Robinson opposes ABM funding in congressional hearing
Washington AP reports Jackie Robinson urged Congress not to fund President Nixon’s Safeguard antimissile system. The former athlete warned deployment would distort priorities, fuel the arms race, and derail arms control, while advocating humane domestic focus and criticizing current policy amid Senate debates on a $25 billion military bill.
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Illinois
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Soldier Son Killed Hoax Calls Stir Fear at Home
A weekend call to a Germantown Road residence informed the mother her soldier son was killed at Fort Dix New Jersey. Authorities later learned the call was a hoax. The father, an Armco employee, confirmed his son was on pass and unharmed after contacting the Army post.
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Home Makers Center Ad Prompting Contact
A brief line invites readers to visit 1200 Central Ave or call 422 6372, addressing home makers seeking information or services. The fragment suggests a local business outreach with a plain contact style.
Advice for Newlyweds on Furnishings and Planning
The article offers practical guidance for newlyweds buying furniture, urging observation through magazines and home visits. It suggests clipping ideas, noting preferred styles, and bringing memos and floor plans to shop. It proposes sending a furniture consultant to measure spaces and promises budget planning, color schemes, room planning, and free expert service without charge.
Burned As Crane Hits Wire At Scout Reservation
A crane used in tree planting at Woodland Trails Scout Reservation north of Camden touched a power line Saturday evening injuring three. Crane operator Ronald Brach of Orient Rt. 2 and two 13 year old youths from Kettering, Thomas Lawson and Robert Tait, suffered burns and were treated at local hospitals. all are reported in satisfactory condition.
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Brad
New Manager for Lebanon's Golden Lamb
Michael J Muldoon former La Normandie Taverne & Chop House operator takes over as manager of the Golden Lamb in Lebanon. The Comisar brothers own the Golden Lamb lease. Muldoon may relocate from Cincinnati area after marrying and moving to Hyde Park. Travis Jackson will remain on staff as director of restaurant operations.
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Alcoholism Council To Install Officers In Ohio
The National Council on Alcoholism Butler County Ohio Inc will install new officers at its annual meeting in Butler County. Father Richard J. Donovan, Hamilton, the current president, will lead a review of the budget during the 7:34 p.m. session at the Civic Association.
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Crout Speaks at Middletown Civitan Meeting
George Crout principal of Mayfield School will address the Middletown Civitan Club at the Tuesday noon gathering at the Manchester Motor Inn. He will discuss the early history of Middletown.
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Militant Black Leader Expected at Southern Baptist Meet
In New Orleans the Southern Baptist Convention opened amid buzz a militant black preacher may attend. James Forman, head of the National Black Economic Development Conference, seeks 50 million dollars in reparations. A report condemning extremism from the Christian Life Commission is set for Friday.
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Post Office Box Lobby To Close
Post office lobby box area will close daily at 10 p.m. and on Sundays and holidays at 6 30 p m. Frank Dobrozsi postmaster announces changes in mail transportation to improve security of the building.
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House Hit By Auto Near Main and River Streets
Franklin A two car crash damaged Albert K Miller’s house at South Point where Main and River streets meet. Gerald Holt 29 of 28 Elienridge Drive drove south on S River near Hudson Ave veered right, struck a parked car owned by Warren Mitchell 1011 S River causing about 300 in damage. Holt charged with reckless driving. Holt’s car also damaged about 200 and stopped in Holt’s driveway after knocking down a street sign and shrubs.
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Junior Order Names Officers Alpha Council 326
Junior OUAM has elected officers for the term July 1 to Dec. 31. Elected were James Current councilor, William Buchanan vice-councilor, Marion Center assistant recording secretary Warnie Bowling Jr., conductor Isaiah Campbell, warden Samuel West, inside sentinel William Jolliff, outside sentinel William Jolliff, trustee. The officers will take their positions July 3. A class of candidates will be initiated on Thursday.
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Marion Center
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Twirling winner crowned at Miami sburg contest
Miss Lu Ann Evans, 15, of 803 West Fourth Ave, captured three divisions at a United States Twirling Association event in Miamisburg on Saturday. She took first in advanced solo, first in Senior J 13 and over, and second in fancy strutting 19 and over.
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Laugh-In Hosts Solid Hit In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, Dan Kowan and Dick Martin promote their first film The Maltese Bippy, arriving by helicopter and signing autographs. The duo, TV comedy kings, preview their 10 week shoot, a three film deal with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and pivot from Laugh-In style to movie satire while teasing a summer personal appearance tour.
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