Terrorists' Release Follows Arab Style
Algeria freed six OPEC raid terrorists after hostages including Saudi minister Yamani were released. Leaders considered the group’s head Carlos, with reports of travel to a friendly Arab country, likely Libya, while no formal word on the others’ fates emerged.
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OPEC
Vienna
Carlos
Libya
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Jamshid Amouzegar
Iran
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
PLO
Abu Mahmoud
Beirut
Rome
Athens
Abu Nidal
Dubai
Tunesia
Gandhi Blasts U S in Speech at Congress Rally
New Delhi Indira Gandhi accused the United States of trying to destabilize India echoing Chilean tactics. She urged removing American agents at a Congress convention as US diplomats voiced concern and awaited further replies. The speech followed days of anti US rhetoric amid a mine disaster and ongoing rescue efforts.
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India
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United States
Washington
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Chile
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Chaswala
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Indian Mineworkers Federation
Communist Party
the Patriot
Unsold SS United States faces sale after two-year search
The government has spent more than two fruitless years seeking a buyer for the SS United States, moored at a Norfolk pier. The liner, built for $79.5 million, is valued at about $7.5 million but requires up to $20 million more to meet safety, operating standards, and conversion costs.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
United States
Norfolk
Maritime Administration
United States Line, Inc
U.S
W. W. Ventures
Charlottesville
Caribbean
Mediterranean
Nicholas Bachko
U.S. Lines
United States Lines
Bachko
Atlantic
Congress
Mexico Suffers Tourism Blow Over Zionism Votes
TOM WELLS reports Mexico faces a U S Jew boycott of about 30 000 as the country’s two United Nations votes against Zionism spark international embarrassment for President Luis Echeverria and the resignation of Foreign Minister Emilio C Rabasa Mexico earns more than 2 billion yearly from tourism and watches hundreds of rooms go vacant as resorts face economic strain and a looming balance of payments deficit.
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Tom Wells
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
United Nations
U.S
Echeverria
Emilio C. Rabasa
Rabasa
Israel
Yigal Allon
Alfonso Garcia Robles
U.N
Organization of Oil Exporting Countries
Ketter
Meigs Area Holiday Guests Travel Distanced Family Ties
Holiday guests visited from Phoenix Arizona and Largo Florida and other distant towns. Present were Mrs Forrest Bachtel and Mr Chester Tannehill hosting, with Bachtel as soloist at Heath United Methodist Church. Multiple families from Pomeroy Rutland Columbus and Howell Springs shared gatherings and Christmas meals.
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Forrest Bachtel
Chester Tannehill
Phoenix
Ariz
Bachtel
Heath United Methodist Church
Bethlehem
Jack Horton
Larchmont
N.Y
Florence Horton
Dewey Horton
Mike Compton
Alexandria
John Compton
Leo Smith
Michigan
Aaron Zahi
Pomeroy
Bernard Fultz
Florida
Paul Haptonstall
Lottridge
Maurice Ackley
Ackley
Charles Ackley
Burley Church
Tuppers Plains
Ruby Lockhart
Tom Kelley
Largo
Fla
Vincent Dabo
Dabo
Ann Watson
Glenn MacDonald
Chillicothe
Louisville
J.B. Marshall
Dale Dutton
James Kiehl
Saratoga Springs
George Kiehl
Pittsburgh
George Faris
Columbus
Faris
Eva Stout
Barbara Shuler
Lawrence Milhoan
Rutland
Vernon Weber
Donna
Dallas
Duane
Dennis Weber
Dean Weber
Howell
Hospital Admits and Discharges List
The record notes admissions including A June Doe Ruth Keirns Terri O Dell in Athens and Andrew J Weisgerber in Guysville. It also lists discharges Dave Steele Mark Darth Nora Wallace Shelly Bateman Julie Pierce Mrs Gregory Dizon and Gerald Stedman with Guy Hickman Eleanor Linda.
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A. June Doe
Ruth Keirns
Athens
Terri O'Dell
Albany
Andrew J Weisgerber
Guysville
Dave Steele
Mark Dearth
Nora Wallace
Shelly Bateman
Julie Pierce
Gregory Dizon
Gerald Stedman
Guy Hickman
Eleanor Linda
Glouster Village Council Meets Friday in Athens County
The Glouster Village Council gathers Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Glouster, with group activities at Charles Thomas Lodge IOOF Temple and Coolville Lodge 337 F and AM. Annual inspection at lodge hall. all master masons welcome with refreshments. Charles L. Collins Jr. is master and Russell L. Bailey secretary.
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Athens County
Charles Thomas Lodge
IOOF
Glouster
Coolville Lodge
F&am
Lodge Hall
Charles L. Collins Jr
Russell L. Bailey
Local court notes route theft and DWI cases
Roger Altman of Glouster Route 3 faced charges for theft but was dismissed in court with costs assigned to the Village of Jacksonville. Michael F. Muhlhan of Rocky River had a driving while intoxicated charge dismissed on motion. costs to defendant. Jackson area notes include bond forfeiture for John D. Fugett and William H. Wykle for intoxication with fines listed.
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Roger Altman
Patrick McCall
Jacksonville
Michael F. Muhlhan
Rocky River
Wellston
John D. Fugett
Rt. 4
Jackson
William H. Wykle
Harley Ave
Busy Bee Class Has Yule Party at Middleport Church
Gifts exchanged and a program of poetry and carols marked the Busy Bee Class holiday dinner at Middleport First Baptist. Guests included the Men's Bible Class, Rev. and Mrs. Peter Grandall and family, and Pete Zwilling. A quartet of Charles White Danny Thompson Pete Zwilling and Rev. Grandall sang. Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. White read. Gifts were distributed and money was presented to Rev. Grandall and family.
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Middleport
Middleport First
Peter Grandall
Pete Zwilling
Charles White
Danny Thompson
Mr. Grandall
John Lyons
Beulah White
Grandall
Mrs Hughes Hosts Past Matrons Christmas Party
In MIDDLEPORT the Christmas party for the Past Matrons of Evangeline Chapter Order of Eastern Star was hosted by Mrs Mary Hughes. Mrs Rosemary Lyons Mrs Grace French Mrs Helen Reynolds and Mrs Marie Hawkins gave readings. Mrs Farie Kennedy gave a gift on behalf of the group and a luncheon followed.
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Middleport
Mary Hughes
Evangeline Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Rosemary Lyons
Grace French
Helen Reynolds
Marie Hawkins
Farie Kennedy
Evelyn Lewis
Death notices span Reynoldsburg to Athens with multiple services
Daniel J. Holleran 45 of Reynoldsburg died of a heart attack at home. He was Notre Dame graduate and Korean War veteran, survived by two sisters. Funeral Mass Saturday at St. Pius X Reynoldsburg. burial Shawnee Cemetery. Bernice Smith 70 of Glouster Route 2 to be buried Federal Valley Cemetery after services Saturday. Flossie L. Blackstone McNamee 78 of New Lexington died in Media Pa. survived by son and grandchildren. funeral at St Rose Church. Goldie Fielder Spaulding 81 of Chauncey died at O Bleness Memorial Hospital. arrangements pending. Asa B. Cochran 83 of Athens Route 3 died at home. funeral arrangements pending.
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Bogota
N.J
Thomas D
Catherine Caslin Holleran
Deville Drive
Holleran
University of Notre Dame
New York Life Insurance Co
Ann Morris
Newport News
Catherine Evans
Reynoldsburg
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Evans Funeral Home
Livingston Ave
Columbus
Shawnee Cemetery
Humphrey Funeral Home
Shawnee
Flossie McNamee
New Lexington
Flossie L. Blackstone McNamee
Manchester House Nursing Home
Media, Pa
Athens County
John
Susie Culp Blackstone
McNamee
St. Rose Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society
William F
King of Prussia Pa
Gertie Sherwood
Goldie Spauldin
Athens
Goldie Fielder Spaulding
Ellis Avenue
Chauncey
O’bleness Memorial
The
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Asa Cochran
Asa B. Cochran
Hughes Funeral Home
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