Suspect in VA triple slayings takes own life
In Sheffield Illinois a former mental patient sought in the shooting deaths of three Veterans Administration officials apparently killed himself as officers closed in. Coleman G Gish 45 was spotted by an off duty state trooper near Sheffield after a car fled when approached by police. The suicide occurred about 10 miles from his hometown of Buda.
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Sheffield, Ill
Veterans Administration Hospital
Coleman G. Gish
Sheffield
Danville
William Rosenow
Gish
Rosen
Peter Minnaert
Buda
Radar Wins Big For Middletown Court In Fines
More than $2,000 in fines and forfeitures were collected by Middletown Municipal Court after radar checks on Fisher Avenue and other streets. Judge J. T. Lamb oversaw over 100 traffic cases with 60 for speeding, including several for careless driving after DWI and accidents.
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Fisher Avenue
J. T. Lamb
Twentyone
Jerry W. Blanton
Clark Sr
Walter J. Derrico
Delaware Ave
Timothy Lafayette
Webster St
James Warmoth
Franklin-Madison Road
Franklin
James D. Moore
Germantown Road
Dillard Miracle
Pershing Ave
Eugene Tolliver
Kerry St
Trenton
Robert E. Schlebig
Hood Ave
David Hatton
N. Leibee St
Frank Matthews
Tenth Ave
Omer Ray Wells
Roosevelt Ave
Thelma M. Wilson
Park St
John W. Dyehouse
Oxford State Road
Robert J. Ross
Thomas E. Mann
Timothy A. Callahan
High and
Zora Anders
Home Ave
Dennie B. Roach
Morganthaler Road
Hamilton
Ira Amburgh
Kunz Ave
Edward Gregory
Calumet Ave
Dallas
A. Gilkerson
Thirkield Ave
Sylvia L. Murray
Potter St
Day Camp Enrollment Half Filled at YMCA
More than half the spots are filled for the YMCA day camp run by Tom Brickey assistant youth director. Five two week sessions run at Middletown Sportsman Club from June to August with daily nine fifteen to three o clock activities and sleepouts. Leaders Mike Stratton Ruth Zecher and Alice Baker are Middletown Campus Miami University sophomores. Costs are eighteen dollars for Y members twenty two dollars for non members.
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YMCA
Tom Brickey
Middletown
Mike Stratton
Ruth Zecher
Alice Baker
Miami University
Morgenthau quits race for governor in New York
Former U S attorney Robert Morgenthau resigns as deputy mayor and withdraws from the Democratic governor race after Liberal party endorsement of Arthur Goldberg and Democratic State Committee backing. Morgenthau cites lack of funds to sustain a campaign.
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New York
U.S. Atty
Robert Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Liberal Party
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
Labor
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldberg
Democratic State Committee
Soviets Rule Out Military Pact With China in Indochina
Western diplomats report Moscow privately rejects active Sino Soviet military cooperation against the United States in Indochina. Moscow will provide arms to North Vietnam and other leftist forces but avoid direct confrontation, while China seeks volunteers. no Chinese initiative seen. The Kremlin aims to replace losses with materiel, not wage joint operations, as Cambodia crisis unfolds.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
Red China
Indochina
Nixon
Cambodia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
North Vietnam
Two Ohioans Killed In Vietnam War
Defense Department reports two Ohio soldiers killed in action in Southeast Asia. Spec. 4 David A. Butcher of Marion and Spec. 4 Michael M. Ussery of Brook Park are named. Marine Cpl. Roy L. Wilson of Lyons died of wounds. Army Sgts. Kenneth L. Fourt of New Philadelphia and Frederick P. Ziegenfelder of St. Marys were updated from missing to killed in action.
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Washington (Ap
Ohio
David A. Butcher
Marion
Michael M. Ussery
Brook Park
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
Roy L. Wilson
Lyons
Fulton County
Army
Kenneth L. Fourt
New Philadelphia
Frederick P. Ziegenfelder
St. Marys
Synanon Bans Cigarettes Among Members
The Synanon Foundation in Santa Monica has prohibited cigarette smoking for all members, aiming to save about 200000 dollars annually. President Jack Hurst says giving up cigarettes is tough but necessary as the program seeks to curb drug relapse and pollution concerns.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Synanon Foundation
Jack Hurst
Synanon
Oakland
Tomales Bay
San Francisco
Hurst
Royal Family In The Red
Prince Philip moves to cut costs by abolishing his private secretary post. James Orr, 52, retires early as the secretary position ends. Philip’s personal staff will be the treasurer Rear Adm. Sir Christopher Bonn ham Cater and equerry Maj. Randle Cooke. He earns about 96 000 dollars yearly tax free from the state.
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London
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
James Orr
Philip
Christopher Bonham Cater
Maj
Randle Cooke
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Peking
Alexei N. Kosygin
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Royal Family
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
O. GA
Dacron
Bleeker Street
Norris Music
Butler County
Hammond and Lowery
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