Earliest Evidence Of Man In Western Hemisphere Found
In the Mojave Desert near Yermo California archaeologists claim they found the oldest signs of human presence in the western hemisphere. The site 106 miles northeast of Los Angeles yielded more than 100 stone tools and is under scrutiny as miners led by Glen Gunn demand access to the land.
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Yermo
Calif
Mojave
Western Hemisphere
Diggins
Calico Mountains
Barstow
Glen S. Gunn
Gunn
Ruth Simpson
Los Angeles
Louis S. B. Leakey
Africa
Leakey
Yermo Diggins
Dence
Miss Simpson
Shot Fired Through Window In West Chester Incident
A report to Butler County deputies described a gunshot fired through a kitchen window at Joseph Rohrig’s home on Cincinnati-Dayton Road. The slug lodged in the east wall above the refrigerator causing $20 in damage.
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Hamilton
Joseph Rohrig
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
West Chester
Rohrig
Butler County
Downfall of Press Magnate Helps Wilson
London AP reports the abrupt dismissal of Cecil King as chairman of International Publishing Corp after his vendetta against Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Hugh Cudlipp named to replace him as King’s legacy in Fleet Street ends amid the Daily Mirror campaign.
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London
Cecil King
Fleet Street
Harold Wilson
Million International Publishing Corp
King
Wilson
Hugh Cudlipp
New Miami Man Shot In Quarrel
A 35 year old New Miami man Ernest Reese of 136 Elliott Ave was wounded in a domestic quarrel at his home in a gun attack. Reese is in fair condition at Mercy Hospital with bullet wounds to the abdomen shoulder and arm. Reese’s wife Martha 2B is charged with shooting with intent to wound. In a separate late night incident Cornelius Sanders 45 of Cincinnati was shot in the neck after an argument at Park Lounge Hamilton. Sanders was struck on the head and wrestled for the gun before shots were fired and he is in fair condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Hamilton
New Miami
Mercy Hospital
Ernest Reese
Elliott Ave
Robert Diefenbacher
New Miami Police Department
Reese
Martha
Cornelius Sanders
Cincinnati
Park Lounge
S. Second
Walnut Streets
Safe Found In Farm Pond
A 1000 pound safe believed stolen in a break‑in was found yesterday after a Fairfield area pond was drained on a Hamilton farm. Mose Brock reported draining the pond near Alston Avenue when he spotted the safe in the water. The door was missing and two small metal boxes were found nearby with four pennies in one box.
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Hamilton
Fairfield
Mose Brock
Ivy Lane
Butler County
Alston Avenue
Here
Mercury costs rise as value tops eleven million
Domestic mercury production slipped slightly in 1967 from 1966, but higher prices pushed the total value above eleven million dollars, rising more than ten percent. The report notes the price surge as the main driver of the increased value despite a small drop in output.
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Washington
Armco Names Trainees to Marketing Posts at HQ and KC
Five Armco Steel marketing graduates receive assignments at corporate headquarters in Cincinnati and in Kansas City. Dr R Allen and E W Hand take associate application engineer roles in product planning while D L Pellew joins the same group. T W Gardner and J H Pitcher switch to market development with Middletown and elsewhere. Allen joined Armco in 1963 from the University of Cincinnati and holds metallurgical engineering. Hand joined in 1967 after a Kansas University mechanical engineering degree. Pellew has engineering physics degree from Kansas and memberships in professional societies. Gardner holds metallurgical engineering from Missouri and joined Armco in 1967 after two years in the Army Corps of Engineers. Pitcher, with chemical engineering from Ohio State University, also joined in 1967 and is an American Institute of Chemical Engineers member.
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Armco Steel Corp
Kansas City
Dr. R. Allen
E. W. Hand
D. L. Pellew
T. W. Gardner
J. H. Pitcher
Allen
Armco
University of Cincinnati
Coop
American Society of Metals
Middletown
Hand
Africa
University of Kansas
Kansas
Pellow
National Society of Professional Engineers
Kansas Engineering Society
Gardner
University of Missouri
Army Corps of Engineers
Reserve Officers Association
Literary Guild
Delta Sigma Phi
Theta Tau
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Alpha Sigma Mu
Pitcher
Ohio State University
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Moment In Battle Totally Unreal For Brigade Clerk
CAMP EAGLE Vietnam AP describes Dennis Breutzman a 21 year old brigade clerk nicknamed Worm who after years without combat seized a moment of action. He ran from his tent with a rifle and mags, killed one Viet Cong sapper and wounded another while defending a headquarters perimeter under rocket and small arms fire. He later helped pull back his unit and prompted a Silver Star recommendation from the general.
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Camp Eagle
Vietnam
1St Brigade
List Airborne Division
Breutzman
MI6
Dennis Breutzman
Caledonia
Wis
Buddy
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Central Ave
Indiv
Seve Som
Guitar
Centra
Bureau of Land Management
San Bernardino County Museum
Thomas Clements
University of Southern California
Daily Mirror
Britain
IPC
Lord Northcliffe
Bank of England
Lilly Dennis
MOOSE
Barnitz Bank Auto Thriftiloan
Barnitz Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Barnitz Bank
Downtown
Progress Corner
Central Progress Corner
Sanders
Red Cross
Carter
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