Sheep deaths in Utah probe over nerve gas link continues
In Skull Valley Utah investigators probe the mass death of about 6400 sheep amid claims nerve gas testing at Dugway Proving Ground caused organic phosphate poisoning. Vet Fawcett cites lab work and urges antidote use. army officials cite inconclusive results and note similar pesticides contain the compound.
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Hatch Ranch
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Fawcett
James H. Watts
Mortimer A. Rothenberg
Rothenberg
J. E. Rasmussen
U.S. Agriculture Department
D. A Osguthorpe
Utah Bureau of Land Management
Robert Nielson
41 Arrested In Cock Fight Raid Near North Carolina
In Young Harris Georgia state police raided a vacant house near the North Carolina line finding a cock fight in progress. Forty one people were arrested for participating and released on bond. five dead gamecocks were found along with more than a dozen live ones.
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Young Kennedy Leaves Hospital After Pneumonia
Matthew Maxwell Taylor Kennedy, 2, son of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, was discharged Sunday from Georgetown University Hospital after treatment for early pneumonia. He had been admitted last Wednesday and placed in an oxygen tent.
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Candidates For Sheriff To Speak At Monroe Club Meeting
Seven Republican sheriff candidates for Butler County will speak at the Monroe Republican Club meeting at the Congress Inn. Harold Carpenter and Ed Rice have accepted invitations to speak and answer questions. Other attendees include Jack Crocker Donald Linkous Burt Gabbard Harry Martin Sr and Fort Hampton. The event is open to the public.
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Hamilton
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Republican Executive Committee
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Middletown
Jack Crocker
Lemon Township
Donald Linkous
Monroe
Burt Gabbard
Harry Martin Sr
Fairfield
Fort Hampton
Club
Jerry Lapham
Copper firms reach tentative wage deals in broad strike
Four major copper producers Anaconda American Smelting Kennecott and Phelps Dodge announced tentative wage settlements with unions ending an eight month strike. Local plant and mine issues remain unresolved and ratification votes are pending for thousands of workers across 14 states.
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Kennecott
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Johnson
White House
Stars and Stripes No Longer Flies Over Suribachi
Tokyo reports that the Stars and Stripes no longer fly over Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima. A small group of Marines quietly lowered the flag last week and a bronze replica was placed at the site. The article notes wartime losses and mentions plans to restore Iwo and Bonins to Japanese rule later this year.
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Powell warns of civil strife not race war this summer
Former congressman Adam Clayton Powell predicts possible youth clashes with white power structures but insists on nonviolent aims. He returns to Harlem after 18 months in exile, while Martin Luther King Jr affirms continued commitment to nonviolence at a Harlem news conference.
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New Canaan Baptist Church of Christ
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Oxford Miami forum ends with call for neutral arbitration and open resistance
About 100 attendees at Withrow Court heard George M. Kahin of Cornell urge a neutral international agency for Vietnam settlement, while Howard Zinn and Ronald Young urged war resistance. Kahin faulted U S policy as myths and argued the situation requires Geneva-like mediation. Zinn, Young added to the plea for draft and war resistance amid a contentious panel.
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Miami University
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Vietnam
East Asia Advisory Council
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Fellowship of Reconciliation
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Saigon
National Liberation Front
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Frisch Restaurant Opens Party Room At 1800 Germantown Road
Frisch Restaurant promotes a newly decorated party room at 1800 Germantown Road for events from weddings and anniversaries to committee luncheons and birthday gatherings. Call 423-6596 to plan with Jerry Brown or Kathy Nance.
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Kathy Nance
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