Moratorium Counter-Offensive By Vice President Agnew
Backers of Nixon Vietnam policy led by Vice President Spiro Agnew launch a counter offensive against the moratorium protests. Agnew decries protesters as dissidents and anarchists while Moratorium organizers urge local action and a November push to press for an end to the war. Jerome Grossman and Barry Goldwater advocate demonstrations including Veterans Day. Westmoreland notes soldier disenchantment with withdrawal calls. Grossman says planners aim for local events and congressional engagement. If Nixon concedes to end the war in his Nov 3 speech, Moratorium leaders may fold and resume normal activities.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
Jerome Grossman
Boston
Newton
Barry Goldwater
Long Beach
Calif
U.S
William Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Army
Brownwood
Tex
New Orleans
Goldwater
Grossman
Washington
Grandmother raises morale for troops with bake sale drive
Hazel Slick of Linwood New Jersey runs a booming home bakery to fund gifts for GIs in Vietnam. She bakes 260 loaves and 245 pies in four days selling loaf 75 cents and pies one dollar while funds support Howard Warren who ships gift boxes to servicemen in Southeast Asia.
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Linwood
N.J
Vietnam
Hazel Slick
Slick
Howard Warren
Northfield
South Jersey
Southeast Asia
Warren
Boy Scouts Hike Bluewater Trail in Dayton Event
Boy Scout Troop 99 of Excello hiked the five mile Bluewater Trail on the Miami Valley Council Reservation in Dayton. Scouts Tony Roell Terry Owens Chris McIntosh Bill Murray Pat Smith Randy Griffin Mike Basford Jerry Burns John Brown Ron Myers Jack Whitman Randy Stout Curt McIntosh joined with Scoutmaster Paul Griffin and Assistant Scoutmaster Ted Dearth. The troop is sponsored by the South Middletown Fire Association.
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Excello
Miami Valley Council
Dayton
Tony Roell
Terry Owens
Chris McIntosh
Bill Murray
Pat Smith
Randy Griffin
Mike Basford
Jerry Burns
John Brown
Ron Myers
Jack Whitman
Randy Stout
Curt McIntosh
Paul Griffin
Ted Dearth
South Middletown Fire Association
Pair Found On Rooftop Leads to City Jail
Two men Doyle Wayne Boggs and Thomas Joe Smith Jr. were held in city jail after police arrested them on a downtown rooftop Sunday morning. Officers respond to a roof call at 1030 1040 Central Avenue and nabbed the suspects as they stood over a skylight.
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Doyle Wayne Boggs
Hill Ave
Thomas Joe Smith Jr
Louisville
1040
Central Avenue
North Vietnam vows fight on until US troops leave
In Moscow, North Vietnam and Soviet leaders pledge continued aid and a united front against American forces in South Vietnam. Premier Pham Van Dong and Kosygin sign a joint communique reaffirming Hanoi’s aim for total withdrawal of US troops and support for the National Liberation Front. Dong left Moscow after stops en route to Beijing.
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Moscow
North Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
U.S
Pham van Dong
Alexei Kosygin
Ho Chi Minh
Tass
South Vietnnam
Hanoi
Washington
Soviet Union
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Peking
Cubs hike 13 miles to Miamisburg Mound
Members of Boy Scout Troop One hiked 13 miles from downtown Middletown to the top of Miamisburg Mound last Saturday. The trek was largely cross country with only brief road sections. Participants included Jim Chappel Chris Schueler Steve Nisbet Pat Dugan Mark Maines Jay Roney Meredith Maines Alan Roney Bill Crawford Doug Hattery John Crawford and Richard Douglas with Assistant Scoutmaster Jim Roney and Dr William J Crawford accompanying.
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Boy Scout
Middletown
Miamisburg Mound
Jim Chappel
Chris Schueler
Steve Nisbet
Pat Dugan
Mark Maines
Jay Roney
Meredith Maines
Alan Roney
Bill Crawford
Doug Hattery
John Crawford
Richard Douglas
Jim Roney
William J. Crawford
Merrill Lynch offers microfiche research files for sale
An investor can buy microfiche copies of Merrill Lynch research files for about 2500 dollars. The collection includes reports, listing applications and financial data on 15 000 companies, stored as microfilm mounted on a filing card.
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New York
Merrill Lynch
Bank Credit Cards Seen As Part Of New Revolution
Barnitz Bank vice president C. Richard Ross tells Exchange Club that credit cards join a long line of exchange mediums from nails and oxen to cigarettes and nylons. He cites three revolutions: shift to paper money, changing attitudes toward credit, and broader banking service. He cautions cards will not replace cash or checks but will gain a key role in the future banking landscape.
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BankAmericard
C. Richard Ross
Barnitz Bank
Exchange Club Today
Ross
Courts clash over use of suspect in body hunt
Federal officials who moved convict Stanley B. Hoss Jr to aid a search for the bodies of Linda Peugeot and her daughter Lori Mae faced state and federal courts. A judge ordered his return to prison, while authorities argued over custody and contempt. The search continued for the two victims with police tracing alleged burial sites along Route 224 near the Indiana border.
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Pittsburgh
Stanley B. Hoss, Jr
Hoss
Linda Peugeot
Lori Mae
Cumberland
Western State Penitentiary
Robert van der Voort
Allegheny County Dist. Atty
Robert W. Duggan
van der Voort
Wallace Gourley
Federal
Peugeot
Auto Inspection At Smith Park Thursday In Ohio
Ohio State Highway Patrol inspectors led by Ptl. G. W. Roddy will conduct a motor vehicle inspection at Smith Park from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday. Safety stickers will be issued to cars that pass, and no citations will be issued.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
Smith Park
Ptl. G. W. Roddy
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Bluewater
Wational Restaurant
Carter
Carter's
Jane
Island Main Sts
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Cub
Beneficial Finance Co
Central Ave
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Wwe
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Rane Nirc
Montgomery
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