University researcher killed after street fight near UC
Jesse Earl Woodman a 25 year old University of Cincinnati biology doctoral student and former Marine was knocked down near Victor and McMillan streets and died in hospital. Two youths aged 16 and 15 are in juvenile custody as investigators pursue details. Woodman grew up in Olmsted Falls and sought a malaria cure through his tropical disease research.
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Lynne Woodman
Jesse Earl Woodman
Lynne
Olmsted Falls
Woodman
Cincinnati
Victor
McMillan
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State Universities
University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music
Frank Heck
Nashville mother charged with neglect over loan company pay
Wanda Lee Thompson, 27, of Nashville, sent her 5-year-old daughter to a loan company that garnisheed her paycheck. The child is a ward of juvenile court and Thompson faces neglect charges after the incident.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Wanda Lee Thompson
Teresa Lynn Thomipson
Teresa Lynn
Martha Marsh
Bernice Clements
Bill McMaster
Milk price drive and threats from the National Farmers Organization
The National Farmers Organization presses four month milk processing contracts to raise prices by two cents a quart while threatening to slaughter dairy cows if unmet. In Minneapolis four processors reportedly accepted the contracts as ABC unions back the withholding campaign.
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Chicago
National Farmers Organization
NFO
NFC
Minneapolis
Ohio
Athens County Nfc
Earl Bailey
New Boss In Sierra Leone
A sudden shift in Sierra Leone's week long power struggle elevates Lt. Col. Ambrose Patrick Genda from fifth to head a six member UN mission and eight member national reform council. The move comes amid arrests of several leaders after the March 17 general election in the British Commonwealth nation.
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United Nations, N.Y
Sierra Leone
Ambrose Patrick Genda
U.N
Genda
National Reformation Council
Army
A Crooked Smile A Dying Girl Takes Her Last Train Ride
Terri Ann Duskin a five year old girl with a brain tumor rides an observation car from Minneapolis to St Paul in her last days. Her mother Mrs Harry Duskin holds her as the train passes industrial decay and passing scenes while doctors fear she may not reach her sixth birthday.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Terri Ann Duskin
Brookdale
St. Paul
Harry Duskin
Terri Ann
Celler predicts House reversal on Powell seating
Rep. Emanuel Celler says the House will seat Adam Clayton Powell after a special election, citing private talks and second thoughts among members who opposed seating him March 1. Rep. John Conyers agrees the House would likely change its view and avoid a repeat of the previous action.
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Celler
House
Powell
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
New York
Harlem
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Holy Saturday Prayer Colors World Vigil For Easter
Christians worldwide observed Holy Saturday as they prayed for peace in Vietnam and social justice. The rite at St Peter's Basilica started with blessing of the new fire and led to a Papal Mass as bells rang across Rome. In the U S Easter dawn services were held nationwide while the Pope prepared an Easter message and an encyclopedia on social justice.
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Rome
Vietnam
Paul VI
Christ
Vatican
Old Jerusalem
United States
Chicago
New York City
Washington
Mount Pleasant
St. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church
Pittsburgh
Jesus
Midwest Heat Wave Exhibits Record March Temperatures
Dry weather settled over most of the nation after record highs in Iowa and Nebraska. Rain fell from West Virginia to the Great Lakes and Texas to Iowa, with Lubbock Texas receiving the heaviest rain and hail. Temperatures climbed into the 80s across Nebraska and Iowa, with Grand Island setting a March 24 high of 88 and a low of 56, while Mason City tied 57 with Orlando and Vero Beach.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Nebraska
West Virginia
Great Lakes
Texas
Lubbock
Tex
Gulf States
Grand Island
Neb
Mason City
Orlando
Vero Beach
Fla
Weather warms up with possible Easter showers
A warm trend reaches the Miami Valley with morning lows near 55 and highs in the 70s. Cloudy skies persist with scattered showers and thunderstorm chances tonight and tomorrow ahead of the holiday.
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Miami Valley
Weather Bureau
Heavy convoy ambush raises toll in Quang Tri fighting
In northern South Vietnam Communist forces ambushed a 121 truck convoy near Da Nang. U S Marines suffered 24 dead and 140 wounded while 57 trucks were wrecked. Mines hit a Marine convoy causing three burned vehicles and 3 Marines killed with 10 wounded. Battles centered on Con Thien Mountain and Quang Tri Province as Communist forces estimated at 35,000 in the area. The ambushed convoy had delivered an army battalion to Quang Ngai City and was returning to Da Nang along Highway 1.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U. S
da Nang
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
North
Quang Tri
Quang Ngai
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