Camden Youth in Critical Condition After Wreck
An 18 year old Camden youth remained in critical condition at Mercy Hospital after a late Saturday wreck on Kyles Station Road east of Ohio 4. Passenger Michael Dean Daniels 7 E Hendricks Camden was injured along with driver Larry Stephen House 21 of 953 Brough Ave and passenger Carl Patrick House 20 of 238 Wayne Ave. Deputy Tom Cornett said the westbound car driven at high speed failed to negotiate a curve and overturned into a ditch. All injured were admitted to the hospital.
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Hamilton
Camden
Mercy Hospital
Kyles Station Road
Ohio
Michael Dean Daniels
E. Hendricks St
Larry Stephen House
Brough Ave
House
Carl Patrick House
Wayne Ave
Tom Cornett
Larry House
Twirler Wins Four Firsts in Springfield Contest
Twirler Lu Ann Evans, 16, of 803 Fourth Ave., captured four first places at a United States Twirling Association event in Springfield. She won advanced 16 year old solo twirling, fancy strutting 15 and over, and senior two baton 13 years and over.
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Lu Ann Evans
Fourth Ave
United States
Springfield
Kidnaped Girl Returned Home Sold FBI Says
A three year old girl allegedly kidnapped in New York was flown to Charleston and found in the home of a dentist and his wife. The FBI reports she was unharmed though her hair was dyed black. Two Harlem women were held for arraignment on federal kidnap charges. The mother identified the girl and expressed relief at the reunification.
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New York
South Carolina
Kennedy Airport
Mama
Tondalayo Jones
Helena Jones
FBI
Harlem
Constance Dezonie
Pauline Coleman
Jones
New York City
Tandalayo
Charleston
William Jones
Irby
Irby Jones
Dezonie
Coleman
Tondalayo
Frederick M. Lassen
Bankers reject CORE demand at ABA convention
CORE seeks 6 billion for alleged Negro exploitation but ABA leaders call the demand impossible to accept. Roy Innis of CORE vows to intrude at bankers meetings while Wilmot R. Craig of the ABA calls the proposal futile and disappointing.
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Honolulu
Congress
Roy Innis
CORE
ABA
Innis
Wilmot R. Craig
American Bankers’ Association
Billy Graham Sets Attendance Record at Anaheim Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham drew 49,500 at Anaheim Stadium on Sunday surpassing the 1967 All-Star game high of 46,500. The overflow crowd filled seating and field space during the third day of his 10 day Southern California crusade at the Angels home stadium with 42,500 seats.
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Anaheim
Calif
Anaheim Stadium
Billy Graham
Graham
California Angels
Thieu Signals Possible Nuclear Umbrella Amid Troop Pullout Talk
South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu suggested in a TV interview that the United States could accelerate troop withdrawals if it provides more aid and sophisticated weapons. State Department sources say no formal request for nuclear arms was made and the U.S. policy remains to halt nuclear proliferation. Thieu floated a broader nuclear umbrella concept, while interviewers pressed for specifics about atomic weapons.
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Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Thieu
State Department
South Vietnam
Saigon
ABC
John Scali
Frank Reynolds
U.S
Reynolds
Acheson Says Junior Officers Saw Vietnam War More Clearly
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson told CBS that junior Pentagon officers assessed the Vietnam war more accurately than the Joint Chiefs under Johnson. He said he was misled in 1965 by optimistic Pentagon briefings and later supported Nixon’s effort to end the war.
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New York
Dean Acheson
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
Acheson
Pentagon High Command
State Department
Truman
Department
Joint Chiefs
CIA
Vietnam
North
Nixon
Mrs King Warns Nixon Over Civil Rights Policy
Mrs Coretta King urged President Nixon to drop his middle course on desegregation calling the administration morally obligated to act. She said his stance risks trouble and accused White House aides of racist attitudes while plans for a national King memorial face White House opposition.
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New York
Coretta King
Nixon
Martin Luther King Jr
CBS
Harry W. Wachtel
White House
Atlanta
Troop 77 Wins at Camporee Camporee
Boy Scout Troop 77 sponsored by St. Pauls United Church of Christ won the top prize at the 1969 Council Master Campers Camporee at Oregon ia over the weekend. Thirty one troops totaling 476 Scouts and leaders participated in the camporee. Events ran Saturday afternoon with runoffs Sunday and a campfire program Saturday night.
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St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Council
Oregonia
Agnew Says U S Will Decide on Vietnam Withdrawal
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told reporters in Minneapolis that the United States will determine when troops leave Vietnam regardless of South Vietnamese wishes. He noted the Nixon administration has a good relationship with Thieu but insisted withdrawal is Washington's decision. Agnew was in town for a Baltimore Minnesota NFL game.
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Minneapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Vietnam
Agnew
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
U.S
Thieu
Maryland
Pope links respect to teachers in Sunday message
Pope Paul VI says teachers deserve reverence gratitude and affection from students. In his noon window address he calls teachers artists who shape the person and make him free and independent and responsible.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Poe
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Bartel
Pope
Ilgate
Ziebart
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