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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1971

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Oberlin commencement marred by war protest

U S Solicitor General Erwin Griswold faced a peaceful protest during Oberlin College’s 138th commencement. About 300 students and guests watched as 400 helium balloons rose while three coffins labeled War Dead The Poor and School Children stood on stage. Senior Julie Forsythe denounced Griswold’s role in Vietnam War policy and urged justice beyond expediency.

Oberlin College Tion U. S Erwin Griswold C-T John Fazio Oberlin Griswold Robert W. Fuller Julie Forsythe Miss Forsythe Medford N.J Forsythe

College awards degrees as two students die in accidents

Richard C. Hubbell of Kensington receives a bachelor of arts degree at a college ceremony while eight peers join him on an outing. Hubbell falls 85 feet into the Vermilion River near a YMCA and dies. Robert Woodall of Oberlin, a 24 year old chemist and former policeman, earns a degree posthumously. he died in a March 10 auto crash while on duty. Weather forecast calls for showers and thunder today with highs in the 70s and variable cloudiness tomorrow.

the College Richard C. Hubbell Kensington James Andrew Hubbel Vermilion River Ymca Iss-See-Kes Hubbell Thomas F. Buchtel Robert Woodall Oberlin Christine Woodall

Akron slaying case charges 27 year old neighbor

Police in Akron accuse Kenneth Lykens 27 of first degree murder in the deaths of 9 year old sisters Lori Crowe and Lorna Ritz found in Portage County. Lykens questioned by detectives, entered no plea at arraignment as prosecutors plan to present to a grand jury.

Akron, Ohio Akron Kenneth Lykens Lykens Doylestown Ronald Lori Crowe Lorna Ritz

Seale Huggins Jury Deadlocks in Rackley Case

A New Haven jury in the Black Panthers murder conspiracy trial for Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins says it cannot reach a verdict on all charges. Judge Mulvey requested clarification as jurors, including seven white and five black members, indicated no decision on any counts. The case concerns conspiracy in the death of Alex Rackley, a police informer.

New Haven Gauthier Mulvey Alex Rackley

Kidneys Flown From Lorain for Transplant

A Lorain Community Hospital operation recovered two kidneys from a 39-year-old Lorain County donor and transported them by helicopter to the Cleveland Clinic for rapid tissue matching. Seven patients in the area await transplants, with one to be chosen. the kidney must be used within 24 hours if matched.

Lorain Lorain Community Hospital Lorain County Cleveland Clinic Lorain Community Lowe Willoughby Kolbe Road Cleveland Cleveland Kidney Foundation Harold McDonald Elyria McDonald Jean Garbo Committee On Donor Enlistment CODE

Viet Cong hit Cam Ranh Bay. fuel tanks blown

Viet Cong sappers slipped into Cam Ranh Bay and destroyed six aviation fuel tanks containing about 1 million gallons. Two Americans injured. Mortar fire hit a nearby base. no casualties reported. U.S. command cited heavy enemy action and a broader, multi-regiment operation in the central highlands with dozens of North Vietnamese killed or captured.

Richard Gardner U.S Charlie 1 Dmz Charlie 2 Central Highlands Tri-Border South Vietnam Laos Cambodia

Kleindienst Opposes $5,000 Gift Cap in Campaigns

Deputy Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst urged the Senate to reject a proposed $5,000 limit on individual contributions to federal candidates. He favored full disclosure and timely publicity and urged changes including repeal of equal-time rules for minor parties and broader applicability to all races. He also backed a federal elections commission and strict penalties for misused funds.

Washington Richard G. Kleindienst Senate Kleindienst Senate Elections Subcommittee House Kleimdienst Justice Department Federal Elections Commission Senate Commerce Committee Elections Subcommittee Finance Committee

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