Tar listing bill introduced by Senator Magnusen
Senator Warren G Magnusen introduced a bill requiring cigarette makers to disclose tar and nicotine yields on their products marking the first anniversary of a health warning rule. General Motors reported a 14.5 percent fall in Q2 profits amid auto sales slump after Ralph Nader attacked the Corvair. Peace Corps volunteer James S Redmann 25 of Minot North Dakota drowned off St Lucia while teaching in an elementary school program.
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Washington
UPI
Warren G. Magnuson
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Ralph Nader
Corvair
Peace Corps
Minot
N.D
Caribbean
St. Lucia
James S. Redmann
Romanian Folk Ballet Cancels U.S. Tour
Impresario Sol Hurok said the Romanian folk ballet canceled its four city summer tour in the United States due to strong public opinion in Romania against the Vietnam War.
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Hollywood
UPI
Romanian Folk Ballet
American
Romania
U.S
Viet Nam
Sol Hurok
Kentucky Keeps Crappie Name Despite Northern Rivalry
Kentucky officials announce a name change for the crappie to crappie to avoid confusion with smaller northern runts. Commissioner Minor Clark touts the Kentucky crappie as superior in a lighthearted Fish and Wildlife Resources Commission remark. In Washington, Buckeye Boys State leader John P. Arigoni is named vice president of Boys Nation while Martha Wasson, Buckeye Girls State governor, becomes Girls Nation president.
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Frankfort
UPI
Kentucky
Minor Clark
the Fish and Wildlife Resources Commission
Washington
Canton
Ohio
John P. Arigoni
Buckeye Boys State
Boys Nation
Martha Wasson
Buckeye Girls State
Girls Nation
Weather and notices roundup with births and deaths
Considerable cloudiness with occasional showers and scattered thundershowers today and tonight. High near 85, low 65 to 70. Thursday partly cloudy with showers and little temperature change. Sunrise 5 17 a m Sunset 7 50 p m. Births list and marriages license applications follow with names and locations. Deaths note Lucille Blystone 55 of 15 Reed St.
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Dennis E. Bauer
Elyria
Joyce A. Wolfe
John G. Kaiser, Jr
Norwalk
Sheila Rae Slavik
Dennis C. Brecht
Sandusky
Candice Ann Rollins
Eddie A. Richards
Bellevue
Ruth A. Costango
Young Panth ers Blamed in Cleveland Riot Probe
A 17 year old Black Panther member testified before a grand jury about looting fires and sniping in last week’s riots in Cleveland’s Hough area. He named leaders and plot dates, describing a 200 strong group of Hell Raisers among about 200 youths. The jurors continue hearing from residents and civil rights representatives as National Guard forces wind down.
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Cleveland
UPI
Black Panthers
Cleveland Press
Grand Jury
Hough
East Side
Hough Area
Charles Rawlings
Jomo Freedom Kenyatta
JFK
Rawlings
Commission
National Guard
Wisconsin Supreme Court Dismisses Braves Antitrust Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed the state anti trust conviction of the Braves and the National League and ordered the case dismissed. The move ends a high profile action tied to the Braves relocation to Atlanta after 13 Milwaukee seasons and hinges on the legality of baseballs antitrust exemption.
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Madison, Wis
Lanta
Milwaukee
Braves
League
U.S. Supreme Court
Two Injured In Turnpike Accident
A car and a tractor trailer collided on the turnpike with minor injuries to two Detroit residents. Margie Mitchell aged 13 and Robert Brace aged 43 were treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The truck jackknifed and left the roadway after the rear impact. the car was demolished. Mattie Mitchell, 39, the car driver, was not injured. Brace was cited for failure to stop within the assured clear distance.
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Margie Mitchell
Detroit
Mich
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Robert Brace
Fisher Titus
Mattie Mitchell
Brace
Turnpike Patrol
Jury Indicts Speck for Eight Murders in Chicago
Prosecutors secured eight murder indictments against Richard Speck after a blocked grand jury session. A 23 member panel heard seven witnesses before finding sufficient evidence for trial. Speck, 24, learned of the indictment during a brief jail visit by his public defender. Corazon Amarao, the sole survivor, testified behind the scenes.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard Speck
Illinois
Speck
Corazon Amarao
Philippines
Gerald Getty
Getty
William Ruddell
Castro pledges to send combat units to Vietnam if needed
Fidel Castro denounced the United States, the Soviet Union, Chile, Brazil and Argentina in a two and a half hour address marking the Moncada attack anniversary. He praised Ernesto Guevara and Ho Chi Minh and pledged to dispatch whole combat units to Vietnam if Hanoi requests them.
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Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Soviet Union
Chile
Brazil
Argentina
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Castro
Che’’ Guevara
Ho Chi Minh
No Sign of Stilwell Plane in Massive Pacific Search
The Coast Guard reported a massive search for Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell’s missing DC3 has found no trace. The Hornet joined Yorktown in leading 13 ships and 30 land bases scanning 120000 square miles in the eastern Pacific with visibility around 1200 feet.
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San Francisco
UPS
Coast Guard
Joseph W. Stilwell
Hornet
Yorktown
Pacific
Eastern
Superior Gets Permit For Dock Construction
Superior Coach Corp at 76-100 Jefferson St has a building permit for a 100 by 24 foot loading dock costing 26 000. Schneider Inc of Monroeville is the contractor.
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Superior Coach Corp
Jefferson St
Schneider, Inc. of
Monroeville
Meeting Set On Landfill Proposal in Willard Area
City, township and village officials will meet at 1:30 p.m. Thursday to discuss a plan for a county landfill dumping operation. The session stems from a request by the City of Willard and will be held at the Huron County Courthouse.
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City of
Willard
Huron County Courthouse
Name Chairmen In GOP Drive
Co chairmen for the Neighbor to Neighbor fund drive were named by Richard Mutz Huron County Republican executive committee finance chairman They are James Ewell of Norwalk and Ed Moyer of Bellevue.
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Richard Mutz
Huron County Republican Executive Committee
James Ewell
Norwalk
Ed Moyer
Bellevue
Lucinda Wright Improving After Bike Collision
Ten year old Lucinda Lynn Wright, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Wright of 124 Newton Street, is much improved at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital after a bicycle collision with a car on Newton Washington Street. Doctors say she will be confined for three months but will be watched for internal injuries over the next 10 days.
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Lucinda Lynn Wright
Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital
Paul Wright
Newton St
Newton-Washington Street
Lucinda
Family Finances Give Him Trouble
Cincinnati reports Midlji Aleksi 31 a former bookkeeper held on larceny by trick charge for buying a $189 typewriter on credit and pawning it for $30 to finance two cameras he pawned. He had borrowed on the cameras to pay pawn tickets on two television sets. He faces fine court costs and possible jail term if convicted.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Midlji Aleksi
Aleksi
Trick
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Jean Pierre Marquant
Death Valley
Marquant
Richard Schwenn
Huron
Thomas Ward
Berlin Heights
Marvin Collins
Donald Barnett
New Washington
Earl R. Hicks
Lucille Blystone
Reed St
Young Gang
Greater Cleveland
Columbus
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
State Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Martha Thornton
Eugene
Moncada
Fulgencio Batista
Stilwell
Superior
GOP
Lucinda Wright
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