Life magazine charges Nixon tampered with justice in San Diego
Life magazine accuses the Nixon administration of delaying prosecutions and hindering investigations to protect allies in San Diego, including C Arnholt Smith and Frank Curran. The White House denies the charges while Justice confirms no influence but notes Alessio’s conviction in the related tax case.
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Life Magazine
San Diego
Life
Denny Walsh
Tom Flaherty
Nixon
White House
C. Arnholt Smith
Frank Curran
John Alessio
Mexico
Harry Steward
U.S
California
Smith
Steward
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
CBS
Curran
The
Maga
Zine
Alessio
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Accountants Set Meeting In Dayton
The Dayton chapter of the National Association of Accountants will hold its meeting tomorrow at 5 30 p m at the Dayton Engineers Club. Featured speaker is David B Meeker director of Winters National Bank and Trust Co who will discuss counting for management.
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Dayton
National Association of Accountants
Engineer's Club
David B. Meeker
Winters National Bank Nd Trust Co
Scouts hike Wright Memorial Trail and visit Air Force Museum
Members of Boy Scout Troop 72 sponsored by Christ Methodist Church hiked the 12 mile Wright Memorial Trail and visited the Air Force Museum over the weekend. Participants included Bill Frisch Mike Profitt Mark Lambert Charles Landis Steve Landis Mark Lansaw and scoutmaster Orville Lansaw.
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Christ Methodist Church
Wright Memorial
Air Force Museum
Bill Frisch
Mike Profitt
Mark Lambert
Charles
Steve Landis
Mark Lansaw
Orville Lansaw
Local Men Named To State Chamber Board
Two local men join 43 statewide appointees to the Ohio Chamber of Commerce board. Gordon E. Hughes of 5808 Hamilton Lebanon Road, Armco Steel vice president, begins his first term. Q R Reeder of 3106 Sheldon Read, McGraw Construction secretary treasurer, is re elected.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Gordon E. Hughes
Hamilton-Lebanon Road
Armco Steel Corp
Q. R. Reeder
Sheldon Read
McGraw Construction Co
Hughes
Armco
Middletown Works
International
The
Com
Auction of Penn Central memorabilia in Philadelphia
Darlene Morelli, secretary for the Penn Central Railroad, poses beside a 150 year old wooden drive wheel from a John Bull type locomotive as part of a Philadelphia sale of more than half a million railroad items. The auction will offer huge models, tickets, posters, and record books from the former Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Darlene Morelli
Penn Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Twirlers win national baton competiton at Lakota Junior High
Saturday event at Lakota Junior High crowned local champions. Royal Babes junior team Donna Cox Anne Given led junior duet. Kathy Boehm won youngest age group. Donna Green and Robyn Crouch tied for intermediate divisions. Virginia Downs and Sheryl Longworth earned top honors in multiple solo and military categories. Several other awardees include Anne Given Jennifer Gilbert Debra Dietz Michele Lawson Donna Cox Kim Geckler Kim McKinley Kim Fultz Kris Lynn Alley Missy Murray.
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Natonal Baton
Lakota Junior High School
Royal Babes
Donna Cox
Anne Given
Kathy Boehm
Donna Green
Robyn Crouch
Virginia Downs
Jennifer Gilbert
Debra Dietz
Michele Lawson
Kim Geckler
Kim McKinley
Kim Fultz
Kris Lynn Alley
Missy Murray
Council Tries To Save Taxpayers By Driving Safely
Middletown Area Safety Council and Butler County Engineer run an eight hour defensive driving course for government vehicle operators. First session last week drew 22 employees from Middletown fire and Union Township road crews. The program aims to lower accident costs for taxpayers and will award certificates at graduation. Local council has ranked highly nationally with 91.20 percent graduates last year and over 1,100 in two years.
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Middletown Area Safety Council
Butler County Engineer's Office
Jim Schaffner
Safety Council
Fire Department
Middletown
Union Township
Schaffner
National Safety Council
Brother of James Earl Ray Barred From Prison
Bru shy Mountain State Prison officials baned Jerry Ray, brother of James Earl Ray, from the prison for six months for allegedly smuggling a letter out. Warden Robert Moore said Jerry Ray mailed a letter from his brother to the Knoxville News Sentinel. James Earl Ray denied attempting to escape in the letter.
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Earl Ray
Tenn
Brushy Mountain State
James Earl Ray
Robert Moore
Jerry Ray
Knoxville News-Sentinel
Martin Luther King Jr
Violence erupts again at Walpole State Prison
In Walpole Massachusetts guards stormed tents and barricades Sunday night as 18 inmates refused entry to cells. Five inmates and two guards injured. Earlier Friday a riot at Norfolk State Prison sparked $200000 in damages after a stabbing.
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Walpole
Thorities
Norfolk State Prison
Robert Donnelly
Swallows Return to Capistrano Feast Day Tradition
The Feast Day of St. Joseph brings swallows to Mission San Juan Capistrano though not all arrive on time. Mission spokesmen estimate about 15 percent of the birds arrive early, with most arriving on the feast day.
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Calif
St. Joseph
Mission San Juan Capistrano
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