
McMaines
F. Irvin Dymond
Garrison
Asst. Dist
Atty
James L. Alcock
Dymond
David Ferrie
Russo
Ferrie
Kennedy
Dallas
Warren Commission
Oswald
Jack Ruby
William Wegmann
Middletown Driver Pinned After Wreck On Rt 4
A 32 year old Middletown man Richard P Johnson was pinned beneath the overturned northbound car for about 30 minutes after losing control on a curve near Rt 63 at 4 20 a m. He was ejected from the vehicle and sustained knee injuries before deputies freed him and he was taken to Middletown Hospital.
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Middletown
Butler County
Richard P. Johnson
Trenton-Franklin Road
Rt. 4
Rt. 63
Johnson
Middletown Hospital
Publisher Ralph McGill, Pulitzer Winner, Dies at 70
Ralph Emerson McGill, Pulitzer Prize winning publisher of the Atlanta Constitution, died of a heart attack after a private birthday gathering. He led the paper from 1960, won the 1958 editorial prize, and received the Medal of Freedom in 1964 for advancing civil rights and public conscience. He is survived by his wife Mary Lynn Morgan McGill and a son Ralph E. McGill Jr.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ralph Emerson McGill
Atlanta Constitution
John B. Lawhorn
Holy Family Hospital
McGill
The
Constitution
Pulitzer Committee
Johnson
Soddy
Tenn
Nashville Banner
Shriners
Mary Lynn Morgan MccGill
Ralph E. McGill Jr
Richmond
Injunction Halts NLRB Case Against Armco and AEIF
U.S. District Judge Timothy S. Hogan in Cincinnati halted NLRB prosecution of alleged unfair labor practices against Armco Steel Corp and Independent Federation Inc. The injunction pauses the charge pending appeal after a 1963 contract clause on posting union literature.
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U.S
Timothy S. Hogan
Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Armco Steel Corp
Independent Federation, Inc
Armco
AEIF
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Armco- Aeif
United Steel Workers
Afl-Cio
NLRB
Aeif-Armco
Hogan
Judge Hears Murder Case
In Butler County Ohio a second degree murder trial for William E. Kelly, 20, of Union Ave New Miami, began without a jury before Judge Fred B. Cramer. Kelly is accused of fatally shooting his wife JoAnn Kelly during a December 8 domestic quarrel at their home.
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Hamilton
William E. Kelly
Union Ave
New Miami
Butler County
Fred B. Cramer
Kelly
JoAnn Kelly
Mercy Hospital
Ed Bruck
Deaths And Funerals Mrs. Bertha Cunningham 82
Mrs. Bertha L. Cunningham 82 of 908 Lamberton St died at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton after an extended illness. Survived by husband William (d 1967) a son Robert Middletown two sisters Madge Thoelking Ruth Manemaker a brother Casey Kennedy six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services Thursday 10 a.m. at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev G Walter Weber officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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B. Cunningham
Bertha L. Cunningham
Lamberton St
Logsdon
Hamilton
William
Robert
Middletown
Madge Thoelking
Ruth Manemaker
Dayton
Casey Kennedy
Lyon County
McCoy- Leffler
Walter Beatty Rites Planned In Montgomery County
Walter G Beatty 60 of 8456 Gebhart Church Road Montgomery County dies Sunday. Funeral 11 a m tomorrow at Meyer & Boehmer Dayton with burial in Calvary Cemetery. He worked for Montgomery County Humane Society for 10 years and formerly for Frigidaire Corp. Survived by wife Lillian two daughters Jean Bennett Fayettville NC and Lois Scheidler Cincinnati a sister a brother and 13 grandchildren.
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Walter Beatty Franklin
Walter G Beatty
Gebhart Church Road
Montgomery County
Walter Eugene Beatty
Franklin
Meyer & Boehmer Funeral Home
Dayton
Calvary Cemetery
Beatty
Montgomery County Humane Society
Frigidaire
Memorial service for Fred W. Meeker in Dayton
Funeral service for Fred W. Meeker 76 of Dayton formerly Franklin is set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Baker Funeral Home Dayton. Burial will follow in Shiloh Cemetery. Meeker died Saturday at the VA Hospital Dayton and was a World War I veteran and Eagles Lodge Franklin member. Survived by two sisters Mrs Lelix Bamnes Chillicothe and Mrs Harriet Clark Dayton.
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Franklin
Fred W. Meeker
Dayton
Baker Funeral Home
Shiloh
Meeker
Eagles Lodge
Lelix Bamnes
Chillicothe
Harriet Clark
Hamilton Ray Nickell 52 Fairfield dies at plant
Hamilton Nickell 52 longtime Hamilton Fisher Body worker, brother of Ruth Sharits of Trenton, dies at his workplace. Survived by wife Mabel, a son Brian, four daughters Kathleen Palmer Donna Huber Sharon Cindy, stepmother Artie Nickel, three brothers and four sisters. Services Thursday at Brown Dawson Funeral Home Hamilton with burial at Rose Hill Memorial Park. Friends may call.
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Hamilton
Raymond Nickell
Fairfield
Ruth Sharits
Trenton
Hamilton Fisher Body
Mabel
Brian
Kathleen Palmer
Donna Huber
Sharonville
Sharon
Cindy
Artie Nickel
Brown- Dawson Funeral Home
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Ronald M. Ridenour Rites Set in Germantown
Ronald M. Ridenour 67 of Friend Road Germantown Rt 1 died Sunday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after a three week illness. He was a farmer and former German Township trustee. Survived by wife Treva a son Maurice of Trenton a sister Helen Barnhart Germantown a brother Henry Germantown two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral services Thursday 2 p.m. at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev Gessner officiating. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Funeral home visitation tomorrow from 4.''
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Ronald Ridenour
Germantown
Ronald M. Ridenour
Friend Road
Rt. 1
John Arpp
HS. ‘Gessner
Germantown Cemetery
Ridenour
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
German Township
Treva
Maurice
Trenton
Helen Barnhart
Henry
Hamilton Deaths Notice Summary
Obituaries for Raymond Nickell aged 52 of Symmes Road and Roscoe Mize 64 of Chestnut Street detail services at Brown-Dawson and St Marys with Requiem Masses. Also listed are William Burer 58 of North Fifth Street and George Eubanks 85 of East Avenue with church services noted for Thursday and tomorrow.
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Hamilton
Raymond Nickell
Symmes Road
Brown - Dawson
William Burer
N. Fifth St
St. Mary's Church
Roscoe Mize
Chestnut St
George Eubanks
East Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Deaths Across Several Cities Toll Rises
ADM Silvio Mota aged 66 served as Navy minister under President Goulart and died Monday in Rio de Janeiro. Rear Adm. William H. Hamilton aged 69, former Norfolk Naval Air Station commander, died Sunday in Virginia Beach after retiring on disability in 1953. H Donald Campbell aged 90, chaired Chase National Bank for 13 years starting 1934, dies Monday. bank later renamed Chase Manhattan.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Silvio Mota
Navy
Joao Goulart
Virginia Beach
William H. Hamilton
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Phoenix, Ariz
H. Donald Campbell
New York
Chase National Bank
Chase Manhattan
New Zealand Tour Topic For Society Meeting
Drexel Edmnn of Lebanon will present slides and lecture on his New Zealand tour observations at the Men's Horticultural Society meeting. The program is at 8 o clock tomorrow evening at the Clock Restaurant on 1731 Tytus Ave. Open to all men interested in gardening and floriculture. Kirtley Ervin is program chairman.
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Drexel Edmnn
Lebanon
New Zealand
Men’s Horticultural ‘Society
Tytus Ave
Kirtley Ervin
Bundick to address Kiwanis on Big Brother Movement
Speaker George Bundick will address the Kiwanis Club at the Manchester Motor Inn Thursday noon. He will discuss the local Big Brother Movement, of which he is president. Al Bell serves as program chairman. Bundick also manages the Golden Horseshoe Drive In in Franklin.
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George Bundick
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
S.A
al) Bell
Bundick
Golden Horseshoe Drive
Franklin
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University of the State of New York
Rita Hauser
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Eleanor Roosevelt
Charles
Iraq
Insurance With Service
Moon
Adrion
S. Broa
Les Leighton
Joffe
Pulitzer
Ralph McGill
South
Bynlrb
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Robert Konthier
Mgr
Funeral Home
Redwood Forest
California
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Meloy Leffler Funeral Home
Sutphin AT
Woodlawn
Homer D. Leffler
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