Route 33 Rock Springs to Darwin priority project set
Meigs and Gallia County highway work ranked first and second by Rep. Ralph Welker. Bids for the Route 33 relocation near Rock Springs and Darwin open March 21, and bids for the Gallipolis bypass on U.S. Route 35 open May 16 as part of four month timeframe.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Gallia County
Ralph Welker
Tony
Rock Springs
Darwin
Gallipolis
U.S
South Korea backs ongoing U S air war against North Vietnam
Seoul premier Chung Il Kwon urged continuation of U S air raids to keep peace talks possible, while Washington reported the federal minimum wage rising to 1.40 per hour as officials anticipated inquiries and labor leaders warned of enforcement.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Il Kwon
U.S
North Vietnam
Washington
Six Die In Bus Truck Crash Near Columbia
Six passengers were killed and at least 12 injured when a Continental Trailways bus rear ended a stalled tractor-trailer on Interstate 26 near Columbia South Carolina. The collision occurred early today, blocking the highway and prompting emergency responses.
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Columbia
S. C
Continental Trailways
Interstate 26
Vatican and USSR Open Door to Religious Talks
Vatican circles expect secret technical level talks to follow Pope Paul VI’s meeting with Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny. The talks could mark a new era in Catholic Communist relations.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Soviet Union
Paul VI
Nikolai Podgorny
Cleveland Hough Initiative Council Splits With City Hall
A civic committee formed at the request of Mayor Ralph S. Locher to improve Cleveland's Hough area abruptly severed ties with city hall. Ralph M. Besse, head of the inner city action committee, cited six months of frustration in dealings with city hall.
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Cleveland
Ralph S. Locher
Hough
City Hall
Ralph M. Besse
Inner City Action Committee
Ohio U Bobcats face must-win stretch to stay in race
In a busy semester start at Ohio University, Bobcat basketball sits on a razor edge must win to avoid dropping out of the conference race. Diplomat-historian Edwin O Reischauer cites American policy errors as causes of the Vietnam war in a broader context on page 11.
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Ohio University
Edwin O. Reischauer
Mao Supporters Claim More Advances In China
AP dispatches from Tokyo report pro Mao wall posters in Peking claim Mao Tse tung forces have routed opposition in Sinkiang and captured a fifth major city. Posters claim control of Urumuqi and Shihhotze with anti Maoists fleeing to mountains and arming guerrillas.
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Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Sinkiang
Red China
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Mao
Urumechi
Shihhotze
Kyodo
Urumchi
Peking Radio
Communist Party
Kweiyang
Kweichow
China
Oth
Shanghai
Chou Enlai
Sinkiang Province
Soviet Union
Wang En-mao
Lop Nor
Chou
Coolville Poised for $1 Million Photo Plant Move
Premier Photo Co of Parkersburg plans relocating a 1 million dollar mail order photo finishing plant to Coolville Ohio. The 30 000 square foot facility will sit on a 70 acre site inside Coolville limits and is expected to open by July 1. About 200 employees are planned with housing for some staff and lots sold at cost to workers.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
A. Karl Summers
Premier Photo Co
Carthage-Troy High School
Summers
Coolville Corporation
Athens County
Employes
West Virginia
Belpre
Ohio
Blocking Action Gains Hollow Victory in Ohio
In Columbus Democrats block a GOP plan to place bond financing and reapportionment on the May 2 primary ballots as constitutional amendments. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown says the proposals would go to voters, while Republicans push to approve them before February 16.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Dirksen Might Block New Consular Treaty Vote
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen, famed for shaping White House bills, appears to hold the deciding vote on the U S Soviet consular treaty. He currently opposes ratification, which requires two thirds of voting senators, echoing his 1966 stance on civil rights legislation.
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Senate
House
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
GOP
Attorney's Baby Slain, Wife Injured in Lancaster
In Lancaster Ohio police report the six month old Jennifer, daughter of 27 year old attorney J Michael Acton who ran for state senator last fall, was found dead in her crib with multiple stab wounds. His wife Marilyn Acton 27 sustained wrist injuries and was hospitalized in satisfactory condition under psychiatric care. Acton was not home at the time and Jennifer died on arrival at Lancaster Fairfield County Hospital.
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Lancaster
Ohio
J. Michael Acton
Actons
Jennifer
Marilyn Acton
Acton
Lancaster - Fairfield County Hospital
University Hospital At
Columbus
GM Profits Dip From 1965 Record by 333 Million
Detroit AP General Motors the world's largest corporation saw 1966 profits fall 333 million below 1965 record. Despite a sales drop near 500 million the firm still posted its second-best year with 1.793 billion in profits, down from 2.126 billion in 1965.
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Detroit
General Motors
Two U S Planes Hit Five Crewmen Killed
Two U S planes were struck by Communist ground fire along the Ho Chi Minh trail near the Laotian border. One twin engine Provider was shot down with five crewmen killed, another saved by an emergency landing at Khe Sanh. A Marine Intruder bombed a Marine position, killing one and wounding eleven.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
Khe Sanh
North Vietnam
Mekong
Auto makers study softened US car safety standards
DETROIT AP U S auto makers plan detailed study of the federal softened safety standards after the Commerce Department pulled three of 23 original rules. The rest were toned down with a four month extension to fit 1968 models. Major executives from Ford GM and Chrysler weighed impact, while AMC and Ford criticized earlier rules as potentially fatal to their businesses. Weather outlook shows seasonal norms near normal temperatures, a warm weekend, then cooler early next week with mixed precip.
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U.S
Commerce Department
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Roy Chapin
American Motors Corp
Volkswagen
American Motors
Ford
AMC
Henry Ford I
Sorcerer Marries Couple In Satanist Church
In San Francisco a 500-pound lion watched as Anton Szandor LaVey, wearing devil horns, married Judith Case and John Raymond in a ritual he called conceived in hell. No marriage license was issued. ceremony featured occult props and a basement bar.
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Hell
Anton Szandor LaVey
Vey
Pan
LaVey
Togare
Raymond
Satanic Church
Heaven
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