Lodge Viet Statements Reviewed
A compiled record of Henry Cabot Lodge opinions on Vietnam from 1964 to 1967. The notes cover strategic aims political solutions bombing negotiations and prospects for victory or peace as he prepared to head the Paris peace talks under Nixon.
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New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Paris
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Vietnam
United
North Vietnam
U.S
Asia
Washington
Johnson
United States
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Southeast Asia Kaleidoscope at First Christian Church
Miss Sigrid Love hosted Group One as the First Christian Church WCF presented Southeast Asia Kaleidoscope on Monday night. Three piano students performed pieces under teachers from Athens Logan and Nelsonville, including a White elephant sale led by Mrs. Earl Hilleary.
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Nelsonville
Sigrid Love
Short Street
First Christian Church
WCF
Adeline Ray
C. E. Bryan
Athens
Nellie Adams
Logan
Denise
Sandy White
Earl Hilleary
Howard Miner
Miss Karnes Honored At Lincoln Heights Bridal Shower
Nancy Titus Karnes, recent bride of George Gilmore Karnes of Greenfield Ohio, was the honoree at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Miss Jennifer Blakeslee at her Lincoln Heights home in Pomeroy. Prizes went to Peggy Hoffner Pauletta Hysell Millie Legar and Mrs James Titus.
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Pomeroy
Nancy Titus Karnes
Jennifer Blakeslee
Lincoln Heights
Karnes
George Gilmore Karnes
Greenfield
Ohio
Ft. Benning
Peggy Hoffner
Pauletta Hysell
Millie Legar
James Titus
Lawrence Francis
Sharon Smith
Maria Grueser
Mary Francis
Kandi Greuser
Susan Lytle
Kay McCowan
Donna Francis
Charles Blakeslee
Mount St Mary Hospital Births Report
Mount St Mary Hospital notes two newborns in Athens and Nelsonville with families listed. The section also records multiple admissions including Lawrence Molihan Zaleski John Miller New Straitsville Gilbert Graham New Plymouth and several named patients across area towns.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Lawrence Molihan
Zaleski
John Miller
New Straitsville
Gilbert Graham
New Plymouth
Mary Slatzer
Shawnee
Melvena Lauser
Jacksonville
Gussie Sherritt
Haydenville
Juanita Carr
Albany
Michele Griffin
Columbus
Lillian Barber
Nelsonville
Susan Meyers
Danny Warren
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Admission includes James F. Bartow Walter A. Leonard Mrs Dorothy Burgess Miss Cheryl Schmitter all of Logan Dismissals include Mrs Leonard Bush Mrs Frank Gold and son Mrs Larry Elkins and son and Miss Karla J Smith from Logan Ohio.
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James F. Bartow
Rockbridge
Walter A. Leonard
Dorothy Burgess
Cheryl Schmitter
Logan
Leonard Bush
Frank Gold
Larry Elkins
Karla J. Smith
Reinstating Rebekahs Invited To Meeting
Nelsonville announces a meeting for Rebekahs former members and wives of Odd Fellows to be held Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Odd Fellows Hall on Jackson Street. Rebekahs interested in reinstating are invited to attend.
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Nelsonville
Rebekahs
Order
Young Deer Becomes Local Pet Around Nelsonville Area
A deer tagged 554, once a camp mascot at Green Hills Scout Camp in Hocking County, now roams Wolfe Bennett Kimberly area roads and farms near Nelsonville. Wildlife officials warn it is comfortable with humans and motorists should stay alert. The deer may continue roaming or move on, with authorities likely unable to relocate it safely.
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Nelsonville
Green Hills
Hocking County
Clyde Shingler
Cable Farm
Diamond Roadside Park
Wolfe-Bennett Road
Kimberly
Wildlife Division
Poston
Wolfe-Bennett
Wildlife Division District Four Game Management
Laurisky Tops Trapshooters With Perfect Scores
Logan report notes Gene Laurisky as top gunner at Izaak Walton Trapshoot. He achieved perfect scores five times from 16 yards, three from 21 yards, once from 25 yards, and four perfect doubles. Claude Cunningham and How ard Russell won events. other shooters with perfect scores included Charles Pidcock Ruth Anne Berry Leonard Simpson Sr Skip Humphrey Bob Wilson and Jim Kilbar ger.
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Skip Humphrey
Claude Cunningham
Charles Pidcock
Bob Wilson
Ron Berry
Laurisky
Jim Kilbarger
License Plate Charge Dismissed In Athens Court
An Athens man Herbert G. Miller Jr. 25 of 68 W State St faced a front plate citation in Municipal Court. He pleaded not guilty, posted $18 bond, and Judge Franklin Sheeter dismissed the charge Tuesday for insufficient evidence.
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Athens
Herbert G. Miller Jr
State St
Franklin Sheeter
Court Grants Land Title To Radfords In Township Dispute
Roy and Gertrude Radford of Athens win in Common Pleas Court over 1.25 acres in Athens Township. The Tanskys of Logan were ordered to convey the land to the Radfords after the December petition for title.
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Roy
Gertrude Radford
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Athens Township
Radfords
John
Marian Tansky
Logan
Tanskys
Pythian Sisters Meet Will Be Re-Scheduled
Valley Temple No 137 Pythian Sisters will not meet Thursday because several members are ill. Installation of officers will be moved to a later date.
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Pythian Sisters
NELSONVILLE — _ Valley
Howard Erwin Named Southern President
RACINE Howard Ervin of Racine was elected president of the Southern Board of Education at the organizational meeting Monday night at the high school. Robert Harden was named vice president. Joan Wolfe's clerk bond was renewed with W D Edwards Insurance Co as bonding agency. The board plans a regular session January 16. William Hughes remains superintendent.
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Racine
Howard Ervin
Southern Board of Education
Robert Harden
Joan Wolfe
W. D. Edwards Insurance Co
William Hughes
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Senle
Charles Brown
David Estes
Elmer Karns
Creola
Joann Turner
Linda Davis
Zoe Blosser
Dorothy Johnson
Marjorie Harper
Nell Hook
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Kansas City
Chouteau Bridge
Missouri
Howard Erwin
Southern
Lightning Web
Kroger
Armie
Kelly
Betty Crocker
Campbell’s
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
Cascade
Rival Dog Food
Ken-L-Ration Dog Food
Guari
Alze
Ise Tb
the Kroger Co
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