South Viet Nam Forces Sweep East of A Shau Valley
South Vietnamese forces push 100 miles east of the A Shau as 10 000 troops and 200 armored vehicles in Cambodia withdraw to Highway 7 after five days with little contact. They may launch another sweep while remaining near Highway 7 to harass the North Vietnamese 7th Division ahead of August elections.
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Saigon
A Shau
Cambodia
Highway 7
Krek
South Vietnam
Hue
U.S
1St Division
Coast Guard
Middletown Class of 1946 Plans 1976 Reunion
The Middletown High School Class of 1946 closed its silver anniversary two day gathering with a vote to meet again in 1976. Bob Crooke chaired the event which drew 155 alumni including former classmates from California Oregon Connecticut and Florida. The weekend began Friday at the Sportsmen’s Club with an informal gathering and ended Saturday with a dinner dance at the Elks Country Club. This is the third class reunion following 1951 and 1966.
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Middletown High School
Bob Crooke
Sportsmen's Club
Elks Country Club
California
Oregon
Connecticut
Florida
Many Have Top Secret Clearances
Washington AP reports 687,834 people hold top secret security clearances including civilians, military, Pentagon consultants, and private firm employees. The Pentagon notes this does not guarantee access to top secret data. access depends on clearance level and need to know.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Medina Jury Selection Begins for My Lai Case
Jury selection starts today at Fort McPherson Ga for Captain Ernest Medina charged with assault and murder of 102 Vietnamese civilians during the My Lai operation. He faces a noncapital trial that could yield life imprisonment. the case follows the earlier Calley verdict.
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Calley
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest Medina
My _. Lai
Medina
Army
Howard
Montrose
Colo
Charlie Company
Americal Division
Doctors Reveal Preparation H in Treatment for Hemorrhoids
Doctors report tests on hundreds showing relief from burning itching and swelling using Preparation H without narcotics or astringents. The medication lubricates and eases movements and is available at drug counters in ointment or suppository form.
Firebombs and sniper fire plague Columbus Georgia
Scattered firebombings and shots by snipers troubled Columbus as protests followed the firing of seven black police aides. Fifteen arrests, injuries to four demonstrators and a newsman, and ongoing harassment of patrols marked the unrest. State troopers were kept on alert after multiple incidents through Sunday night.
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Columbus
J.R. Allen
Milan Rand
Rand
Woman Injured In Crash On Yankee and Oxford Roads
Marjory L. Wells, 43, of Todhunter Road, treated at Middletown Hospital after a collision with Charles B. Slone, 28, of Windsor Road, at Yankee and Oxford State roads when Wells began a left turn after both cars halted for a traffic light. Slone’s northbound vehicle and Wells’s southbound car were the subject of the deputies’ report. In a separate incident, William F. Fonville, 25, escaped injury when his auto left Ohio 73 near Engle's Corner and struck Gene Cox’s trailer home on Oxford State Road. Trailer damage was $500 and car damage $600.
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Marjory L. Wells
Todhunter Road
Middletown Hospital
Charles B. Slone
Windsor Road
Yankee
Oxford
Owen Street
Hamilton
Ohio 73
Engle’s Corner
Gene Cox
Oxford State Road
Legislator Reveals Wife as Key Backer in Food Bill
In Sacramento California AP reports a legislator asked the author where the bill originated. John Briggs of Fullerton said the important constituent was his wife who warned the lawmakers to vote for the measure. The Assembly passed the bill unanimously.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
John Briggs
Fullerton
Briggs
Assembly
Boy Killed After Vehicle Struck In Woodlawn Suburb
A child aged about a year old was struck by a car while playing in front of his Woodlawn home. He died Sunday at Children's Hospital Cincinnati. Anthony Grear was the victim. no citations were issued according to the Hamilton County Coroner's office.
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Cincy
Cincinnati
Woodlawn
Children’s Hospital
Anthony Grear
Hamilton County
Art collector Tullah Hanley defies age with flamboyant life
Bradford, AP reports Tullah Hanley, a Hungarian born art patron and former Buffalo belly dancer, lives flamboyantly in Bradford. She inherits about 15 million from late husband T. Edward Hanley and plans a book The Love of Art and the Art of Love while pursuing fitness to remain a striking public figure.
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Bradford
Tullah Hanley
Tullah
Tullah Innes
Hungary
T. Edward Hanley
Hanley
Buffalo
Eight win prizes at McKinley School bicycle event
Eight youngsters at the McKinley School bicycle clinic won prizes for their performances in the teaspoon relays and circle competition. Winners include Tony Roberts Roger Crawford Darin Hill Russell Warfield Charles Shores Dwayne Domineck Robert Terry and Latcien Hines. The lemon relay prize event is set for Sunday with a bicycle donated by the Middletown Cycle Shop. Prizes yesterday were provided by the G. C. Murphy Co. and the Firestone Co.
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McKinley School
Tony Roberts
Roger Crawford
Darin Hill
Russell Warfield
Charles Shores
Dwayne Domineck
Robert Terry
Latcien Hines
Middletown
Babe Ruth Missing MVP Award Despite World Series Fame
The article lauds Babe Ruth as the most famous baseball figure, noting he set 34 regular season records and 26 World Series records over twenty major league seasons, yet never won the MVP award.
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Babe Ruth
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William L. Calfey Jr
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Firestone Co
Marty Miller
Vic LeRoy
Donald Slusher
Miller Miller Insurance Inc
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Armstrong Rook Fashion Center
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