Two youths nabbed in Milan Avenue Medical Center
Ronald L. Summerfield and Larry Shipley were captured in Dr. Harold Schultz's treatment room at Milan Avenue Medical Center after breaking activity at the hospital. They are in critical condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital, with police guarding them. Investigators link a break in at Kroger Co. on Milan Avenue to the incident.
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Milan Avenue Medical Center
Milan Ave
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Ronald L. Summerfield
Gibbs Road
Larry Shipley
Monroeville
Kroger Co
Summerfield
Shipley
Harold Schultz
Norwalk
Ptl
Gregg Mehling
Dr. Schultz
William W. Owens
Common Pleas Court
Daugherty
Lawrence C. Hilson
Two Michigan Wives React Calmly to POW Release News
United Press International reports crowds cheered POW returnees nationwide while two Michigan women reacted calmly upon learning husbands would be freed soon. Linda Hudson continued a bowling tournament reuse, while Ann Labeau rode a bike to shed weight as she awaited Capt. Michael H. Labeau’s release.
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United Press International
Michigan
Linda Hudson
Robert M. Hudson
Ann Labeau
Capt
Michael H. Labeau
Laos to free nine American POWs stalled Vietnam release
A North Vietnam spokesman said Laotian Communists are prepared to free nine American POWs, but have not fixed time or place. The move would end a stalemate blocking the release of 139 prisoners and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Vietnam.
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Saigon
UPI
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Laos
Kennedy III Injured in UCI Campus Traffic Crash
Joseph P. Kennedy III, 20, son of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy, was treated for a bump on the head and chest skull and neck injuries after a Saturday night accident near the University of California campus. No bones were broken.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Joseph P. Kennedy III
University of California
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward Steichen Dies at 93 Pioneer of Modern Photography
Photographer Edward Steichen, age 93, who helped shape modern photography and directed emeritus at MoMA, died Sunday after months of illness. He influenced art with images of human joy and suffering and organized the 1955 Family of Man exhibit seen by millions.
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West Redding
McCord Claims Dean Involved in Watergate Bugging Preparations
James W. McCord Jr. told Senate investigators in a private interview that White House Counsel John W. Dean helped plan the Watergate bugging. The Los Angeles Times cited a source familiar with the interviews for the report.
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Los Angeles
UPI
White House
John W. Dean
Nixon
Los Angeles Times
James W. McCord Jr
Senate
Times
Man Runs Nude Through Airport Runway Flaps Toward Flight
An unidentified young man ran nude onto the main taxiway of Phoenix Sun Harbor International Airport flapping his arms as he attempted to fly. A refueling attendant saw him and alerted security. he was arrested for unauthorized entrance into the airport operations area.
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Phoneix, Ariz
UPI
Phoenix Sun Harbor International Airport
Weather and vital notices from Norwalk area
Weather outlook calls for considerable cloudiness with a 40 percent chance of precipitation today and 20 percent tonight and Tuesday. Highs near 55 and a low of 37 in Norwalk, with northeast winds easing. Births report a Norwalk baby boy to Mr and Mrs Harry Bell. Deaths include Albert Gerhardstein 82 Bellevue Dan White 59 New London Robert G Harter 74 Willard Dollie Moore 94 Willard Lena C Linder 85 Monroeville Grace Dickerson 73 Sun City Ariz Carl E Morrow 57 Greenwich.
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Norwalk
Harry Bell
Boy
FT Hospital
Albert Gerhardstein
Bellevue
Dan White
New London
Robert G. Harter
Willard
Dollie Moore
Lena C. Linder
Monroeville
Grace Dickerson
Sun City
Ariz
Carl E. Morrow
Greenwich
Army sergeant stole 360000 from Ft Polk finance office
Army Staff Sgt. Bobby G. Sartain is charged with stealing 360000 from the Ft. Polk finance office after claiming he was tired of being a nobody. His wife reported him, leading to an arrest at Los Angeles airport while he carried more than 300000 in small bills. He was to be arraigned before a U S magistrate on charges carrying up to 10 years in prison.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bobby G. Sartain
Ft. Polk
Sartain
U.S
Vernon Parish
Otis Ferguson
Louisiana
FBI
Memphis
James Hines
Factory Hand Charged With Roxies Death
Timothy Papp a 21 year old unemployed factory worker faced arraignment in Municipal Court on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of Roxie Ann Keathley a 9 year old neighbor. Keathley was found nude in a swampy wooded area near her home after missing since March 12. Police say she was sexually assaulted and strangled probably with a narrow cord. Deputies search for a footlocker borrowed by the suspect hours after the disappearance.
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Lorain, Ohio
UPI
Timothy Papp
Papp
Sheffield
Roxie Ann Keathley
Lorain County
William E. Kishman
Henry J. Zieba
Lorain County Sheriff's Department
Food Prices Jump 2.5 Percent in February
February food costs rose to a record 1409 a year for the typical American family the Agriculture Department said. Beef pork and poultry costs drove the rise with beef hitting record levels and wholesale prices easing slightly later in the week amid high demand.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Five Ohio POWs Included In Latest Release Group
Five Ohioans are in the last group of 107 prisoners set for release from North Vietnam on Tuesday and Wednesday. The list names Air Force Capt. Will D. Beekman of Toledo, Lt. Col. William J. Breckner of Sebring and Columbus, Maj. James C. Condon of Dayton, Maj. Paul K. Robinson of Galion, and Capt Keith H. Lewis of Mount Vernon. Robinson’s father said the cease fire timetable has kept him nervous, noting his son was captured July 1, 1972, and expecting a return to Ohio soon after release. His wife and two children live near Denver. Breckner’s wife expressed cautious optimism despite past delays. the family includes two children, Rand and Kristen.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Editor objects to 10 cent on street parking meters
Dudley A. White publisher of The Reflector argues against Mayor Wayne Goodsite proposal for 10 cent meters. White writes editorial on Page 4 urging removal of on street meters rather than increasing fees.
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Norwalk
Dudley A. White
the Reflector
White
Wayne Goodsite
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Krogers
Pow
Young Kennedy
Edward Steichen
Dean
CYO
St. Paul’s Social Hall
Cleveland
Joyce Turley
Howard Easterday
Dan Magiers
Dan
Clyde
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By Bernard Brenner
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