Wallace Plans Governor Run and Keeps 1972 Door Open
George Wallace signals a possible run for Alabama governor, while keeping options for 1972 alive. He backs a broader Wallace movement and evaluates Nixon’s presidency and Vietnam policy as he builds a Montgomery operation with a volunteer staff and a $12 newsletter.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wallace
George Wallace
Alabama
Vietnam
Albert P. Brewer
Lurleen Wallace
Brewer
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United States
Wallace ‘Movement
Rothwell Club Discusses The Baffling World Chapters
The Rothwell Club, with Mrs. James Van Fossen hosting, reviewed two chapters from John Godwin's The Baffling World. The Lost Patrol chronicles five bombers vanishing in the Caribbean amid missing ships and planes. The Boy From Nowhere follows a 17 year old ward of Nuremberg who dies after years in Ansbach.
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Glouster
Rothwell Club
James van Fossen
Everett Eddy
Nuremburg
Germany
Ansbach
Local Glouster Couples Summer Sunday Visits and Birthdays
Glouster residents visited Columbus and Chillicothe guests in Columbus and Chillicothe include Alex and Norma Ross Ovid Eberts and Lucy Palmer convalescing with Richard Enlow. William Foughty Jr. celebrated his 10th birthday at a family dinner joined by W H Foughty Sr Teresa Redtown Bill Foughty Mountville Carrie Cooper Redtown. A surprise party for Mrs. Davis and Opal Davis Herbst in Dayton with multiple relatives attending. Missing Merle Danford noted from Progressive Study Club. Fort Leonard Wood servicemen Bruce Brunton and David Christman spend furloughs at home with parents.
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Alex Ross
Columbus
Norman Ross
Ovid Eberts
Chillicothe
Lucy Palmer
Richard Enlow
William Foughty Jr
W. H. Foughty Sr
Teresa
Redtown
Bill Foughty
Mountville
Carrie Cooper
Edward Davis
Davis
Opal Davis Herbst
Dayton
Jack Davis
Rolinda May
Ronnie Mooney
Dean
Harvey Maxwell
Ardella Robinson
Ralph W. Schultz
Doreen
Dianne
Ralph Edward
Waverly
Ralph Schultz Sr
Jacksonville
Preston Wisecup
Glouster
James Stemm
Spring St
Merle Danford
Progressive Study Club
T. W. Rose
Bruce Brunton
David Christman
Fort Leonardwood
Bill Brunton
Brent Christman
Appeals filed in narcotics cases from Ohio University students
Fourth District Court of Appeals received motions to reconsider on behalf of Harvey Niles Salsky and Micchael David Edgecombe, convicted in 1968 69 trials of marijuana possession. Edgecombe’s case remanded for sentencing. Salsky’s appeal dismissed for filing delay. both seek constitutional rulings on search seizure and arrest.
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Fourth District Court of Appeals
Ohio University
Harvey Niles Salsky
Malverne
N. Y
Micchael David Edgecombe
Willoughby
Edgecombe
Common Pleas Court
Atty
William Lavelle
Salsky
Lavelle
Guysville
Nixon Curbs Education Budget in Anti-Inflation Push
Washington action trims the 1971 Education budget to 3.4 billion, below last year and well under Congress funding. The plan prioritizes aid to the poor, expands Title I, and restricts new programs while delaying proposals for months.
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Nixon
L.A
Allen
Health, Education and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Democratic Congress
Congress
Office of Education
Civil suits filed over car mishaps reach two actions
Patri cia Bonecutter and Joni Parrish sue Janet and Larry Kapp of Point Pleasant for 10000 alleging negligent driving on 22nd Street injured Parrish. Reba Williams seeks 20000 from Harry Woyan Sr and Jr for injuries from a Route 35 crash on Sept 22 1969 that hindered her business. Glouster 4 H Club to meet Thursday at 3 30 p m in the high school cafeteria.
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Point Pleasant
Circuit Clerk’s Office
Patricia Bonecutter
Joni Parrish
Janet
Larry Kapp
Franklin Avenue
Janet Kapp
22Nd Street
Reba Williams
Harry Woyan Sr
Harry Woyan Jr
South Side
Harry Woyan Jr. Jr
Glouster
Lucky Clover
Chauncey Council Sets Santa Visit Date in Year-End Meeting
Chauncey village council approved a December 23 visit from Santa at 7 p.m. funded by officials merchants and interested citizens. An emergency ordinance requires council approval for locating mobile homes within 20 feet of lot lines. The engineer discussed final plant gauges and release of 96 percent of the contractor bond. Mayor's fines and costs totaled $184.20 to the general fund, with bills approved for general streets water and sewer totaling 81.32 103.90 65.88 and 14312.05 respectively.
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Santa Claus
Tom Underwood
Larry Kellenbarger
Glouster Council Adopts Police Reform Ordinance
Glouster village council adopts an ordinance for a three person police force with a designated chief and two patrolmen. Salaries stay the same and no officer works over 44 hours weekly. The mayor will set duty times and places.
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Glouster
Man Fined Twice For Bar Visits in Chauncey
Chauncey resident Chauncey Willison was fined 13.80 for disturbing the peace after a dispute at Abdella's Bar and Lounge owned by Mrs Abdella. Ordered to stay out, he was arrested again two days later, fined 33.80, and jailed 10 days but suspended on promise to obey the mayor.
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Chauncey
John Willison
Charles Wadley
Willison
Mary Abdella
Abdella
Marshall John Villars
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Board of Revenue
Barbour County
Barbour
R. H. Gamwell
David Cox
Helen Dennison
FE. D. Eddy
Norbert W. Johnston
Roger Kittle
Edward Ley
Earl Morris
T. A. Noon
Merrill Ogg
Charles Sweeney
van Fossen
Ann Williams
Sara Willis
Santa
Adler Tippa
Athens
Adler “Tippa
Penn Central Railroad
Armitage
Sheriff's Department
Dickerson
W. Va
L. G. Prenkert
Geo Lovell
Plains and
Richland Area
National Institute of Education
Bureau
James E. Allen Jr
Chauncey Council
St. Nick
Francis White
State Highway Department
Electric and Water Department
Belk
North Court Street
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