Weekend of Violence Leaves Six Police Officers Dead
Over the weekend six officers in four cities were killed in separate shootings. Philadelphia Patrolman John McEntee was shot in the neck while in his car. patrolman Joseph Kelly was found dead in his car five hours later. In St John Indiana Marshal James Larimer and Trooper John Streu were slain in a car shooting. Greenville South Carolina officers Chasteen and Woodall were killed responding to a disturbance. In Silver Spring Maryland Officer David H Rose was killed when a kidnap suspect's gun discharged during a chase. Authorities blamed some citizens for promoting anarchy and aiding violence.
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Philadelphia
St. John
Ind
Greenville
S.C
Silver Springs
Joseph F. O’neill
Anthony Hogan
Marvin Bullock
John McEntee
McEntee
Joseph Kelly
James Larimer
John Streu
Streu
Larimer
Lonnie D. Williams
Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
John R. Lee
Lee
W.F. Chasteen
B.A. Woodall
Chasteen
Woodall
Richard
Rose
Mammoth Manhunt Ends as Murder Suspects Surrender
Two cousins William Franklin and Edwin Edgar Jones gave up after an 83 hour chase that covered eastern Oklahoma. Trooper Bill Walker Park Superintendent Leo Newton and another man were wounded. police found a cache of pistols rifle shotgun and ammunition at the hideout.
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Eufaula
Okla
Oklahoma
William Franklin
Edwin Edgar Jones
Fountainhead State Park
Highway Patrol
Bill Walker
Leo Newton
Checotah
Jones
Walker
Newton
Pickens
Franklin
Band Honors Stiehl In Middletown Community Concert
The Miami University Middletown Community Symphonic Band marked its second year with a tribute to director William Stiehl at Dave Finklemann Auditorium. Soloists Howard Philips oboe James Veith string bass and Wayne Markworth trumpet impressed as the ensemble performed works from Holyt Schuman Jager Prokofieff Walton and selections from Man of La Mancha and Guadalcanal March. The next concert is Sunday April 25 at the campus auditorium.
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Miami University - Middletown Community Symphonic
William Stiehl
Dave Fimkelman
Middletown
Oxford
Holyt
Jesus
Schuman
Wayne Markworth
Reed
Howard Philips
James Veith
Tschaikowsky
Jager
Prokofieff
Walton
Strike continues at Miami Valley Paper Co in Franklin
Fifty five workers at the Miami Valley Paper Co in Franklin remain on strike for higher wages after negotiations failed to yield a new contract. Plant manager Gordon Case said talks would resume when a federal mediator arrives later this week. The firm employs about 75 people and manufactures coated paper for printing.
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Miami Valley Paper Co
Gordon Case
Big Brothers Director to Address Kiwanis Club
Ron Lane executive director of Big Brothers of Middletown will speak to the Kiwanis Club at 6 30 p m tomorrow. The Talk is sponsored by the club with its Support of Churches Committee led by Larry Curless.
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Ron Lane
Big Brothers of
Middletown
Kiwanis Club
Holiday Inn
Club
Larry Curless
Israel Repeats Demand for New Boundaries Talks
Israel's cabinet renews insistence on negotiating new borders with Egypt while Cairo rejects the approach. The plan seeks withdrawal toward secure boundaries under peace accords and continuation of indirect talks at the United Nations under Gunnar V. Jarring, amid disputes over refugees and the 1967 armistice line. Cairo accuses Israel of expansionism in response to the Jarring initiative.
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Golda Meir
Egypt
Israel
Cairo
Sinai Peninsula
United Nations
Gunnar V. Jarring
Four area students named OSU top scholars
Four Middletown area juniors and seniors will be honored at Ohio State University's 14th annual President's Scholarship Dinner. OSU President Novice G. Fawcett announced the four from the area: William E. Clutter Mason Benny L. Beckett Oregonia David P. Grubb West Chester James M. Cimp rich Trenton.
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Middletown
OSU
Novice G. Fawcett
William E. Clutter
Rt. 42
Mason
Benny L. Beckett
Oregonia
David P. Grubb
Julie-Marie Drive
West Chester
James M. Cimprich
Wayne-Madison Road
Trenton
Harmon to Speak on Business Outlook at Rotary Club
Paul C. Harmon, manager of Armco Steel’s economic research department, will discuss The Business Outlook for 1971 at the Rotary Club gathering tomorrow at noon. The event takes place at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Paul C. Harmon
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Harmon
Armco Steel Corp
Tinkerbelle Skipper Manry Dies After Atlantic Voyage
Rob ert Manry, who sailed the 13½ foot Tinkerbelle from Falmouth to England in 78 days, died at 52 from a heart attack while riding with his wife. He became famed for the voyage, wrote a best selling book, and toured as a speaker. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Robert Maury
Falmouth
England
Atlantic
Manry
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Cornish
Manny
Tinkerbelle
Himalayan
Landour
United States
Jean Lafferty
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Robin
Douglas
White men convicted in South Carolina school riots
An all white jury found Jeryl Best Delmer Kirven and James D March of Darlington County guilty of rioting at Lamar public schools during desegregation last year. Kirven also faced an assault conviction on Officer Leon Gasque. Best was also found guilty of property destruction. Sentencing set for the second week in March.
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S.C
Lamar
Wade Weatherford
Darlington County General Sessions Court
Jeryl Best
Leon Gasque
Best
Weatherford
Kirven
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