Muskies Warm Words On Kennedys Political Fate
Senator Edmund Muskie says it is premature to count out Edward M Kennedy amid controversy over the car crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne. Muskie, once a potential 1972 candidate, wishes Kennedy well and notes the tragedy may shift his fortunes. Senate reactions praise Kennedy as an outstanding senator and urge his return.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Maine
White House
Ted Kennedy
Muskie
Massachusetts
Senate
Richard C. Drayne
Drayne
Boston Globe
WISHING WELL 2 ERE A Daily Letter Puzzle
A 1969 King Features Syndicate puzzle explains a fortune telling game. Start with your first name letter count, adjust by rules, and read letters under checked cells to reveal a daily message. World rights reserved.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Man Sentenced 10 to 25 Years for Ohio Dairy Store Holdup
Albert Ray Green, 32, of Covington Kentucky, received a 10 to 25 year term from Judge Arthur Fiehrer after being found guilty by a Butler County jury of armed robbery in the April 7 United Dairy Farmers Store holdup at Town and Country Shopping Center.
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Hamilton
Albert Ray Green
Fifth St
Covington
Ohio
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Green
United Dairy Farmers
Town & Country
Main Street
Kenneth Krauter
Richmond
Ind
Preble County
Krauter
Green’s
Kentucky
Letters To Editor Asked To Resign From Kennedy
Boston Herald Traveler reports most letters oppose Senator Edward M Kennedy resigning from the U S Senate after the Chappaquiddick incident. Polls show 73 percent favor Kennedy remaining and 69 percent would vote for him for president in 1972. Family reaction from Mary Jo Kopechne’s parents noted the accident as unfortunate.
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Boston
Boston Herald Traveler
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Senate
Massachusetts
Herald Traveler
Providence
R.S. Journal-Bulletin
Mary Jo Kopechne
Washington, D.C
Chappaquiddick Island
Joseph Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Boston Globe
Pair Flees Break In One Caught
Hamilton police chased two youths after an Allied Auto Supply Co break in on Main Street. A 17-year-old was taken into custody after one suspect fled, firing two shots that damaged a residence. A police dog aided the search. the second suspect escaped.
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Hamilton
Main Street
Ptl
Ralph Justice
Mike Flick
Allied Auto Supply Co
Main St
Justice
Park Ave
Union to Honor Hospital Picket Lines in Dayton
DAYTON Ohio AP The Teamsters Union will honor picket lines at Good Samaritan Hospital in solidarity with the Dayton Public Service Union strike. Locals 176 and 957 said they would uphold the lines short of cutting patient food as 700 nonprofessional workers strike for recognition and a contract. hospital says 447 patients receive adequate care with nursing students nuns and supervisors.
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Dayton
Ohio
Teamsters Union
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton Public Service Union
Teamsters
Woman Sues Bank Over Trip In Parking Lot
Vina Crawford of 754 East Avenue filed suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking 10113 against First National Bank & Trust Co of Hamilton. She says she was injured March 14 when she tripped over a chain at the bank parking lot entrance and aggravated a knee injury and arthritis.
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Hamilton
Vina Crawford
East Ave
Butler County Common Pleas Court
First National Bank & Trust Co
Bank
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