Sino Japanese talks to resume in Beijing
Yosuke Nakae, head of the Foreign Ministry Asian Affairs Bureau, travels to Peking to restart Sino Japanese peace and friendship talks. Negotiations paused nearly three years due to China's demand for a clause rejecting foreign domination in Asia, a move Japan fears could antagonize the Soviet Union amid ongoing Sino Soviet tensions.
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Tokyo
Yosuke Nakae
Foreign Ministry
Peking
Asia
Soviet Union
Neighborhood school law cited in letters
Anti busing groups distribute letters to Cleveland parents claiming Ohio neighborhood school law blocks court ordered busing. Judge Battisti has ruled state law cannot override federal rights to equal educational opportunity. desegregation advocates plan peaceful actions and buses with students. Cleveland schools expect about 99,720 students this fall, with about 62 percent minority.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
U.S
Frank J. Battisti
Board of Education
C.J. Prentiss
Cleveland State University
the Coalition
Ronald M. Motts
D-Ohio
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Mott
Cain
Mississippi Queen Returns To Home Port Amid Cheerful Welcome
The $23.6 million Mississippi Queen steamboat arrived at Cincinnati's home port for the first time in two years, drawing cheers as crowds gathered at the public landing. Officials cited a solid year of operation after earlier design and speed issues, hopeful for improved finances and restored confidence.
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Sheckler
Cincinnati
Delta Queen Steamboat Co
America
William Jesse
Ohio River
Birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs Larry Harty
Vital Statistics items report the birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Larry Harty at 14 Monroe Street today. The hospital dismissals list names including Beulah Doench Central Avenue and Henry A Driver Lebanon among others. several patients visited during hours 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. on Monday through Saturday.
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Larry Harty
Monroe St
Stacy Landrum
Barry Landrum
Franklin
Services for Griffith set
WARREN Ohio AP Funeral services will be held Friday in First Presbyterian Church for former Ohio Supreme Court Justice Lynn Griffith Sr. Griffith died at St Joseph's hospital Tuesday night at 91 after long illness since his wife died May 31. He was Trumbull County prosecutor in the mid 1920s and served as a Common Pleas Court judge 1929 49. He was elected to the 7th District Court of Appeals in 1949 serving until 1962 when named to an Ohio Supreme Court term. He sat on the high court until 1964 when an unsuccessful bid for a full term ended. He resumed law practice and remained active until recent illness. Survivors include three children Lynn B. Griffith Jr David and Mrs Howard Kaighin.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Hi Court
Griffith
Lynn B. Griffith Jr
Common Pleas
David
Howard Kaighin
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