Nixon Route Ready Massive Security For President Abroad
President Nixon will travel with a large security and planning contingent as 70 advance men along with thousands of foreign police prepare for leaders meetings in Britain France West Germany Belgium and Italy. The advance team maps routes tests landings and coordinates with Secret Service while Scots Yard notes potential troublemakers and plans for protests. A fleet of backup aircraft and security jets accompany AF One plus press transports as Navy ships stand by for rescue and helicopter flights.
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Washington
Nixon
Scotland Yard
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Europe
Air Force One
White House
John D. Erlichman
State Department
National Security Council
White House Communications Agency
Secret Service
Ralph D. Albertazzio
London
West Berlin
Bonn
Paris
Rome
Senate
AFI
Air Force
U.S
Transfer Sought for Rebel Inn Liquor License
An application filed with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control seeks transfer of a D5 permit at Rebel Inn 2000 Yankee Road to George L Helton owner of Point Cafe at the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Rebel Inn
Yankee Road
George L. Helton
Point Cafe
Humphrey Returns Home First Class From Campaign
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey flies home to Minnesota in a Presidential 707 jet provided by Richard Nixon. The trip includes a VIP welcome with roses and a stocked cargo of Humphrey’s belongings as he begins a lecturing stint at Macalester College.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Humphrey
Minnesota
Air Force
Air Force 1
Humphreys
Lnhead
Patl
Washington
MacAlester College
St. Paul
Obituary for George B DeGroat Held in Hornell
Services for George B DeGroat husband of Minnie Chalfin DeGroat will be held at 10 30 a m tomorrow in Hornell New York with Crandall Funeral Home arranging. He died Wednesday at his Fort Lauderdale Florida home leaving two daughters Mrs Barbara Landon of Illinois and Mrs Shirley Hovik of Wisconsin as survivors.
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George B DeGroat
Middletown High School
Minnie Chalfin DeGroat
Hornell
N.Y
Crandall Funeral Home
DeGroat
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Barbara Landon
Illinois
Shirley Hovik
Wisconsin
Services set for Mrs Louise Marcum in Fairborn
Louise Marcum 72 of Dayton sister of Mrs Mary Reid of Middletown will be buried at Glen Haven Memorial Park after services at 10 30 a m tomorrow at Burcham Funeral Home Fairborn. She died yesterday at Greene Memorial Hospital Xenia. Surviving: husband Homer seven daughters three sons and two sisters including Mrs Georgia Moberly of Eaton.
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Louise Marcum
Dayton
Mary Reid
Middletown
Burcham
Fairborn
Glen Haven Memorial Park
Marcum
Greene Memorial Hospital
Xenia
Homer
Georgia Moberly
Eaton
Deaths James Cope 10 Son of Mrs Hunley Cincinnati
Obituary note for James Cope 10 son of Mrs Stella Hunley Cincinnati former Hamilton with service scheduled 10 a.m. Monday. Also reference to the 1917 U S purchase of the Virgin Islands from Denmark for 25 million dollars.
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James Cope
Stella Hunley
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Webb
Virgin Islands
U.S
Denmark
Ruling in Arson Case Expected For Monday
Hamilton Ohio suburban court expects a Monday ruling in the case of Lois Sasser 30 of Fairfield charged with arson. Judge Fred B Cramer dismissed the charge against her husband James Sasser after a grand jury indictment was found insufficient. Julia Hacker 55 mother of Lois testified she sought her daughter’s return from Florida and that she planned to burn the home to bring them back. Hacker is also charged with arson for allegedly paying two juveniles to burn the house.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Gray Road
Sassers
Florida
Hacker
Down
Teen Smoke Out Campaign Backed by Federal Grant
Bakersfield California teens lead a two year antismoking effort funded by a 52000 grant from the U S Public Health Service. Sixty students at Foothill and East Bakersfield High Schools and a junior high direct ads and outreach starting March 1 with bumper stickers billboards radio and TV spots and newspaper ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Public Health Service
Sy Loewen
Foothill High School
Gloria Zigner
Kern County
Inter-Agency Council On Smoking and Health
Trefoil Club Schedules Games Songs Crafts
The Trefoil Club meeting at Timber Hill Hamiton Girl Scout site featured crafts with an Easter theme, singing led by Mrs Estes Cox, and games taught by Mrs Harold Voorhis and Mrs George Mehl. Sara Roney joined as a new member as the next meeting was announced for March 20 at Barbara Weich's home.
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Trefoi Club
Timber Hill
Hamiton
Estes Cox
Harold Voorhis
George Mehl
Sara Roney
Barbara Weich
Diamond International Reports Record 1968 Sales and Earnings
Diamond International Corp. announced record 1968 results with net income of $32.417 million, or $3.12 per share, on sales of $466.815 million up from 1967. Board Chairman William H. Walters said despite industry weaknesses, sales volume hit a new high and per share earnings rose to reflect a 26 cent surtax. A quarterly dividend was approved.
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William H. Walters
Walters
Oxford Councilmen In Cruisers
Oxford city council members drove police cruisers after most police officers called in sick to protest a proposed salary ordinance. Chief Joe Statum directed operations as Mayor Calvin Conrad, Village Manager Chester Kendzier Jr., Councilman Robert Bagby, and an unnamed volunteer operated the vehicles. The measure would raise starting patrolman pay from 5 760 to 6 400 and sergeant pay from 7 500 to 8 000 with step increases to 6 800 7 200 and 7 600 after one two and three years.
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Oxford
Joe Statum
Statum
Calvin Conrad
Chester Kendzier Jr
Robert Bagby
Stutenroth Re elected Public Affairs Council Director
Charles E. Stutenroth assistant to the vice president and director of public affairs at Armco Steel Corp was re elected a director of the Public Affairs Council in Washington D C The council is a bipartisan nonprofit formed in 1954 to promote business involvement in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Stutenroth
Armco Steel Corp
Public Affairs Council
Washington D. C
Four Times a Man Should Take Over the Household Finances
The article argues four life moments when the husband should manage money. First when the family starts a business, second for financing mortgages or home construction, third for insurance, and fourth when the wife is sick. It notes risks of a wife handling books and the strain on credit and planning.
Three Servicemen Injured in High Speed Car Crash
Three soldiers on leave from Ft. Knox were injured when their car fled at over 100 mph on Rt. 128 before skidding 200 feet and crashing into a utility pole at Pershing and Front streets. Driver Eddie Hix 20 charged with reckless driving. John Wilmot 18 is in Mercy Hospital in serious condition. John Valiga 20 and Hix in fair condition.
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Hmailton
Mercy Hospital
John Wilmot
Heldiman Ave
Eddie G. Hix
Red Boiling Spring
Tenn
John Valiga
Elizabeth
Ft. Knox
Hamilton
Hix
Rt. 128
Hamilton-Cleves Road
Ross Township
Columbia Bridge
Pershing Avenue
Front Street
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Manolo Sanchez
Tven
N. Verity Pkvy
Nelbar
Victor Colasuonno
Vietnam
George DeGroat
Louise Markham
Bakersfield, Calif
Trefoil Club
Eric
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Diamond International
Diamond International Corp
Stutenroth
Charles Palmer
First National Bank
Seafood Spectacular
Wince Faulkner
S. Main Street
Shaddoch's Mets
Germantown Rd
Central Ave
U. S. No
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