Fireman Slain as Fourth Execution Murders Shake Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, Edwin J. Reisinger Jr., 31, a fire department Life Squad member, was found dead in his car with a gunshot wound and a gagged mouth in Avondale. The spree has seen four execution style killings in a week, including victims Sally Brown, Paul Mueller, and Eugene Pearson, with no weapon found at two sites. Police say no direct link among the slayings is evident.
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Windom Pari
Avondale
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Life Squad
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Nelson Glueck
Holy Land
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
Brown
Paul Mueller
Spring Grove Cemetery
Eugene Pearson
University of Cincinnati
Clifton
Jackson
Pearson
Cincinnati man charged in Lo Coed death
John J. McDevitt 48 of Cincinnati faces vehicular homicide drunken and reckless driving and failing to stop after an accident in the death of Xa vier University coed Doreen Jankowski 19 of Cleveland Friday night. Student John F. Gontero 19 of Lyndhart Ohio was injured and treated at Good Samaritan Hospital. he is in good condition.
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John J. McDevitt
Xavier University
Doreen Jankowski
Cleveland
John F. Gontero
Lyndhart
Ohio
Gontero
Good Samaritan Hospital
ADA Sees Favorite Son Candidacies Threatening Reform
Americans for Democratic Action decries favorite son presidential bids as steering voters away from real choice. The group cites John Tunney and John Gilligan as potential examples and urges parties to bar such candidacies to protect primary integrity.
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Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Hamilton Raid Nets Bet Cache
Hamilton Ohio police raided the Grand Hotel and arrested James Dickinson 66 on four counts of illegal possession of betting documents. They seized $7897 in cash along with betting sheets telephones adding machines and racing forms in a year long investigation. Investigators said sheets will go to the IRS and Justice Department and more charges could follow.
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Grand Hotel
Dickinson
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Justice Department
Nixon seeks extended wage and price controls beyond 1972
Phase 2 questions outnumber answers as Nixon outlines a plan for continued controls after the November 13 end of the wage price freeze. The administration and Congress debate pay board power and the role of the Cost of Living Council with Meany awaiting a decision.
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A Glance Inside a Cold Wind Blowing on Farmer's Market
Middletown's farmer's market began around the turn of the century and peaked in the 1930s before fading. It still operates Saturdays with a few hardy farmers and customers keeping the tradition alive.
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Two Die and Four Hurt In Cincinnati Car Crash
Two people died and four were hospitalized after a three car collision on the Beechmont Levee near Lunken Airport east of Cincinnati. A 16 year old from Plainville Ohio died on arrival at Cincinnati General Hospital. A two month old infant also died and was not yet identified. Traffic on the flood wall levee along the Ohio River was closed for about an hour.
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Rebels In Argentina Give Up Cabe Azul Uprising Ends Peacefully
In Argentina Army loyalists crushed a rebel bid to topple Gen. Lanusse's seven month old government. About 10 000 troops faced 1 200 rebels in Azul before surrender. Rebel chief Col. Garcia yielded after Gen. Aguilar Pinedo entered Azul to take control.
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Joaquin Aguilar Pinedo
Byrd Suddenly Center of Supreme Court Speculation
Reports place Senator Robert Byrd as a top Nixon nominee for the Supreme Court, with administration aides denying current favoritism. Byrd declines comment while his candidacy faces civil rights scrutiny and potential Democratic resistance in the Senate. He chairs Judiciary Committee hearings loom for any nomination.
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Irma
Sen
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Massachusetts
Weather Outlook Says Showers Ended. Cooler, Cloudy Days Ahead
Steady rain ended Saturday afternoon. Today's and Monday's outlook is partly cloudy and cool with highs in the lower 60s. Tonight will fall to the mid-40s as temperatures swing downward.
Ex-Con Hijacks Detroit Airliner to Cuba
An ex-convict who looked suspicious pulled a gun on an Eastern Air Lines passenger agent and hijacked Flight 953 from Detroit to Cuba with 47 aboard. Richard Dixon, 31, of Pontiac, was identified as the hijacker after he demanded control before boarding, with 39 passengers on the plane.
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Diamond Crystal Salt Co. Credit Union
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R. Johnson
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Vernon Davenport Dies From Crash Injuries in Ohio 4 Collision
Vernon Davenport aged 42 of Hamilton died at Bethesda North Hospital from injuries after an early Saturday auto crash that struck a tree on Ohio 4 near Crescentville Road, Hamilton County police said.
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Vernon Davenport
Hamilton
Bethesda North Hospital
Hamilton County
Ohio 4
Crescentville Road
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