Woman testifies she was paid to copy Pentagon study documents
Linda Sinay, 28, said Daniel Ellsberg paid her 150 dollars in late 1969 or early 1970 to duplicate documents for him. She described Ellsberg as a dear friend and noted she met him in 1969. Her testimony was labeled inconsequential by her attorney, with the grand jury investigating possible national security violations.
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Los Angeles
Pentagon
Daniel Elsberg
Ellsberg
Defense Department
Rand Corp
New York Times
Times
Vietnam
Linda Sinay
Grand Jury
Elisberg
Ellsberg McKissack
McKissack
The
Rand
Fumes force Imperial residents from homes after hangar fire
Imperial Calif AP reports toxic fumes from a burning crop dusting hangar evacuated 809 to 1,000 residents in a two block area. Sixteen treated for inhalation, others ill but stable. Quarantine of 450 homes began for 48 hours. may end early if tests show dissipation. Fire described as torpedo like, hangar destroyed. decontamination and blood tests planned for responders. An evacuation center opened at county fairgrounds. many took shelter with friends.
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Imperial
Calif
Fred Singh
Voctor Barton
City Civil Defense
Imperial County
Singh
Priests in immunity hearing probe Ohio bomb plots
A federal grand jury in Cleveland opened a probe into alleged plots to burn and bomb public offices in Ohio around 1909. Two Roman Catholic priests, Revs. Robert Begin and Bernard Meyer, were linked to a plan to destroy a Selective Service office in Painesville. The hearing also touched on other figures linked to draft record destruction and the Dow Chemical ransacking, with Miss Lynn Jackson granted immunity while facing possible contempt if she withholds answers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
James C. Connell
Robert T. * Begin
Bernard FE. Mey
Lynn Jackson
Connell
Robert A. Malecki
Robert H. Brake
Akron
Silver Springs
Dow Chemical Co
Washington, D.C
Father Meyer
Father Begin
Munity
Robert B Cubbage
Robert D. Sharp
U.S. Justice Department
Internal Security
Tssion
Deaths And Funerals In Troy And Area
Thomas Paul Druley 44 of Troy formerly Middletown died from a heart attack on the job at Shrover Brothers Construction Co. He was a former funeral director at Rhoode Funeral Home and Navy veteran. Surviving wife Patricia, two sons Scott and Mark, daughter Janeen, his mother, a brother and two sisters. Services at Deeter Funeral Home Troy Saturday with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today. An LOOF service at Fairmount Cemetery. Also notices for Veo Murray Waynesville Ormond Beach died, services Saturday Stubbs Conner Funeral Home Miami Cemetery Corwin. Other obituaries listed: John Tyra, Billy Gilley, Alvin Schwab, Cloyd Cummins, Herman Dickerscheid with service times.
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Thomas Paul Druley
Troy
Middletown
Shrover Brothers Construction Co
Rhoode Funeral Home
Patricia
Scott
Mark
Janeen
Hime
Paul Druley
Melvin
Betty Sebald
Peg Welsh
Deeter
Woodside Cemetery
Waynesvile
Veo M. Murray
Ormond Beach
Fla
Waynesville
Stubbs-Conner
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Murray
Ornwad Beach Hospital
Robert Adams
San Diego
Calif
Rachael Smith
Charles Davis
James Davis
Tucson
Ariz
Mrs Esther Beachler Smith 51 dies in Middletown Hospital
Esther Beachler Smith 51 of 6436 Shelly Drive Franklin died 5 45 p m Thursday at Middletown Hospital after a one day stay. Survived by husband Sam two sons Larry and Glen Beachley Middletown and two grandchildren. Services 2 p m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Jamies Fulcher to officiate. Burial North Cemetery Monroe. Funeral home hours Sunday 3 5 and 7 9 p m.
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Esther Beachler Smith
Shelly Drive
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
North Cemetery
Monroe
James Ball Jr. Dies at Grandview Hospital Dayton
James Ball Jr. of 10 Cherry St Springboro died early today at Grandview Hospital Dayton where he had been a patient 0 days. Arrangements are incomplete at Anglesby Funeral Home.
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James Ball Jr
Franklin
Cherry St
Springboro
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Anglesby
Camden farmer Ernst W. Lamm Dies After Illness
Ernst W. Lamm 69 well known Somers Township farmer died at 10 30 a m Thursday at his home west of Camden after an extended illness He was a native of Butler County and a member of COF Western Star Lodge 109 at Camden Surviving are his wife Opal and two sisters Mabel Angst Seven Mile and Susan Roemer Hamilton Funeral services at KR C Nein & Sons Funeral Home Sunday Burial planned
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Camden
Ernst W. Lamm
Somers
Lamm
Butler County
COF Western Star Lodge
Opal
Mabel Angst
Seven Mile
Susan Roemer
Hamilton
KR. C. Nein & Sons
Garden Manor Nursing Home to Open New Addition in Fall
Garden Manor on Hamilton Middletown Road plans a September opening for a 84,000 square foot expansion boosting bed capacity from 128 to 215. Administrator Steven Boymel says the new space provides staff dining, lounge, offices, classrooms, physician and dentist offices, nutrition and physical therapy areas, laundry, and a kitchen able to serve 300. Outpatient physical therapy will also be offered. full occupancy expected in about six months.
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Garden Manor
Hamilton Middletown Road
Steven Boymel
National Nursing Home
Boymel
Plan to share federal welfare aid by local recipents
Rep. Charles Vanik and three co sponsors proposed a welfare aid plan to fund local governments based on the number of welfare recipients. The proposal would cost about 2 billion dollars initially and target hard pressed cities. It would allocate 150 dollars per recipient deemed incapable of tax contribution, counting about 13 million people.
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Washington
Charles Vanik
D-Ohio
Nixon
Vanik
Sam Gibbons
D-La
James Corman
Dcalif
Richard Fulton
Dtenn
Dog Bite Suit Filed Over 1969 Injury in Middletown
Gina Little by her mother Mrs Gays Little sues William and Alma Ingram in Butler County Common Pleas Court alleging a July 4 1969 dog bite on the defendants property caused injuries to the girl including back and arm pain. Damages sought total 31184.20 including medical expenses and 30000 for the child. the mother seeks 1184.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Ares
Butler County
Roman Galley Found Near Elba Island Off Italy
Divers have found a second century Roman galley off Portoferrraio near Elba. The ship carries large storage vases and pots used for melting metal, indicating metallic trade or craft activity. Researchers explore the wreck to study ancient seafaring and industry.
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Portoferraio
Italy
Elba
AMA President Seeks Unified Medical Profession
Dr. Charles A. Hoffman, Huntington urologist, elected president elect of the American Medical Association, said his two priorities are unifying the profession and securing better medical care for the public. He warned against a nationalized system, calling it a dream of idealists and socialists and affirmed that Americans favor a private medical profession. He will assume office at the AMA convention in Atlantic City next summer. Hoffman, 66, is an Ironton native who has practiced in Huntington for 25 years.
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Huntington
W.va
Charles A. Hoffman
American Medical Association
AMA
Hoffman
Tri-State
Atlantic City
Ironton
Ohio
America
Drivers Escape Injury in Parkway Collision
Neither driver was seriously hurt after a crash at S Verity Parkway and Lafayette Avenue at 1:35 p.m. yesterday. Harry Drury, 71, of 436 Bank Ave, Hamilton, planned to see a physician. Ralph Booth, 51, of 3023 Mohawk St, declined treatment. Brakes failed in Booth car due to a wheel hose break. Drury’s 1967 pickup valued at $400 and Booth’s 1961 car at $500 sustained total damage of $900.
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Chess
S. Verity Parkway
Lafayette Avenue
Harry Drury
Bank Ave
Hamilton
Ralph Booth
Mohawk St
Booth
Drury
Bootts
Fire Runs Prompt Medical Aid And Birth Report
Yesterday at 9 44 a m a fire run at 3915 Vannest Ave sent Ace Gibson aged 47 to Middletown Hospital by ambulance after illness. Today at 6 45 a m a case at 510 Roosevelt Blvd involved Mrs Lorene Neace aged 21 in labor with a baby born at 7 37 a m hospital transfer by ambulance.
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Vannest Ave
Ace Gibson
Middletown Hospital
Roosevelt Blvd
Lorene Neace
Woman sues bank over demanded resignation
Effie K Bradbury of 326 Chestnut St files suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court against the First National Bank of Hamilton seeking access to information about alleged misappropriation at her previous job. She says she worked at the bank from May 1 1970 to May 28 last year when the personnel manager told her she must resign or be fired, citing information the bank refuses to disclose to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Effie K. Bradbury
Chestnut St
Butler County Common Pleas Court
First National Bank of Hamilton
Kentucky film on narcotics for drive in theaters
The Kentucky Department of Mental Health launches a 34 minute color film on drug use titled The Seekers to educate youth. It will be shown at drive in theaters and also distributed to indoor theaters for use with regular features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
State Department of Mental Health
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