Mass Disobedience Vowed At White House Today
Antiwar protesters plan to march on the White House to deliver an eviction notice to President Nixon despite rain. Rennie Davis, leader of the People’s Coalition for Peace and Justice, said they faced denied permits and urged massive civil disobedience.
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Local Birth Announcements From Family and Friends
Vital statistics list several newborns across Dayton area including a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hitch and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith born Sunday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Other births include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. John Lind in Louisville October 14 at Methodist Hospital and boys for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laskas Cincinnati Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Alvin Court
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Schirm Drive
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Gasoline Truck Leak Triggers City Evacuation Plan
St. Marys firefighters faced an explosion risk Monday night as a gasoline truck leaked 2,600 gallons from a faulty gasket onto city streets. Police rerouted traffic while firefighters flushed the spill into storm sewers to reduce danger.
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Air Force Advises Contingency Moves as Vietnam Withdrawal Looms
The Air Force told personnel that Vietnam tours may be cut short or altered as Nixon prepares a pullout. Airmen volunteering for Southeast Asia could face reassigned posts or withdrawal of orders. final preparation dates should be delayed to the latest possible moment.
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IRA Riot Stopped At Prison
British troops quelled a riot at Longesh internment camp near Belfast as 250 inmates seized four guards and tried to escape. Two hours of fighting followed with fires in a dining hall and recreation hall. Internees suffered head injuries. no troop casualties reported.
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