Sudan Moves Left as Revolutionary Council Forms
Sudan's seven member Revolutionary Council ousts the old government after a bloodless coup led by Maj. Hashem el Atta. Atta becomes vice chairman and army commander. Col. Babikr al Nur Osman is chairman. The regime signals unity with Communist groups and pledges south autonomy amid civil war concerns. Egypt and Iraq react with supportive broadcasts while Cairo Radio offers neutral coverage.
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Beiut
Sudan
Africa
Hashem el Atta
Babikr al Nur Osman
Farouk Osman Hamdalla
Atta
Osman
Hamdalla
Sudanese Communist Party
Omdurman Radio
the Revolution
Student Federation of Labor Trade
Students’ Federal
Youth League
The
Red
Women’s League
All
Pendence
Britain
Egypt
Soviet Union
Iraq
Cairo
Lady Cop Fired For Not Acting As Decoy
DETROIT AP A 30 year old policewoman Gale Aldridge was fired for refusing to pose as a decoy prostitute. The three man board said she disobeyed a lawful order though supporters say they sympathize with a woman’s role in society. Aldridge was suspended without pay in May 1970 and plans to appeal.
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Detroit (Ap
Detroit Police Department
Gale Aldridge
John F. Nichols
Aldridge
Normal Lippitt
Detroit Police Officers Association
Lippit
Lippitt
Bone Man Now Dog Warden
Dr Ethelbert E Reicer a 49 year old Hamilton chiropractor was appointed the citys dog warden yesterday City Manager Edward C Smith said the post runs five days a week and calls should go to the City Health Department in the municipal building The article also mentions the didgeridoo a drone pipe used by aborigines of northern Australia.
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Hamilton
Ethelbert E. Reicer
Pleasant Ave
Edward C. Smith
Northern
Australia
Ohio bans Texas horses over sleeping sickness outbreak
Ohio Governor John Gilligan issued an emergency proclamation banning all horses native to Texas or that had been in Texas since June 15. The move aims to contain Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis which has affected about 1000 Lone Star horses. The ban affects entry to Ohio and may delay the American Paint Horse Association national championships in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Texas
John Gilligan
Lone Star
Ohio State Racing Commission
Abercrombie
American Paint Horse Association
Housing Starts Rise Ahead of 1970s Economic Goals
The Commerce Department reports private housing starts in June at an annual rate of 1.982 million, up from May's 1.959 million, marking a ongoing 1.9 million level over six months and supporting administration hopes the 2.6 million yearly goal is achievable. Maurice Stans cites strong demand, construction capacity, and financing as factors.
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Commerce Department
Nixon
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Stan
Colby Defends Phoenix Plan as Not Assassination
Ambassador William Colby testified before a House subcommittee that the Phoenix program was not assassination. He cited 66,982 Viet Cong killed, captured, or rallied from 1968 to May 1971 with 20,587 killed and $3.72 million in U.S. support. 637 U.S. personnel worked at Phoenix centers. Colby noted abuses but argued the program reduced VC power despite terror campaigns causing thousands of deaths and abductions.
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Washington
William E. Colby
U.S
Colby
House
Phoenix
Saigon
Rew
Reid
Duce
VCI
South Vietnam
Ogden R. Reid
New York
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
Vietnam
McCloskey
United States
Gilligan Seeks Federal Tax Credits For State Local Taxes
Ohio Governor Gilligan urged converting state and local income taxes into federal tax credits. He argued credits would fully offset taxes paid, rather than deductions, and called sales and property taxes inelastic and regressive. He also pushed a federal welfare takeover to relieve state burdens.
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Gilligan
South
Sioux City, Neb
Ohio
John Gilligan
Feder
Nixon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Milis
Crash Victim Listed Serious In Middletown Hospital
Jerry Redkey 21 of 311 Young St remains in serious condition after a head on crash on Ohio 744 east of Jacksonburg that killed Grayson Lawson 52 and Billie Modena Lawson 47. Redkey’s brother Thomas 24 also in serious condition and another passenger Joseph Buchheit 21 in fair to good condition. The Lawsons’ daughter Belinda 9 is in fair condition.
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Jerry Redkey
Middletown Hospital
Jacksonburg
Redkey
Young St
Grayson Lawson
Paullin Drive
Mr. Lawson
Billie Modena Lawson
Ohio
Thomas E
Joseph J. Buchheit
Jacksonburg Road
Lawsons
Belinda
Carlisle Woman Hurt In Crash At Inland Container Lot
Mrs Sylvia England 47 of 467 Lamar Drive Carlisle was treated and released from Middletown Hospital for a neck injury after a crash on Nelbar Street at Atco Avenue. Patricia Wilmont 22 of 210 Harrison Street was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance after the 3 4 p m collision. Damage to bumpers estimated at 1590.
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Sylvia England
Lamar Drive
Carlisle
Middletown Hospital
Nelbar Street
Atco Avenue
Patricia Wilmont
Harrison St
England
Wilmont
Enemy Breaks Lull Along The DMZ Zone
U S B52 bombers dropped 600 tons of explosives on suspected North Vietnamese positions near the DMZ after a three week lull was broken by new attacks on South Vietnamese bases. Shelling targeted Camp Fuller and Alpha 1 Alpha 2 with no casualties reported. Viet Cong mortars hit the Van Thanh training center near Hue. One American was killed and four wounded in an ambush by North Vietnamese troops 43 miles southeast of Da Nang.
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Jerry Esper
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Camp Fuller
Frontier Defense Line
Hue
198Th Brigade
da Nang
Fire incident at 900 S Main Street and medical aid later
A car fire owned by Shirley Reese at 900 S Main Street was caused by a backfire with $20 damage. At 1:02 a.m. a 60 year old woman, Mrs Alvester Knight of 1502 Calumet Avenue, was ill and transported by ambulance to Middletown Hospital in fair condition.
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S. Main St
Shirley Reese
Garfield St
Calumet Ave
Alvester Knight
Middletown Hospital
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Yemen
Ethiopia
Miles
Bone Man
Dog
Hauselman—Mayflower Transportation CO
Park ST
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Gene Abercrombie
Middletown
Benk Americeid
Tom Whitehead
All States
van Thanh
Jones
Cregg Vga
Uutual
Investag Soups
Itizens Savings and Loan Association
Central Ave
S. Breiel Blvd
Union Sanitervy
Gregory
C Gregory S Steak House
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