Daytonian Accused in Mrs. Kings Slaying
The feature profiles Marcus Wayne Chenault, portrayed as a quiet, likable student around Ohio State University and Dayton areas, with a notoriety arising from an alleged church attack in Atlanta. The piece notes contrasting reputations in his hometown and college towns.
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Ohio State University
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Wayne
Atlanta
Gunman kills two in church shooting linked to conspiracy claim
Marcus Wayne Chenault of Dayton, a 23 year old former Ohio State student, was arrested and charged with murder after opening fire at Ebenezer Baptist Church while Mrs King played the organ. Rev Ralph Abernathy denounced the attack and police found a list of civil rights leaders in Chenaults apartment.
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Dr. King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
John Inman
Martin Luther King Sr
B.F. Peppers
Inman
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio State University
J. L. Mullins
Chenault
Mrs. King
Columbus
SCLC
Hosea Williams
King
Williams
God
Ohio State
Darrel Walker
Walker
Denise Underwood
Steubenville
Fire kills 24 at Gulliver's discotheque in Port Chester
A Sunday morning blaze at Gulliver's Restaurant on the Connecticut New York border killed 24 people and injured many more as smoke filled the packed venue. Investigators cite possible fire origin in a store with air duct spread. arson squad called in, no criminal case evident yet.
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Port Chester
N.Y
Joe Parsons Jr
Stamford
Judy Grella
Bridgeport
Conn
Westchester County
Alfred DelBello
Connecticut
New York
New York City
Drivers support 93 m.p.h. limit
Nearly 75 percent of Americans favor keeping the 55 mph national speed limit, with 72 percent of 1,509 adults surveyed between May 31 and June 3 supporting it. Four percent offered no opinion and 24 percent opposed the idea.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Ohio records 18 traffic deaths over weekend
Ohio Highway Patrol reports 18 fatalities in a weekend, tying the year's worst. Five pedestrians died, including two double-death crashes near Chillicothe and Lorain. Officials forecast 28 deaths over the July 4 holiday period as momentum builds for highway safety measures.
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Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Chillicothe
Lorain
Nixon cancels Israel war debts amid aid push
President Nixon signed measures converting $500 million in Israel war debts from loans to outright grants. The action follows Shimon Peres visit and seeks $7.5 billion more in military aid over five years, mostly as grants, amid postwar needs.
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Nixon
Israel
U.S
White House
Moscow
Shimon Peres
Peres
Middletown Weather Forecase Clear Skies Tonight
Clear skies and upper 60s expected overnight in Middletown with tomorrow's high near 90s. Yesterday's high 84 and low 57. 0.08 inches of precipitation fell over the weekend. Extended outlook shows a chance of showers Wednesday and Thursday.
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Middletown
No Progress in Arms Talks Among Nixon Brezhnev
Nixon and Brezhnev held 72 hours of talks spanning Brezhnev’s dacha and a Black Sea yacht trip but made no progress toward a comprehensive treaty on offensive nuclear weapons. Officials cited a possible limited deal on MIRV deployment while secretary Kissinger and Gromyko returned to Moscow to continue negotiations.
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Minsk
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Leonid Zamyatin
Geneva
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