Canadian Kidnapper Gets Life for Laporte Slaying
Paul Rose, 27, a schoolteacher and FLQ member, was sentenced to life for the strangling of Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte. Four FLQ members face murder charges as a separate trial, linked to Laporte's kidnapping and death amid Quebec separatist tensions.
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Jacques Rose
Paul
Francis Simard
Bernard Lortie
The
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Quebec
Canada
Marcel Nichols
Rose
Laporte
British Trade Commission
James R. Cross
Cuba
Pierre Laporte
Nixon Plans Kentucky Burial for Whitney Young Jr
President Nixon will attend Whitney M. Young Jr.’s burial in Lexington after reshuffling his schedule. The National Urban League leader died while swimming in Lagos, Nigeria, prompting the return of his body for services beginning in New York before a train trip to Louisville and Lexington for the burial.
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New York
Louisville
Lexington
Gilligan to ask for at least 1.5 billion in new Ohio taxes
Gov. John J. Gilligan will urge the 109th General Assembly to approve at least 1.5 billion dollars in new taxes to fund an 8 billion dollar two year budget. The plan includes a personal income tax, a corporate tax, and increases in education, welfare, mental health, and workmen’s compensation programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
109Th General Assembly
Gilligan
Organized Labor
Donnybrook
POWs seen as potential key to ending Vietnam war
An Associated Press analyst argues prisoners of war may hold the key to ending the Vietnam conflict, while their wives and families await news. The discussion appears on page 30, alongside other features. TELEVISION PILOTS and Florida sailing life are featured on pages 34 and 39 respectively.
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Vietnam
Associated Press
Florida
South Vietnamese push in final Laos phase
South Vietnamese forces began the third and final phase of the Laos campaign along Highway 914 near Sepone, facing light resistance. Officers expect the main operation to end in about two weeks with troops remaining for border strikes on enemy supplies and depots.
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Saigon
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Sepone
Campus report urges bill of rights for campuses
The Carnegie study led by Clark Kerr calls for a Bill of Rights and Responsibilities for campuses, closer police and court liaison, and contingency plans to handle emergencies. It notes rising student dissatisfaction and says most campus protest has been dissent, not disruption, amid limited public tolerance for mass protest.
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Chicago
Clark Kerr
University of California
Scranton Commission
Carnegie
Springlike Weekend Forecast With Showers
Forecast shows highs in the mid-60s to mid-70s with a chance of afternoon showers. Tonight's lows dip into the 10s and Monday remains cooler with more possible showers.
Food stamps described as a bargain for hunger in Butler County
A four part series explains how USDA approved food stamps work, their purchase rules, store participation, and restrictions. The piece notes stamp colors, denominations, and that households with limited budgets rely on this currency for weekly meals, with specifics on where to buy and who can redeem.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Butler County
Second National Bank
Hamilton
Food Stamp Office
Central Ave
Middletown
Journal
Kathleen Krumm
Preble County
Ohio
Preble
John Gray
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National Urban League
Atlantic
Lagos
Nigeria
Net
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
House
Norman Peale
Thomas Collins
Valley News
Campus Report
Ment
Willard Childs
First National Bank
Barnitz Bank
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