Amerika Magic Draws Russians to U.S. Exhibit in Moscow
The Education U S A exhibit in Sokolniki Park attracted about 10 000 visitors daily since November 12 with many praising U S space achievements and education while some criticized Nixon and the Vietnam War. Americans on the staff, including 21 young people led by Thomas and Mrs. Craig, spoke fluent Russian and reported strong interest in U S salaries and prices.
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Dusko Doder
Moscow
UPI
Amerika
Tomsk
Vietnam
Donbas
Leningrad
Nixon
Thomas Craig
Seattle
Wash
Xenia Ordovsky
Los Angeles
Craig
EHOVE Mock Courts Martial Surprises Area Students
EHOVE Vocational School students held four mock courts martial over the My Lai massacre case. Three of four verdicts found Lt. William Calley Jr guilty after testimony by Calley and his battalion, with instructor Hilton Smith noting weaknesses in prosecution witnesses.
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Avery
Ehove Vocational School
William Calley, Jr
My Lai
EHOVE
Hilton Smith
Smith
Calley
Medina
College paper staff resigns over admin interference
The CCC faculty advisor James Herzog and news editor Tom Burnett resigned amid conflict with President Charles Chapman over editorial control. Chapman barred printing a four letter word and questioned journalism as campus agitation. The paper, funded over $20,000 annually, is part of the academic program.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga Community College
James Herzog
CCC
Charles Chapman
Chapman
United Appeal
Appeal
Tom Burnett
Car slides on ice causes crash on U S 224
Ontario man Donald Riehl, 54, drove a tractor-trailer collision with a car on U S 224. Greenwich resident William T. Whittington, 54, was cited for failing to yield the roadway after his car slid on ice, struck a tree, then hit the truck.
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Donald Riehl
Ontario
Can
U.S. 224
William T. Whittington
Greenwich
Whittington
Riehl
Cleveland Wins Grant for Waste Plant Operator Training
The Federal Water Pollution Control Administration awarded Cleveland 16774 dollars on Tuesday to fund training for operators at waste treatment facilities.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Cleveland
Wellington Woman Injured In Hartland Center Crash
Laureen M Heatlowe, 22, of Wellington, was treated and released from Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after her car slid on an icy Hartland Center Road patch, veered off the road, and struck a tree two miles north of U.S. 20.
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Wellington
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Hartland Center Road
Laureen M. Heatlowe
U.S. 20
Martin's Textbook Divorce Reflects Hollywood Strains
Vernon Scott notes Dean and Jeanne Martin illustrate how fame tests marriages. Jeanne recalls boredom and attention from other women while Dean's success and allure complicate their union. The piece suggests celebrity marriage fragility is common in Hollywood.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood
Dean Martin
Martin
Jeanne
Jeanne Martin
Dean
Two Proposals for Office Christmas Parties in New York
The Greater New York Safety Council urges no party at all or an early departure if held. If a party occurs the tree must not block the door to ensure safe egress.
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New York
UPI
Greater New York Safety Council
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U.S
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Fred Tomski
Fred Oosterland
Bill Knauer
Otto Geist
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Florsheim
Pohl
Norwalk
E. Main
Fisher Music
W. Main
Home Entertainment Specialists
Wes
Danie Gray
Kays Shoes
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