Jury summons for Hoffa mystery deepens with car custody fight
As the Hoffa disappearance probe opens, a federal court will hear custody questions over a car FBI says contains crucial clues. Giacalone and son Joseph testifying are requested as the grand jury probes the Detroit mob case.
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Hoffa
Viola
Giacalone
Joseph
FBI
Charles
Chuckie
O'Brien
Joseph Giacalone
Robert Ozer
Justice Department
Organized Crime Strike Force
Detroit
Farmington woman wins Michigan State Fair husband calling title
Practicing Eileen Novak, 23, of Farmington demonstrates the winning form at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit. Novak says she entered the event to call a Buffalo, Michigan friend, and observers noted he likely heard her. The piece also notes the Jesuits were founded in 1534 by Ignatius of Loyola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Novak
Farmington
Mich
Detroit
Miss Novak
Buffalo
Airlift of Vietnamese Children Critiqued as Token Effort
Yale psychologist Edward Zigler argued in a paper for the American Psychological Association that Operation Babylift was a tokenistic response, saying 2000 children were a tiny tip of the iceberg and that the United States has a poor record on child welfare across nationalities. He noted guilt over American involvement and questioned whether the adoptions served the children or American desires, urging support for adoptive families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
American Psychological Association
Vietnam
Edward Zigler
Yale University
Department of Health
Zigler
T Ower
Aeen
Biafra
Nigeria
America
Local obituaries note four deaths and services in Ohio and Kentucky
Mrs. Lulu G Chamberlain 86 of West Carrollton died at home. Survived by husband Charles daughter Angeline Wagner and two grandsons. Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Swart Funeral Home burial Evergreen West Carrollton. Alma Rutledge Ramseyer former Middletown resident died yesterday in Cincinnati General Hospital after 11 days there. Survived by husband Richard three sons Charles Alvin Jack, ten grandchildren six sisters. Graveside service Wednesday 2 p.m. Woodside Cemetery Rev J Herschel Caudill officiating. Arrangements McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Homer Stacy 54 of Louisville died Saturday in Louisville. Funeral 2 p.m. tomorrow Riggs Funeral Home burial Woodside Cemetery. Survivors include brother Sammie Marietta Ga and sister Marie Dean Louisville Ky.
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Lulu G. Chamberlain
West Carrollton
Charles
Angeline Wagner
Middletown
Swart Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Alma Rutledge Ramseyer
Cincinnati
Richard
Alvin
Jack Rutledge
Clara Souers
Ruby Porter
Lillian Sharritt
Mary Wente
Dayton
Mabel Matteston
Sacramento
Calif
Woodside Cemetery
Rev. J. Herschel Caudill
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Homer Stacy
Louisville
Riggs
Donie Banks
Sammie
Marietta, Ga
Marie Dean
Stacy
The Light Touch
A quirky snippet notes a friend buying a carburetor that saves 30 percent on gas a timer that saves 50 percent and plugs that save 40 percent after 10 miles the tank overflows. It ends with wry observations on rye cost and workplace behavior and intrusion.
Oswald Warned FBI Agent Before Kennedy Killing
The FBI disclosed that Lee Harvey Oswald issued a threat in a note delivered before Kennedy's assassination. The note and visit were not reported and the note was destroyed. Director Kelley said the note did not reference Kennedy and warned no foreknowledge of the death.
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Washington
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Clarence J. Kelley
Kennedy
Kelley
Oswald
Warren Commission
Soviet Union
Marina
Dallas Times Herald
Tom Johnson
Times Herald
James P. Hosty Jr
Lake Waynoka Faces Financial Trouble and Closure
Cincinnati Enquirer reports Lake Waynoka a resort development northeast of Georgetown has been closed since early August and may be in financial distress. The 3,662 acre project is "open until further notice" and a gate guard cites 26 permanent families with about 125 to 150 homes built since July 1970. American Realty Services Corp. of Memphis, developer parent, did not comment. A Memphis bankruptcy court spokesman noted rumors of a filing.
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Cincinnati
Georgetown
American Realty Services Corp. of
Memphis
Federal Bankruptcy Court
American Realty
Concepts Challenged as Ohio Aims New Education Plan
2.5 million Ohio schoolchildren face a return to classes as public and private schools reopen. Public Instruction Supt. Martin W. Essex calls for a fundamental redesign of education with emphasis on integrity practicality and better teacher preparation. He notes innovations like storefront schools failed to meet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Martin W. Essex
Essex
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio Education Association
OEA
Robert Grimm
Willoughby-Eastlake
South Point schools hire 76 new teachers after strike
South Point Ohio faces a mixed reopening as 76 new teachers join seven schools after SPACT strike last spring. Superintendent Lawrence Derifield reports stable enrollment at 2,600 students, with eight court settlements favoring the board and ongoing action from SPACT for reinstatement.
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South Point
South Point Association of Classroom Teachers
SPACT
Lawrence Derifield
Derifield
Lois Lane actress Noel Neill recalls Superman era decades on
Palm Beach AP Noel Neill who played Lois Lane reflects on TV's Superman series at a science fiction convention. She recalls rough budgets and fast schedules from the 1950s and notes George Reeves height influenced on-screen scale. Neill remembers fellow actors and the show’s lasting fan interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach, Fla
Noel Neill
Lois Lane
Miss Neill
Santa Monica
Calif
Clark Kent
Superman
Metropolis
Cub
Franklin log cabins topic at Historical Society meeting
Hamilton banker Tom Rentschler will present a slide talk on log cabins at the Franklin Area Historical Society meeting at 7 30 p.m. at Laura Farrell School. The event is open to the public with no charge and will cover Franklin's 1805 log post office restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Tom Rentschler
Hamilton
Franklin Area Historical Society
Laura Farrell School
Harding Memorial Museum
Rentschler
Frank Woolworths Five and Dime Began in 1879 Utica
Frank Woolworth founded his five and ten cent store in 1879 at Utica, launching a chain that would grow into a nationwide retail name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woolworth
Utica
Famed glacial grooves highlight Kelleys Island State Park
Kelleys Island State Park is home to renowned glacial grooves touted as some of the finest carvings in America. The site draws visitors who admire the ancient geological formations and the island’s natural scenery.
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Kelleys Island State Park
America
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Middletown Journal
Anthony
Tony Jack" Giacalone
Society of Jesus
Jesuits
Ignatius of Loyola
Lulu Chamberlain
Alma Ramseyer
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
4Th Ave
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Monthlu
By Ellis Hall
Hall
Yankee Rd
Lake Waynoka
State Board of Tion
Board of Education
Les York
Jimmy Olson
George Reeves
George
Society
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Cali Rus Nicols
Dale Converse
Insurance Associates
Jones—Grimes
Long—Snider
Harrison—Mears
N. Main St
S. Main St
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