Bomb scare wave prompts call for stronger federal explosives laws
Mayor John V. Lindsay urges the US Justice Department to sponsor tougher federal explosives laws amid a nationwide flood of bomb scares. Explosives from outside New York were blamed for Thursday blasts causing major damage to three Manhattan skyscrapers. Police evacuated numerous buildings as 590 threats were logged since Thursday morning. Authorities linked the incidents to radical youth groups and a group naming itself Revolutionary Forces. Explosions and fires were reported in St. Ann Missouri Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Washington D C Appleton Wisconsin and other cities with no injuries.
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Appeal Filed To Revive Subversive Activities Control Board
The Nixon administration petitions the Supreme Court to restore SA C B powers to publish names of Communist Party members. The U S Circuit Court ruled 1967 that the provision violated the First Amendment. The brief argues denial would nearly destroy the act and its purpose.
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Submarine Loan to Taiwan Moves Through House Panel
The Armed Services Committee approved a loan of three Guffy class submarines to Nationalist China for Formosa antisubmarine warfare. The move, disclosed Friday in a closed Rivers panel session, awaits full House vote amid concerns it could affect Nixon administration efforts toward better relations with Red China.
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Pollution War Not Clear Yet
Washington AP President Nixon's top environmental adviser says the six week old Environment Quality Council has not defined its direction or limits in the pollution fight. Chairman Train warns the council has virtually limitless jurisdiction but no defined strategy yet. The panel will set goals and study the environmental impact of the proposed American Supersonic Transport and tanker oil spills.
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Lost and Found items scattered around local areas
Lost white female poodle named Wuffycat near Damon Park. Found ladies horn rimmed glasses near Lamberton Square apartments. Set of keys with Armco badge 6968 and license 261 LS lost near Pats Market. Childs Mickey Mouse watch missing around Wilson School. German Shepherd Pup lost near Hamilton Trenton Road. Reward offered for information on coonhounds taken from Gil Burson, Weidner Road. Call numbers provided for each item.
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Funeral notices for local residents and families
Clyde Carpenter 70 of 360 Regent Dr Middletown died at Midlletown Hospital with funeral at Grand Ave Church of God Mon 2 p.m. Rev Henry Howard officiating. Burial Butler County Memorial Park Mausoleum. Bertha Kennel 66 of Lakeland Florida died at residence March 11 with service Mon 10 a.m. Interment Springhill Cemetery. Corbin Smith 75 of Logsdon Rest Home died March 12. no local visitation. Remains to Mathews Mortuary Toccoa GA for service Mon. Catherine Strenge 78 of 1535 Oxford State Rd Middletown died Mar 14. arrangements by McCoy Leffler.
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Springhill Cemetery
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Oxford State Rd
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Leffler
Thank You Notes From the Bryant Duff Hunter Miller Families
Expressions of gratitude from multiple families for kindness received after the deaths of loved ones. Thanks extend to relatives friends neighbors churches funeral homes doctors nurses and staff at V A Hospital Dayton and Crawford Convalescing Home. Specific thanks to individuals for prayers consoling words and support.
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Memory Lane Lemmons Remembering Leo Lemmons
In loving memory of my husband Leo Lemmons who passed away two years ago on March 15 1968. Dolly writes of loneliness and treasured memories, expressing strength to carry on while noting how much he meant and is sadly missed.
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Funeral Homes Listed for Local Arrangements
Local obituary and funeral notices list McCoy Leffler and Riggs Funeral Homes along with Joseph R. Baker & Sons and Dial Funeral Home providing contact numbers for arrangements. Community mourners are advised to contact the listed houses for services and tributes.
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