Mystery girl found tied to Kent State incident lives in Florida
Indianapolis AP report identifies the photographed runaway 15 year old Mary Ann Vecchio from Opa Locka Florida. Authorities say she ran away after hitchhiking and begging before traveling to Kent State for the antiwar protest. Vecchio spoke with her parents by phone and said she wants to come home.
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Indianapolis
Kent State University
Opa Locka
Fla
Mary Ann Vecchio
Frank P. Vecchio
Associated Press
Miss Vecchio
Florida
Kent
Ohio
Miss Vecchie
Grand Jury To Get Kent Death Probe
Portage County Prosecutor Ronald Kane plans a grand jury inquiry into the Kent State University student deaths during the May 4 antiwar protest. Coroner Robert Sybert urged the probe to decide if the fatalities were accidental or homicidal, amid National Guard gunfire during the confrontation. Guards say at least one death may have been caused by a nonmilitary bullet.
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Portage County
Ronald Kane
Kent State University
Kane
Robert Sybert
National Guard
Guard
Paint Job Damages 33 Vehicles On Crescentville Bridge
Francis Strunk of Cincinnati reported that his car parked near Hennis Freight Lines was damaged by aluminum paint from a bridge overspray on Crescentville Road. Police noted 32 other vehicles in the same lot had minor damage.
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Hamilton
Crescentville Road
Francis Strunk
Cincinnati
Hennis
Butler County
Ohio Campuses On Edge Of Chaos Warned By Leaders
Ohio officials and lawmakers met Governor Rhodes to discuss campus problems as Ohio State University faced student disorders and National Guard calls. University presidents blamed international conflicts for unrest while lawmakers urged anti violence legislation and possible special session to address campus violence.
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Columbus
State University
James A. Rhodes
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Ohio State University
National Guard
Sowle
Miami University
Phillip Shriver
Indochina
Kassow Sentenced in Verona Delhi Slaying Case
Cincinnati AP report: Raymond Kassow, 24, one of three men convicted in the Delhi murders of four women during a 275 robbery at Cabinet Supreme Savings and Loan, faces sentencing today after a first degree murder verdict with no mercy. Johnson and Leigh received similar verdicts and await sentences.
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Raymond Kassow
Delhi
Kassow
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
John Leigh
Watter- Son Johnson
Johnson
Leigh
Cabinet Supreme Savings and Loan Association
Union Workers and Students Rally in City Hall Protest
About 20 000 union workers and students gathered at City Hall to form a labor student coalition against American military intervention in Indochina. Arlo Guthrie and Tom Paxton performed while Victor Gotbaum urged unity, as nine people were injured and two arrested during a scuffle after the rally.
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Indochina
Afl-Cio
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Wholesale and
Victor Gotbaum
Labor
Midtown
Manhattan
Investment Rules Emotions Trigger Riots Bills In Ohio
The 108th General Assembly recessed after introducing four investment bills aimed at Ohio state practices. Proposals would repeal a $50 million prime commercial paper limit, require Ohio incorporation for investments, forbid finder fees, and seek Board of Deposits approval. Other measures seek higher treasurer bonds and an outright ban on investments. Campus disorder bills rose to twenty for the week with entreaties for a legislative commission and education funding shifts. The Senate and House schedule brief sessions with actions on transit authority powers and an air quality development authority.
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Tahlman
Ohio
John C. McDonald
Newark
E. W. Lampson
House Committee For Finance and Appropriations
House
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Piqua
Charles Carney
Youngstown
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Legislative Commission
A. G. Lanlcione
Bellaire
Versinal Riffe Jr
New Boston
Student Art Show At Mid Dan Fine Arts Center
The annual student exhibit at the Mid Dan Fine Arts Center features 130 submitted pieces by 50 artists juried by Joseph Barrish of the University of Dayton. Forty eight oils and watercolors, 40 ceramics and 10 enameled works were chosen for display at 116 S Main St with viewing hours Sunday open house 6 5 p m and Monday to Friday 10 a m to 3 p m Tuesday and Thursday 7 to 9 p m.
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Ae Eee
Middan Fine Arts Center
Joseph Barrish
University of Dayton
Fine Arts Center
S. Main St
Fraternal Order of Eagles to Install 1970 71 Officers
The Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 528 will host a 3 p.m. Sunday membership invitation at 1226 Central Ave. Includes installation of lodge and auxiliary officers with installing officers from Cincinnati and Middletown. A demonstration by the city’s recently purchased police dog follows. Adrian J. Mayer is general chairman.
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Central Ave
Frank Colcaugh
Glenn Crist
Tom Henke
Cincinnati
William Paul
Germantown
Cecil Dane
Middletown Lodge
Middletown
Adrian J. Mayer
Memorial Day Half Staff Proclamation By President Nixon
President Nixon orders American flags to fly at half mast all Memorial Day to honor service members who died in Vietnam. He urges a tribute beyond words and expresses hope for a peaceful world free of conflict.
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Niyonnas
Vietnam
Nixon
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