Investigators Arrive In Kent State Campus Unrest Probe
Eight staff members from the President's commission on campus unrest began a three week inquiry into the Kent State shootings. Led by Kenneth G. McIntyre they will interview students faculty townspeople and officials to uncover the cause of the trouble. They will read the FBI report and other materials as part of groundwork for a later hearing.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
President’s Commission On
Kent State
Kenneth G. McIntyre
U.S
Detroit
McIntyre
National Guard
FBI
Cloud says National Guard would be last resort on campuses
Ohio gubernatorial candidate Roger Cloud proposes expanding the Ohio Highway Patrol for campus incidents and limiting guardsmen to perimeter operations. He urges faculty and students to prevent violence and calls for campus police to stop actions causing injury or damage if needed. He cites Kent State as a warning and urges universities to act decisively to curb disruptions.
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Columbus
UPI
Roger Cloud
National Guard
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cloud
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
Ohio
Kent State
GOP
New London Couple Charged in $35 Forgery Case
A New London couple Daniel E Bassler 21 and his wife 21 were arrested by New London police Saturday on charges of forging the signature and endorsement of a $35 check dated July 18.
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New London
Daniel E. Bassler
Meat Leads To Charge In Stolen Pig Case
A Monroeville area man, Thomas Alsept age 39, was charged with possession of stolen property after deputies found a butchered pig in his freezer. The pig had been reported stolen by Alton Sexton and blood and other remains indicated it was butchered in the basement of Alsept's home.
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Monroeville
Thomas Alsept
Sheriff's Deputies
Alton Sexton
Richard Andres
Alsept
Livestock Market Report Shows Steady Cattle and Hogs
Livestock totals: cattle 450, calves 50, hogs 300, sheep 200. Cattle trade steady with prime 31 to 31.50 and other grades ranging down to 16 for canners. Hogs mostly 24 to 25.50 with sows 14.50 to 17.50. Sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 27.50 to 28 and ewes 7 to 11.
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UPI
Rhodes Orders Kent State Inquiry by Ohio AG
Gov. James A. Rhodes directed Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown to lead a special Portage County grand jury investigation into Kent State University disorders last May. The inquiry aims to determine if criminal acts occurred and who perpetrated them, with state funding. Firefighters responded to a false alarm at Superior Coach Corp. on Jefferson Street.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Paul W. Brown
Kent State University
Rhodes
Brown
Portage County
Ronald J. Kane
Kane
Ohio General Assembly
Kent State
Obituaries and death notices from Norwalk area
Obituary items note the deaths of Lucy F. Spotts 89 of 43 W Seminary St Norwalk widow of William Spotts and Margaret Louise Blakeley 95 formerly of 2 Maple St Norwalk with services and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Also Raymond Walter Timmons 69 Findlay and Shirl E Caen 35 Wakeman pleads guilty to drunken driving with fines and jail time.
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Lucy F. Spotts
W. Seminary St
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital
Addison
Fairview Park
William
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
P.J. Garcia
Woodlawn
Margaret Louise Blakeley
Twin Maples
Maple St
Norwalk
Wapakoneta
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Samuel
William Dublo
Jim Foos
Huron
Findlay
Raymond Walter Timmons
Trenton Ave
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Timmons
Methodist Church
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hazel
Marshall Timmons
Robert Tupps
Bellevue
Owen Timmons
Columbia City
Hollingsworth Memorial Chapel
Edward Vought
Eberhard Cemetery
Whitley County
Shirl E. Caen
Wakeman
Caen
Common Pleas Court
Cereal Brand Trust Remains Strong Despite Nutrition Talk
A United Press International survey across U S food stores shows many shoppers stay loyal to cereals despite claims they lack nutritional value. Housewives cite routine meals and children's preferences, with some buying Cheerios for prizes and others letting kids choose.
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Frank L. Spencer
United Press International
Washington
Walter J. Vignault
Framingham
Mass
Nancy Eubank
Minneapolis
Christopher
Two Youths Jailed Here For Auto Larceny And AWOL
Two 17 year olds from Tyngsboro Massachusetts and Riverbank California are jailed on auto larceny and absence without leave charges. They were arrested by the State Highway Patrol at the Norwalk bypass and U S 250 junction and ordered held for military authorities by Juvenile Court Judge Russell T Antrim.
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U.S. Army
Riverbank
Calif
The
State Highway Patrol
Norwalk Bypass
U.S. 250
Russell T. Antrim
Shopper quotes on cereals and tastes in Morgantown and New York
A Morgantown grocery manager notes Total sales and doubled product lines with Total Product 19 and Kaboom. Shoppers comment on wheat germ cereals and changing brands as taste drives consumption. A Manhattan shopper jokes about ex-husband while Mrs Coffee from Brooklyn defends adding wheat germ.
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John Sellaro
Morgantown
W. Va
Gerald Coffee
Brooklyn
Manhattan
City Auditor Sees Ballot Petitions For Tax and Plant Sale
City Auditor Charles Hipp said petitions to place the sale of the light plant and the repeal of the city income tax on the November ballot should be certified by the board of elections Tuesday. He noted a few signatures were invalid but not enough to affect validity.
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Charles Hipp
Board of Elections
Hipp
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Superior Coach Corp
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