Nixon to spend Saturday at White House amid protest climax
President Nixon plans a rare Saturday in Washington as mass war protest marches reach a crescendo. The White House will close public tours Saturday due to crowds, while a bipartisan briefing underscored broad support for Nixon Vietnam policies.
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Executive Mansion
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House
Carolina
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Lodge
Tance
Ziegler
Pray For Peace Call From VFW Leader in Ohio
State VFW Commander Sam Warmoth of Monroe urged Ohio residents to join a national day of prayer on November 16. He asked clergy to dedicate services to peace, safety for Vietnam servicemen, and national unity during this crisis.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sam Warmoth
Monroe
Ohio
Vietnam
United States
Warmoth
Nixon
Man Dies In Mixer At Local Plant
Investigators review the death of Arnold Lee Jones 42 of 12019 Cedar Drive at Michael Concrete Products Inc. plant in Loveland. He was partially cut in half when a cement mixer started while he was cleaning inside. workers used cutting torches to remove the body.
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Loveland
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Arnold Lee Jones
Cedar Drive
Michael Concrete Product
Loveland Life Squad
Woman Injured In Rt. 4 Crash Near Liberty Fairfield
A Middletown woman Dorilda Rothfuss 63 was injured in a two car crash on Rt 4 north of Liberty Fairfield Road. She was treated at Middletown Hospital for possible head injuries as a passenger in a car driven by William Rothfuss 70 of 3008 Burbank St. Paul F Johnson 24 of 804 Brookwood Dr Trenton was charged with failing to signal a turn after the 7 05 p m collision when Rothfuss braked to avoid a vehicle crossing to a private drive.
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Middletown
Rt. 4
Liberty-Fairfield Road
Middletown Hospital
Dorilda Rothfuss
Burbank St
William Rothfuss
Rothfuss
Paul F. Johnson
Brookwood Drive
Trenton
Hippie Use Of Pig Not Fair To Pigs
The Alabama Farm Bureau Federation at its annual convention adopted a resolution denouncing hippie and media use of the term pigs to insult police and public figures. It urged avoiders to stop downgrading pigs, noting their intelligence and economic role and suggesting others emulate the animals.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Detroit Rabbi To Lead Thanksgiving Service
Rabbi Richard C. Hertz of Temple Beth El Detroit will be the principal speaker at Middletown's ecumenical Thanksgiving service on Tuesday November 25 at 7 30 p m in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium. The Inter-Faith Council hosts the event with clergy and laity from Protestant Roman Catholic Greek Orthodox and Jewish faiths joining in meditation and prayers of thanksgiving. A youth and adult choir from Middletown churches will provide music under Clement R Burton.
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Temple Beth el
Detroit
Middletown
Dave Finkelman
Inter-Faith Council
Meyer H. Marx
Temple Beth Sholom
Churches of
Clement R. Burton
Hertz
Russia
White House
State Department
Congressional Record
American Jewish Committee
Detroit Institute of Technology
Economic Club of Detroit
Jewish Community Council
Interfaith Action Council
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Deaths and Funerals Tim Johnson 50
Tim Johnson 50 of 2909 Flemming Road Middletown veteran of World War II died at 8 50 am at Midletown Hospital after years of illness. He attended Denison University served in the Air Force attaining captain rank worked in jade and woodcraft. Survived by wife Peggy three sons Tim Michael Howard and father Harry. Private graveside services will be held at Woodside Cemetery with McCoy Leffler Funeral Home in charge.
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Flemming Road
Middletown
Midletown Hospital
Johnson
Peggy
Fairfiel High School
Tim
Nome
Alaska
Michael
Wayne State College
Detroit
Howard
Defiance College
Ohio
Harry
Sorg Paper Co
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Sweeney Declares Democratic Candidacy for Ohio Governor
Former U S Representative Robert E. Sweeney announced at a Cleveland news conference that he will run as a Democrat for Ohio governor in 1970. He is the first Democrat to enter the race as Governor Rhodes plans a U S Senate bid. Sweeney, a Cleveland attorney, previously sought the state attorney general post in 1962 and 1966 and served as congressman at large from 1964 to 1965 when the post ended due to redistricting.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
Robert E. Sweeney
Sweeney
James A. Rhodes
U.S. Senate
Picasso erotic etchings fetch 140000 at auction
A complete set of 100 erotic Picasso etchings sold at Parke-Bernet Galleries for 140000 dollars to Boston collector John Light. Fifty sets were printed in the 1930s, but this was the first full set to change hands at auction.
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New York
Pablo Picasso
John Light
Boston
Parke-Bernet Galleries
Services for Mrs Thelma Patrick Knuckles Held in Madisonville
Thelma Patrick Knuckles 52 formerly of Middletown Cincinnati died Tuesday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Thomas Funeral Home Madisonville with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery. Friends may call today after 5 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Thelma Patrick Knuckles
Cincinnati
Middletown
Thomas Funeral Home
Madisonville
Rest Haven Cemetery
Knuckles
Christ Hospital
Hart Dies After Illness on Job at Lebanon Prison
George S. Hart 54 of 123 W Center St. died at Middletown Hospital after falling ill on the job at Lebanon Correctional Institute where he worked as a guard. Survived by wife Dolores. Arrangements pending at John Arpp Funeral Home.
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George S. Hart
Germantown
Center St
Middletown Hospital
Hart
Lebanon Correctional Institute
Dolores
John Arpp
Hamilton Deaths Notice for Three Residents
Paul Burner 84 of 3608 Benninghofen Ave. services 2 p.m. tomorrow. Kenneth Elgar 50 of Belvidere Illinois, formerly Hamilton, services 2 p.m. tomorrow. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Keith Theobald of 4980 Dixie Hwy. services today.
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Hamilton
Paul Burner
Benninghofen Ave
Proeschel
Kenneth Elgar
Belvidere
Ill
Klaus-Weigel
Keith Theobald
Dixie Hwy
Webb
Schools to Close in Vinton County After Levy Defeat
The Vinton County Board of Education reaffirms closing all schools in McArthur from November 27 to January 1 following defeat of a five mill operating levy on November 4. A Dec 9 election is planned, with $50,000 borrowings to cover operations until reopening. Schools will resume on alternating Saturdays in January, extending the year by one week.
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Mcarthur
Ohio
Vinton County
Van Wert Board Sets Dec 9 for 5-mill Levy Vote
VAN WERT Ohio AP The board of education called a special election for December 9 to decide a 5-mill operating levy after the measure failed by 75 votes in the November 4 election.
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