Sinatra Bergman To Be Honored By Academy Awards
The Academy will honor Frank Sinatra with the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award and Ingmar Bergman with the Irving G Thalberg Memorial Award. Lillian Gish and Orson Welles receive honorary awards. Presentation set for April 15 in Los Angeles.
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Hollywood
Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences
Frank Sinatra
Ingmar Bergman
Sinatra
Jean Hersholt
The
Academy
Board of Governors
Bergman
Irving G. Thalberg
Lillian Gish
Orson Welles
Los Angeles
Daniel Taradash
Anna
Whisky decanters under scrutiny in Ohio tests
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control said one Wildcatter brand fifth decanter contained only 300 milliliters of whisky. The test followed complaints about the 90 proof yellow clay decanter priced at 5.98 dollars. Officials ordered more tests and consider replacements for improperly filled decanters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wildcatter
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Double Springs Distiller
Louisville
Universal Marketing Co
Liquor Control
Richard E. Guggenheim
Department
Waar Lesogee
Clinton County Cholera Free
Clinton County is cholera free as of Thursday with all quarantines lifted. Ohio state veterinarian Dr. J W Brownlee announced in Columbus that no restrictions remain in force. previous quarantines on other sections had been halted.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County
J.W. Brownlee
Ohio State
Columbus
Erasing Records Would Give Ex-Convicts A Second Chance
Ohio lawmakers introduce a bill to erase criminal records after a period of probation for ex-convicts. Other measures include vehicle license tag relief for mergers and a constitutional amendment to allow state traffic law enforcement funded by state taxes. The House and Senate recessed for the weekend to hear Gov Gilligan’s state of the state address.
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Columbus, Ohio
J. McLin Jr
Dayton
Ohio House
McLin
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
General Assembly
John J. Gilligan
Ray Luther
Newark
Luther
Ohio
Myrl H. Shoemaker
D - 21
Bourneville
Shoemaker
Gilligan Keeps Vietnam Stand After Secret Briefing
Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan said his view that America should exit Vietnam did not change after a closed State Department briefing with Secretaries Rogers and Laird. Administration aides noted the session covered broader Cold War topics and U S relations, with governors asking about aid, Cuba, POWs, and youth attitudes.
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Washington
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
America
Vietnam
State Department
Gilligan
Columbus
U.S
Canada
Cuba
United States
Franklin County Sheriff Stacy Hall Dies in Florida
Franklin County Sheriff Stacy Hall died at a South Miami hospital at age 62 after suffering a stroke in a Miami restaurant while on a business vacation. County commissioners named his son Stacy Hall Jr acting sheriff until a permanent successor is chosen by the Republican central committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Stacy Hall
Miami
Fla
Stacy Hall Jr
Republican Central Committee
Florida
Public sale notice of Cox estate parcel in Middletown Ohio
In Butler County Ohio the estate of William A. Cox deceased through H. O. Finkelman and Fred Ross will auction the west 28 feet of Lot 11605 and east 20 feet of Lot 11604 at 1204 Illinois Avenue Middletown on March 13 1971 at 2:00 PM. The property appraised at 10000 must bring at least two thirds and is payable in cash with ten percent due sale day.
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Probate Court
Butler County
Ohio
H. 0. Finkelman
Fred Ross
William A. Cox
Illinois Avenue
Eddietown
Towit
Middletown
Otter County
Finkelman
H. O. Finkelman
Man Draws Jail Term In Municipal Court Traffic Session
A motorist was fined 300 dollars, 13 dollars costs, and ordered to serve 10 days in jail for driving under suspension. Gary Lee Young received 50 dollars plus 13 dollars costs for speeding. Seven careless driving charges against six defendants resulted in 50 dollar fines and costs, with details for George Richmond Little and Ezra Collins.
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Gary Lee Young
Baltimore St
J.T. Lamb
George Richmond Little
Young St
Roosevelt Boulevard
Wicorf Street
Verity Parkway
Ezra Collins
Roslyn Drive
Harold Griffin
S. River St
Franklin
Harlan L. Taylor
Morgan St
Harold R. Tabor
Henderson Road
Robert Christopher
Market St
Springboro
Pen Guards in Ohio Prison Join Teamsters Local 413
Ohio penitentiary guards voted to be represented by Teamsters Union Local 413. Union leaders plan a bargaining session this afternoon with Warden Harold Cardwell. The guards had separated from the State Employee Council 21 and were not part of last month’s walkout at the prison.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Teamsters Union Local 413
Harold Cardwell
State Employee Council 21
Woman Sues Area Resident Over 1969 I-71 Crash
Lexington a Lexing ton area woman Eleanor R. Black sues Stephen F Idle of West Chester in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 42000 in damages. Black says she was a rear struck passenger in a car driven by her husband Douglas F B Black and suffered neck shoulder and back injuries.
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Hamilton
Lexington
Clinton County
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Eleanor R. Black
Douglas F.B. Black
Stephen Frank Idle
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
West Chester
Black
Probate notice of sale of Edna Gould estate real estate
John Garrison as Administrator seeks to sell two parcels in Butler County Ohio to pay debts of Edna Gould deceased. The estate includes an undivided half interest in part of Lor Forty Four Hundred Sixty Four in Middletown and Lot 203 in Trenton. Defendants must answer by April 2, 1971. Judge Harry F. Walsh presides.
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John Garrison
Edna Gould
Carrie Edna Gould
Butler County
Ohio
Middletown
County of
Butler
State of
Trenton
Harry F. Walsh
Finkelman and Ross
Japan Export Limit Could Undercut U S Trade Quotas
Washington reports voluntary Japanese textile export restrictions may derail congressional quota legislation. Rep. Mills says details must be studied but plan could reduce odds for mandatory quotas this year. Tokyo group agrees to two year overall quota with no item based limits.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Tokyo
Chemical Fiber Association
Mills
Senate
Daytonian Gets 9.75 Years in Mass Assault Rape Case
Carl Luton of Dayton was sentenced to 975 years in prison on six counts across four charges for the February 10 1969 mass assault and rape of a nurse. He faced abduction for immoral purposes assault with a dangerous weapon and rape and sodomy in Montgomery County Court.
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Dayton
Ohio
Carl Luton
Luton
Don Graham
Rodney Love
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Jobless Highest In 7 Years Last Month
Ohio January unemployment stood at 5.2 percent, the highest in seven years, with about 231000 unemployed from a 4483000 civilian labor force. State official William Papier cited defenses cutbacks and consumer hesitancy as causes, noting $20 million paid in unemployment benefits and weekly checks averaging under $51.
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Ohio
Columbus
Bureau of Employment Services
Bureau
William Papier
Research and Statistics Division
Papier
Alaska
California
Connecticut
Michigan
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Washington
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East Berlin
West Berlin
Secretary of State
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Ohio Democrat
ER County
H. O. Pinithnon
Roy A. Cox
VFW
Freda Craft and
Wanderers
Iems
Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Japan
West Middletown
Vine ST
Gospel Four
Jackson
Jack Roberson
First National Bank
al Bank Credit
Boyd Smith Autofinancing
First National Bank OF Middletown
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