Teamsters Break With Democrats Back Nixon Endorsement
The Teamsters Union announced support for President Nixon over George McGovern, saying McGovern ignores blue collar workers. Frank Fitzsimmons cited labor backing of Nixon as reflecting rank and file wishes and criticized McGovern on anti labor votes. The AFL CIO plans a Washington meeting to decide its stance.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
UPI
Teamsters
Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Organized Labor
Executive Council
Aflcio
Washington
Afl-Cio
George
Meany
Frank F. Fitzsimmons
Backbone of
America
Teamster
Fitzsimmons
Federal Pay Board
Meredith quits politics over black community support
James Meredith, a veteran civil rights activist, withdraws from politics citing poor backing by both the black bourgeoisie and the black masses. He says his stance may be right or wrong but does not fit the current mood and that continuing would be futile.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
James Meredith
Meredith
Akron health chief warns strike could trigger plague outbreak
Akron environmental health director Dr Paul Carpenter warned that a week-long garbage collectors strike could bring an epidemic. He noted the danger of rats spreading fleas and the Bubonic Plague to the area if waste remains uncollected and vermin increase.
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Akron
UPI
Paul Carpenter
Weather outlook and births in Norwalk area
Variable cloudiness with showers and thundershowers possible today tonight and again Wednesday Highs mid and upper 80s Lows upper 60s to low 70s Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph Tonight and Wednesday 50 percent then 40 percent rain Norwalk temperatures 86 and 67 Precipitation none Sunrise 6 09 a m Sunset 8 58 p m Moonrise 2 34 p m Moonset 12 20 a m Births two girls born at Good Samaritan and Sandusky Memorial Hospitals to Monahan and Neal families
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Norwalk
Motels Robbery Suspect Sketch Released Near Lockwood Motel
Two Afrohaired men armed with .32 revolvers robbed Milton C. Lockwood at the Lockwood Motel on U.S. 250. About $350 seized. manager bound but unharmed. Sheriff seeks tips. composite by Ohio agency shows 5 foot 8 inch dark skinned man with round face and sunglasses. Lockwood recalls 1937 loss at a Cleveland gas station. Cairo dispatch notes Sadat seeks Soviet adviser withdrawal. Beirut and Egyptian sources discuss numbers and reactions.
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Milton C. Lockwood
Lockwood
U.S. 250
Norwalk
Here
Sheriff's Department
Robert Smith
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
John Warner
Duke Harper
Alan Pleasnick
BCI
Cleveland
Seminary Street
Canton
Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Soviet Union
Middle East
Sadat
Central Committee
Arab Socialist Union
Egypt
Beirut
Aziz Sidky
Moscow
Sidky
al Akhbar
al Ahram
Norwalk Annexation Move Clears Ridgefield Acres
Huron County officials voted 2 to 1 to release 173 acres in Ridgefield Township for annexation to the City of Norwalk. Commissioners Donald Robertson and Maurice Smith supported the action while Arthur Herner opposed it, with reasons only partially explained. City officials testified in support as trustees and school boards oppose potential legal action to block the plan.
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Huron County
Ridgefield Township
Norwalk
Donald Robertson
Maurice Smith
Arthur Herner
Robertson
Art
Morrie
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Smith
Norwalk Shopping Center Associates
Joseph Fisher
Contractors Realty Corp
Herner
Monroeville Board of Education
Monroeville
Reflector
Sinatra Flags Investigation Sparks Senate Hearing Outburst
In Washington, Frank Sinatra angrily denounced the House Select Committee on Crime as he accused it of character assassination. He objected to May 24 testimony linking him to a New England crime syndicate and a Miami Beach hotel front for Raymond Patriarca, demanding prompt denials of the accusations.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Sinatra
House Select Committee On Crime Today
Sinatra
Joseph
Barboza
New England
Raymond Patriarca
Senate
Joseph Phillips Phillips
Claude D Pepper
D-Fla
Fountainebleu
Miama Beach
Patriarca
Pepper
Phillips
Gilligan Defends End of Mail Censorship in Ohio Prisons
Governor John J. Gilligan replies to Sheriff John Borgia defending the decision to end inmate mail censorship. He says abuses were minimal and stresses rehabilitation and inmate rights while prioritizing prison security and modern incarceration practices.
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John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Huron County
John Borgia
Borgia
Mansfield Reformatory
Gilligan
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Teamsters Union
White House
San Clemente
Frank Fitzsimmons
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Graham
Billy Graham
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Jesus
Peking
London
China
ST. Johns, Virgin Islands
USS
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Thurgood, Jr
Larry Monahan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Harold Neal
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Kegypt
Russians
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