Actress Raquel Welch to sue director over on set incident
Raquel Welch says she instructed lawyers to file assault and battery charges against Warner Brothers director Herbert Ross. She alleges Ross struck her in her dressing room during filming of The Last of Sheila on the French Riviera, with the suit expected to be filed in Los Angeles.
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Ross
Sheila
French Riviera
Los Angeles
UPI
Ohio campaign office burglary may have been staged says coordinator
Richard Sklar of the McGovern Shriber campaign in Cleveland argues a weekend break in at the campaign headquarters could cover up removal of bugging devices. He notes missing a TV and about 20 dollars in change while 1500 dollars in a filing cabinet and 300 dollars in stamps remained. The claim reflects suspicions amid a long campaign.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio
McGovern-Shriver
Richard Sklar
Sklar
Hendricks Cleared to Stand Trial for 1938 Murder
Wendell Hendricks, once found insane for a 1938 murder at age 17, has been deemed able to stand trial. Now 51, he has spent 34 years at Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane after doctors reported restored sanity. A judge ordered a trial next month for the slaying of Finley Fry of Rural Newark.
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Newark
Ohio
UPI
Wendell Hendricks
Hendricks
Lima State Hospital
Finley Fry
Hijackers Get 2 Million as Cuba Rescue Ends
Thirty-one jetliner crew and passengers returned from Cuba after a July hijacking that crossed North America. FBI gunfire during abortive takeoff drew passenger criticism. three injured escaping the crippled plane, ransom believed paid to hijackers but Cuban officials reportedly seized it. Copilot Billy Johnson says he was shot. passenger J Frank Robinson condemns the shooting.
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UPI
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FBI
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Southern Airways
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Billy Harold Johnson
College City
Ark
Orlando
Fla
J. Frank Robinson
St. Petersburg
Gale Buchanan
Auburn University
Alabama
Frank Bow of Ohio Dies at 71 in Bethesda Hospital
Congressman Frank T. Bow R Ohio dies at 71 after a 12 year heart illness. He served 11 terms and was ranking Republican on the House Appropriations Committee. Bow had announced retirement and Nixon planned to nominate him ambassador to Panama. Memorials at Gawlers Funeral Home Canton burial at West Lawn Cemetery. He is survived by wife Caroline and two sons Robert and Joseph.
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UPI
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Ohio
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Canton
Caroline
Robert
Joseph
Washington, D.C
Stark County
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Anna F. Bow
Ohio City
Heaviest Raids of War Sweep North Vietnam Panhandle
U S warplanes conducted the heaviest raids of the war in the North Vietnam Panhandle over the weekend with 240 single plane attacks on Saturday and 150 on Sunday. Ground fighting in the South tapered off, according to U S military sources.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Fire destroys Liberty Center High School in Henry County
An overloaded electrical circuit sparked a blaze that destroyed Liberty Center High School in Napoleon Ohio. Firefighters from six communities battled the two story building from the 1890 era for over four hours. 600 students were without classes indefinitely though all records were saved and no damage estimate was given.
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Napoleon, Ohio
UPS
Liberty Center High School
Here
Henry County Sheriff’s Office
Physician probes denial of jobs to sickle cell trait carriers
Dr Rudolph E Jackson coordinator of the National Sickle Cell Disease program says he is investigating reports that an airline has dismissed stewardesses or refused employment to people with the sickle cell trait. He would not name the airline.
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Washington
UPI
Rudolph E. Jackson
Pope Paul VI Rejects Pope Election System Overhaul
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI will not overhaul the papal election system. He plans to keep cardinal voting as the rule, with a possible 15 man commission of Rome based bishops allowed as a special exception.
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UPI
Vatican
Paul VI
Rome
Weather and life notices for Norwalk area
Cloudy with showers likely today and tonight. Highs mid to upper 40s, lows around 40s. Rain chances 70 today 90 tonight and Tuesday. Births include a Norwalk boy to Mr and Mrs Thomas Austin. Marriage licenses list Daniel Herrera and Oralia Mora, Charles Price Jr and Vicky Quillen. Deaths include Lawrence Lake 66 Converse Indiana and Sarah Salisbury 69 Monroeville.
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Daniel A. Herrera
Green Springs
Oralia S. Mora
Bellevue
Charles W. Price, Jr
Huron
U.S. Air Force
Vicky L. Quillen
Lawrence Lake
Converse
Ind
Sarah A. Salisbury
Monroeville
Ohio Study Flags Weak Teacher Training Standards
Ohio college programs for teachers are deemed inadequate for modern education. The Commission on Public School Personnel Policies calls for reforms including a five year combined degree, a two year internship, state accreditation, more field work, better professor quality, and stricter candidate screening.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Commission On
Winter Storm Ravages Northern Europe Killing Dozens
Gale winds up to 124 mph lash Britain Ireland the Netherlands Belgium France and Germany wrecking ships flooding homes and causing at least 20 deaths. Vessels run aground and rescues occur including the Danish motor vessel Metric and the British ore carrier Malling.
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Ireland
Netherlands
Belgium
France
East
West Germany
Wan Chun
North Sea
Metric
Texel Island
Malling
England
House to adopt electronic voting in Congress
The U S House will replace the 1789 handcount system with a modern electronic voting device when the 93rd Congress convenes. Members will insert plastic cards, their votes or presence will flash in lights, and initial use should halve voting time, says Dr Frank Ryan.
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UPI
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Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins
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Ryan
Merchants Host Parking Meeting in Norwalk
An open downtown Norwalk meeting at 8 p.m. in city hall invites ideas on parking. Sponsored by the Downtown Merchants Committee, James Seitz of the Chamber reports on a free parking proposal that failed due to limited interest and a call for more parking options.
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Norwalk
City Hall
Downtown Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
James Seitz
Retiring Norwalk Pastor Dr McDivitt Steps Down
Dr John K MecDivitt longtime Norwalk pastor resigns after fourteen years at First United Presbyterian Church planning retirement January 1. Congregation to meet next Sunday to formally accept the resignation amid building era and family details.
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John K. MecDivitt
Norwalk
First United Presbyterian Church
One Xavier student killed in Union shooting
Police questioned Xavier University students after a shooting death and a robbery of about 30 people by three masked men in the student union. Thomas Jenkins, 18, of Pasadena Maryland, was killed around 11 p.m. on Saturday as the intruders demanded wallets and purses and disappeared with about $100.
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UPS
Xavier University
Thomas Jenkins
Pasadena
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