Support Police Speech Set at Manchester Motor Inn
A local Support Your Local Police Committee sponsors Lt. Leland Brown’s April 14 talk at 8 p.m. in the Manchester Motor Inn junior ballroom. Admission is 1 dollar, 1.50 at the door. Brown warns of a conspiracy to undermine local police and calls for an educational campaign and less political interference.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Leland Brown
Detroit Police Department
John R. Wills
Dalewood Drive
SYLP
America
Brown
Lt. Brown
Penn Central Faces Over 17 Million Dollar Cash Drain
A Penn Central spokesman said delaying the plan to abandon 34 passenger trains will cost at least 3.2 million in direct operating expenses and push out more than 17 million in unavoidable costs. He warned the cash drain could be larger as passenger revenue declines and costs rise. The ICC ordering a four month delay enables further investigation into the proposal.
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Washington
Ajrest
Buffalo
N.Y
Har
Penn Central
Rsburg
ICC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Obituary: Mrs. Lilly Morrison 79 of Middletown
Mrs Lilly Morrison 79 of 8604 Tytus Ave Middletown died Saturday at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since March 5 She was a native of Menifee County Ky widow of J Samuel Morrison who died in 1966 Survived by two daughters Nellie Culbertson Middletown Elsie Allison Monroe a son Harold Middletown two brothers Banford and Stanley McCoy Well ington Ky four grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services will be 2 pm Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev J Herschel Caudill officiating Burial Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Monday 3 5 and 7 9 pm at the funeral home
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Lilly Morrison
Tytus Ave
Middletown Hospital
Morrison
Menifee County
J. Samuel Morrison
Nellie Culbertson
Middletown
Elsie Allison
Monroe
Harold
Banford
Stanley McCoy
Wellington
McCoy-Leffler
J. Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Meeting Saturday For Ohio Colleges
The Ohio College Association annual meeting will occur Saturday April 4 at the Ohio Union on the Ohio State University campus. Peer P. Muirhead from the U.S. Office of Education will be the principal speaker.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio College Association
Ohio Union
Ohio State University
Peer P. Muirhead
U.S. Office of Education
Farm Fire Loss Totals 828000 In Liberty Township
Fire Chief Henry Taylor of the Liberty Township Fire Department assessed the Millikin Road barn blaze at 828000 with 20000 in real property losses and 8000 in personal property. The fire began from defective wiring and destroyed a 50 by 80 foot barn with three tractors six sows a St Bernard dog hay seed and wheat. The Koehner site was reported at 3 am Saturday. A Franklin area fire also under investigation destroyed James Middleton’s home at 9468 Bruce Road with an estimated 11000 loss.
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Robert L. Koehner
Millikin Road
Henry Taylor
Liberty Township
Koehner
James Middleton
Bruce Road
Police Briefs: Earring Missing From Arcadia Drive Home
Mrs. Ruby Bassette of 116 Arcadia Drive reported a white gold diamond earring worth $300 stolen from her residence.
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Ruby Bassette
Arcadia Drive
Loss Reported in Car Glove Compartment
Samuel Taylor of 6695 Evelyn Drive Peasttown reports damage or loss after a theft from his parked car glove compartment. He states a checkbook and $60 in cash were stolen.
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Samuel Taylor
Evelyn Drive
Peasttown
Hickel pushes industry cost share for waste treatment grants
Interior Secretary Walter Hickel proposes new rules requiring industry to pay a share of operating and debt costs for municipal waste treatment plants funded with federal aid. Proposals call for pre treatment of industrial waste, basin wide planning, and annual inspections during early operation. Federal aid criteria would demand advance approval and enhanced reporting for new plants.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Federal Register
Hensive
Interior Department
North Korea Claims Slaying of U S Spy at Frontier
KCNA reports North Korean soldiers shot and killed a U S imperialist armed spy on Friday at the eastern frontier dividing the Koreas. The agency says the spy was captured with various lethal weapons and espionage gear. Nationality of the spy was not disclosed.
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Tokyo
North Korea
KCNA
U.S
Libyan Rebels Permit Arabs to Wed Non Libyan Arabs
The Libyan revolutionary government announced from April 1 Libyans may marry non Libyan Arabs while marriage to non Arab foreigners remains forbidden.
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Tripoli
Revolutionary Government of
Libya
OSU Branches Plan Full Elementary Education Degree
Ohio State University will expand its upper division program in elementary education at four regional campuses Lima Mansfield Marion and Newark to allow completing a four year degree locally. A coordinator will oversee elementary education programs across the campuses as studies guide implementation next autumn.
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Columbus
Ohio
Anment
Ohio State
James A. Robinson
Lima
Mansfield
Marion
Newark
OSU
Robinson
Governor Will Fill Taft Seat in Ohio Supreme Court
Governor James A. Rhodes will appoint a successor to Kingsley A Teft who died Saturday to the Ohio Supreme Court post worth 32000 dollars annually. The appointee will likely be a Republican and plan to run in November for the unexpired term with more than four years remaining. Secretary of State Ted W Brown notes party nomination for the general election to fill the vacancy, as no primary is possible before May 5.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kingsley A. Teft
Ohio Supreme Court
James A. Rhodes
Tne
Ted W Brown
Taft
Negroes Share More Jobs In Ohio Schools
In eight Ohio cities, gains are shown in black participation as principals, assistant principals, and counselors. Principal share rose from 6.65 to 14.52 percent. assistant principals from 15.67 to 29.46. counselors from 10.57 to 21.10 percent between 1964 and 1969.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Department of Education and Community Relations
Big City
E. Harold Klinger
Education and Community Relations Department
Klinger
Civil Rights Commission
Quake Hits Irkutsk in Siberia No Casualties Reported
An earthquake struck the Soviet city of Irkutsk in Siberia on Saturday, Tass reported. The quake caused no mention of damage or casualties. Irkutsk sits near Lake Baikal, the world’s deepest lake, and has about 435,000 residents.
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Moscow
Irkutsk
Siberia
Tass
Lake Baikal
Tokyo Paris Service Inaugurated Via Siberia
A Japanese airline started a twice weekly Tokyo to Paris route via Siberia and Moscow with a one hour layover in Moscow. The airline says the service is the first non Soviet commercial flight to fly over Siberia and it reduces total flight time to 14 hours 40 minutes, about two hours shorter than the trans polar option.
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Anese Airline
Siberia
Moscow
JAL
Sailor hunted in four deaths shocks Enfield area
Police centered a hunt on New York and Boston for Enfield sailor Joseph Morin 25 missing from the Boston Navy base since March 20 and wanted on a larceny warrant as he is questioned in the Good Friday rifle slayings of four youths. Victims include Linda Edmonds 21 and Paul Donovan 19 of East Windsor and Daniel Guertin 18 and Paul Vasseur 17 from Enfield. The rifle used belonged to Donovan.
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Enfield, Conn
New York
Boston
Walter J. Skower
Joseph D. Morin
Enfield
Linda Edmonds
Paul Donovan
East Windsor
Miss Edmonds
Daniel Guertin
Paul Vasseur
Donovan
OU Conference For Photo Editors
Athens Ohio AP reports a newsphoto conference for editors with delegates from more than 20 states to be held at Ohio University April 24. Registrants will be from nearly 50 newspapers. The event is sponsored by the university School of Journalism and the National Press Photographers Association.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
School of Journalism
National Press Photographers Association
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