Fatally Ill Convict Is Freed in Arizona
In Phoenix, the State Board of Pardons and Paroles and higher authorities moved to release Keith Archer, a 36 year old inmate with incurable kidney disease serving a sentence for grand theft. The Supreme Court approved the release after the attorney general intervened. Gov. Williams signed commutation papers. Archer, who has diabetes since age 15, hoped to study architecture after release to Lima Ohio.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Gary Nelson
Supreme Court
Jack Williams
Keith Archer
Lima
Ohio
Archer
Workers Okay Return To Jobs In Suburban Ohio
Twenty four sanitation and street workers from the Bexley Municipal Employes Union agreed to return to work next Monday after a Saturday meeting with Mayor Kenneth McClure. They had been on strike since earlier in the week and seek a 95 cent hourly wage increase while negotiations continue.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bexley Municipal Employes
Kenneth McClure
Girl Scout Happening Planned at Miami University Johnston Hall
Mrs. W Harold Morrison chairs the Girl Scout Happening to be held March 21 and 22 at Johnston Hall Middletown Campus Miami University with Mrs. William Tunnell as co chair. The announcement came from Mrs. Maurice Rohrkemper Northern Light District chairman. Morrison has six years in Girl Scouting and plans to direct a day camp at Camp Middlemoor this summer. Tunnell has 15 years in scouting and holds the Thanks Badge.
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W. Harold Morrison
Lylburn Road
William Tunnell
Fulton Lane
Johnston Hall
Middletown
Miami University
Middlemoor
Council
St. Mary’s School
Robert Scott
Donald van Dyne Jr
Harold Dance
Halver Haugen
Andy Sabo
Earl Adams
John Newby
John Villella
Roy Hatfield Jr
Raymond Roell
Ray Bunnell
Northern Light History
D. L. Perkins
Glenden Markle
Regina Carter
Juliet Lowe
Alvina Chapman
Lars R. Larson
Transfer Of Baby Gorilla Is Made Without Incident
Cincinnati AP reports a 2 day old baby gorilla was removed from its mother Mahari at the Cincinnati Zoo without incident. The infant male was tranquilized and placed in incubators then moved to Good Samaritan Hospital's ICU animal lab for care. Mahari, about six, is believed to be the youngest captive gorilla mother.
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Cincinnati Zoo
Zoo
Mahari
Ed Maruska
Good Samaritan Hospital
Maruska
Carbon Monoxide's Danger Pointed Out
Middletown Area Safety Council manager James C. Schaffner warns drivers that carbon monoxide accompanies you when you drive. He urges frequent exhaust checks and open doors or vents to prevent fumes during warming, plus proper head restraint placement to avoid neck injuries.
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James C. Schaffner
Middletown
Schaffner
Nine Nabbed For Helping Runaway Juveniles In Ohio
Columbus police say nine people were arrested and 19 warrants issued in a probe of a loosely knit Ohio State University student led group suspected of harboring runaways. Arrests include Daniel Dorman and Michael Jaschik linked to the OSU chapter of Students for a Democratic Society.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State University
Mitchell Stauffer
Daniel Lee Dorman
the Free Church
Michael L. Jaschik
OSU
Students For A Democratic Society
Stauffer
Reflect New Mood Demands Church Council's Structure Change
Tulsa AP The 20 year old National Council of Churches faces a wide open future as a task force is formed to redesign its structure and operations to reflect new demands. Delegates seek broader youth and minority representation and stronger church backing.
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Tulsa
Okla
National Council of Churches
Edwin Espy
Southern Baptists
Espy
New York
B52 Bomber Strikes Hit Bases Near Cambodia and Laos
Waves of U S B52 bombers hit suspected North Vietnamese depots near Cambodia and the Laotian border. Five bombers pounded targets on the western edge of the A Shau Valley as ground fighting raged around Black Virgin Mountain and the U Minh forest. Allied losses were light with 4 South Vietnamese wounded and 12 enemy bodies found after a sweep near Black Virgin Mountain.
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Cambodia
Laos
Saigon
U Minh Forest
Mekong
A Shau
Black Virgin Mountain
U.S. 25Th
U.S
Housewives Protest Nudity in Goa Hippie Scene
About 50 housewives from Calangute march silently over nudity concerns in Goa's hippie scene while opposing removal of all hippies. They welcome mediator H J Montoney to talks as Goa endures a wage dispute strike that halted garbage, water, and street maintenance.
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Panjim
India
Goa
Calangute
Dayan Bandodkar
H. J. Montoney
Columbus
Waterworks Department
Toll Hits 31 In Home Fire
The Harmar Nursing Home fire in Marietta, Ohio, claims two more victims, Jesse Blair 93 and Mrs Anna Bergen 84, dying in Marietta Memorial Hospital after many residents were hospitalized. total deaths reach 31 with 11 residents still receiving care across Memorial and Shelby General Hospitals.
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Anna Bergen
Marietta
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The
Northern Light District
Mrs. Harold Morrison
Church Council
Toll
Del
Story & Clark Piano
Story & Clark
Sale
Rothmoor Coats
Purora
Z.M. Emba Mink Breeders’ Association
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