Calley War Crimes Suit Seeks Review of My Lai Case
The suit filed in Washington challenges military findings in the My Lai killings. Calley’s attorney George Latimer cites questions about evidence, legal rulings, and constitutional rights. The Nashville Tennessean reports alleged high level intervention and coerced witnesses affecting Calley’s conviction and appeals.
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Middletown Lions Club elects new officers and directors
Anthony Val heen elected president succeeding James Elder. Donald Roberson named first vice president Arthur Woman second vice president Douglas Kanitz third vice president Lee Patrick tail twister Harold Leichty low tamer Robert Reiner secretary George Davis treasurer. New directors are Charles Beck Join Kinder and William Martins for one year terms.
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Middletown Lions Club
James Elder
Donald Roberson
Arthur Woman
Douglas Kanitz
Lee Patrick
Harold Leichty
Robert Reiner
George Davis
Charles Beck
Join Kinder
William Martins
Scandal prompts FHA hearing on inner city housing woes
A large turnout of homeowners from major inner cities testified before the Senate subcommittee on antitrust and monopoly about the Federal Housing Administration. They condemned shoddy FHA insured homes, alleged red lining, and financial schemes that left residents with abandoned houses and costly repairs.
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Senate Partitrust and Monopoly
Bittorans
New York
Philadelphia
Rrelic Chicasa
St. Louis
Ma Mateo Atom
Meoy Navy Construction Strike Looms in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio union and company talks collapsed prompting a statewide strike threat next week unless a new labor contract is agreed. Officials say a stoppage could halt construction across multiple sites affecting industry workers and projects.
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Civil Liberties Union sues over May Day arrests in Washington
The ACLU files a civil rights suit in U S District Court naming Atty Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst and DC officials plus 10 others. It seeks a declaration of rights, an injunction against future abuses, and substantial damages. Many arrests were not charged or were dismissed.
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Safety Director To Speak At Middletown Luncheon
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety director will address area insurance agents at a noon luncheon Friday at the Holiday Inn. Eugene P. O Grady of Columbus is expected to discuss habitual offender issues. William A. Harrison, president of the Middletown Board of Property Insurance Agents, said invited attendees include agents from Hamilton, Franklin, and Lebanon counties. Harrison urged contact for those not yet contacted. O Grady plans a late April visit and is slated as guest speaker for the Middletown Area Safety Council meeting at noon at the Holiday Inn. He has held multiple state and regional transportation and safety leadership roles.
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Eugene P. O'Grady
Columbus
William A. Harrison
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Lebanon
Harrison
O'Grady
Middletown
Welfare costs rise slows in 1971 report
Government statistics show public assistance costs and recipient numbers rose in 1971 but at slower rates in the first half of the year. HEW notes total welfare outlays reached $17.7 billion, with 148 million recipients, while cuts to eligibility and payments are cited as possible causes.
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Five Ohioans die in Racine private plane crash
Five Ohio men aboard a twin engine private plane were listed as crash victims near Racine Wisconsin. Officials linked three Prestolite Co Toledo executives and the pilot and co pilot. Rescue teams recovered debris and bodies as fog hampered search efforts. The Missssing wreckage was found off the southern shore with preliminary reports placing the value of the lost cargo near twenty million dollars.
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Carl Owens
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