Hundreds of Cubans Cross From Mexico Into U S By Boat or Barrel
The Associated Press reports about 500 Cubans crossed from Texas to Arizona in early 1969, as U S officials loosened rules yet tightened border enforcement. Stories detail smugglers secret crossings, a Cuban dentist paying $300 for passage, and migrants who evade deportation by claiming relatives in the United States while divisions in policy grow.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
MIAMI
United States
Mexico
Texas
Arizona
U.S
Western Hemisphere
Havana
Mexico City
Cuba
Immigration Service
Service
Scioto Entries Crown Champions At Charity Horse Show
The 21st Portsmouth Charity Horse Show crowned champions Sunday night at Lucasville Fairgrounds. Scioto County entries won top honors in walking horse and other stakes, with Hands Shaker Copy ridden by Ray Lute of McDermott taking the grand championship and Shadow's Motion Man earning reserve and amateur honors for Dr. Otto F. Apel of Portsmouth. Other Sunday and Saturday night winners included Balaton Stake top finisher Vicki Mobell, English Pleasure Glen Grove's Cinder, Fine Harness Oak Leaf Denmark, and Hustlin Harriet in the Rode Pony Stake, among others.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
Lucasville Fairgrounds
Ray Lute
Shaker
Lute
Lute Walking Horse Stables
McDermott
Shadow
Marvin Wilson
Otto F. Apel
Ee Cancnas
Aenor
Apel
Motion Man
Wilson Up
Scioto Memorial
Glen Grove
R. P. McCulloch
Mrs. McCulloch
Pitchin
Ohio
Sky High
Debbie Cole
Cole
South Webster
Oak Leaf
Denmark
Mike van Dyke
High View Stables
Springfield
A. E. Elegant
Cliff Dunn
Dunn's
Cedar Nook
Curtice
Hustlin Harriett
Drew Jackson
Harold Jackson
Milton
W. Va
Dunn
Cedar Nook Farm
Joe Cloud
FAA Proposes Area Navigation to Ease Air Traffic
The FAA outlines a plan to replace rigid beacons with area navigation allowing direct routes between airports. The program aims to reduce congestion, cut flying times, and improve safety by enabling ships to generate their own phantom beacons in straighter lines.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administraion
FAA
William M. Flower
Air Traffic Service
Denmark Official Dies at 65 in Copenhagen
Home Minister Poul Sorreensen dies at 65 in Copenhagen from a heart ailment. A noted figure in the Danish resistance against Nazis during World War II, he was a longtime leader in wartime opposition and later held the ministerial post.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Poul Soerensen
Inside The Times Around Portsmouth Comics Death Notices Editorial Page
Portsmouth newspaper digest highlights comics and death notices on the editorial page with a glimpse of horoscopes and media notes. Local readers see brief items from markets and television radio sections plus women’s news.
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Portsmouth
Horoscope
Women’s
Parolee Sought in Knife Death in Grayson Kentucky
Parolee from Ohio Penitentiary is wanted in connection with the weekend fatal stabbing of Frazee a 28 year old Grayson native. Frazee died at Mercy Hospital after a fight outside Tom's Bar & Grill in Grayson following an argument with the assailant who fled the scene. Funeral services are planned for Lower Grassy Church of Christ in Carter County.
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Neeatt
Meee
North Moreland
Grayson
Shelby Wayne Frazee
Washington Hotel
Mercy Hospital
Frazee
Tom's Bar & Grill
Market St
Carter County
Louis Frazee
Billy
Bonita Frazee
Cincinnati
Robert
Columbus
Louis
St. Paul
Russell
Helen Hall
Wanda Meadows
Quincy
Norma Hamilton
Marion
Lower Grassy Church of Christ
Johnny Kiser
Pately
Pooatery
Grassy Creek
Roberson Funeral Home
South Shore
County Drops from EDA Aid List Over Unemployment Decline
Scioto County was removed from the Economic Development Administration list of counties eligible for special aid as unemployment fell below 6 percent. Three weeks earlier officials planned the cutoff for July 1. Existing approved projects and planning aid remain available. Brown Hocking were also dropped. Adams Lawrence and Pike stay. Cleveland added.
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Scioto County
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Plannin
Brown
Hocking
Adams
Lawrence
Pike
Cleveland
Surtax Extension Seen By Backers In House
In Washington Republicans and some Democrats back President Nixon's surtax extension as a crucial anti inflation move. House action faces narrow margins with a large Democratic bloc opposing long extensions without tax reform. The plan would extend 10 percent through year end and 5 percent through mid 1970, raising about 7.64 billion in year one and aiding a 6.3 billion unified budget surplus. Opponents say the surtax hasn't curbed inflation and demand real tax reform before passage.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Senate
NAACP Chief Seeks Meeting With Militants in Deep South
Roy Wilkins plans to meet Black Panthers and other Negro militants to explore possible unity. He says black organizations should develop a strategy, despite past objections to Black Power and potential dismay among some NAACP ranks. The NAACP opens its 60th convention in Jackson with about 2,000 delegates at Hotel Heidelberg. Wilkins notes he may press for broader black cooperation amid racial and political shifts. The 1968 NAACP year ended with a $322,237 deficit despite record income and 450,673 members. he questions Nixon era school integration softness.
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Don McKee
Associated Press
Jackson, Miss
Roy Wilkins
Heidelberg
South City
Wilkins
Bobby Seale
Oakland
Jst
NAACP
Guinea bun puzzles Oklahoma vets and zoologists
In Ponca City Oklahoma an animal resembling a guinea pig with albino eyes and angora fur defies easy classification. It hops like a rabbit eats with hind feet and appears to be growing a tail. Owners Mr and Mrs Arthur Henderson say the mother was a guinea pig and the father is unknown.
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Ponca City
Okla
Oklahoma
Arthur Henderson
Henderson's
Moise Tshombe Dies In Algiers
Moise Tshombe once premier of the Congo and Katanga leader died in Algiers at age 49 from an apparent heart attack. Committed to exile in Spain, he was brought to Algeria under gunpoint two years earlier and kept in solitary confinement before his death.
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Algiers
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Tshombe
Hiadker
Algeria
Spain
Palma de Majorca
Kinshasa
Leopoldville
Musumba
Europe
Belgium
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
South Africa
Rhodesia
United Nations
Kiln Blast Kills Jackson Area Worker
Raymond E. Rainer, 49, of Jackson Rt. 4, died after a kiln blast at A. P. Green Refractories Co as he lit a match and an gas buildup exploded. Surviving include wife Goldie and several relatives. Funeral set for Wednesday at Mayehew Plummer Funeral Home.
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Jackson
Ohio
Raymond E. Rainer
Jackson Rt. 4
Mayehew-Plummer Funeral Home
Rainer
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Durex
Rt. 124
Westf Jackson
Hile Fyffe
Sher
Oak Hill Hospital
Lawrence County
Jackson County
Goldie Rainer
Rose Davis Rainer
Terry Rainer
Ronald
Skaggs
Denny
Carter
William Staten
Oak Hill
Pauline West
Helen McGee
Thomas Rainer
Ohio Senate to vote on $4.1 billion budget bill
Columbus AP says the Ohio General Assembly targets its first productive week with the administration's $4.1 billion two year appropriations bill. Senate votes expected today while the House weighs 22 amendments including changes to education funding and the State Controlling Board.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
House
James A. Rhodes
Aauakee
Ohio Building Authority
Legislative
Statehouse
Accept
Supreme Attorney General
Fence Down. Street Open In Lucasville
East St. in Lucasville reopened to the public after Purdy Lumber Co. fence blocked it. Valley Township trustees weigh Norfolk & Western Railway offer of a 30 foot strip of land in exchange for abandoning a nearby unused alley.
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East St
Lucasville
Valley Township
Norfolk & Western Railway
Purdy Lumber Co
N&w
Purdy
Everett Burton
Burton
Ralph Mullins
Edutor
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