Stray dogs free in Logan County pound incident
Logan County officers said a mysterious intruder opened the dog pound doors at the fairgrounds, freeing 30 stray dogs after breaking a window. Fifteen were returned by the morning, two died, and the remaining canines wandered the east end as James Leonard, the dog warden, pursued the escapees.
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Logan
Hocking County
Fairgrounds
East End
James Leonard
Three committees named to plan Athens area improvements
Three committees are named for long range planning on enccupeee care and beautification in Athens. The notice outlines committee scope and reporting expectations for city development efforts, aiming to guide future projects and community enhancements.
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Athens
Shadle Bridge
Point Pleasant
Major Hocking Flood Seems Doubtful, Few Roads Closed
Flood warnings eased as the Hocking River neared flood stage but water covered parts of Route 56 and 356 near New Marshfield and Route 329 south of Route 50 A. West Green dormitories flooded basements at Ohio University while streets and athletic fields flooded, with several county roads submerged in Meigs and Hocking counties. Authorities reported creeks at bank full levels and weather noted 0.42 inch rainfall and a high of 47 degrees.
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Hocking
Ohio University
West Green
Lakeview Recreation Center
Mill Street
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Enterprise
Logan
Weather Bureau
Colmer
South Green
University Security
Race Street
Stadium
Hastings Road
New Marshfield
Athens County
Harry Dust
Ames
Canaan
York
Troy
Meigs County
Tuppers Plains
Darwin
Harrisonville
Bradbury
Hocking County
Clyde Underwood
Rush Creek
Brennan Road
Athens City
Pittsburgh Explosion Kills Six in Ingram Business District
An explosion in Pittsburgh’s Ingram business area killed six people and injured 17 as a gas crew from Equitable Gas Co. worked nearby. Five dead were company workers. one man was thrown 90 feet and several hurtled into a fence. The blast leveled a row of shops and rattled homes half a mile away. the cause remains undetermined.
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Pittsburgh
Ingram
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable
Secrecy Keeps Arkansas Prison Grave Mystery Quiet
State police probe into three unmarked graves at Cummins Prison Farm amid suspicions they hold inmates buried in a paupers cemetery or victims of prison brutality. Maj. Streubing sees paupers’ plots as likely. governor urges withholding details to avoid bad publicity.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
Arkansas
Reuben Johnson
Johnson
Bill Streubing
Streubing
Winthrop Rockefeller
Fighting Rages Across Saigon Amid Tet Offensive
Viet Cong pressed a major assault on Saigon as U S troops repelled attackers at the U S Embassy. Five Americans and 19 guerrillas died in six hours of fighting. President Thieu declared martial law and ordered curbs on entertainment.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Tan Son Nhut
Pentagon
William C. Westmoreland
Embassy
Westmoreland
Ellsworth Bunker
1St Corps
South Korea Upset Over Pueblo Focus In Korean Crisis
South Korea's foreign minister urged more attention to North Korea's assassination attempt on President Park than the Pueblo incident. He vowed to oppose direct talks with the North and any Pueblo crew exchange. Ruling and opposition parties united for decisive action. the National Assembly prepared resolutions.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
North Korea
U.S
Choi Kyu-hah
Choi
United States
Pueblo
Republic of Korea
Democratic Republican Party
Shinmin Party
Park
National Assembly
Washington
White House
J W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
United Nations
Missing Toledo Teen Girl Found in Michigan Rug
The 14 year old Ei leen Adams from Toledo Central High School vanished December 18 after being seen with an unidentified man on a city bus. Her body was found rolled in a brown rug in Monroe County Michigan, hands tied, neck bound with electrical cord, and dressed in a blue suit and blouse. An autopsy was ordered to determine cause of death and potential sexual molestation.
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Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
Eileen Adams
Lawrence Adams
Toledo Central High School
Sylvania Township
Monroe County
Mich
Miss Adams
Ohio lawmakers tackle riot control and sawed-off shotgun ban
Ohio legislators return from recess as the House Judiciary Committee backs an omnibus riot control bill and votes on outlawing possession and sale of sawed-off shotguns. Senate hearings begin on a student riot conviction ban at state universities while a major highway and capital improvements bond issue faces finance committee work. Freshman Rep. Ronald Mott cited the weapon bill, penalties range one to ten years, and the House passes a new 11th District Appeals Court, plus measures for a legislative fiscal analyst and to allow tractors to haul two farm trailers at 25 mph.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert R. Shaw
Senate Finance
James A. Rhodes
Ronald Mott
Parma
Senate
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