U S Phantom Jets Strike North Vietnam in Border Raid
Two U S Air Force F4 Phantoms from Laos crossed into North Vietnam near the Mu Gia pass and destroyed four anti aircraft guns while damaging three more before returning safely. A command spokesman said the mission was the 46th protective reaction raid on North Vietnam.
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Saigon
Laos
North Vietnam
U.S
Mu Gia
Demilitrized Zone
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Maj
Charles Johnson
Johnson
Stung Treng
Michael Couch
Cambodia
Tan Son Nhut
Driver Threatened at Traffic Light on Ohio 4
A 19 year old from Miamisburg told Butler County police a man pulled in front at a traffic light at Ohio 4 and Germantown Road in Peastown, exited his vehicle, and threatened him with a weapon. The driver provided a license plate number and did not identify a motive.
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Miamisburg
Butler County
Ohio 4
Germantown Road
Peasttown
Allende Moves to Complete Chile Copper Nationalization
President Allende is poised to sign the constitutional amendment finalizing nationalization of Chile's copper industry after Congress approved it unopposed. The move follows govt actions to seize assets from Anaconda Kennecott and Cerro, with compensation expected to influence U.S. policy and insurers like Overseas Private Investment Corp. involved in potential claims.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
U.S
Congress
Anaconda
Kennecott
Cerro
Eduardo Frei
Allende
Rancagua
el Terente
Overseas Private Investment Corp
Reagan squeezes Nixon as McCall accuses California governor
Oregon Governor Tom McCall says President Nixon is hostage to California Governor Reagan due to welfare reform conflicts. He argues Reagan pressures Nixon over family assistance, staff disputes and budget fights, potentially affecting Nixon's renomination chances in 1972.
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MORAN
Wyo
Ronald Reagan
California
Tom McCall
Oregon
Nixon
McCall
Reagan
Washington
Sacramento
Nixson
Congress
Franklin Festival Opens
Volunteers from many civic groups gather for a week long Franklin Festival at Community Park. The event runs 6 to 11 p.m. nightly through Saturday with more than 20 sponsor booths and 15 amusement rides from Gooding Amusement Company. A kiddie matinee is set for Saturday afternoon.
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Franklin
Community Park
Roy Nickell
Nickell
Lions Club
American Legion
The
Optimists
Pee-Wee Football League
Weekend thefts tally $150 in Butler County
Police report multiple thefts over the weekend across Butler County. Items stolen include a $60 radio from a tractor, a $40 pool, and a purse with $16 and cards from a car at Hueston Woods. A wallet and military ID were taken from a serviceman at LeSourdsville Lake, and intruders damaged a Datagraphic machine at Fisher Feed & Grain Co.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Fred C. Martin
Woodsdale Road
Donald Griffith
Eck Road
Middletown
Judy Cox
Germantown
Hueston Woods State Park
Kenneth Ross
Fairborn
Wright
Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
LeSourdsville Lake
Fisher Feed & Grain Co
Okeana
Church Break-In Involving Illicit Candle Light
Police investigated a weekend break-in at St. Paul United Church of Christ. The Rev. Robert J. Nunes said an intruder lit two altar candles while stealing items valued at $515, including a camera.
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Hamilton
Robert J. Nunes
St. Paul
Pack 15 Hikes 7 Mile Triangle Trail Near Dayton
Members of Cub Scout Pack 15 sponsored by Mayfield School PTO hiked the seven mile Triangle Trail near Dayton this weekend. They then visited the Museum of Natural History. Randy Hannah and Chuck Warrens advanced to Webelos in a brief ceremony led by cubmaster Robert Gast.
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Mayfield School Pto
Seven Mile Triangle Trail
Daytona
Museum of Natural History
Randy Hannah
Chuck Warrens
Webelos
Robert Gast
Ohio Weekend Traffic Toll Down Despite Heavy Rain
The Associated Press reports 12 deaths on Ohio roads over the weekend amid heavy rain and slick highways. The figure is slightly above half the Fourth of July weekend toll and among the year's lower totals.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Balance Sheet Summary From Butler County Bank 1971
Bank balance sheet filed in Butler County Ohio shows total assets of 639,904,616.40 with reserves on loans and securities 484,736.46 and total capital accounts 4,112,757.12. Deposits exceed 484,736.46 funds held in demand and time accounts plus U S government and state deposits. Notary confirms sworn July 8, 1971, by Walter R. Bender.
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Barnitz Bank of
Middletown
Ohio
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Ivatin Sv
Trust Department
Robert E. Gloeckler
Aes
Wilbur Cohen
State of Ohio
Butler
Walter R. Bender
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Duc Hue
South Vietnam
Parrot’s Beak
Springboro Pike
Couch
Franklin Festival
Total Assets
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Total Capital Accounts
Singer Scan
SALE
Singer
Middletown Shopping Plaza
the Singer Company
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