Kidnapers Keep Masks On During Ambassador Von Holleben Captivity
West German Ambassador Ehrenfried von Holleben says his captors kept masks on, held him in one room for five days, and transported him in a box after being seized from his car. Police report arrests citywide as leaflets identify the Popular Revolutionary Vanguard.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Ehrenfried von Holleben
Rio
Copacabana
von Holleben
Algiers
Popular Revolutionary Vanguard
Brazil
von Hoileben
Widow enlists to carry on for fallen husband in Vietnam
Shirley Jean Bellrichard 25 of Santa Clara joins the Army to honor her late husband Pfc Leslie Bellrichard. He died saving comrades in central Vietnam May 20 1967. She will train eight weeks at Ft McClellan then pursue nursing, hoping for Vietnam posting. Her family supports the decision while she forfeits some survivor benefits for base pay.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Shirley Jean Bellrichard
Vicow
Vietnam
Army
Wsband
Nixon
Pfc
Leslie Bearhard
Janesville
Wis
Oallance
Oakland Army
Bellrichard
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Foothill College
Vietna
Leslie
Edna France
Rumpke Ruling Impacts Cincinnati Industries
A Hamilton County Common Pleas ruling bars Rumpke from accepting industrial wastes, forcing firms like Procter & Gamble Carlisle Chemicals Formica Corp EMS E industries Chevron Asphalt H Lawson Inter Chemical to seek alternative disposal or costly transport to treatment plants. Rumpke may appeal but expects to exit industrial waste business, while local firms face storage limits and no contingency plans yet.
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Ncinmati AP
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
William S. Mathews
Alan S. Montague
Hamilton County Sanitation
Procter & Gamine
Carlisle Chemicals
Formica Corp
Emery Industries
Chevron Asphalt
H. Lawson Co
Interchemical Corp
Trempke
Hamilton County
William Rumpke
Ie Dump
Rumpke
Local Doctor Earns Medicine Degree From Cincinnati University
Lloyd EF Slusher son of former area residents Mrs Rosie Suster and the late John Slusher earned a doctor of medicine degree from the University of Cincinnati. A Cincinnati resident, he graduated Lemon Monroe High School in 1956 and earned a BA from Miami University. He will intern at Municipal Hospital in Tampa Florida. He and his wife Bonnie have five children.
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Lloyd EF. Slusher
Rosie Suster
Fort Pierce
Fla
John Slusher
University of Cincinnati
Slusher
Cincinnati
Lemon-Monroe High School
Miami University
Bonnie
Municipal Hospital
Tampa
Hawaii Pioneers State Income Tax in 1901
The article notes Hawaii started an individual income tax in 1901, long before statehood, as a pioneering move among the states. It mentions Maine and Illinois first imposing the tax in 1968.
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New York
Hawaii
Maine
Sinois
Talwin Addiction risk prompts government review
Justice Department advisers will consider restricting Talwin pentazocine after reports of rising addiction. Deputy counsel Michael Sonnenreich cites cases climbing from 70 in January to 205 by April as Sterlin Drug Inc reports fewer than 100 addiction cases.
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Washington
Justice Department
Michael R. Sonnenreich
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Bureau
Sonnenreich
Sterlin Drug Inc
Robert Pfister
Sterling
Flag Pins Sell Like Hot Cakes in St. Louis
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports selling 42 575 American flag pins in three weeks and expects as many as 40 000 more orders. The 1% karat gold finish pin sold for 25 cents over the counter and by mail.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Talwin
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Doellmann’s
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Orig
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