Thieu says Saigon to Paris for talks next week
President Nguyen Van Thieu announced the South Vietnamese delegation will be in Paris Saturday for meetings on procedural questions before full peace talks. He said a cease fire is unlikely soon and that war escalation efforts will begin with deescalation aims, denying delays until Nixon’s inauguration. Officials in Bangkok noted a split among allies on settlement terms, with Thailand backing Saigon against a Communist victory at Paris.
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David Mason
Associated Press
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
Thieu
Newsmen
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Bangkok
Thanat Khoman
Thailand
Hanoi
Thanat
United States
Prof Found Guilty On Resist Charge
Ohio University assistant professor Dr Irvin Bramall was found guilty of resisting an officer in Municipal Court and fined 50 dollars plus costs The trespassing charge was dismissed Bramall argued he left City Hall and was arrested after returning to the corridor Police testified he refused to leave and had to be guided to the police headquarters The judge denied a motion to dismiss and Bramall contested the resisting charge but was convicted on the resist charge with the trespass dismissed
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Franklin Sheeter
Irvin Bramall
Bramall
City Hall
Ohio University Security Office
Bromall
William Lavelle
Lavelle
Sheeter
Ohio University
Howard Hall
John Allen
Two More Youths Charged Over Belk-Simpson Breakin
Athens police filed charges against two more youths in the Belk-Simpson Department Store break in. Steven Nichols 19 of Columbus and Michael Price 18 of Rutland Route 1 were arraigned on breaking and entering with bonds of 3000 dollars each. Police report 3500 dollars worth of clothing and gifts stolen.
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Belk
Athens
Steven J. Nichols
Columbus
Michael W. Price
Rutland
Nichols
Price
Duane Jack Knorr
Albany
Robert KE. Williams
Cleveland
Knorr
Williams
Bazaar Planned By Salvation Army
A Christmas bazaar at the Salvation Army at 92 W Union St runs from 6 to 8 PM Thursday. The event features gift items decorations baked goods and refreshments.
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Salvation Army
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W. Union St
Strange Man Living In Girls Dorm
Sam Spectra a RCA Spectra 70 45 time sharing computer nicknamed "Sam" has moved into a private suite in the basement of Shippensburg State College girls dormitory. Students and faculty praise the computer’s help with math chemistry payrolls and administration and say it even answers questions in class.
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Shippensburg
Sam Spectra
Shippensburg State College
Sam
Driver Cited After Crash Near Coolville
Worthy Cole, 75, of Coolville Route 2 was cited by the State Highway Patrol for failing to obey a stop sign after a two car wreck on U S Route 50. Pearl Powell, 39, of Long Bottom, was the other driver. Both suffered minor injuries and did not seek medical treatment.
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Coolville
State Highway Patrol
Worthy Cole
U. S. Route 50
Pearl Powell
Long Bottom
Sit-In Participants Fined After Ohio University Court Case
Thirteen SDS members found guilty of trespassing for November sit-in at the security office in Howard Hall. Each fined 50 dollars plus costs and given 10 day jail terms suspended for one year. One non-defendant OU student cited for contempt of court.
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Democratic Society
Ohio University Security Office
Ohio University
Franklin Sheeter
Ohio Fellows Program Admits Thirteen Students
Thirteen students have been admitted to the 1968-69 Ohio Fellows Program at Ohio University. Members are selected for public responsibility interests and attend seminars while meeting leaders in politics, business, education, science, and art. In the summer before their senior year they may intern in business government foundations and other organizations. Twenty three of the program's 48 members joined a recent field trip to Boston.
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Ohio University
Boston
Seven Ohio High Schools Win Krecker Award Honors
Seven Ohio high schools were selected to receive the Krecker Award for outstanding science programs. The awards, worth 150 dollars each, honor institutions in Kettering Delta Rocky River Springfield Mansfield Chillicothe and Westerville. The Krecker Award is named for Dr. Frederick H. Krecker of Ohio University and is presented by the Ohio Academy of Science and Battelle Memorial Institute.
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Columbus
Ohio
Krecker
Ohio Academy of Science
Battelle Memorial Institute
OAS
Battelle
Frederick H. Krecker
Ohio University
Junior Academy of Science
Kettering Delta
Rocky River
Springfield
Mansfield
Chillicothe
Westerville
Thanksgiving Visits Across Families Tie Albany to Nearby Towns
Albany residents and relatives from Pickington Illinois Florida Grove City Columbus Bradbury and Charleston gathered for holiday visits. Families including Knowltons Lucketts Tewksburys Cotterills Baughmans Deardorffs Munns Daileys Welch Hanning Stolty and Radcliffes shared dinners and hospitality over the weekend and Thanksgiving across multiple households.
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Albany
Martha Knowlton
Pickington
Kenneth Knowton
Illinios
Ray Knowlton
Frank Bobo
Harold Luckett
Florida
Oswald Luckett
Ermell Luckett
Glenn Tewksbury
Bob Tewksbury
Grove City
Janet
Jill
Melya Radcliffe
Earl Radcliffe
Burglary in Hobbs Hits Home Wallet Missing Pants
A burglar entered the Hobbs home of John West and took his pants, which contained a wallet with 500 dollars and credit cards. Floyd Starkey of Athens Route 3 is a patient at Selby General Hospital in Marietta.
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Hobbs, N. M
Hobbs
John West
West
Floyd Starkey
Athens
Selby General Hospital
Marietta
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