Cambodian Air Force Destroyed in Phnom Penh Attack
An early morning rocket mortar and commando assault on Phnom Penh airport and nearby camp devastated Cambodia’s air force, with six of eight helicopters destroyed and others damaged. Casualties exceed 100 dead or wounded, while the attack undermines morale near the capital as Cambodian and South Vietnamese forces had just won a major nearby victory.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Phnom
Phck Nil Pass
1250 Sheep Die All In One Night in Utah Range
In Garrison Utah more than 1250 sheep died overnight on a western Utah range 150 miles from Skull Valley site of 1968 nerve gas killings. Possible causes cited include nerve gas, radioactive dust from a nuclear test, and loco weed. Tests continued at Utah State University while officials denied AEC or Army responsibility. The dead belong to Clarence Ingram & Sons Inc of Nephi Utah.
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Garrison
Utah
Utah State University
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
Dugway Proving Ground
Skull Valley
Rampton
AEC
Dugway
Mercury
Nev
Clarence Ingram & Sons, Inc
Nephi
Mrs. King Named Trenton Treasurer
Mae A. King of 107 N Second St was appointed clerk treasurer of the Trenton city council to fill the term of Mrs. Carol Schubert who resigned for health reasons. Schubert served 32 years and praised the city as a quarter million dollar business as she retired. Council also named 1971 officers and committee chairs and approved garbage disposal at the Butler County landfill beginning Monday for 12.60 per 18 cubic yards. Mayor Collingsworth announced a framed certificate declaring Trenton a city will be officially hung on February 13.
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Trenton
Mae A. King
N. Second St
Schubert
Carl Ennis
Joan Madoffori
Ed Roth
Jim Johnson
Ron Specht
Fred Wilson
Butler County
Frank Blagg
U.S
Walter Powell
Ray Collingsworth
Union Car Bombed In Dayton
A car belonging to the Iron Workers Union was bombed in Dayton Ohio this morning about 25 minutes after a union official parked it in front of the union hall. No injuries reported and police with fire squads are investigating. Assistant business agent William Veal said he had driven the car from his home to the hall. Motive unclear.
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Dayton, Ohio
Iron Workers Union
William Veal
Bis
Dayton
Secretary Brown Sets Feb 3 Filing Deadline for Candidacy
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reminded people seeking public office that February 3 is the deadline to file declarations of candidacy and nominating petitions. Most offices to be filled this year are at the local level.
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Callioee
Ohio AP
Ted W. Brown
Man Jumped to Death From Jeremiah-Morrow Bridge
Lebanon a 44 year old Wilmington man Richard Gray leapt from the 230 foot Jeremiah Morrow bridge near early morning. He had recently been released from Veterans Administration Hospital in Philadelphia. He died instantly after landing on the Little Miami River bank. He had worked at National Cash Register Co in Washington Court House but retired due to ill health. He is survived by two sons Michael and David five brothers and three sisters. Funeral services set for Marsh Funeral Home Wilmington with burial Sugar Grove Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Wilmington
Jeremiah- Morrow
Veterans Administration Hospital
Philicothe
Richard Gray
Ohio
Gray
Little Miami River
Washington Court House
National Cash Register Co
Michael
OSSO
Xenia
David
Air Force
Hawaii
Anslom
Marsh Funeral Home
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Russell’s Proxy Vote Key In Kennedy Upset
In a dramatic session the Democratic caucus ousted Edward Kennedy as Senate whip after a proxy vote from dying Senator Richard Russell of Georgia. Robert Byrd secured 31 votes to 24, claiming the leadership post while Russell’s death ended the fate of Kennedy’s bid. Republican leader Hugh Scott withstood Howard Baker’s challenge, Mansfield retained majority leader, and Frank Moss replaced Byrd as secretary to the Democrats caucus.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate Democrats
Kennedy
Richard B. Rus
Byrd
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Russell
Georgia
Sen
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Jennings Randolph
Randolph
Hugh Scott
Howard Baker Jr
Tennessee
Scott
Baker
Mike Mansfield
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Democratic Secreaucus
Kenneth Shane 63. Moundsville native dies at Reynolds Memorial
Kenneth Shane aged 63 of Moundsville West Virginia died at 9 15 p m Thursday at Reynolds Memorial Hospital Glendale after a history of heart disease. Born in Piqua he was educated in Middletown public schools. Survived by wife Sarah four brothers Marvin Ralph Robert Wilbur and two sisters Mrs John Carmody and Mrs Elizabeth Baker. Arrangements pending at Riggs Funeral Home.
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Kenneth Shane
Moundsville
W. Va
Middletown
Reynolds Memorial Hospital
Glendale
Shane
Piqua J
Sarah
Marvin
Ralph
Robert
Franklin
Wilbur
Duxbury
Mass
John Carmody
Franklin area man Earle Franklin Montgomery dies at 86
Earle T. Montgomery 86 of Columbus formerly Franklin died Thursday at the Masonic Home in Springfield where he had been a patient two months. His wife Susan died Dec. 30. No immediate survivors. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev. John Wedgewood. Burial Woodhill Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 4 to 8 p.m. A Masonic service Sunday at 7 p.m.
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Franklin
Earle T. Montgomery
Columbus
Springfield
Susan
Anglesby
John Wedgewood
Woodhill i
Camden farmer James C. Seals dies at 67
James C. Seals 67 an Israel Township farmer was found dead of an apparent heart attack in his barnyard at 7 45 p m Thursday. He was born in Tennessee and had lived in the Camden area since 1939. Survived by his wife Mary two daughters Hester Greene Eaton Rt 3 Alberta Schneider Piqua three sons Harmon Detroit George Camden Rt 3 Steven Columbia Mo a brother Harmon Hamilton six sisters Katherine Gumm Ft Wayne Mary Jones Miamisburg Pearl Barrett Lucy Richardson Bertha Ramsey Emma Schroeder Arizona 11 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral at the R C Nein Sons Funeral Home.
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Camden
James C. Seals
Israel Township
Tennessee
Mary
Hester Greene
Eaton Rt
Alberta Schneider
Piqua
Harmon
Detroit
George
Camden Rt
Steven
Columbia
Hamilton
Katherine Gumm
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Mary Jones
Miamisburg
Pearl Barrett
Lucy Richardson
Bertha Ramsey
Brookville
Emma. Schroeder
Arizona
R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home
Hamilton Deaths and Funeral Notices
Obituary notices for Louis Zang 75 of 148 S Second Street with Mass of Resurrection at 10 a.m. Saturday at St Stephen s Church. Also Mrs Sarah Ogg 97 of 924 S Ninth Street with services today. Millard Wells Jr 28 of 349 Fairview Avenue with services 9 30 a m Saturday at West Side Pentecostal Church.
Teen-Ager Terri Myers Missing Nine Days
Terri Lynn Myers an 8th grader at Verity Middle School is missing from Middletown since Jan 13. Last seen heading to school. Described as 5 ft 3 in 110 pounds with brown eyes light brown frosted hair. may wear jeans tee shirt suede shoes navy pea coat and carry a red white and blue cloth purse. mother Phyllis Myers requests readers help locate her daughter.
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Verity
Middletown
Phyllis Myers
Woodridge Court
Terri Lynn Myers
Terri Lynn
Veri- Terri Lynn Ty
Home Robbed Twice In One Night On Baltimore Street
Baltimore man James Harris reported his home was robbed at 2:47 a.m. when a television was taken from a front door area. He later said two men returned in a taxi, but police found no taxi near the address as investigators continued into the morning.
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Baltimore Street
James Harris
Baltimore St
Skating Halted At Smith Pond
Smith Pond closed at noon due to unsafe ice. It will stay closed indefinitely depending on the weather. City recreation supervisor Ralph Connor notes about three thousand skaters used the pond in the eight days since opening this season.
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Smith Pond
Ralph ‘Connor
Connor
Burglars Strike Dues Building In Union Two
Tools and equipment valued at 1474.94 stolen from a storage building owned by Dues Building Systems at 9900 Princeton Glen Dale Road Union Township Butler County. Police report says two electric hammers a planer a router bits two tool boxes and tar seal were taken.
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Hamilton
Dues Building Systems
Princeton-Glendale Road
Union Township
Butler
Richard Laney
Akron Students Testify On Campus Unrest In Ohio
A state legislative subcommittee in Akron heard 26 Akron State University students testify about campus unrest linked to the 1969 Kent State shootings and a May closure after four deaths and nine injuries. Kent State officials and student leaders challenged political scapegoating as protests loom, with indictments and bonds noted.
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Akron
Ohio
Akron State University
United Students
Kent State University
Kent
United States
Cambodia
Theodore M. Gray
R-3
Piqua
Ohio Senate
Gray
Akron U
Norman P. Auburn
Robert Oetjen
Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences
Donald D. Thorn
Department of Electrical Engineering
Kenneth H. Barker
College of Education
Joseph Lentini
Law Enforcement
Coleman Major
College of Engineering
Warren F. Kuebl
Center For Peace Studies
Craig Morgan
Upper
Truman In Good Condition At Research Hospital
Former President Harry S. Truman was reported in good condition at Research Hospital in Kansas City. The hospital issued no new bulletins unless changes occur before a news conference at 10:30 a.m. EST. He drove in with abdominal pains and will undergo tests with results expected in a few days.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Truman
Wallace Graham
Independence
Larceny Cases Continued For Two Middletown Men
Two Middletown men Skeens and Graham faced grand larceny charges in Middletown Municipal Court with proceedings continued to February 5. They allegedly stole 120 dollars from Engle's Corner Marathon Service Station as a store worker noticed them leaving in a car and investigators recovered 40 dollars in a toilet and 60 dollars in shoes. Serial numbers matched a cash drawer theft record.
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Middletown
Robert D. Skeens
Trenton-Franklin Road
William Graham
Talton Drive
Marathon
Engle’s Corner
Lemon Township
Ptl
Marshall Todd
Dave Grollmus
God Ownership sermon at Seventh Day Adventist Church
Pastor Ivan Morford will speak on God s Ownership at the 11 15 a m worship service tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist Church Sabbath school begins at 10 a m.
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Ivan Morford
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
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Mid-Town
Charles A. Munn
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New York
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Bud) Steller Mer
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