Millionaire dealer Palley to Paris for 735 guests on $250000 birthday
Art dealer Reese Palley sails to Paris from New York with 735 invited guests aboard two Pan Am 747s for a four day celebration costing about 250000. Plans include two birthday cakes and personalized fuselage artwork, plus 370 Intercontinental Hotel rooms and meals at top Paris restaurants.
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Reese Palley
Paris
Palley
Atlantic City
N.J
San Francisco
Salvadore Dali
Intercontinental Hotel
Lasserre
la Tour d'Argent
The
Ritz
Pan Am
Pentagon mum on massacre details tied to Calley review
Washington AP reports the Pentagon will not disclose details of a second My Lai area massacre near My Khe, fearing new facts could prejudice Lt. William Calley Jr.'s ongoing sentence review. Defense officials say the My Khe incident is not linked to Calley's case.
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Pentagon
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
My Khe
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
Seymour Hersh
New Yorker
Thomas K. Willingham
Army
Caucus Chairman Named for Jackson Support in 8th District
Mary Jane Martinek of 1213 Short St has been named chairman of the &th Congressional District caucus backing Sen. Henry Jackson of Washington. The event at 449 N Third St Hamilton starts Tuesday Jan 25 at 6 pm with co chairman Mrs James Blevins of Trenton. The caucus targets Democrats pledging Jackson for the May primary.
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Mary Jane Martinek
Short St
Henry Jackson
Washington
Democratic Party
Third St
Hamilton
Martinek
Middletown
Democratic Club
Butler County
Jackson
Miami Beach
Fla
James Blevins
State St
Trenton
Cochairman
Dr James M Smith Named Mercy Hospital Chief
Hamilton surgeon Dr James M Smith is named head of Mercy Hospital's medical dental staff for 1972 1973. A Dayton native, he studied at Berea College Miami University and the University of Chicago. He served in the Navy and completed a Western Reserve residency. He won Chicago Alumni Community Service Award in 1967 and Newton D Baker Award in 1970.
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Hamilton
James M. Smith
Mercy Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Dr. Smith
Berea College
Kentucky
Miami University
University of Chicago
Navy
Western Reserve University
Alumni Association of
The
Newton D. Baker
Freshman PTO Meets Tuesday at Middletown High
The Middletown Freshman High School PTO will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Cafeteria. The Rotary Club will present a drug abuse program and school administrators are to give a mid year report to parents.
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Middletown
PTO
Rotary Club
Chamber Orchestra Debuts With Five Piece Miami Program
Miami University Chamber Orchestra debuts as a new unit under George Seltzer. The 28 student members, also in the symphony, perform five works including Mozart overture, Schubert Symphony No 5, Wagner Siegfried Idyll, Barber Adagio for Strings, and Bartók Romanian Folk Dances.
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Miami University
Miami University Chamber Orchestra
Gates Abegglen
Miami
Center For Performing Arts
George Seltzer
Miami University Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Orchestra
Mozart
Franz ‘Schubert
Richard Wagner
Samuel Barber
Bela Bartoki
Report of Condition for First National Bank Middletown Ohio
A formal annual report shows the First National Bank of Middletown Ohio assets and liabilities as of December 31 1971 including cash and due from banks Treasury and agency securities loans and other assets. The document lists reserves on loans and securities and a bad debt loss reserve set up under IRS rulings.
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Ohio
Treasury Securities
L.o
Utner
Federal
Resea
Aower
Cece
E. W. Barker
Lawyer Happy Over Judge Ruling in Drug Case
Dee Brenneman attorney Harry T Wilks praised Darke County Judge Howard G Eley ruling as just and condemned Butler County Judge Robert L Marrs for a perceived miscarriage of justice. He called for Marrs disqualification from drug cases and noted widespread concern over probation versus penitentiary terms.
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Hamilton
Harry T. Wilks
Dee Charles Brenneman
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Wilks
Florida
Darke County Common Pleas
Howard G. Eley
Marrs
Bus Strike Postponed in Princeton Ohio
About 80 Princeton School District bus drivers reversed a strike vote after an early morning meeting and postponed any strike pending a session with the Princeton Board of Education Saturday. They seek recognition by the board and direct bargaining rights, rather than with Supt. Robert Lucas. The district serves roughly 10,000 public and 2,000 private students.
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Princeton
Princeton Board of Education
Ken March
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
Robert Lucas
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