Nixon to Meet Irish Peace Talkers During Europe Trip
President Nixon heads to five European nations on a nine day journey and will meet U S representatives to the Paris peace talks in Ireland. He will discuss Vietnam negotiations with chief negotiator David K E Bruce at Kilfrush House near Tipp erary.
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Nixon
Ireland
U.S
Paris
White House
Vietnam
David K.E. Bruce
Kilfrush House
Tiperrary
Rome
William P. Rogers
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Boys Town
Naples
NATO
Nixons
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Spain
Francisco Franco
Royal Palace
England
Queen Elizabeth
Edward Heath
Heath
Shannon
County Mayo
Ryan
County Kildare
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Italians Protest Nixon Visit in Rome Fires Hit Cars
In Rome leftists set thirteen cars with U S license plates ablaze and poured gasoline on vehicles during protests ahead of President Nixon's upcoming visit. Anti Nixon rallies began two days earlier with a march and pickets in downtown Rome as security plans limit crowds for his itinerary. Nixon will travel by helicopter between venues with a short motorcade likely from the Quirinal Palace to Vatican City to meet Pope Paul VI.
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Rome
U.S
Nixon
Naples
Quirinal Palace
Vatican City
Paul VI
Reading Deficiency Rates Highlight School Challenges
Twenty five percent of U S schoolchildren show significant reading deficiencies. Of these, three in five have problems so acute they cannot be corrected in today's ordinary classroom.
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Washington
U.S
$15 000 Suit Filed In Accident
Sandra K. Bradley of Middletown seeks $15 000 in Butler County Common Pleas Court for neck back left arm and leg injuries from a traffic collision on September 27 1968 near Roosevelt Junior High School. The defendant is Francis J. Atkinson of Middletown.
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Hamilton
Sandra K. Bradley
Roosevelt Ave
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Francis J. Atkinson
Central Avenue
Roosevelt Junior High School
Rumors Roil Kent State Campus Amid Security Push
Kent State University faced rumors about FBI agents posing as students and radical plans to close the campus by October 16 as officials prepared to reopen with tightened security. President Robert White and Campus Police Chief Donald Schwartzmiller urged caution while noting improved interagency coordination and previous bomb threats.
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Ohio
FBI
Kent State University
Aan Dane
Jeaur Verin Iwinruay
Donald Schwartzmiller
KSU
Robert J. White
Schwartzmiller
White
Kent State
Ohio National Guardsmen
State Highway Patrol
Kent State shooting grand jury progress noted
In Ravenna Ohio the state special grand jury hearing the May 4 Kent State violence heard Stephen Titchenal a Berea KSU student who taped the event. Denise Steiner and police officers testified as jurors hear about the downtown window smashing and ROTC building fire during the demonstrations.
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Ohio
Special State Grand
Kent State
Ohio National Guard
Stephen Titchenal
Berea
KSU
Titchenal
President’s Commission
National Guard
Denise Steiner
Rittman
Richard Schreiber
Grand Jury
Portage County
Kent
Columubs Bomber Sentenced
Air Force 1st Lt. William L. Harris pleaded guilty to bombing two Columbus department stores on August 15. He received 12 to 65 years in prison from Common Pleas Court Judge Allen Whiteside and was ordered to Mansfield Reformatory. Harris injured thirteen people and was captured after a motorcycle rider ran him down.
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Columbus
Ohio
Air Force
William L. Harris
Common Pleas Court
Allen Whiteside
Mansfield Reformatory
Harris
Whiteside
J. C. Penney’s
Zayre
Sink recovered in break-in theft tale at timberman road
Butler County officer reports recovery of a sink top and bowl, water heater, and toilet bowl valued at 235 dollars. The items were stolen two months ago from a Timberman Road residence and found on the Cisle Gravel Co. property on U S 27 near Ross.
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Hamilton
Tom Cornett
Butler County
Timberman Road
Cisle Gravel Co
U. S. 27
Ross
Pleased Over Hijacker Return Seen As Isolated Move
U S officials note Cuba’s return of Labadie on a refugee flight as a rare act amid ongoing tensions. They caution no softening in anti American rhetoric and see no sign of a broader policy shift toward repatriating other hijackers still in Cuba.
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Washington
Department
U.S
Cuba
Havana
Trans World Airlines
Labadie
Miami
Justice Department
United States
Lapagie
Prensa
House nar cotics bill reduces penalties and expands rehab
The House passed a broad narcotics control bill 340 to 6, reducing penalties for personal drug possession to a misdemeanor while expanding rehabilitation and research funded by a 403 million dollar three year program. It authorizes extra agents, no knock entry under certain cases, and includes strict record keeping and new sentencing options for dangerous offenders.
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Robert A. Hunt
Washington
House
Senate
Nixon Administration
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
Suspect Surrenders After Sailboat Standoff
A heavily armed bank robbery suspect who seized three aboard a sailboat in the San Juan Islands surrendered to the Coast Guard. Four occupants were taken aboard the Pt Richmond cutter. RCMP pursued near the border after a Victoria bank robbery. The suspect, a 26 year old jail escapee, allegedly fired on pursuers and hijacked the vessel.
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San Juan Islands
Coast Guard
Pt. Richmond
Victoria
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
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