Young Republicans hear optimism on GOP at Ohio meeting
Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk and Senator Robert Taft Jr. urged Young Republicans in Oxford to stay hopeful amid Watergate. They praised local government, revenue sharing, and proposed reforms to curb future scandals while defending Nixon and GOP policy on foreign and domestic fronts.
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John Leach
Oxford
Ohio
Cleveland
Ralph Perk
Senate
Howard Metzenbaum
Perk
Robert Taft Jr
GOP
Nixon
Congress
Taft
Heroic welcome for burn survivor Vic Curtis home
Vic Curtis 12 returns to his Karen Drive apartment after nine weeks in Cincinnati General Hospital. A 20 student crowd and Fenwick High School band greet him with a ticker tape parade arranged by Sister Josetta as Vic helps his family recover from a fireplace explosion that burned him and his mother and brother.
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Mike McLeod
Vic Curtis
Vic
John XXIII
Fenwick High School
Cincinnati General Hospital
Chris
Josetta
John XXII
Park Lane
Mary
Victor Sr
Curtis
Middletown Doctors Earn AMA Recognition Award
A total of 310 Ohio physicians qualified for the American Medical Association Physician's Recognition Award for completing 150 credit hours of continuing medical education over three years. Middletown physicians include John L. Bauer Edwin L. Hellman Charles W. Patterson Elizabeth J. W. Patterson John R. Perkins Walter H. Roehl and Robert E. Stegemiller. Additional area honorees are Harold Fishman of Springboro and Dale D. Hubbard of Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
American Medical Association
John L. Bauer
Edwin L. Hellman
Charles W. Patterson
Elizabeth J.W. Patterson
John R. Perkins
Walter H. Roehl
Robert E. Stegemiller
Harold Fishman
Springboro
Dale D. Hubbard
Franklin
Oscar W. Clarke
Ohio State Medical Association
Mrs. Glenn to Headline Middletown Fundraiser Auction
Annie Glenn wife of the Democratic Senate candidate will open Citizens for Glenn headquarters in Middletown with a ribbon cutting at 550 N University Blvd. A fundraiser auction follows including Friendship 7 and other donated items to raise campaign funds. Proceeds go to the Glenn campaign. Regional coordinators oversee activities across twelve counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship 7
Middletown
John Glenn
Citizens For Glenn
Annie Glenn
U.S
N. University Blvd
Glenn
Hunt Towers
Dave Finkelman
Miami University
Danny Kaye to Conduct Halle Orchestra for Charity
American actor Danny Kaye will conduct Britain's Halle Orchestra on May 23 in Manchester to aid local children and bolster the orchestra's funds. The Halle magazine quipped that the event could set serious music back a generation.
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Manchester
England
Danny Kaye
Britain
Kaye
Halle Orchestra
Halle Magazine
Dover publisher Arthur Hoopingarner dies after long illness
Dover Ohio AP Arthur A Hoopingarner longtime Ohio newspaper publisher and publican died after a long illness He would have been 81 on March 27 He retired after 50 years in the newspaper business in March 1953 when he sold the Dover Daily Reporter to Bolton Publishing In later years he held roles with the Ohio Republican Party and Republican campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Ohio
Arthur A. Hoopingarner
Pblisher
Dover Times
Dover Daily Reporter
Bolton Publishing, Inc
Republican Party
Oil field found under Suez Gulf could yield 300000 bpd
Cairo based Akhbar el Youm reports a 57 square mile oil field discovered beneath the Suez Gulf. It is described as the gulf region’s largest find to date and could eventually produce up to 300 thousand barrels per day.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Gulf
Akhbar el-Youm
Gulf
Deaths and Funerals: Gillgus Smith Henry
Mary Gillgus 78 of 302 S Main St died yesterday in her home. Widow of Ralph Gillgus born in Columbus living here since 1960 with two daughters two sons two brothers a sister four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Catherine Smith 65 of 1938 Erie Ave died yesterday in Middletown Hospital. Burial at Grace Memorial Gardens. Pearl Henry 93 formerly of 50 N Maple St died Friday at Carlisle Care Center. Services Monday at John Arpp Funeral Home Germantown Cemetery.
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Mary Gillgus
S. Main St
Ralph Gillgus
Columbus
Betty Ramsdell
Detroit
Mary Jane Johns
St. Louis
John
William Kinder
Middletown
Fran Guyler
Wilson- Schramm Funeral Home
Catherine Smith
Erie Ave
Middletown Hospital
Smith
Clay City
Otha
Billie
Richard
Nancy
Germantown
Pearl Henry
N. Maple St
Carlisle Care Center
Stephen Henry
Joseph Henry
Arcadia Calif
John Arpp
Roy Miller
Campaign '72 most expensive in U. S. history
GAO figures show the 1972 presidential campaign cost at least 115 million dollars, with Nixon committees spending 49.07 million and McGovern supporters 45 million. Officials say full accuracy requires centralized reporting and tighter committee controls.
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Washington
Generals Accounting Office
GAO
Office of Federal Elections
Nixon
George S. McGovern
D-S.c
Fred Thompson
McGovern
Kissinger heads to Moscow to push nuclear treaty talks
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger prepares to depart for Moscow to break the deadlock on a new U S Soviet nuclear weapons treaty and to hasten a Golan Heights settlement between Israel and Syria. He warns of a difficult period as Congress presses for freer Jewish emigration and as SALT talks stall in Geneva.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Golan Heights
Israel
Syria
Nixon
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Congress
Geneva
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Perk Claim
Tom Luken
Cincinnati
Middle East
AMA
Citizens For
William Burhops
Union Sanitary
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Spencer Lane
Park St
2Nd Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Poasttown
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
Dover Newspaper
Cies
Hanna
E.state ST
Trenton
Westinghouse
Meatkeeper
Central Ave
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