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Middletown Journal

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Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1975

Page

3

Six killed in Neb.........................

SUTHERLAND Neb AP six members of the Kellie family were found shot to death in a small frame house. David Kellie 32 died at the scene along with his 5-year-old son Daniel and 6-year-old daughter Deanne. David's parents Henery 66 and Marie 57 were also dead. Florence 10 who had been with the grandparents was found in another room. Erwin Charles Simants 29 was arrested Sunday and charged with six counts of first degree murder. He was held without bond. The killings occurred about 9 p.m. as a TV movie aired locally. Simants reportedly lived nearby with relatives.

David Henery Marie Florence Floyd Paulman Erwin Charles Simants Amos Simants Kellie Simants Lindstrom Erwin Art Minshull Jack Humphrey Nebraska NBC Charles Whitman Austin Tex Erwin Simants

Ford Plan Aims to Narrow Food Stamp Help

President Ford plans changes to the federal food stamp program to target the neediest families and reduce taxpayer costs by at least $1 billion. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz will present the proposals to Congress, with August figures showing 18.8 million people served at $5.2 billion annually. a plan to cut off eligibility for families above the poverty line is under consideration.

Washington Ford White House Congress Agriculture Earl L. Butz

German Troops Occupy Romania On October 7 1940

German forces occupied parts of Romania on October 7 1940 as Axis operations expanded in southeastern Europe. The advance followed tensions over territories and strategic positions in the region. Local authorities reported the deployments and prompted international reactions.

Rumania

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