Lukens Hints on Senate Run as Backers Push Bid
A pro Lukens group is pressing U S Representative Donald E Lukens toward a 1970 Senate campaign. Rumors tie Gov James Rhodes to a possible run, with Nixon pressuring Rhodes. Lukens aides caution no decision has been made. Turkelson Armendaris and others say they are organizing efforts to show Lukens the path to the Senate.
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U. S
Donald E
Buz) Lukens
U. S. Senate
Morris Turkelson
Lebanon
Lukens
James Roberts
Turkelson
Rhodes
Senate
Buz
Colorado
Washington
Nixon
All-Ohio
Harry Brown
Dayton
Centerville
Columbus
Alex Armendaris
South Bend
Ind
Armendaris
Indiana
Republican Party
Lothers
POWs Reveal Harsh Vietnam Camp Conditions
Two Navy men testified on torture hunger and solitary confinement in North Vietnamese camps as Defense Secretary Baird condemned Hanoi for violating humane standards. Lt Robert Frishman and Seaman Douglas Hegdahl described beatings finger removal and long isolation while urging Geneva Convention adherence and broad prisoner releases.
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Washington
Hanoi
Robert F. Frishman
Douglas Brent Hegdahl
Defense
Melvin R. Baird
North Vietnam
Laird
Burhan
Baird Adden
sFrishman
Frishman
Hani
Fishman
Hegdahl
Canberra
Larceny Involving $25 Million Checks Recovered
New York AP report of Robert Yates a 29 year old Wall Street auditor who found and returned 25 043 million dollars in non negotiable checks to Midland Bank Ltd after keeping them at his apartment for several days. He noted the checks were non negotiable but admitted considering cashing them. The officer who accepted the return appeared pleased.
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New York
Robert Yates
Midland Bank Ltd
Yates
Wall Street
State Street
Financial District
Florida
Anne
Denver Rockets Hire McLendon A Star Twenty Five Year Coach
AP reports John McLendon is named head coach of the Denver Rockets in the ABA. He spent 25 years as a college coach, recording 523 wins and 152 losses for a .775 winning percentage. The story notes his track record and the new role in professional basketball.
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Denver
John McLendon
Denver Rockets
American Basketball Association
Indiana Man Dies In Crash Near Trenton
A New Castle man died in a crash near Trenton on Ohio 73 as his car and a westbound vehicle collided in wet conditions. Charles R. Raines, 30, of New Castle, died on arrival at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after head injuries. The other driver, Ted Martin, 25, of Trenton, was treated and listed in fair condition. Police said Martin's car slid on wet pavement about 1 45 p m. The accident remains under investigation.
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New Castle
Ind
Butler County
Ohio
Trenton
Charles R. Raines
H Ave
Middletown Hospital
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Dayton ‘Hospital
Ted Martin
Sycamore St
Martin
Raines
Warren County
Donald L. Brown
Cincinnati
Edward Wilcher
Wilcher
Charles L. Wilcher
Hillsboro
Braun
Real Cool Zoo Frolic at St Louis Ice Scene
Penguins at the St Louis Zoo frolicked on three tons of ice after an aquatic house air conditioning failure. Zoo officials said the ice chunks helped creatures cope while a burned out switch caused a six hour outage. William Hoff, executive director, noted the penguins enjoyed the cold playfully.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Zoo
Old Country
Antarctic
William Hoff
Zoo
Ex Slave Alexander Tanner Dies in Salem New Jersey
Alexander Tanner a former slave claimed to be 110 and to have voted in every presidential election since 1880. He said he was born in 1859 near Lynchburg Virginia and died Tuesday in Salem New Jersey.
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Salem
N.J
Alexander Tanner
Tanner
Lynchong
Deaths and Funerals Batch From Ohio Kentucky Notices
Death notices list John Gose 91 of Mariba Ky and others with survivors. Services set for Friday at Mariba Church of God and Bellbrook Cemetery details. Additional funeral notices include Neeley, Foster, and Wyatt with surviving relatives and service times in Ohio and Kentucky.
Death Notice of Carl Haag Trenton Welder
Carl Henry Haag 55 of 614 State St Trenton died yesterday at Middletown Hospital where he was admitted Monday. He was a welder for Vulcan Manufacturing Co Cincinnati seven years. Survived by wife Mattie two daughters Barbara Highley Middletown and Rose at home three sons Paul Ronald and Raymond at home father Louis Haag Trenton three sisters Anna Duvall Hamilton Helen Kelley Gratis Clara Couch Bell Calif four brothers John Shelbyville Jake Hamilton Clarence and James Middletown and one grandchild. Services 11 a.m. Friday at McCoy Lef ler Funeral Home Rev A M Wilson officiating. Burial Miltonville Cemetery. Visitation 5 to 9 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Carl Henry Haag
State St
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Haag
Vulcan Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
Mattie
Barbara Highley
Middletown
Rose
Paul
Ronald
Raymond
Map
Louis Haag
Anna Duvall
Hamilton
He'en Kelley
Gratis
Clara Couch
Bell
Calif
John
Shelbyville
Ind
Jake
Clarence
James
McCoy-Leffler
A.M. Wilson
Miltonville ‘Cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth C Eby Ridge of Dayton Dies
Mrs. Elizabeth C Eby Ridge 52 of Dayton native of Middletown died at St. Elizabeth Medical Center Dayton after a two week illness. Surviving are husband William two sons Stephen Huffman Dayton Roger Huffman Middletown father Garrett Long Middletown three sisters Ruth Sticklyn Juanita Cairol Franklin and Zelma Hogg Long Middletown a brother Gilbert Long Middletown and three grandchildren. Services will be held at 10 per Funeral Home burial place to be determined.
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Mariba
Vernon
Robert Gose
Clay Powers
Middletown
St. Claire Hospital
Moorehead
Gose
Elizabeth
Williard
Germantown
Church O God
Loveless
Frenchvburg
Elizabeth C.eby Ridge
Dayton
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
Ringe
William
Stephen ‘Huffman
Roger Huffman
Garrett Long
Ruth Sticklyn
Juanita Cairol
Zelma Hogg
Franklin
Gilbert ‘Long
McCoy-Leffler
Services for E Clyde Neeley Held in Lebanon
Funeral services for E Clyde Neeley, 63, of Lebanon route 1, are set for 1 p m. In the absence of the full obituary other needed details are not available.
Baby With Bullet In Brain Survives Early Operation
Two week old boy born premature in Asheville after his mother Glenda Messer was accidentally shot Aug 18 when her husband dropped a pistol. Doctors removed a bullet lodged in the infant’s brain Tuesday and said it is too soon to know if brain damage will occur. The baby’s survival is credited to the womb’s cushioning and the infant’s dependence on his mother.
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Asheville
N.C
Glenda Messer
Waynesville
L. van Blaricom
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