Nixon pledges energetic pursuit of Viet peace
President elect Nixon in Florida pledged to pursue Paris peace talks with energy and purpose and signaled no policy shifts. He will dispatch policy instructions after inauguration while naming Henry Cabot Lodge to head the Paris talks and Ellsworth Bunker as ambassador in Saigon. Harriman indicated he will be available for consultation on expanded negotiations.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Florida
New York
George A. Lin
Pentagon
White House
Lincoln
West Point
U.S
South Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Ellsworth Bunker
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Harriman
Burday Morning and Gundsy Night Schedule Note
Public notice lists daily events with times across morning and evening sessions. It shows a 10 A.M. start for Burday Morning and a 7 P.M. session for Gundsy Night plus a 7:30 P.M. Thursday event during midweek.
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Gundsy
Weéd
Counterinaugural Ball Set By Demonstrators
Washington protesters win approval to erect a large multicolored tent for a counterinaugural ball and parade. The site sits on a grassy triangle near Maine and Independence Avenues and 15th Street with workshops and planned pickets around the Nixon inauguration.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nixon
Harry R. van Cleve
General Services Administration
Rennie Davis
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Maine
Independence Avenues
15Th St
Pennsylvania Ave
Notable Obituaries Across States Include Three Generals and Political Figure
Louis M. Brown former president of Eberhard Faber Pencil Co aged 72 died Thursday in Light house Point Florida. Doloris Bridges widow of Senator Styles Bridges and a Senate candidate died of cancer Thursday in Concord New Hampshire. Sir William George Holmes former British general aged 76 died Thursday at Tucson Medical Center. Harry Raskin aged 67 former Michigan lightweight boxer and later manager died Thursday in Honolulu during a visit.
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Lighthouse Point
Fla
Louis M. Brown
Eberhard- Faber Pencil Co
Concord
N.H
Doloris Bridges
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
U.S. Senate
Concord Hospital
Tucson
Ariz
Britain
William George Holmes
Detroit
Harry Raskin
Michigan
Honolulu
Deaths and Funerals In Middletown and Miami
Acre Netherly 64 of 405 Baltimore St died at Middletown Hospital after long illness. Survived by wife Ann, six daughters, one son, ten grandchildren, and several siblings. Services 10 a.m. Monday at Riggs Funeral Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. FRANKLIN Hugh Roof 90 of Miami former Warren County native died in Miami. Cremation planned. memorial service later at Eaton Funeral Home. Surviving son William, daughter Jane, and other relatives.
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Acre Netherly
Baltimore St
Middletown Hospital
Netherly
Beattyville
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Ann
Norene Morgan
Beverly Netherly
Marilyn Netherly
Peggy Bishop
Dayton
Lois Campbell
Germany
Betty Fisher
Trenton
Robert
Herman
Clay
Hamilton
Herbert
Erice
Nora Ross
Grace Lawson
Ettie Lee
Riggs ‘Funeral Home
J. C. McKinney
Woodside Cemetery
Franklin
Hugh H. Roof
Miami
Fla
Warren County
Roof
Franklin High School
Miami University
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Eastern Star Lodge 55
F&am
Biloxi
Miss
Florida
William
Jane Roof
Miami, Fla
Arthur
Dunellen
Eaton Funeral Home
Franklin John F Reece veteran dies at 75
Franklin John F Reece 75 of 12 Highland Ave died at 6 05 p m yesterday at the residence after a heart attack. He retired in 1962 from Maxwell Paper Co as a size maker and was a World War I veteran. Surviving his wife Gertrude a son Morton of Pomona Calif and four grandchildren. Services set for 2 0 p m Monday at Eaton Funeral Home with Dr H S Gessner officiating burial in Woodhill Cemetery.
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Franklin
John F. Reece
Highland Ave
Reece
Maxwell Paper Co
Gertrude
Morton
Pomona
Calif
Eaton Funeral Home
H. S. Gessner
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral Home
Trenton Man Hurt In Wreck On Howe Road
A Trenton man received head laceration treatment at Middletown Hospital after a one car crash on Howe Road near Mossman Road. Passenger Robert Mobley, 47, of 125 Union Street was released after treatment. Driver Austin Clem, 44, of 1712 Texas Avenue remained at the scene as deputies described the westbound car leaving the road, plunging 180 feet down a ditch line at 9 p.m.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Howe Road
Mossman Road
Robert Mobley
Union St
Mobley
Austin E. Clem
Texas Ave
Butler County
Czech Student Sets Self Ablaze in Protest in Prague
A 21-year-old Charles University student Jan Palach poured gasoline on himself and ignited it in Wenceslas Square in a protest against Soviet occupation. He survived initial burns but was in critical condition with 85 percent body burns. Reports say more students plan similar acts within 10 days.
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Prague
Jan Palach
Charles University
Wenceslas Square
Gorky Square
Palach
Prace
Czechoslovakia
Central Committee
Czech Writers Union
Listy
Brno
Moravia
Whisky theft report from Eagles Hall elevator noted
Police briefs describe a case where a whisky was stolen from an elevator at Eagles Hall 1226 Central Ave. Jesse Holbrook the bartender reported no police. five juveniles named to detectives one allegedly restrained in the bar area. A Franklin Avenue woman opened a First National Bank checking account depositing $10 and wrote three checks totaling $95, reported by bank officer David Habig.
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Blumberg & Cohen Inc
Calumet Avenue
Rossi's Market
16Th Ave
Eagles Hall
Central Ave
Jesse Holbrook
Franklin
First National Bank
David Habig
Stolen Fishing Gear From Unlocked Garage Reported
Walter Smith, 66, of 617 Elwood Street, reported six fishing rods a lantern a net a tackle box and a minnow bucket taken from his unlocked garage. Tim Perkins of 110 Franklin Street Middletown reported a loss of a watch and ring worth 85 dollars while he was in the gym. Three persons were injured in a Garfield Street altercation at 1122 and treated at Midlown Hospital Clarence Young 38 Amanda Pace and Hilda Pace suffered wounds including a head wound and a stab wound in the back from a fork.
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Walter Smith
Elwood St
Tim Perkins
Franklin St
Middletown High School
Middletown Hospital
Garfield St
Clarence Young
Amanda Pace
Hilda Pace
Young
Trenton Cubs Win Pinewood Derby at Bloomfield School
James Dalton won first place in the Trenton Cub Scouts annual Pinewood Derby at Bloomfield School. Skippey Graham took second, while Chris Daughetee won best car design and was champion. Other winners included Danny Creekbaum Paul Bamberlin Timmy Caldwell Don May David Ash Bobby Swartz Nickie Ricke and Larry Johnson.
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James Dalton
Bloomfield School
Trenton Cub
Skippey Graham
Chris Daughetee
Danny Creekbaum
Paul Bamberlin
Timmy Caldwell
Don May
David Ash
Bobby Swartz
Nickie Ricke
Larry Johnson
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U.S. Military Academy
Office of Emergency Planning
DEW Life
Trenton Franklin Rd
Dean Sheets—Pastor
Samuel
Dean Sheets
Ohio
Dean
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hugh N. Roof
John F. Reese
Aeys
Friedrich Theodor Meckel
University OF
Halle
A At Kiet Vor Eee
Oliver Cromwell
van DY
Marlborough House
London
England
Queen Alexandra
R Ames Ee
Communist Party Central Committee
Evzen Erban
National Front
Stanislav Razl
Popular National Assembly
Josef Smrkovsky
Federal Assembly
Petr Colotka
Smrkovsky
Trenton Cubs
Richard’s Pizza
Germantown RD
CE & Son, WK. J
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Cyan
Eea
S. Verity Pkhwe
Jax
Croast Beef
Grand Ave
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