Six European Ministers Meet In Luxembourg On Pound Crisis
Finance and foreign ministers of the Six convene in Luxembourg to address Britain's pound float and the future of the agreed exchange-rate system. Anthony Barber joins discussions as Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg back a joint float against the dollar, while France favors fixed rates with capital controls.
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Luxembourg
Britain
Anthony Barber
Barber
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Karl Schiller
Italy
Ireland
Norway
Denmark
Middletown Securities and Local Obituaries Noted
List of securities quotes appears with percentages for many companies. Obituary notices note Joanne Cooper, mass and church service details, and several local residents with service times and funeral homes listed.
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Joanne Cooper
Brough Ave
St. Ann's Church
City Study One Agenda For Planners
The City Planning Commission will review a development standards study at a special master plan meeting on Wednesday at 11 30 p m in the City Building commission chamber. The study compares land use standards in other cities and notes a 1971 land use survey and a housing preferences study for apartment dwellers. The fifth meeting in the series, open to the public, aims to guide a master plan through 1973.
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City Planning Commission
Commission Chamber
Robert Metz
Metz
Scouts Hike 23 Mile Mischa Mokwa Trail in Kentucky
Ten scouts and four leaders from Boy Scout Troop 2 sponsored by the Church of the Ascension hiked the 23 mile Mischa Mokwa Trail in Cumberland National Park Kentucky over the weekend. Scouts earning a hiking patch include Rick Hill Buddy Martin Dan Greathouse Scott Stoutenborough Mike Leigh Bob Kent Tom Gamble Ricky Doebler Mark Trimble and Brian Bauer. The group was led by Jim Fisher Joe Thomas George Bauer and Mulford Martin.
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Boy Scout Troop 2
Church of the Ascension
Cumberland National Park
Kentucky
Rick Hill
Biffy Martin
Dan Greathouse
Scott Stoutenborough
Mike Leigh
Bob Kent
Tom Gamble
Ricky Doebler
Mark Trimble
Brian Bauer
Jim Fisher
Joe Thomas
George Bauer
Mulford Martin
Stolen Car Found Burned On River Levee
A $4,000 1967 car stolen at 11:15 p.m. Saturday from Yankee Road and Michigan Avenue was found burned on the Great Miami River levee by firefighters at 1:23 a.m. Sunday. Duane Gamble reported the theft. police and firemen continued investigating today.
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Great
Miami River
Duane Gamble
Roosevelt Blvd
Apt. D
Yankee Road
Michigan Avenue
Ohio Egg and Poultry Prices Across Major Cities
Ohio price report lists egg packaging by grade and carton size with values for large medium and small A. Retail carton prices show white large A mostly 42 to 43 cents and medium 36 to 38 cents. Farm hen prices around 7.3 dollars per unit and ready to cook broilers/ fryers range from about 28.75 to 30 dollars in Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Break-in Steals TV Stereo Clock Radio from Park Street Home
Police report a break-in at the home of Mrs. Sylvia Cunningham 118 Park Street. A television a stereo set and a clock radio valued at 660 dollars were stolen yesterday.
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Sylvia Cunningham
Park St
Steel Orders On Rise Despite Midyear Slump Says Industry Week
Industry Week predicts a fourth quarter rebound for the steel industry with about 25 million net tons of output. Stronger August orders are seen from automobile construction and shipbuilding, aided by price hedging ahead of an end to the price freeze. Shipments for Q2 likely exceed 21.2 million tons, with a smaller decline in Q3. Imports are down except on the West Coast as inventories remain low.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Industry Week Magazine
Business Weekly
Industry Week
Blue Cross Sued Over Billing and Claims Practices
Eleven Cleveland attorneys sue Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio alleging failure to screen industrial related cases and overcharging subscribers by as much as 10 million dollars annually. They seek audits of admissions and claims from 60 hospitals over ten years and pro rata repayment to subscribers.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Blue Cross
Ohio
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Industrial Commission
Russell Riegler
Industrial Commissioner
Riegler
Hunter Clark VFW Honored At Ohio Convention
Hunter Clark VFW Post 6405 received multiple awards at the Department of Ohio VFW Convention in Cincinnati. The honors include Loyalty Day Queen participation, an outstanding Loyalty Day program, 100 percent membership, legislative and major project citations, and monetary awards. Attendees included Warren Stallworth and Charles A. Carter among post leaders, with Ruthie Carter and Hattie Hardeman representing the auxiliary.
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Hunter Clark Vfw
Department of Ohio
VFW
Cincinnati
Buddy Poppy
Voice of Democracy
Warren Stallworth
Charles A. Carter
Hayood Aldridge
John Paul Jones
Leon Hull
Theodore Bolden
Edward Roinson
Gene Hart
Henry Watson
Willie Bryant
Miles Ringer
Clifford Harris
Ceylon Leader Calls Nixon China Pact a Historic Watershed
Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike of Ceylon lauds the Nixon Chinese agreements as a historic watershed ending the freeze in relations between China and the United States.
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Tokyo
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Nixon
China
United States
Crafts Festival Set by Middletown Library Branch
The Union Township Branch of the Middletown Public Library hosts a crafts demonstration on Thursday July 6 at 10 am in the Hopewell School cafeteria on Cox Road Pisgah. Librarians Phyllis Bartley and Jean Dobrozsi lead with papier mache mod podge decoupage and transfer art. An exhibit features crafts for scouting church groups and elementary classrooms. Branch hours through Sept 5: Mon Wed 6 9 pm Tue Fri 10 am 4 pm and Thu 10 am to noon.
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Union Township
Middletown Public Library
Hopewell School
Cox Road
Pisgah
Phyllis Bartley
Jean Dobrozsi
Peggy Beatty
Medicare Hike Won’t Be 15.80 in July Rise
A Journal typo mis-stated Medicare Part B premium increase. the basic rate rises 20 cents from 5.60 to 5.80 in July. Fred Globig, district manager, notes the error caused calls to the Hamilton Social Security office. The 1970 increases were 30 cents and 1.30 dollars.
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Journal
Butler County
Hamilton
Independence Hall Construction Timeline
Independence Hall in Philadelphia began in 1732 and reached completion in 1759, marking early American architectural development.
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Philadelphia
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