CIA Vietnam study notes three year old settlement terms
A declassified CIA assessment, intended for President Johnson, outlined Viet Cong terms for a settlement including a coalition government under Communist influence and a guaranteed U.S. withdrawal within a set period. The analysis, in Paris, preceded a July 1 Communist proposal and warned of risks if bombing ceased without major concessions.
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U.S
Paris
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
Soviet Space Mishap Attributed to Human Error
The Soviet government announced that a pressure leak killed cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev during Soyuz 11 re entry. The commission said the descent vehicle was structurally sound and fault lay with a hatch seal error rather than spacecraft failure. The cosmonauts had spent 23 days aboard the Salute laboratory before a July 2 entombment in the Kremlin wall.
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Georgy Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Salute Space Laboratory
Earth
Kremlin Wall
Taxes Top Priority In Ohio House Tax Battle
Ohio House members return to the capitol amid a stalled 12 week tax dispute. A bipartisan plan for a state personal income tax and corporate tax failed, prompting talks among GOP dissidents and some Democrats as the House faces a 7.8 billion dollar two year appropriation and a need for new state funds.
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Perrysburg
A. G. Lancione
D-30
Belaire
House
GOP
Patrick Sweeney
C-47
Cleveland
Estes Leaves Prison Free After Estes Fraud Case
Billie Sol Estes, smiles and embraces family as he leaves La Tuna Federal Correctional Institution after more than six years of a ten year sentence for fraud linked to a non existent fertilizer storage empire that sparked a nationwide scandal. Clifford Goldsmith creator of The Aldrich Family dies in Tucson hospital at 72 after long career as radio program pioneer and TV consultant. Despite heavy rain many miles of Ohio highways saw only twelve fatalities over the weekend.
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Texas Fertilizer
Billie Sol Estes
la Tuna Federal Correctional Institution
Estes
Tucson, Ariz
Clifford Goldsmith
Aldrich
Tucson
Goldsmith
Canton Local 116 approves strike against Ohio Power Co
Union officials of Canton Local 116 of the Utility Workers of America announce authorization to strike. The union represents 1,100 workers at five Ohio Power Co plants in Ohio and West Virginia and several operating divisions in Canton Coshocton Tiffin and Lima.
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West Virginia
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Lima
Harris weighs presidential bid over Oklahoma Senate reelection
Senator Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma is reported to be preparing to run for the Democratic presidential nomination, joining a crowded field while forgoing another Senate term.
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Fred R. Harris
Senate
Oklahoma
Classified Fragments Highlight Arts and Obituaries Notes
The readable lines point to entertainment listings and obituaries in a classified section. Sparse fragments mention women’s sections and television, suggesting a mixed briefs page with cultural notices and memorials.
Executions Continue After Morocco Coup Bid
In Rabat the ringleaders of the attempted coup against King Hassan II were executed by firing squad early today. A summary court martial decided the fate of the six leading conspirators and their names were to be released later as officials said the executions persisted.
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Man Jailed On Charge Of Murder At Laurelville Bar
Logan James Gilbert Woodgeard 51 of Thompson Ridge is held in Hocking County Jail on second degree murder charges after Barton Eugene Payne 48 of Laurelville died following a shooting at Dick's Tavern in South Bloomingville. Payne died in a Columbus hospital after transport from Hocking Valley Community Hospital. an autopsy is pending. Woodgeard appeared before Judge James Stilwell, pled innocent, bond set at 15000 with appointed counsel forthcoming. Police offered no motive but said many people were in the bar at the time.
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James Gilbert Woodgeard
Thompson Ridge
Laurelville
Hocking County
Barton Eugene Payne
Columbus
Payne
James Stilwell
Hocking County Court
Meany backs wage and price controls if needed
AFL CIO President George Meany says if Nixon deems it necessary he would support wage and price controls to fight inflation. He notes his 13.5 million member union would not advocate them but would not oppose if applied evenly and shared by all. He adds the sacrifice must be equal for everyone.
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P— Aflcio
George Meany
Nixon
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Four wounded as youths sought after Glouster shooting
In Glouster area, four men were wounded when shots fired from a passing car near Robert Stires Road. Richard Smith 17 and a 13-year-old girl are suspects at large after witnesses identified them as passengers. David Joe Richards 19 was later jailed for DUI on County Road 31.
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Athens County
Richard Smith
Robert Stires
Oakdale
David Joe Richards
Smith
Clarence Spears
Jerry Spears
James Stires
Gary Stires
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Formula for success in area selling 4 days
Firth at four days two dollars equals success in selling how to use it today in the classified section. Handy order coupon appears for hundreds of readers to act on.
U S Jets Hit Antiaircraft Guns Near Mu Gia Pass
U S Phantom jets from Laos struck into North Vietnam destroying four anti aircraft guns and damaging three near the Mu Gia pass about 80 miles northwest of the DMZ. Maj Charles Johnson said the 46th protective reaction raid this year ended with no American losses as ground actions remained quiet.
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Laos
North Vietnam
U.S
Mu Gia Pass
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh
Trail
Charles Johnson
Johnson
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