Logan Clay Buys Plants To Meet Pipe Demand
Logan Clay Products Co. acquires Amvit Western Division plants in Brazil Indiana and White Hall Illinois to expand production of pipe. The White Hall facility is highly equipped, with plans to standardize dies and switch to O Ring joints. Company notes record sales and no job losses.
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Ruth Wilkinson
Logan
Logan Clay Products Co
Amvit
Brazil
Ind
White Hall
Ill
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay
Hall
Holl
Worthington
Five Groups To Be Consulted On Phase II of Nixon Plan
Secretary Hodgeson outlines formal consultations with five groups including organized labor, business, agriculture, state and local governments, and consumers before the Phase II thaw after the 90 day wage price freeze. Officials discuss continuing stabilization, potential boards, and future policy shifts while polls show broad support for the freeze.
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Washington
James D. Hodgson
Organized Labor
Consumers
Hodgson
ABC
Maurice Stans
CBS
Stans
Secretary of the Treasury
John Connally
U.S
New York Times
Connally
Newsweek Magazine
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
NBC
Meet the Press
Woodcock
Gallup
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
Thieu Supporters Lead in South Vietnam Election Returns
AP reports supporters of President Thieu led with about 70 percent expected to drop to around 60 percent as 66 of 159 seats were counted. Pro-Thieu candidates had 33 wins to 20 for opposition, with independents and undecided majors. analysis noted strong showing in Mekong Delta and Saigon but opposition gains in major cities and northern provinces.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Mekong
Duong van
Big” Minh
An Quang
da Nang
Hue
Binh Dinh
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
United States
America
Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
China
Soviet Union
Nixon Plan May Lead To Billions In Tax Cuts
President Nixon’s new economic program could yield one of the largest tax cuts in a decade with a focus on business relief. The plan totals about 7.5 billion in annual tax relief, potentially rising to 16.5 billion with congress’s modifications, and compares to 11.5 billion in 1964. Elements include a 3 billion investment credit, higher personal exemptions, and a 2.3 billion cut from eliminating the auto excise tax, with dates tied to next June and possible April 1 implementations. House leaders, led by Wilbury Mills, anticipate expanding relief for individuals and possibly broader business cuts, while noting revenue effects.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Treasury
Wilbury D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Ohio State approves four year black studies major
Ohio State University’s Council on Academic Affairs approves a four year major in black studies and delays selecting a new director until fall quarter. Charles Ross, who led the program, was dismissed June 30 after involvement in May racial disturbances at a Columbus high school. Brindisi, Italy police arrest ferry captain over deadly fire tragedy.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Council On Academic Affairs
Charles Ross
Columbus
Ohio Weekend Toll Hits Seventeen in Crashes
The Associated Press reports that seventeen people died in Ohio weekend traffic accidents, seven more than the previous weekend. Four victims were pedestrians including a seven year old Akron girl struck by a trash truck, plus two motorcyclists and a bicyclist.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Akron
Obituaries and Local Highlights Reed Through the Week
A compact notice outlines Inside Obituaries and sports, television and cultural briefs. It catalogs notable local figures, upcoming telecasts, and brief memorials across community sections with emphasis on named individuals and events.
Leopold dies in Puerto Rico after fame from 1924 murder case
Nathan F. Leopold aged 66 died in a San Juan hospital after a long illness. He had served 33 years for the thrill killing of Bobby Frank in Chicago with Richard Loeb. Leopold donated his remains to the University of Puerto Rico and later built a career in public health and medicine research.
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San Juan
Nathan F. Leopold
Leopold
Puerto Rico
Trudy Feldman
Baltimore
Mimiya Hospital
University of
School of Medicine
Chicago
Illinois
Richard Loeb
Bobby Frank
Loeb
Leop
Old
University of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican Health Department
Trudy Feld Garcia de Quevedo
Leopold-loeb
Frank Boy
Sears Roebuck
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
John R. Gaverly
Nathan Leopold
Trimble Elementary Dedication Highlights Education Spending
Jacksonville ceremony for Trimble Elementary School marked by state superintendent Dr. Martin W. Essex advocating higher taxes and greater education funding. He praised Sen. Oakley Collins, lauded the $1.38 million building as economical and functional, and outlined three public school aims amid an optimistic Southeastern Ohio outlook.
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Jacksonville
Martin W. Essex
Trimble
Carrye Bridges
Board of Education
Essex
Oakley Collins
Columbus
Ohio
Tri-Coun
Heck's Opens New Athens Store Aiming Largest Retailer
Heck's plans a full line discount store in Athens with 60 70 employees and about 300 000 annual payroll scheduled to open near the start of March Excavation work will begin soon and the project represents a major retail addition for the city.
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Heck’s Sets
Athens
Tom Price
Messenger
Heck's to open Athens store with 99 departments
Doug Cook says the Athens Heck's Merchandizing store will span 40,827 square feet inside and about 43,000 total square feet, with construction around 345000 dollars and merchandise over 500000 dollars. The Athens location joins 18 existing stores in four states and plans to recruit locally with a February start.
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Heck’s
Plaza
Route 50E
Heck
Doug Cook
Charleston
the Messenger
Athens
Cook
Belpre
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Athens City
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Time Magazine
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National War Labor Board
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U.S. News & World Report
Arkansas Democrat
AP News
OSU Black Studies
Ond
Brindisi
Italy
Adriatic
Dimitrios Antipas
Brindis
San Francisco
Ois Editorial
Jeri L. Crow
Arthur
Wellston
Middleport
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