Army orders grand jury type probe in Donaldson murder case
The Army orders an Article 32 investigation into Brig. Gen. John W. Donaldson on six Vietnamese civilian slayings amid charges he fired on them from a helicopter. A second assault specification was dismissed. Hearings at Ft. Meade will determine if evidence supports a court martial.
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Robert A. Dobkin Washington
Army
John W. Donaldson
Donaldson
Ft. Meade
U.S
Quang Ngai Province
Lith
Claire Hutchin
Hutchin
1St Army Headquarters
Antiwar Senators Press For New Indochina Withdrawal Plan
In Washington the war senators push for a new compromise to end U S troop involvement in Indochina, seeking a nine month withdrawal after enactment tied to prisoner releases. Proposals by Cook Eagleton Stevens Hartke and others flank potential dates May 15 or Oct 15 1972 with prisoner release conditions.
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Washington
U.S
Indochina
Hugh Scott
Europe
Marlow W. Cook
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Vance Hartke
Ind
Cook
Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
United States
George McGovern
D-S.d
Mark Hatfield
House panel advances shared funding for child care programs
The House Education subcommittee endorsed extending Head Start type benefits to millions of non-poor preschool children and to day care programs. Aimed at broader eligibility, the measure would fund centers via local policy councils while charging sliding fees for higher income families. Brademas noted rising need as working mothers grow.
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Washington
House
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Brademas
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Chisholm
William Clay
D-Mo
Middletown Bicycle Clinic Awards Prizes At Session
A first Middletown bicycle clinic session awarded prizes in sprint events at McKinley School. Ten speed champions were Dean Lockhart and Russell Warfield. girls Corneil Staley and Mrs. Mary Hart also won. Future session set for Sunday at 1 p.m. with fast slow parallel and slalom events sponsored by Middtown Cycle Shop and the park board.
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Middletown
McKinley School
Dean Lockhart
Russell Warfield
Corneil Staley
Mary Hart
Roger Crawford
Darrn Hill
Gregory Simpson
Felix Crawford
Terry Simpson
Keith Cox
Paul Anderson
Tal Jernigan
Presbyterian Synod Plans Meeting at Wooster Campus
The 91st annual meeting of the United Presbyterian Synod of Ohio will convene June 24 to 26 on the College of Wooster campus. Seventy-two commissioners from ten Ohio presbyteries will attend. Templyn Maffett of Middletown is a Miami Presbytery commissioner. A joint Synod Convocation with the Women’s Synodical is planned, a first in five years on a related college campus alongside Muskingum College.
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Ohio
Laura Bell
Dayton
Cleveland
Miss Bell
Atlanta
United Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
College of Wooster
Synod of
Oho
Miami
Templyn Maffett
Middletown
Wooster
Synod of Ohio
Muskingum College
New Concord
Synod
Two Men Found Dead in Hamilton County
Hamilton County detectives say victims William Greener aged 65 and Claude Purvis aged 53 were found dead from gunshot wounds. Investigators describe the deaths as personal safety related incidents with both men labeled as fiends in initial notes.
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Hamilton County
William Greener
Claude Purvis
Ex-Deputy’s Death Ruled Suicide Near Eaton
Preble County coroner ruled the death of Richard Jordan, 46, a former Butler County sheriff deputy, a suicide from a gunshot wound to the chest. He was found by two mushroom hunters in a wooded area about a mile from his home. A gun and handcuffs were found near the body and investigations noted his home had been ransacked.
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Richard Lieh
Richard Jordan
Near
Eaton
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