High Courts Docket Packed With Explosive Cases
The Supreme Court opens a new term amid protests and political passion over Vietnam civil rights and welfare cases. It faces challenges to anti poverty laws welfare garnishments and draft deferments as it weighs First Amendment limits and police power in protests.
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Supreme Court
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Justice Department
Des Moines
Iowa
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
American Civil Libertes Union
Wisconsin Auto Workers
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
Modern mobile homes offer advanced sanitation features
A description notes major improvements in mobile home bathrooms including moisture proof rooms with bathtub toilet wash basin and shower. It highlights ultra modern colors and attractive decor, promoting Breeze Way Mobile Home Sales as display and sale venue with affordable prices.
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Breezeway
Burglar Steals Cash and Cards in Two Home Break-ins
Police report two burglaries with $160 stolen in cash and credit cards missing. Terrie Calloway’s home on Philadelphia Ave saw $120 and $10 taken. a man fled after being seen. Bob Perry's home on Suprior Ave suffered $30 and purse cards taken from a kitchen table via unlocked back door.
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Terrie Calloway
Philadelphia Ave
Miss Calloway
Bob Perry
Suprior Ave
Pulaski Day Parade Honors Casimir Pulaski on Fifth Avenue
Thousands of Polish Americans and supporters marched up Fifth Avenue in the 32nd Pulaski Day Parade. The event honored Casimir Pulaski, the Polish hero who fought for American independence in the Revolutionary War.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Casimir Pulaski
Too Late For Insurance In Biafra
Shrapnel riddled billboard urges buyers as Col. Joseph Achuzia plots a dawn assault on Okigwu hill overlooking Okigwi. Nigerian forces press from the 800 foot hill while Biafran troops defend a city near Umuahia. Four Red Cross workers are among the dead as fighting rushes toward a possible division sized clash.
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Union National Insurance
Col
Joseph Achuzia
Biafra
Okigu
Korea
Okigwi
Umuahia
Okingi
Achuzia
Achuaia
Okigw
Red Cross
C. Odu
Megwu
Achazia
Ohio Bell Names New Plant Manager
Gordon M. Tinch, longtime Middletown area resident and installation foreman, is promoted to plant chief for Ohio Bell in Middletown effective immediately. He succeeds Donald D. Casteel, who becomes district construction superintendent in Dayton offices.
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Gordon M. Tinch
Robert Ave
Franklin
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Middletown Area
Tinch
Donald D. Casteel
Regent Drive
Dayton
London
Middletown
Springboro
Phone
Casteel
Ohio Bell
Columbus
Area Twirlers Win Top Honors in NBTA Lexington Contests
Seventeen Middletown baton twirlers led by Mrs. Shirley Decker captured first place in NBTA events at Lexington Kentucky. The Royal Knights Drum and Baton Corps claimed top color guard and overall first while Shiley's Blue Diamonds and Royal Babes won junior and juvenile titles respectively. Debie Freeze and Mona Hornbeck led individual divisions with several other standout placements across senior and championship classes.
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Middletown
Shirley Decker
Lexington
Royal Knights
Shiley
Blue Diamonds
Royal Babes
Black Panthers
Debie Freeze
Mona Hornbeck
Susan Bongiani
Lynn Daugherty
Lori Johnson
Sheryl Longworth
Debbie Freeze
Peggy Huening
Viet Woman Leads Raid on Viet Cong Prison Camp
A South Vietnamese woman guided U S Navy Seals and government troops to a Viet Cong prison on Con ng Coc Island near the Bassac river. The dawn assault overran the camp, capturing two guards and documents, with seventeen guerrillas surrendering and no allied casualties.
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Saigon
U.S. Navy
Navy
Cong Coc
Bassac River
Mekong Delta
Rosedale PTO Plans Outline At Evening Meeting
Rosedale Elementary School PTO will hear an outline of the year’s plans from individual grade teachers at tomorrow’s 7 30 p m meeting. An executive board session precedes at 7 p m.
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Rosedale
PTO
Clergymen Face Trial in Baltimore Draft Records Fire
Nine Roman Catholic clergy and laymen charged with seizing and burning Selective Service records at Catonsville last May 17 face trial starting today. Demonstrations by Vietnam war opponents gathered near the Basilica of the Assumption and counterdemonstrators near the Enoch Pratt Library as police watched. All nine pleaded innocent to counts of mutilating and destroying government records and hindering administration of the Selective Services Act.
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Baltimore
Catonsville
Basilica of the Assumption
Enoch Pratt Free Library
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Texas
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Austin
California
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Cassius Clay
Timothy J. Leary
Little Rock
Arkansas
Tytus
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Pulaski
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Judy Scott
Sabra Taylor
Duane Rosensweig
Cindy Hester
Melinda Hobbs
Brenda Hahn
Priscilla
Stratman
Jim Humphrey
Lakota
Hamilton Badens
Kathy Barnes
Marcia Clawson
Karen Gramman
Quentieg
Harold J. Carpenter
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Hamilton Pol
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