Middletown High issues rules as school reopens
Principal Lewis Hill outlines staged reopening at Middletown High after two days of meetings attracting about 2,000 people. Letters to parents detail unchanged and revised rules, encourage parent contact, and describe a 12 member advisory committee with student representation. Seniors return on Monday, juniors and sophomores follow. bus details on page 11.
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Thieu wins re election in Saigon with 91.5 percent
South Vietnam’s election center says President Nguyen Van Thieu captured 91.5 percent of votes with 5.5 percent against. Opponents allege rigging, noting stolen ballots, replaced invalid votes, and long turnout questions. Post election protests erupt in Saigon and Qui Nhon as officials defend results.
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Hijacker kills wife and pilot as FBI confronts flight
Three Tennesseans die in a private plane hijack near Atlanta. George Mallory Giffe, Susan Giffe, and Brent Downs are killed. passenger Bobby Wayne Wallace is charged with air piracy. Pilot Brent Downs survived the gunfight with FBI agents at Jacksonville International Airport.
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British troops clash with snipers in Belfast riot
British troops battled snipers and IRA guerrillas in east Belfast before dawn, two assailants believed hit while no soldiers hurt. A house to house search followed the two hour fight after protests over arrests and a grain store fire. In Londonderry a 5 year old girl was critically wounded when a bomb attack damaged a tavern.
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Northern Ireland
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Two-Headed Pig Born in Harrison Ohio Farm
A Harrison veterinarian reports a Yorkshire sow at Edwin Barth farm produced a two headed pig Saturday night. The reddish brown animal shows four eyes two mouths and two bodies yet only two ears. It measures 11 inches and weighs 3 pounds 4 ounces. Barth's son Roy 1 fed it with both mouths. The pig is among 11 piglets born from the sow by a Red Duroe boar and may not live long.
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William Bates
Harrison
Edwin Barth
Fall Weather Returns to Southwestern Ohio This Week
A crid front moves across the state bringing fall-like weather for two to four days. Temperatures fall to the mid 50s tonight then rise to the low 70s by Tuesday. Cooler conditions continue through Friday under clear to partly cloudy skies. Sundays high reached 74 with an overnight low of 63.
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Thieu congratulates voters after high turnout in elections
Thieu announced before the election he would resign if not earning at least half the votes and warned of ballot mutilation or empty envelopes. His office issued a statement televised nationwide noting turnout exceeded 87 percent of more than 7 million registered voters, far above 1967. He praised citizens for upholding the constitution and laws and thanked soldiers and cadres for security.
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Enemies Shell Fire Kills At Least 21. Over 100 Wounded
Report states that in intensifying shelling, at least 21 people were killed and more than 100 injured. Officials urge caution as details remain fluid and casualties continue to rise amid ongoing hostilities.
Chuckle Said the Husband In Quarrel Retort
A humorous postcard quip notes a couple arguing last night with a joke about saving a punchline for later. The remark frames marital friction as light banter and ends with a light self deprecating dig.
Da Nang Faces Street Riots Then Quiet Amid Turmoil
Armored cars guarded Da Nang as police raided buildings linked to anti government dissidents after election day riots that left at least one dead and 57 wounded. Troops reinforced police, shops opened, and authorities warned against lethal devices while denying police fire.
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South Vietnam
Prominent Cincinnati Woman Found Slain Near Finneytown
Mrs Sally Brown about 60 of Cincinnati was found shot to death late Sunday night in a car behind luxury apartments near Finneytown police said. Sister of the late Dr Nelson Glueck former president of Hebrew Union College she apparently was shot once in the head. A resident heard a crack before 10 p.m and found her in the driver's seat still alive then she died a short time later.
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Hebrew Union College
UCLA Seeks Male Students for Marijuana Study
The UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute seeks about 120 male volunteers over 21 for a one year study on long term effects of marijuana. Drs J Thomas Ungerleider and Ira Frank head the project funded by 250000 dollars from the National Institute of Mental Health. Participants receive 50 to 500 dollars for up to 30 days of supervised smoking as marijuana supplied by the federal government.
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National Institute of Mental Health
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