Jesus And Judo Camp Teaches Faith and Defense
In Browerville Kentucky AP Rev Mike Crain who claims to shatter ice blocks with his hand promotes karate to ward off sin He organized a week long Judo and Karate for Christ camp near Fulton attracting about 140 participants from nearly 20 states Beginners and veterans learned self defense and Crain said the program stresses defeating Satan Minister Jerry Adamson of Madisonville noted ministers are often seen as unphysical yet physical power can gain attention before spiritual talks begin
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Le Duc Tho Signals Readiness for Secret Talks
Le Duc Tho, a Hanoi Politburo member, returned to Paris via Beijing and Moscow and said he is ready to hold new secret talks with Henry Kissinger if Kissinger has something new to discuss. He hinted at possible talks with Nixon's adviser and urged waiting several days for Vietnam developments.
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House Ruined In Shootout
An escaped mental patient, Robert Ruebush, 47, held police for two and a half hours in his ex-wife’s house, fired on officers, and was driven out by tear gas before being returned to Longview State Hospital. He was treated for head cuts at Cincinnati General Hospital and later surrendered after flames caused by tear gas drove him out.
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Eschenbach
Hamilton County
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Ruling Ends Wage Clamp Limits for Higher Earners
Federal judge William B. Jones ruled the COLC overstepped authority by capping wage exemptions at 1.90 an hour. The decision removes that limit and allows higher raises while citing a $3.35-an-hour figure from a Bureau of Labor Statistics study as a benchmark for a $6,960 urban family income.
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McGovern Faces Uphill Effort On Path To White House
In Miami Beach and at Andrews Air Force Base McGovern outlined the uphill path to the presidency saying the race will be hard but achievable. He announced Mrs. Jean Westwood of Utah as national chairwoman and Basil Paterson as party vice chairman after Pierre Salinger withdrew. Westwood becomes the first woman to head a major party national committee.
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White House
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New York
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Connally Attacks McGovern From Nixon Lawn Front
Former Treasury secretary John Connally, a Democrat and ally of President Nixon, campaigns against Sen. George McGovern. He rebukes McGovern’s 90 day war withdrawal pledge, says he remains a loyal Democrat and will back Nixon’s re election. Connally also recalls McGovern’s 1948 Progressive stance and criticizes pace of war end efforts.
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Aline Saarinen Dies Of Brain Tumor In New York
Aline B Saarinen 58 former NBC Paris news bureau chief and art critic died in a New York nursing home after brain tumor complications. Widow of architect Eero Saarinen she moderated For Women Only and was the first woman to head NBC Paris news bureau.
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Cooler air to replace heat with rain chances in Ohio
A cold front brings rain and possible thundershowers to southwestern Ohio. Tonight will be hot and humid with a low around 70, followed by a cooler start tomorrow. High near 62 tomorrow with a 70 percent chance of rain tonight and 50 percent tomorrow. The damp pattern shifts as cooler air moves in.
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Bombers strike Quang Tri area in massive U S raids
U S B52 bombers killed nearly 300 North Vietnamese troops and destroyed bunkers and equipment in two sides of Quang Tri City. More than 2,500 tons of explosives were dropped across South Vietnam in 1060 strikes, part of a major counteroffensive that saw 60 bunkers found eight miles south of Quang Tri City and six graves north east of the city containing 48 enemy dead.
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Midwest Tornadoes Cause Deaths and Damage Across States
A wide swath of storms and tornadoes raked the Midwest from Missouri Valley to Lower Michigan. A Des Plaines driver died when a tornado toppled a tree onto his car. Homes lost roofs, trees fell, and several barns and a house were destroyed west of Milwaukee. Funnel clouds were sighted across Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas and Michigan with hail the size of baseballs and winds near 68 mph. Ohio faced heat and humidity with a cold front forecast to move in by Sunday night and only isolated thundershowers overnight in northwestern Ohio amid a tornado warning that did not produce damage in Van Wert County.
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