Conscientious objector Air Force captain faces charge
Capt Donald E. Dawson 26 of Danbury Connecticut is charged with refusing a June 21 B52 bombing mission over Cambodia. He had flown over 90 missions in two months. Dawson awaits pre court martial at U Tapao Thailand and has discussed conscientious objection with a chaplain at Westover Massachusetts.
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Washington
Air Force
Cambodia
Donald E. Dawson
Danbury
Conn
Thailand
Guam
Dawson
Merry Dawson
U Tapao Air Force Base
Westover Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Tri-Arts Club Exhibit Opens at Middletown Campus Library
Members of the Tri-Arts Club of Dayton display paintings sculptures and crafts in the Gardner-Harvey Library at Miami University Middletown Campus. The reception runs 5 to 7 p.m. and the show continues through August 10 with free public access during library hours.
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Tri-Arts Club of
Dayton
Middletown
Miami University
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Gardner-Harvey
Tri-Arts Club
Record ransom paid for Firestone executive in Argentina
A reported three million dollar ransom was paid for John R. Thompson, president of Firestone Argentina, who was abducted June 18. Firestone in Cleveland would not confirm until Thompson is released, with the larger payment surpassing prior $1.8 million records by guerrilla kidnappers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
John R. Thompson
Firestone
Cleveland
Ohio
Thompson
U.S
Chile
Latin America
Brazil
Craft Festival Aims to Boost Local ArtsGuild
The Art and Craft Guild sponsors a Wednesday craft festival at Rushes Farm off Jefferson Road. Thirty-one exhibitors from Middletown Cincinnati Lebanon Germantown Franklin Oxford and Dayton display jewelry corn husk dolls pottery quilting and weaving. Over 200 visitors attend and many join the guild as a new art scholarship fund is launched.
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The
New Art and Craft Guild
Middletown
Cincinnati
Lebanon
Germantown
Franklin
Oxford
Dayton
Rushes Farm
Jefferson Road
Shriner Charles J. Claypool Elected Imperial Leader
Shriner Charles J. Claypool of Kettering was elected imperial second ceremonial master at the 99th Imperial Council Session in Atlanta. He previously served as potentate of the Antioch Temple in Dayton.
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Charles J. Claypool
Kettering
Shrine of North America
Imperial Council
International Organization
Atlanta
Claypool
Antioch Temple
Dayton
Miami University Students Awarded Certificates for Speakers Bureau
Thirty-five student members of the Miami University Speakers Bureau received certificates for their participation over the past academic year. Middletown residents Roger Keith and Judy Perry were among the awardees. The program provides speaking experience and entertainment or informational presentations for community groups, with unique presenters using slides, film, or objects.
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Miami University Speakers Bureau
Middletown
Roger Keith
Victoria Ave
Judy Perry
Central Ave
Miami Speakers Bureau
Miami
Office of Development and Alumni Affairs
Department of Communications and Theatre
Aries to Scorpio Horoscope Sat
A horoscope block guides Aries to act swiftly toward goals but with clear targets. Taurus should control emotions and avoid drastic changes, especially in romance. Gemini benefits from Mercury influenced writing and travel planning. Cancer warns against unconventional tactics and warns of potential indiscretion. Leo is urged to lead with originality, Virgo seeks calm prudence, Libra values tact and balance, Scorpio may face continued unspecified tendencies.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Horoscope Guidance for Sagittarians and Other Signs
A brief astrological note urges Sagittarius to seek answers for personal problems and accept support from friends. Capricorn should curb harsh judgment and stay tolerant and optimistic. Aquarius may gain business backing and gains through unexpected correspondence.
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Capricorn
Aquarius
English couple survives 117 days adrift after sloop sinks
Maurice and Marilyn Bailey sold their Derby home to buy the 31 foot Aurelyn and voyage to New Zealand. Capsized off Ecuador, they clung to a raft for 117 days before rescue by the Wolmi, a South Korean fishing vessel. They near Pusan for medical care after drifting about 1300 miles.
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London
Maurice Bailey
Marilyn
New Zealand
Pacific
Ecuador
Baileys
Pusan
England
Bailey
Derby
Peter Brown
Ohio Prisons to Be Examined by Civil Rights Panel
Columbus Ohio July 13 14 the Ohio State Advisory Committee to the U S Commission on Civil Rights will hold hearings on Ohio prisons. State officials prison superintendents and current and former inmates are expected to testify about conditions and rights concerns.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Advisory Committee
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Step by Step City Building Note on Police Beat
Editor notes Pete Chappars away with John Kiesewetter taking over. The column recalls navigating the new City Building during knee surgery recovery, detailing stair counts from entrances to offices and courts. Cadet Terry Davis returns to duty as Middletown police respond to deputies calling Middletown, Ind.
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Pete Chappars
John Kiesewetter
Pete
Central Avenue
Terry Davis
Middletown
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Chesterfield Hotel
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North Broad Street
Bae
Betty Rush
Rush
Genie
L.s.1.c
L.S.I.C
Shriner
By Frances Drake
Michelin
Oro
Narmel Serres
Continentel
Unies
Beicenios
Hermel
Mahal Rehan
N. Verity
Atlantic
Chappars
Free Parking Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Chrysler
Vancway
Airtemp Division
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Airtemp
Yankee Rd
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