Nixon enjoys weekend rest after State of the Union
President Nixon and Pat Nixon relax at Camp David with daughter Julie and son in law David Eisenhower after delivering the State of the Union. They planned to attend the 113th anniversary of the American Academy of Music in Philadelphia tonight. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces shelled 29 Allied posts in South Vietnam with one American killed and two wounded as U S air raids continued in the A Shau Valley amid reports of a lunar new year buildup.
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Vatican Rejects Women Priests Move From Dutch Council
L'Osservatore Romano rejects ordaining women as priests amid a Dutch Pastoral Council proposal. The Vatican editorial does not mention the Dutch directly. In Oklahoma City, a judge fines and jails two parents for contempt of desegregation orders related to their son’s junior high attendance.
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UPI
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L’osservatore Romano
Oklahoma City
UPS
U.S. District Court
Luther Bohanon
Raymond York
Raymond
Supreme Court
Bailey Sought by Boatwright in Million Estate Suit
F. Lee Bailey reportedly retained by Ida Louise Boatwright of Zanesville to represent her against a suit over a $1 million estate. Boatwright named executor in Ollie Sturz estate. will filed May 7 1969 and contested by Charles Marmie of Somerton and 32 others.
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UPI
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Zanesville
Weather Outlook With Clouds and Warm Front Ahead
Increasing cloudiness today and mostly cloudy tonight with slowly moderating temperatures. Highs in the upper 20s, lows in the lower 20s. Sunday brings more cloudiness and a chance of rain with highs in the mid to upper 30s. Monday remains cloudy with a chance of rain and little temperature change. Winds shift from light and variable to southerly 15 to 25 MPH by Sunday. Precipitation chances 10% today 20% tonight 50% Sunday. Norwalk temperatures show a high of 24 and low of -6 with trace precipitation and 80 percent humidity in the morning. Moon phases noted.
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Mad Sniper in Bronx Had Only Baseball Bat
Police surrounded Rufus Lemmons at his first floor Bronx apartment after reports of a mad sniper threatening his wife and seven children and two dozen officers. The standoff lasted 1 hour 40 minutes with no gun found and Lemmons surrendered after talking with officers.
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Route 18 Crash Fatal For Greenwich Man
A Greenwich youth, John Phillips Brooks, 19, died when his late model sedan collided head on with a semi on SR-18 seven miles east of Norwalk at 12 15 a m. Don E Gamelli, 26, of Akron, driving the truck, was cited for failure to yield. Investigating officers Lt A E Nelson and Officers Raymond Flowers and C R Campbell reported no witnesses besides the truck driver. Brooks, born in Norwalk, had worked at Fanny Farmer Candy Shop since October 1968. Services set for Tuesday at Eastman Funeral Home Norwalk. Burial Woodlawn Norwalk. Families may call Sunday and Monday.
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Chicago
Don E. Gamelli
Akron
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A.E. Nelson
Raymond Flowers
C. R. Campbell
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Mapleton High School
Fanny Farmer Candy Shop, Inc
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Jane — Brooks
Mansfield
Eastman Funeral Home
Floyd Gaugler
Woodlawn Cemetery
Egyptian Bombers Strike Sinai Ahead of Israel Dayan Says
Egyptian bombers with fighter escorts attacked three Sinai locations including El Arish, the region’s largest town, narrowly near Tel Aviv in 22 years. Cairo Radio said jets hit Israeli artillery depots east Kibrit and Al Shat, fires seen on the canal west bank, while Israel reported limited damage and casualties. Israeli defense ministers framed the action as part of a broader conflict and prior raids on Shadwan Island.
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Senate approves tough anticrime bill amid skepticism
The Senate passed the Organized Crime Control Act of 1969 by 73 to 1, aimed at curbing Mafia influence and strengthening penalties. House critics plan closer scrutiny citing concerns over constitutional rights and potential overreach, while other provisions limit drug penalties and empower prosecutors.
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Washington
UPI
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House
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Congress
Manuel Celler
D-N.y
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Want Ad Sparks Multiple Calls On First Night
The Norwalk Reflector report notes a single want ad drew several inquiries during its initial posting night, with callers seeking details on the advertised item.
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Norwalk
Police Cite 2 Drivers After Local Accidents
Four crashes on Norwalk streets Friday led to traffic citations for two drivers Susan D Parish of Milan failed to yield at a service station collision with Gary Abrant. Jackie L Kramer of Gibbs received a citation for failing to stop on North Hester Street.
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Gary Abrant
Cline
Jackie L. Kramer
Gibbs
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Hester Street
Alois V. Wozniak
Parma
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