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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1969
Page
2
Actress Doris Day and her son file a 1 million dollar lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging wasteful investments and personal use of funds by Jerome B. Rosenthal during the Melcher era. The suit seeks appointment of a receiver to manage the involved books.
Morris Alston vice president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation says a European Common Market tax on soybeans could devastate Ohio agriculture If imposed retaliatory action should be considered He notes about 40 percent of U S soybeans go to foreign markets and a 50 percent price rise on soybean meal would hurt over 40 000 Ohio growers
Retired firefighter William Baader, 51, used 25 years of life-saving skills during a 20 minute crash in Cincinnati. He stopped bleeding from Judy Kuhn's ruptured jugular vein and cradled her seven month old son after a collision on West Fork Road before help arrived.
Cleveland UPI Bishop Clarence Issenmann urged civil charges against priests Robert Begin and Bernard Meyer for a protest mass at St John s Cathedral on January 26 be dismissed Trial remains set for March 4 in Municipal Court The poll of eight county diocese priests showed 505 favored dismissal 43 favored dropping them nine abstained seven uncertain Ecclesiastical suspension stays in force while the Senate of Priests considers clergy relations Issenmann noted broad opposition to protest methods with 555 disapproving four approving and three approving with reservations two abstaining
Thomas Creachbaum, an east central Ohio farmer, says disastrous crop years and poor financial advice led him to write over $1 million in bad checks. He testified in Packaway County that the first $20,000 check in 1965 paid a real estate commission for a 440 acre Fayette County farm, advice allegedly given by Robert Kirkpatrick, then president of First National Bank of New Holland.
Conrad N. Hilton Jr known as Nicky Hilton, son of hotel magnate Conrad Hilton Sr, died of cardiac arrest at his Holmby Hills residence. He had recently been hospitalized for a heart condition and previously married Elizabeth Taylor and Patricia McClintock. He served as a director at Trans World Airlines and Hilton International and led the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation. His 1967 divorce suit with Patricia McClintock was not granted.
UPI reports the FCC proposed restricting cigaret advertising on radio and TV, prompting industry opposition. The action hinges on a 1965 labeling law expiration and a formal FCC rulemaking amid estimates of tobacco related deaths and health impacts. Major firms including R J Reynolds and Philip Morris withheld immediate comment.
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