Meir Flies Home After UJA Dinner Appeal
Israeli Premier Golda Meir returned to Israel amid a fundraising drive in the United States urging aid programs. In New York she told a 3000 strong dinner crowd that Israel’s freedom and safety require effort, and she voiced sympathy for Jordan amid reports of Syrian involvement. She spoke after meetings with Nixon and Rogers and noted wider closed circuit appeals in 19 cities.
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Israel Bond Organization
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Lincoln School PTO to hear about new non graded program
Principal Tom Manring will explain Middletown’s new non graded continuous development approach at a PTO meeting in the school cafeteria at 7 30 p m Tuesday Sept 29. The gathering follows a misannouncement in yesterday’s Journal about tomorrow night’s meeting.
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Rivalry Between Gangs Blamed For Portsmouth Shootout
Police said weekend gunfire in Portsmouth grew from a rivalry between two black neighborhood gangs after a football game between two predominantly black high schools. One youth, John Bellamy, was killed by Detective J G Ennis. an off duty officer and seven others were wounded. Henry Battle, 18, was charged with attempted murder. Otis James, 20, was critically injured. Ty Coleman, 9, had minor injuries.
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J. G. Ennis
Virginia
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C. L. Warren
Wilbur Gavin
Henry Battle
Cairo Chief Quitting Amid Racial Tensions
Roy Burke resigns as Cairo Illinois police chief after seven months, citing fear repression and economic woes in a city of 10 000. He blames both whites and blacks for racial violence and criticizes state aid. Burke says he cannot work in such conditions as tensions strain the city’s finances and downtown Boycotts persist.
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Alexander County
Man Shot After Camden Argument On Main Street
Clarence Smallwood, 32, of Camden, was treated at Fort Hamilton Hospital for gunshot wounds to the hand abdomen and legs after an argument with Ambrose Martin 62 of Ohio 725 Camden. Police Chief Jim Dody said Martin used a 12 gauge shotgun and is in Preble County Jail awaiting charges.
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Jim Dody
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Ambrose Martin
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Arms Talks Could Fail If Kremlin Goes Tough
An administration source says SALT talks may fail if the Soviet Union pursues a hard line policy. The official noted, without direct quotes, that failure would stem from a political decision by the Soviets. President Nixon had projected optimism earlier but now conveys cautious hope as talks resume in Helsinki November 2.
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OSU Clock Surveils Lobby With Hidden Cameras
Ohio State University has installed a clock in the Administration Building face marked at 3 6 9 and 12 with small cameras. Officials say the covert cameras deter demonstrators from taking obvious photos in the lobby area used as a protest staging space.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Balloonists Aim For Atlantic Crossing From Long Island
Three adventurers aboard The Free Life launched from a Long Island cow pasture in a 12 foot gondola under an 80 foot helium balloon. Rod Anderson Pamela Brown and Malcolm Brighton hope to sail 3000 miles toward France in six to sixteen days. The crew carry champagne food water cameras and survival gear as they seek the first manned transatlantic balloon crossing.
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France
Atlantic
Boston
Rod Anderson
New York
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Malcolm Brighton
Farnham
England
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Brighton
Nova Scotia
Off-Again Romance Flairs as Nurse Heads Home
Maureen O Leary, 23, Boston nurse student, heads home after Scotland vacation. English accountant Brian Pear, 21, rushed 200 miles to launch talks via radio as Maureen prepared to depart. She says in love but not engaged yet, plans to finish nurse training before marriage.
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Boston
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Brian Pear
Maureen
Brian
Britain
Lancashire
Mason Chooses Queen at Community Unity Days
Diane Schutte a 17 year old Mason resident was named queen after a parade and community events including an Air Force show sidewalk sales and square dancing. First runner up Debbie Lear also 17 and a Mason High senior participates in Future Teachers of America National Honor Society and Girls Glee Club.
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William ‘Mason High School
Future Teachers ‘of America
National Honor Society
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Nixon Urges Colleges to Enforce Rule of Reason
President Nixon sent a letter to nearly 1000 college presidents urging use of the rule of reason over force on campuses. The White House released the note with NYU professor Sidney Hook's article warning of a grave crisis, calling for action by administrators faculty and student leaders to preserve higher education.
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Washington
White House
New York University
Kansas State University
Sidney Hook
NYU
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America
Franklin Police Probe Two Break-Ins at Local Stores
Franklin police investigated two early morning break ins. intruders pried open a window at King Kwik grocery, 179 East Sixth Street, where a patrol car spotted the scene at 2 40 am. A second entry occurred at the First Baptist Church on West Second Street 16 West Second Street.
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King Kwik
Sixth St
First Baptist
Second St
Preparation H offers relief for hemorrhoidal swelling
Doctors report hours of relief from burning itch and pain as Preparation H shrinks hemorrhoidal swelling without harming the vein. Tests on hundreds of patients showed success without narcotics or stinging astringents. Available over the counter as ointment or suppository, it lubricates and protects inflamed surfaces for more comfortable bowel movements.
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