Tax Levy Committee names five chairmen
Virgil Maines announces five chairmen for the Better Schools Committee to promote the 12.18 mill tax levy renewal. Richard Nein Fred Hotch kiss Boyd Smith Mrs. John Rosenberger and Oliver Smith will mobilize their organizations to stress the levy’s role in funding local schools.
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Better Schools Committee
Virgil Maines
Richard Nein
Fred Hotchkiss
Boyd Smith
Oliver Smith
John Rosenberger
Maies
Nein
Fisher Ave
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Hotchkiss
Sorg Paper Co
Douglas Ave
Monroe
First National Bank
Man Bound To Jury On Pot Charge In Middletown
Franklin man Glendon Gordon of 1904 Flemming Road was bound over to the Warren County grand jury on a marijuana possession charge. Acting Judge Stanley Kolb set bail at 2500 after Gordon was arrested Sept 20 on S Main Street when a bag believed to contain marijuana was found in his car and later checked by the Bureau of Criminal Identification. The case, initially set for Sept 22, was postponed so Gordon could secure an attorney.
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Franklin
Glendon Gordon
Flemming Road
Middletown
Warren County Grand Jury
Stanley Kolb
Kolb
Gordon
S. Main Street
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Wright-Pat May Cut Back 2,500 Jobs
Dayton area reports a Pentagon backed $3 billion cutback could trim Wright Patterson Air Force Base about 2500 civilian and military positions. The Dayton Daily News notes payroll losses of 23 to 30 million dollars annually next year due to resignations retirements and early discharges.
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Dayton, Ohio
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton Daily News
Pentagon
Rock Through Window at Doebler Brothers Inc
Richard Doebler reported a rock was thrown through a plate glass window at Doebler Brothers Inc. 4007 Cincinnati Dayton Road. Loss estimated at 350 dollars.
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Doebler Brothers Inc
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Richard Doebler
Violence Lingers in Las Vegas West Side Racial Clash
In Las Vegas the West Side endured scattered violence with over 100 arrests and 42 injuries as crowds looted, attacked vehicles, and set fires. Mayor Grayson imposed a curfew and sought National Guard aid while police blocked a 40 block area with helmets, tear gas, and spotlights amid extensive property damage and hospital cases.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Oran Grayson
Grayson
Las Vegas Strip
Golden West
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Sunrise Hospital
Sam Crucilla
Southern Nevada Memorial
Federal Trusteeship Ends Not for Indians Says Bruce
Indian Commissioner Louis R. Bruce vows to resist ending federal trusteeship. The Nixon appointee told about 400 delegates at the National Congress of American Indians that termination is wrong and urged caution after earlier cases with Menominee and Klamath tribes. He backed tribal self determination and direct funds to tribes while promising to study ideas from tribes. Washington sources expect the administration to oppose the 1953 resolution favoring ending trusteeship.
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N.M
Louis R. Bruce
National Congress of American Indians
Bruce
Nixon
Indiana
Wisconsin
Oregon
Wendell Chiano
Congress
New Mexico
Washington
Spiro Agnew
Walter Hickel
Interior
Kennedy Pushes Plan to Reform American Indian Policy
Senate majority whip Edward M. Kennedy calls for a White House conference to craft a blueprint for reform of Indian policy. He urges a select Senate committee on human needs, reorganization of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, shifting it from the Interior Department, and creation of an Indian development corporation with increased Indian control over education. The plan was proposed in a National Congress of American Indians speech before about 400 delegates.
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N.M
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Massachusetts
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Bureau
Interior Department
Indian Development Corporation
Kennedy Seeks Indian Education Reform and Funding
Senator Kennedy, chairing the Indian Education Subcommittee, urged immediate action on Indian education with a call to double funding. He proposed an Indian controlled public corporation issuing up to 200 million dollars in bonds backed by the U.S. government. Commissioner Bruce resisted ending federal trusteeship as a Sioux Mohawk, 63, spoke Monday.
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Congress’ Education Committee
Senate Subcommittee On
U.S
Louis R. Bruce
Congress
Hamilton To War on Sling Shots
Hamilton's new police chief George McNally orders confiscation of sling shots amid vandalism damaging cars. Ohio law prohibits manufacture sale or display of such weapons. juveniles found with devices will be stopped and devices kept. parents warned.
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Hamilton
George McNally
Ohio
Training Course Planned for Scout Leaders in Pokey Griffith District
The second training session for Pokey Griffith District scout leaders will be Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Armco Research Building on Curtis Street. William Harbaum leads the troop with Dr. Michael Matthews as assistant scoutmaster. Dave Meeker is senior patrol leader and Elza Abraham is quartermaster.
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Pokey Griffith
Armco Research
Curtis Street
William Harbaum
Michael Matthews
Dave Meeker
Elza Abraham
Chicago Primary Tests Nixon Vietnam Policy in 13th District
In Chicago's wealthy 13th District a nine-way GOP primary draws record turnout as voters weigh Nixon's Vietnam plan. Eight candidates present a range from hard撤line invasion to total withdrawal, while Democrat Edward Warman faces no opposition.
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Chicago
Ilinois
13Th Congressional District
Nixon
Cook County
Edward J. Barrett
GOP
Edward A. Warman
Skokie
Donald Rumsfeld
North Shore
Massachusetts
Vietnam
U.S
Baltic Wall: Russian Coastal Defenses Along Baltic Seacoast
The Baltic Wall refers to a network of Russian defensive positions along the Baltic seacoast. It describes fortifications and troop deployments intended to secure the shoreline and deter potential incursions.
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Baltic Wall
Baltic Seacoast
Pollution Hearings Decried as Breach of Faith in Ohio
Ohio official Dr. E W Arnold chairman of the Water Pollution Control Board calls federal hearings on three Cleveland steel companies a serious breach of faith in clean water efforts for Lake Erie and its tributaries He says no company has violated permits yet at this time and questions the need for the hearings amid pending study findings.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Steel Cou Anies
Ohio
E. W. Arnold
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Lake Erie
Arnold
Republic Steel Corp
U.S. Steel Com
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Bodies Identified in Steubenville Teen Death Mystery
Jefferson County coroner identified two teens found in a car on a rural side road as missing Steubenville area youths Charles Howard Jr 15 and Richard Kerns about 15 or 16 both from Steubenville and Alikana. They died weeks earlier likely from carbon monoxide poisoning with occupants in sleeping positions. A car interior contained vegetables and a stray chicken.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Jefferson County
John P. Smarrella
Charles Howard Jr
Richard Kerns
Alikana
Howard
Arlington Relaxation Blend Promises Style Savvy Appeal
Arlington advertises a relaxation blend marketed to fashionable women, promising a refined atmosphere mixed with professional services that attract the style conscious shopper.
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Arlington
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