Subdued Ohio commencements stress lasting values
Ohio college grads faced a tempered mood this weekend as speakers urged peacemaking, electoral participation, realism, and traditional values. At Cincinnati, Mount Union, Wittenberg, Otterbein, and Ohio Wesleyan, leaders including Senator Hatfield, Senator McGee, Rockefeller official Thompson, Ambassador Akar, and Senator Saxbe urged graduates to pursue peaceful change, practical programs, unity, and adherence to core ideals amid turbulent times.
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Associated Press
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
U.S
Indochina
Hatfield
Mount Union College
Alliance
Gale McGee
Dwyo
America
McGee
Springfield
Wittenberg University
Kenneth W. Thompson
Rockefeller Founda
Otterbein College
Westerville
Sierra Leone
John J. Akar
Javits Seeks 30 Day Cap on undeclared War Moves
Sen. Jacob Javits proposed a 30 day limit on the Presidents authority to deploy U.S. forces without a formal declaration of war. The New York Republican urged hearings in the Foreign Relations Committee as Senate gears for the final week of debate on Southeast Asia policy. The measure would allow actions against sudden attacks or to protect U.S. nationals abroad for a maximum thirty days unless Congress acts to extend.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
U.S
New York Republican
Cambodia
Vietnam
Javits
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Southeast Asia
United States
Congress
Indochina
Job Wanted Ads Not Under Federal Law
A federal judge ruled that job wanted advertisements are not covered by the federal ban on sex discrimination in advertising. Brenia Brush, 37, of San Francisco claimed discrimination by The San Francisco Newspaper Printing Co., publisher of the Chronicle and Examiner. Judge William T. Sweigert dismissed the suit, noting Congress did not include newspapers among covered employers in the law.
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San Francisco
Brenia Brush
Ohio State confers DVM on Robert Cape of Columbus
Robert E Cape son of Mr and Mrs Edward L Cape of 6720 Stonyrill Lane received the doctor of veterinary medicine degree from Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine Columbus at graduation Friday. A 1960 Leamon Monroe High School graduate he also holds BS and MA degrees in biology from Bowling Green State University He has become an associate veterinarian at Knapp Veterinary Hospital in Columbus and resides with his wife Barbara at 1340 Dublin Road Apt 7 He is grandson of Mr and Mrs Sidney Cape.
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College of Veterinary Medicine
Ohio State University
Collumbus
Leamon- Monroe High School
Cape
Bowling Green State University
Dr. Cape
Knapp Veterinary Hospital
Columbus
Barbara
Dublin, Road
Sidney Cape
Two Held In Break-In At Madison Inn West Middletown
Two persons were being held in city jail for investigation of a break-in at the Madison Inn West Middletown. Lt Cliff Dye of the Butler County police and two Middletown patrolmen arrested the pair. Police reported 10 bottles of whisky and a gun were confiscated from a car at the rear of the inn.
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Madison Inn
West Middletown
Cliff Dye
Butler County Police
Middletown
Lords Rampage in Harlem after Young Lords protest
Hundreds of youths rampaged through 11 blocks of East Harlem injuring seven police officers and causing widespread damage after a street rally protesting arrest of Young Lords leader Juan Ortiz. Dozens of fires and looting followed while Ortiz faced charges. Young Lords leader Felipe Luciano denied involvement.
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New York
Harlem
Young Lords
Brownsville
Brooklyn
Third Avenue
111Th Street
Thomas Saville
112Th Street
Juan C. Ortiz
Felipe Luciano
Chaiman
Bronx
Ortiz
Jack McCall
Newark
N.J
Apollo Final Report Expected To Be Critical Of Management
A special review board has completed its final Apollo 13 report likely faulting management for the near disaster. The findings, prepared for NASA administrator Thomas Paine, examine explosion causes, assign blame, and propose fixes to prevent recurrences ahead of future missions.
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Apollo
Washington
Edgare M. Cortright
Thomas O. Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fluoridation Backed by Middletown Medical Bodies
Middletown area medical and dental groups endorse water fluoridation set for a June 23 vote. Dr. Marion R. Swisher notes one part per million fluoridation benefits children’s teeth and cites 22 years of study showing no health harm. Endorsements align with AMA ADA USPHS and other national health groups.
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Middletown
Marion R. Swisher
Better Health Committee
Middletown Hospital Association
Kelly Dental Society
Dental Society
Butler County
Warren County
American Medical Association
The
American Dental Association
United States Public Health Service
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Committee On Chronicness
National Research Council
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