Vietnam DMZ misreadings spark war talk and Hanoi talks
U S intelligence estimates 1500 to 3000 North Vietnamese troops in the six mile wide DMZ as fighting rages nearby. Reports say three to six battalions are in the zone, with Vietnam and Laos routes used to push war supplies. An American helicopter was shot down with no casualties, and battles north of Saigon and Da Nang leave several dead or wounded. A bipartisan plan suggests a ten year path to economic independence for a non communist South Vietnam, costing about 30 billion dollars.
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Saigon
U.S
North
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Nixon
Creighton W. Abrams
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Mekong Delta
42Nd
Pleiku
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
da Nang
Nguyen
van Thieu
Hocking County Court Fines Traffic Violators
Six were fined and 14 bonds forfeited in Hocking County Court over the weekend. Fines include Emmett Rut ter for no license, Charles Poling for unsafe vehicle, James Hook for transfer issues, Nelson Wilson for stop sign, John Tremper for unsafe vehicle, Edyth Tremper for faulty brakes with fine suspended. Bonds forfeited for speeding and other offenses include John Glensbeck, Jerry Mel linger, Robert Janko, Daniel Thomas, Theodore Levitt, Warren Brunney, Harold Altman, William Mitchell Jr., Sharon Mundy. Additional bonds forfeited for speeding and unsafe vehicle include Earl Brown, John Me lek, Donald Lax, George Hellwig Jr., Gary Edwards. Jacksonville Methodist Church and local groups schedule meetings. WSCS Glouster Methodist Church program noted.
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Ter
Nelson L. Wilson
Logan
John Leroy Tremper
Edyth Tremper
John W. Glensbeck
Athens
Jerry Lee Mellinger
Columbus
Robert M. Janko
John Andrew Melek
Donald Lester Lax
Nelsonville
George P. Hellwig Jr
Dayton
Gary Dean Edwards
Circleville
Servicemen News and Local Government Updates
Terry Peach and Leon Coon have joined the Navy and begun basic training at Great Lakes Illinois after 1968 Trimble Local Schools graduation. Marine S Sgt Robert Hollenbaugh reports to Camp Pendleton California for Vietnam assignment after leave. County officials plan federal funds for long term care unit and public health center at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. Immunization clinic offered for diphtheria polio tetanus and smallpox at the county health department Friday. Forty eight children received Sabin polio vaccine. Local notes include Mrs. R L Anthony returning from Scottsdale Arizona after visiting daughter Toni Calland and family.
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Terry Peach
Leonard Peach
Glouster
Leon Coon
Tom Anderson
Jacksonville
Navy
Great Lakes, Ill
Trimble
Peach
Georgia Lockheed Plant
Logan
Coon
Taylor Wood Craft
Malta
Nelsonville
Robert Hollenbaugh
James Hollenbaugh
Sheppard Street
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Hollenbaugh
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Logan — Hocking County
Robert Keynes
Arthur Gasser
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Health Department
Hocking County
Moore family visits Arlington as son advances in service
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore and daughter Elaine with Miss Trina Patterson spent a weekend in Arlington Virginia visiting their son and daughter in law Richard and Mari Lynne Moore. Richard has been promoted to sergeant and they plan to depart for Lackland Air Force Base Texas then Italy for a two year assignment.
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Edward Moore
Elaine
Trina Patterson
Arlington
Richard Moore
Ft. Myer Chapel
Washington Cathedral
Richard
Marilyn Blake
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Italy
Welfare Case Totals Reported for Hocking County
The Hocking County Child Welfare Board reports 132 welfare cases in January up from December. New cases total five with seven closures. Executive secretary Eleanore Horwell cites January expenditures 3134.07, December 3052.19. There were 35 crippled children cases in January.
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Logan
Hocking County
Eleanore Horwell
Hocking County Child Welfare Board
Local Names Listed for Hocking Valley Hospital Notices
A community notice lists residents from Logan including Mrs. Virgil Emrick Mrs. Alfred Richards Mrs. Charles Howdyshell Mrs. Kenneth Graham Mrs. Theodore Lowes Miss Janice Odom Master Michael Odom L Vance Barker Mrs. Robert Thompson Mrs. Emmett Reed Eldon Carlin indicating a hospital-related social note.
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Virgil Emrick
Alfred Richards
Charles Howdyshell
Logan
Kenneth Graham
Theodore Lowes and Son
Janice Odom
Michael Odom
L. Vance Barker
Robert Thompson
Emmett Reed
Eldon Carlin
Logan Speaker John W. Brown to Address 14-County Republicans
Ohio Lieutenant Governor John W. Brown will speak at Logan Armory on Thursday before Republicans from 14 counties during Nixon Night observed. Brown, born in Athens, a former Medina mayor, served as lieutenant governor for three terms and presided over the Ohio Senate. He briefly governed in 1957 during Lausche’s election to the U.S. Senate and later served in the Ohio House and Senate. Brown will also acknowledge Nixon relatives living in the area.
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Logan
John W. Brown
Ohio
Logan Armory
Brown
Athens
U.S. Coast Guard
Medina
Ohio Senate
Frank Lausche
U.S. Senate
Ohio House of Representatives
House
Nixon
Goodyear Wives Plan St Patrick's Dance
At the February Goodyear Wives Guest Night 38 members met at Blosser's Restaurant. Al Horsky led music by the Logan High School band and his Music Men. A St Patrick's Day dance is planned for March 15 from 8 30 p m to 12 30 a m at Grilli's Party Room Lancaster. Reservations by Feb 20 and tickets are 6 a couple.
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al Horsky
Logan High School
Grilli
Lancaster
King Wins Top Gun At Izaak Walton Trapshoot
Tom King shot perfect scores at 16 and 21 yards to win Top Gun as Craig Patterson teamed for three Buddy Shoot victories. Other winners included Bob Wilson Bill Keynes Ron Berry and Ray Cauthon. Guests from Front Street attended. Dr. and Mrs. Mogg were hosts in Marion.
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Charles Pidcock
Leonard Simpson Jr
Ray Wolshire
Ray Cauthon
Bob Wilson
Lee Gainer
Skip Humphrey
Cliff Snake
Jim Elchert
Bill Keynes
Ron Berry
Explanation Of New Math Program Presented To PTO
A Trimble Local PTO meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. will hear Mrs. Dorothy Luciano explain the new math program as used in the school system. A report on the status of the elementary building proposal will be given. Mrs. Carol Exemkamp er named soup supper chairwoman for February 15.
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Jacksonville Methodist Church
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid
Betty Smith
WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
Wagner
Mable LeFever
Glouster
Trimble
Hollister
Dorothy Luciano
Hapsac
Carol Exemkamper
New Hair Growth Method Promises Stoppage of Loss
Houston report details a lab firm claim to halt hair loss and stimulate new growth for both men and women. The firm invites a 32 day no risk trial to prove effectiveness via mail inquiries, with confidential responses and no obligations.
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Houston
Texas
Personal Hair Condition Disclosure and Scalp Questions
A confidential intake asks about dandruff dryness or oiliness scalp pimples itching and forehead oiliness. It probes hair thinning duration current hair presence and length on top of head with requests for additional helpful information.
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Paris
David F. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
Vu Quoc Thuc
Glouster Meetings
R. L. Anthony
Walnut Street
Scottsdale, Ariz
Toni Calland
Coats
Childrens’ Shoes
Huntington
Barre
Monuments Logan Monument Co., Inc
West Main, Logan
Sears and Elberfeid
Goodyear Wives
St. Patrick’s
Blosser’s
With
Howard Blum
David Jacobs
Walter Woodruff
Walter Mathias
Joyce Ganoey
Ingraham Smith
Ron Tober
Helen Saxton
Carl Dicken
Charles Blythe
Phil Tschappat
Front Street
Mrs. Mogg
Marion
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
West Main St
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Southern Ohio Electric Company
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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