Shoreditch Students Stole London Bridge Parts In Rag Week Prank
About a dozen Shoreditch students claimed to seize eight stone sections of London Bridge during Rag Week. They planned to ship the pieces to the United States for 200 pounds but said no damage occurred and the parts would be returned. The stunt referenced a 137 year old bridge awaiting reconstruction by McCulloch Oil Corp for Lake Havasu City Arizona.
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London
United States
McCulloch Oil Corp. of
California
Lake Havasu City
Aviz
Business Social Duties Preys On Executive Mind
In the 1960s executives shifted focus from government market interference to business social responsibilities. Corporations pledge funds to revive core cities, combat poverty, and train dropouts while seeking profits in pollution control and education, as leaders note benefits beyond philanthropy. People named include David Lilienthal, former TVA and AEC chair, now heading a private cancer development and resources group.
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New York
Kennedy
David Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Development and Resources Corp
Tower Ving Head 70 Campaign Group Named
Washington AP reports Republicans consider appointing Tower to lead the 1970 campaign as they push a heartland strategy to bolster GOP strength in the South Midwest and West. He would replace Sen. George Murphy amid 1970 re election plans.
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GOP Tower
Ving Head
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard
Hiram L. Fong
M. Nixon
John Hawaii
Hugh Scott
Pennsy
G. Tower
Campania
Charles E. Goodell
Paign Committee
New York
Plantins
Tower
Nixon
George Murphy
California
Murphy
South
Midwest
Far West
George C. Wallace
Senate
Stolen tools and valuables reported in multiple local incidents
A Brown Plastering Co electric hammer worth 250 dollars was taken from the YMCA at Broad Street and Manchester Avenue. A car battery belonging to Sara Greenwood was stolen from her car in her garage on Monday. A Brown suede coat valued at 85 dollars was stolen from a Middletown High School locker belonging to David E. Wray. A battery valued at 40 dollars was stolen from a new car on the Whitt Chrysler and Plymouth lot at 330 Charles Street.
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Brown Plastering Co
Cincinnati
YMCA
Broad Street
Manchester Avenue
Sara Greenwood
15Th Ave
David E. Wray
Raymond Drive
Middletown High School
Whitt Chrysler and Plymouth Inc
Charles St
Court Asked To Clear King In Birmingham March Case
The Supreme Court was urged to exonerate Martin Luther King Jr. from a 1963 Birmingham march conviction. The Easter weekend protest led to 52 arrests for parading without a permit, a test case argued by civil rights lawyers who say parade restrictions infringe First Amendment speech and assembly rights. The appeal, on behalf of Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, seeks to limit such ordinances in future cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
King
High Court
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Rosedale Sets Open House After PTO Meeting
Rosedale School will hold an open house tonight following a short Rosedale PTO business meeting. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. An executive board meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m.
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Rosedale School
Rosedale Pto
Burglar Steals Battery Charger From Transmission Service
A battery charger on wheels valued at 70 dollars was stolen from Transmission Service Inc at 1333 Vail Ave over the weekend. Entry appears to have been gained with a key by the burglar.
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Transmission Service Inc
Vail Ave
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