Ohio State Coed Trial Set For Oct 14
Harriet Frances Leeb, 20, of South Euclid faces two counts of manslaughter and one count of arson for a Lincoln Tower fire on May 22 1968 at Ohio State University that killed Pamela Patterson a freshman from Ludlow Falls Ohio and Retta Foster a sophomore from Colorado Springs Colorado. She is free under medical care.
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Columbus, Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Harriet Frances Leeb
Ohio State University
South Euclid
Lincoln Tower
Pamela Patterson
Ludlow Falls
Ohio
Retta Foster
Colorado Springs
Colo
Leeb
Velasco Warns Plotters as Peru Marks National Dignity
President Velasco denounces a plotting oligarchy and foreign press influence in a nationwide speech marking the first anniversary of his military government. He vows to defend the revolution with any means and highlights the Talara oil takeover from International Petroleum Co. as a symbol of dignity.
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Velasco
Peru
al Paredon
All Govern
Fernando Belaude
International Petroleum Co
Talera
Talara
International Petroleum
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Renters May Form Union in Hawaii Says AFL-CIO Leader
Honolulu Hawaii AP William Abbott executive secretary of Hawaii AFL-CIO says a renters union could form to address sky-high rents on the islands He hopes it never triggers a renters strike but notes the labor movement could assist renters Abbott blames housing costs on greedy hands rather than labor unions and fears public resentment.
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Honolulu
William Abbott
Hawaii
Afl-Cio
Island
Abbott
Two Ohio Men Killed in Tonkin Gulf Crash
Navy releases the names of two Ohio service members among 26 aboard a C2A Greyhound that crashed in the Gulf of Tonkin. Aviation Support Equipment Technician Michael Lee Bowman and Aviation Machinist's Mate 3C Delvin Lee Kohler are identified with home addresses in Warren Ohio and Box 6 Kelsey respectively.
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Washington
Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
Michael Lee Bowman
Russell R. Bowman
Stewart Drive
Warren
Delvin Lee Kohler
Roy Lee Kohler
Box 6
Kelsey
Complaints to United Nations Must Be Made at Headquarters
The United Nations ordered all individual human rights complaints to be filed at New York headquarters rather than at U.N. information centers worldwide. The move follows a study prompted by Moscow center’s refusal to accept a Soviet complaint and reflects a determination that centers are not part of the Secretariat’s Division of Human Rights.
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United Nations
United Nations, N
U.N
General Assembly
U ‘Thant
Ihe U.N. Office of Public Information
Division of Human Rights
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Patent Office
Jere
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ohio State Coed
LIMA
Juan Velasco
Tonkin Gulf
Miami University
Middletown
Dave Finkelman
John J. A. McLaughlin
Danforth
Don Cossack
Vineeey
Bill Sands
Turnau Opera Players
Fledermaus
Miami University Symphony
Charles Smith
John Miles
Rivers
Yass Hakoshima
Cincinnati Ballet Company
Mongolia
Manchester Road
Magnavox
Rita YE UE AE
Sharp Black & White Pictures
Magavox Stereo
Mabley & Carew
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