Agnew Says Campus Protests A Spring Lark Amid Vietnam Debate
Vice President Spiro Agnew dismisses college demonstrations near the White House as a spring lark while defending the Cambodian incursion and his stance on Vietnam. Senator Fulbright calls him myopic and urges calm, as Senate leaders press open testimony from Melvin Laird and consider defunding Cambodia operations amid broader Southeast Asia policy fights.
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Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Agnew
Ohio
Fulbright
Metromedia
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Cambodia
From Street Urchin to Army Officer in Korea
A urchin who befriended U S soldiers in 1950 Seoul rose to captain in the Korean Air Force and later became a U S Army officer. Lt Steve Limb recalls Major Endicott who saved him with a candy bar before being killed in action. Limb credits Marine and hotel connections for help in his path to naturalization and service.
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Los Angeles
Seoul
82Nd Airborne Division
Korean Air Force
San Francisco
Steve Limb
U.S. Army
Korea
George Murphy
Immigration Office
Alexandria
Phil Karlin
Limb
Army
Ft. Ord
Calif
Ft. Gordon
Ft. Benning
United States
Karlin
U.S
Frank Endicott
Endicott
Mitchell To Investigate Jackson State Shooting
U S officials coordinate with Jackson authorities as Atty General Mitchell plans to meet Mayor Davis and Dr. John A Peoples over the fatal dormitory shooting at Jackson State College. Memorial services drew about 3000 mourners amid a four block march through campus.
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Phillip L. Gibbs
Ripley
James Earl Green
Jackson
John Bell Williams
FBI
Davis
National
Raymond
Evening Travel Advice for Solo Women from a Bank Department
The piece urges solo female travelers to enjoy evenings with diverse activities beyond nightlife and offers assistance from Travel Department First National Bank in Middletown. It notes no extra charges and promises expert advice. A tip suggests mixing powdered detergent with warm water as a stain solution.
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Travel Department
First National Bank
Middletown
Ohioan Is Buried Alive
Marvin L. Heineman aged 37 from Plain City was killed when a trench collapsed burying him under seven feet of earth on Saturday in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Marvin L. Heineman
Plain City
Wilson Said Set To Ask For Election
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson plans to call a general election with June 18 predicted as the date. He conferred six hours with the Labour party executive and his cabinet, then will inform Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace and meet opposition leader Edward Heath at No. 10 Downing Street. If held, it would mark Wilson's third term, an unprecedented feat for Labour.
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London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Labor Party
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Edward Heath
Conservative
Downing St. Heath
House of Commons
Labor
Commons
Edison School Vandalized. Windows Breakage Reported
Vandals broke into Edison Elementary School at 1701 Main St causing 400 to 500 dollars in window damage. Discovered early Sunday morning by Robert Wearly Middletown schools business manager. Entry likely through a rear north window. no theft detected.
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Edison
Main St
Robert Wearly
Middletown Schools
Abernathy To Lead Big Protest March
Rev. Ralph David Abernathy announces a 100 mile Georgia march from Perry to Atlanta to protest the slayings of six Black men amid racial violence. The protest includes a mule drawn wagon and concludes with a rally at the state capitol.
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Augusta
Ralph David Abernathy
Georgia
Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Perry
Atlanta
Ther King Jr
State Capitol
Mississippi
Jackson State College
National
Kent State University
Ohio
McCullough
Balaguer Wins Dominican Landslide In Election
President Joaquin Balaguer secured a wide victory in the Dominican Republic election on Saturday, with 607,717 votes. Turnout was just over 1.1 million as opponents urged a boycott amid fears of continued rule. results awaited official tabulation later in the week.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Francisco Agusto Lora
Elias Wessin Y West Sin
Alfonso Moreno Martinez
Social Christian Party
Jaime Manuel Fernandez
National Conciliation Movement
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Juan Bosch
Bosch
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Supreme Court
Manuel Ruiz Tejada
Ohioan Killed in Collision Near Fort Wayne
Blanche M. Beaumier, 54, of rural Paulling Ohio, was killed Saturday when her car collided with a freight train east of Fort Wayne. Her husband was seriously injured in the crash.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Blanche M. Beaumier
Paulling
Ohio
Here
Doctors Find Way To Help Shrink Swollen Tissues Of Piles
Doctors report a nonprescription preparation H formula that shrinks inflamed hemorrhoidal tissue and provides hours of relief from pain and burning itch. Tests across New York Washington DC and a Midwest medical center support its effectiveness without prescription. It also lubricates to ease bowel movements and is available without prescription or implants.
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New York
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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Abrams
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U.S.A
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Fayette
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Ins., Inc
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