Miss Michigan Ginger Ann Myers Crowned In Muskegon
Ginger Ann Myers aged 21 from Ann Arbor won Miss Michigan at a Muskegon pageant. The University of Michigan graduate, daughter of George and Mrs Myers of Lincoln Park, impressed judges with beauty and vocal talent.
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Unruh's Son Arrested In California Marijuana Case
Randall Brook Unruh, son of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jess Unruh, was jailed on $1,250 bail on suspicion of possessing marijuana. Deputies stopped a speeding car near the San Diego Freeway, saw a package thrown from the passenger side, and recovered eight ounces of marijuana.
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Marines Convict Pvt Schwarz in Son Thang Killings
A seven man court martial found Pvt Michael A Schwarz guilty on 12 of 16 counts of premeditated murder for killing five women and 11 children during a Feb 19 patrol in Son Thang Vietnam. Pfc Thomas R Boyd faces trial next Tuesday on similar charges. In Brazil, six people were killed in five hours of World Cup celebrations.
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Necktie party ends in light discipline at city church
The Rev. Paul Smith offered his necktie as a Father’s Day attendance wager. 93 people attended Sunday school against 139 on Mother's Day. Anna Root cut his tie, and James Timman’s tie was cut as well, amid joking remarks from the congregation.
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U S Withdraws 800 More Troops From Cambodia
Military sources report 800 U S troops pulled from Cambodia leaving about 10 000 still stationed there with eight days left in the Cambodian campaign commitment. The latest withdrawals involve two battalions of the 1st Air Cavalry Division 2nd Brigade. US forces shifted back toward South Vietnam from the Fishhook area of Cambodia. Exact withdrawal timing not disclosed.
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Muskie Son Weds In Folk Ceremony At Maine Coast
Stephen O. Muskie, 21, son of Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, married Sunday in a casual Roman Catholic lawn ceremony at Kennebunk Beach Maine. A folk singer performed as wedding party members joined in at times.
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Weather Outlook and Local Life Events Norwalk June 22 1970
Partly sunny and cool today with highs in the 60s. Tonight remains fair and cool. Tuesday sunny and warmer with highs in the 70s. A 10 percent chance of showers Wednesday. Norwalk totals show 1.30 inches precipitation and 64 high, 52 low. Births list multiple local couples and offspring. marriage license applications include several Norwalk residents. deaths note Anne Lenz of New London and infant Gary Allen Missler.
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Norwalk
Anne Lenz
New London
Gary Allen Missler
Ralph Missler
W. Elm St
Nationwide raid nets largest narcotics operation on record
Federal agents say 350 officers seized about 2.6 million in street drugs plus 19 875 in cash 23 cars and 14 weapons in raids across 10 cities. 127 arrests were made with 63 still sought and two suspects wounded including alleged kingpin Allen Eric Rudd Marrero in Coral Gables Florida.
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Two Norwalk Milan men held on marijuana charges
Norwalk police arrested Scott Ross 19 of rural Milan and Robert L. Prince Jr. 22 of 4 Taylor St after a week long investigation found substantial quantities of marijuana in Ross home and Prince car. Both were jailed in Huron County with bonds set.
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Robert L. Prince, Jr
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Ronald Freeman
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Ratliff
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Erie County Sheriff's Department
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Regent's Son Fires At Intruder In Jackson Home
Evan Davis says Curtis Adams 48 shot his way into Edward E. Davis home. Davis, father of Ohio Board of Regents member, wounded Adams who allegedly sought retribution linked to Kent State May 4 disorders. Police declined to comment.
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Ohio
UPI
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Curtis Adams
Kent State University
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Penn Central Files for Reorganization Under Bankruptcy Act
Penn Central, the nation's largest railroad, files for reorganization after a failed $200 million federal loan bid. The company reports a $62.7 million loss in Q1 1970 and $193 million in 1969 while pledging service continuity. All 94,000 employees ordered to continue work as creditors are stayed awaiting court action.
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UPI
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