Peers Warned Henderson Early Of Possible False Testimony
Lt Gen William R Peers who led the My Lai inquiry testified Henderson was suspected early of trying to cover up the civilian massacre as his second appearance before the panel suggested prior testimony might have been false. Henderson stands trial for lying to the board and failing to report killings at My Lai. Calley was later convicted of murdering 22 civilians. Medina and Kotouc were acquitted.
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FT. Meade, Md
William R. Peers
Pentagon
My Lai
Oran K. Henderson
Henderson
Peers Board
Peers
William L. Calley Jr
Ernes Medina
Eugene M. Kotouc
Calley
Hirohito Visits Copenhagen under Tight Security
Emperor Hirohito and Empress visited a porcelain factory and Copenhagen harbor as police halted a planned attack on the car. Two Japanese youths were arrested for alleged plotting, while officials downplayed a broader assassination plot and noted little information from detainees.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Hirohito
Japan
Europe
Nixon
Frederick
Jon
Lincoln Plans Trimnastics Class at Elementary Gym
Middletown residents who have shifted their centers of gravity can join trimnastics at Lincoln Elementary School gym. Mrs. June Haller will conduct the course for interested participants. No sign up required. First class Thursday 8:45 to 9:15 a.m.
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Middletown
Lincoln Elementary
June Haller
Lincoln
PTA Motor
Nader Loses Battle For Consumer Protection Bill
The House Government Operations Committee approved a consumer protection agency bill 24 to 4 amid Nader’s push for stronger safeguards. Critics said the rewrite weakened the measure, though supporters hailed it as landmark legislation that would aid American consumers.
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Nader
Washington
Ralph Nader
House
Consumer Protection Agency
House ‘Government Operations Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Kafka
Light Voter Turnout Expected In Cleveland Mayoral Primaries
In Cleveland the turnout forecast for mayoral primaries is low with 160000 of 315166 registered voters expected to vote. Republican hopefuls include Ralph Perk and George Voinovich while the Democratic field features Anthony Garofoli James Carney and Patrick Gerity. Stokes backs Arnold Pinkney who runs as an independent in November.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph Cippolone
Cuyahoga County
Anthony Garofoli
James Carney
Patrick Gerity
Stokes
Cleveland Board of Education
Arnold Pinkney
City Commissioner to discuss OKI impact at Sertoma meeting
City Commissioner Ray Brown will address the OKI impact on Middletown at the Sertoma Club meeting in Manchester starting at 6 20 PM. The discussion centers on regional traffic and economic effects.
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Ray Brown
Middletown
Sertoma
Manchester Mets
Committee Rejects Amendments To Arm Or Limit Consumer Agency
The committee rejected proposals to empower the new consumer agency with direct subpoena power and broad intervention powers, risking it becoming a regulatory force rather than an advocate. It also rejected curbs that would confine the agency to a friend of the court role only. Holifield said the bill requires all federal agencies to consider consumer interests in actions and keep the CPA engaged. The GPA could share information with agencies and request proceedings or explanations of inaction.
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Nader
Holifield
GOP
Florence P. Dwyer
New Jersey
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
92-Room Rose Terrace Mansion Auction in Michigan
Rain dampened turnout as bidders pursued the 92 room Rose Terrace mansion once home to Anna Thomson Dodge. Christie’s reported 303 515 dollars for 400 lots of 18th century furniture and Oriental art amid a three day sale expected to total up to a million.
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Christie’s of London
Christie's
Christie’s
Changes Coming Fast in Ohio Law, Justice Says
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Robert E. Leach told Butler County lawyers that progress invites change as new criminal procedure rules emerge. He outlined potential reforms including 12 man juries in capital cases and 9 member juries in misdemeanors, live television evidence, and future bar exams with multiple choice questions.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Butler County
Ohio
Robert E. Leach
Columbus
Butler County Bar Association
Hamilton Club
Hamilton
Harold Dance
Middletown
William E. Rathman
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Leach
Past Beauties In Muskingum's Fete
In New Concord Ohio 22 former queens and other oldtime athletes join Muskingum College's 50th homecoming. They participate in a parade through New Concord then attend the stadium football game against Baldwin Wallace.
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New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Baldwin Wallace
Tallest Building In New England Rises In Boston
The John Hancock Tower in Boston reaches 790 feet with 60 stories, completion of structural steel makes it the tallest building in New England, eight stories taller than the Prudential tower nearby.
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Boston
John Hancock
New England
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
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Frank Perry
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Warren Beatty
Julie Christie
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Hirohito Security
Crossroads
Crossroads—Corner
Central & University
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Crossroad Restaurant
Hamburger
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Florida
Ginger
By Carl C. Craft
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
DNY
Rosenthal
Oberlin
Amherst
Lorain Journal
Joseph Pirincin
Socialist Labor Party
Dodge
Rose Terrace
Pete Chappars
Journal
Muskingum
LLA SC Ctireers
Verity Parkway
Tytus
Tina Balin Hess
Cheatneg
Diary of
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Sean Conery
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