Kissinger Seeks to Reassure Japan Amid Protests
In Tokyo Henry Kissinger met Japanese industrial leaders to reassure Tokyo that U.S. relations remain central to Asian policy after Nixon’s Peking and Moscow summits. Two youths hurled anti U.S. leaflets in the hotel lobby, prompting tighter security as police detained the protesters.
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Tokyo
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Asia
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Kissinger
Japan
Southeast Asia
United Red Army
Tel Aviv Aiport
Japan Patriotic Society
Mars Pies Excite Scientists
Mars Pies Excite Scientists as Mariner 9 resumes transmission from Mars after two months in solar occultation. The craft, on storage power, returned more than two dozen pictures including a closeup of the north pole, with initial data indicating a water ice cap and layered formations suggesting periodic deposition.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 9
Mars
Earth
Tellvision
North Pole
Polar
South Pole
Muskie Declines Endorsement as McGovern Campaign Advances
In Washington AP reports Senator Muskie refuses to endorse George McGovern now citing party unity concerns. Muskie says McGovern will likely win the nomination but he will stay in the race to avoid stifling dissent. Hubert Humphrey trims campaign staff while praising past positions and reconsidering potential vice presidential alignments.
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Washington
George S. McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
McGovern
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Humphrey
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dorothy Lyon
Pittsburgh
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Not Upset About Dying It Isn t How Long You Live
San Diego. Paul Isleman, 27, faces severe health issues including diabetes for 20 years arthritis a skin disorder heart kidney high blood pressure and nerve problems He has been divorced buried his mother lost his job and given his two children to foster parents Yet he says life is worth it and believes something beyond death may exist He spends days with his sister and weekends in a desert camper van collecting rocks to relax and think
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San Diego
Calif
Paul Isleman
Isleman
Nova road closure for culvert replacement announced
Hamilton Butler County Engineer Stanley M. Perin announced that the road between Ohio 128 at Shandon and the Hamilton County line will close for about three weeks starting Monday for large culvert replacement. Detours will be provided.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Stanley M. Perin
New Haven
Ohio 128
Shandon
Hamilton County
Perin
Exemption Allows Amish to Work Without Hard Hats
In northeastern Indiana the Old Order Amish in construction faced furloughs after the 1970 OSHA rule requiring hard hats. An exemption was issued to permit Amish men to work without headgear in carpentry, preserving religious practice while leaving workers compensation and insurance untouched.
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Auburn
Ind
Indiana
John Martin Smith
Smith
U.S. Department of Labor
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Local births and residents listed for families and individuals
A jumble of names and addresses notes births in several families with several residents listed in Mason Trenton and Franklin areas. The item also mentions multiple adults including Mrs. Clark Ryan Morningstar and others tied to local streets and nursing home transfer.
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Ann Morningstar
Oxford State Road
Frank Wells
15Th Ave
Glenmore Curtis
Queen Ave
William Whitesides
Timber Trail Drive
Ralph Pelfrey
Monroe
Etta Hawthorne
Franklin
Garden Manor
Carroll Ballinger
Carlisle
Moss Winkler
Elmer Short Jr
Douglas Spears
Hood Ave
John Day
Columbia Ave
Lester Cockerham Jr
Lestie Cockerham
James Deaton
Somerville
James Greenfield
Deborah Presta
Paul Presta
Miller Road
Gregory Bates
Regent Drive
Victoria Teasley
Willie Teasley
Centennial Ave
Molly Hill
Douglas Hill
Tracy Callahan
Gerald Callahan
Charles Holder
Myrtle Holder
Claredon Ave
James M. Harris
Trenton
Hattie Nichols
N. Verity Parkway
Harvard Economist Galbraith Drops Senate Bid
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith says he is dropping his name from consideration for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
U.S. Senate
Schenk pleads insanity in ex wife's slaying
Ronald Lee Schenk 27 formerly of the Hamilton YMCA pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to first degree murder in the May 25 shotgun slaying of his former wife Brenda Gail 22 of Woodsdale. He was ordered examined by two Cincinnati psychiatrists before a July 1 trial.
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Schenk
Hamilton
Ronald Lee Schenk
Harilton Ymca
Butler County Common
Robert L. Marrs
Marrs
Cincinnati
Henry A. Masana
Henry J. Bruener
Brenda Gail
Woodsdale
Butler County
Greentree Investment picnic at Cornelius Howard farm
Employees of Greentree Investment Corp hold a company picnic at Cornelius Howard farm on Greentree Road tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those not contacted should call Mrs Howard for more information.
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Greentree ‘Investment Corp
Cornelius Howard
Greentree ‘Road
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Castanea Drive
Mason
Yesteday
Gerald Cox
Jewell St
Jack Surgenor
Franklin St
Gerald Holbrook
E. State St
James E. Lewellyn
Trenton-Franklin Road
George Clark
Germantown
Pearl Ryan
Winona
Richard J. Wessel
Butler County Grand Jury
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Arthur J. Fiehrer
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