Hoover's dogs buried in Aspen Hill cemetery
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reportedly buried seven dogs at the Aspen Hill Pet Cemetery in suburban Washington. A 4 by 6 foot grave bears Hoover’s name and an inscription for Spee De Bozo, who died in 1934. the latest dog was laid to rest in 1964 in a $50 casket.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edar Hoover
Aspen Hill
Hoover
Spee de Bozo
S. Alfred Nash
Nash
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
Texas
Union seeks higher exempt wage rate from wage controls
The AFL C IO International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers urged the Nixon administration to raise the hourly exemption from wage controls from 190 to 335 per hour. President Paul Jennings criticized the current limit as harming low income workers and inflation victims. The Cost of Living Council says the present rate exempts about 15 percent of workers, while the union states it would exempt closer to 10 percent.
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Washington
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Cost of Living Council
Paul Jennings
Council
Church Approves Aussie Couple Teaching New Birth Control Method
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles endorses the Ovulation Method developed by Australian doctors John and Lyn Billings. Church officials say the method is safe, 100 percent reliable, and morally acceptable, offering an alternative to traditional rhythm techniques by tracking cervical mucus rather than counting days. A book on the method has sold over 50,000 copies in Australia and will be published in the United States.
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Robert Deegan
Archdiocese
Health and Hospitals Department
Australia
Deegan
Billings
Death ruled suicide in Hamilton man found in creek
John C. Strumph 46 of 1072 Haverhill Drive Hamilton was found face down in a creek at Indian Creek County Park north of Reily with a gun on his hand and an empty box and shells in his car. Dr. James W Swinehart Butler County coroner ruled death by own action with autopsy planned.
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Hamilton
John C. Strumph
Haverhill Drive
Indian Creek
Reily
Butler
Larry Huffman
Strumph
James W. Swinehart
Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Proeschel-Crawford Funeral Home
Pot Found In Local Youths Car At Middletown High
Middletown High School senior was arrested by city narcotics officers on charges of possession of marijuana. Det. Paul Lewis said a search warrant was used to enter the youth's car after school officials reported two students acting peculiar. The pair left campus briefly before returning. the youth was released to his parents.
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Middletown High School
Paul Lewis
Trenton Plans Investment of Water Bond Proceeds
The city will gain 360000 from water bond sales and plans to invest about 200000 in short term government notes or municipal bonds while using the rest to pay upcoming bills. Additional street lighting at Cypress and Pierson roads was approved to aid residents and the Duro Lite pencil plant. A railroad signal at Pierson Road was urged to handle expected increased traffic. The council also discussed improving meeting agenda procedures ahead of Thursday sessions.
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Council
Richard O'Connor
O'Connor
Cypress and
Pierson Roads
John Madotford
Pierson Road
Preble County Primary Field Shapes With Several Unopposed
In Preble County May 2 primary six of 18 candidates are unopposed. Contests exist for two county commissioner seats sheriff clerk of courts. Notable matchups include Ed Brubaker facing Harold Eikenberry and Tony Jaros in the Democratic bid for the commission term starting Jan 2 1973.
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C. Ed Silver
Paul Ray
Denzil Bratton
John Stover
Jan Spitler
Donald L. Ziege
John Voster
Kenneth Yost
H. Ralph Brown
James I. Geeting
Donald L. Lane
Ruth Remakius
Emma Snyder
Obituary Mrs Stella Stallworth 71 Of Middletown
Mrs Stella Stallworth 71 of 1214 Calumet Ave died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 3 30 p m after a massive cerebral hemorrhage. She was born in Nadawah Alabama and belonged to Mt Zion Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband James a daughter Nina Smith two sons William and Warren four brothers a sister 26 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Arrangements are incomplete at Bailey Funeral Home.
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Stella Stallworth
Calumet Ave
Middletown Hospital
James
Nina ‘Smith
Middletown
William
Washington, D. C
Warren
Alfred Preyer
Dayton
Nelson Preyer
Adoption Fight Clouds Amish Couple's Plea in Geauga
An Amish couple Noah Detweiler and Fanny Detweiler face an adoption setback as Geauga County Welfare Department orally rejects their plan to adopt three children aged 2 to 5. Officials cite the mother's health, while opponents urge compassion and common sense, with petitions circulating and local officials weighing alternative placements.
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Chardon
Ohio
Geauga
Noah Det- Weiler
Fanny
Geauga County Welfare Department
Walter Chapman
Detweiler
Chapman
Wain Parsons
James Mueller
D-36
Chesterland
Middlefield
Glade Harrison
Screaming House backs $411 million drug attack plan
The House, after a close 196 to 174 vote on jurisdiction for veteran treatment, backs a $411 million three year antidrug plan. The chamber passes the bill 80 to 0 to join a federal campaign, creating a White House office and targeting major addiction areas with a national network of treatment centers.
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Washington
House
Jurisdictionas
White House Action Office For
Senate
National Institute On Drug Abuse
Murphy Ralph P F obituary in Lebanon
Private service for Ralph F Murphy 79 of 556 West Main Street will be held at the family’s convenience at Oswald Funeral Home. Burial will be in Miami Valley Memory Gardens. Friends may call today 7 to 9 PM at the funeral home. Murphy died yesterday at home. Surviving are his wife two sons Ralph C Murphy of Lebanon and George Murphy of Kenwood a sister four grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Lebanon
Ralph F. Murphy
W. Main St
Oswald
Miami Valley
Memory Gardens
Murphy
Reade
Ralph C
George
Kenwood
Obituaries outline three local deaths and funeral details
Lucian Rader, 74, of 752 Weller Ave, will have services at 1 p.m. Saturday with Brown-Dawson. Thomas Packer, 62, of Fairfield, Mass of the Resurrection at 10 p.m. Saturday at St. Gabriel Church, Glendale. George Burkart, 82, of 42 Heaven Ave, funeral Mass at 9:30 p.m. Saturday at St. Anne Church.
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Lucian Rader
Weller Ave
Brown-Dawson
Thomas Packer
Fairfield
Glendale
George Burkart
Heaven Ave
St. Anne Church
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