Tarr Confirmed as New Selective Service Director
Curtis W. Tarr former college president and former draftee was confirmed by the Senate to head the Selective Service. The vote was by voice with no opposition after an Armed Services Committee hearing praised his qualifications. He succeeds Gen. Lewis B. Hershey who retired February 15 after holding the post since 1940.
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Curtis W. Tarr
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Carmichael Returns to United States from Africa
US government source says civil rights leader Stokely Carmichael has returned from self exile in Africa arriving in New York on a commercial flight from Dakar. The report notes his return followed his stay in Dakar and origin abroad.
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Stokely Carmichael
Africa
United States
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Rise in Living Costs Fastest in 20 Years
The February Consumer Price Index rose five tenths of one percent, the sharpest monthly gain in 20 years. Food and apparel led increases, housing costs rose, and medical care services jumped, with transportation unchanged and wages rising modestly offset by higher prices.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington (Ap) — Livement
Govern
Labor Department
Mental Health Plan Hearing Set Monday in Butler County
A public hearing on the Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board plan for the coming year is scheduled for Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the county courthouse. The plan seeks state reimbursement and outlines centers in Hamilton and Middletown, personnel goals, and coordination efforts with local agencies. The 1970 71 budget totals 222151 including 159694 for the clinic and 148851 state share.
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Bond set in narcotics case and other local court actions
A Middletown youth posted a $20,000 property bond after pleading in nocent to marijuana and hallucinogen possession and being held to the Butler County grand jury. Charges include narcotics sales and possession. several others received fines for weapons and drunken driving offenses in municipal court.
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Jourdan’s Son Fined for Marijuana Possession
Louis Jourdan's 18 year old son Louis Henry Jourdan received a $250 fine and a suspended one year jail term after pleading guilty to marijuana possession in Santa Monica California. He was arrested December 29 by sheriff's deputies. The actor attended court with his son as the sentence was imposed.
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