Brethitt suspends eastern Kentucky strip mine permit
Governor Edward T. Breathitt ordered a strip mining permit suspended in eastern Kentucky under the 1966 law after landowner Jink Ray challenged Puritan Coal Mines Inc. plans to surface mine beneath surface ownership. The move ends 20 days of tense dispute over surface rights and mineral extraction.
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Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Jink Ray
Fon Johnson
Puritan Coal Mines, Inc
Bombs damage homes of two leaders in Baton Rouge area
In Baton Rouge two explosions damaged the homes of state labor leader Victor Bussie and Viola Logan, a retired Negro school principal, in separate incidents late Tuesday night and early today. No injuries were reported.
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Baton Rouge
Victor Bussie
Viola Logan
Merchants armed, city sees three months crime-free
Highland Park Police Chief William E. Stephens says gun-toting merchants kept crime away, noting no store robberies in nearly three months as merchants grow more proficient with pistols, reflecting a city of 38,000.
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Highland Park
Mich
William E. Stephens
Stephens
Pentagon allows wartime relief for Vietnam losses
The Pentagon ruled that servicemen who lose a relative in Vietnam may be kept out of the war for at least six months. If already in Vietnam, they may be removed from the war zone for a similar period.
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Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
Alden aide joins U S Office of Education
An Alden aide assumes a position in the U S Office of Education as part of a government staffing change. The move is noted on page four of Inside Today with other regional notices and public items referenced throughout.
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U. S Office of
Eeeses
Mason County
Ohio
Major Rail Yards Targeted in North Vietnam Bombing
U S bombers hit four north of Hanoi rail yards and a missile site near the Hanoi Haiphong corridor. Navy pilots reported hitting a SAM site in Hai Duong stadium while others struck rail lines and an oil depot near Haiphong as 133 missions were flown with one U S plane lost.
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Lunar Explorer Aims To Check Moon Radiation
CAPE KENNEDY Florida AP A Lunar Explorer spacecraft Explorer 35 launched on a Delta rocket toward the moon on a three day flight to orbit the moon for two to three years. It carries 10 experiments to measure cosmic particles magnetic fields and solar emitted radiation to assess radiation hazards for Apollo astronauts. If all goes well a retro rocket will slow it Saturday and place the craft in lunar orbit. The mission seeks data on the earths magnetic tail potential shielding role though no further funds are allocated for more radiation studies.
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Apollo Project
130 Men Leave Their Jobs At McBee Plant Walkout
About 130 construction workers walked off the job at the new McBee Systems plant east of Athens on Route 50. A tentative labor agreement aimed to bring Brewer Co. employees into the same benefit scope as craft workers, but was not accepted by both sides, halting work and delaying scheduled return. The dispute centers on District 50 United Mine Workers of America members not affiliated with AFL CIO and their subcontractor status with George A. Fuller Co.
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Athens
F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Aflcio
Brewer
District 50
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
George A. Fuller Co
Student Association and CIA Strain Over Headquarters
Washington report on the NSA and CIA split notes dueling tensions over headquarters rent and funding. NSA president W Eugene Groves says Independence Foundation acts as CIA conduit while NSA seeks to keep offices free of CIA payments amid foundation pressure. Contributions to NSA from the foundation in the early 1960s totaled about 155k.
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Student Association
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Boston
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W. Eugene Groves
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Washington
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Foundation For Youth and Student Affairs
New York
Soviets Hedge On Backing Arab War In Moscow Talks
The Arab delegation Boumedi enne and Aref failed to clinch Soviet support for new military action against Israel. Brezhnev and Kosygin heard Arab views while Moscow signals hinted at limited backing, with no clear agreement on how to force Israeli withdrawal. The U.N. cease fire dispute and U.N. General Assembly efforts mark the backdrop as the Security Council may take up the issue.
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Associated Press
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
Abdel Rahman Aref
Iraq
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Israel
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Aref
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Alexei N. Kosygin
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Soviet Union
Conferees Flounder Over Antigerrymandering Provision
Washington AP Conferees from the House and Senate remain divided on a congressional redistricting bill. They previously agreed to a 35 percent population variance between largest and smallest districts for five years and a 10 percent cap starting in 1972. The hangup is whether to add an antigerrymandering clause or leave district line drawing to states. Rep Emanuel Celler says a new effort will be attempted. failure would send conferees back to the Senate for instructions.
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Senate
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Emanuel Celler
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Two Gallia GIs Killed In Action In Vietnam
Gallia County mourns as two more soldiers die in Vietnam raising the local toll to five. Private Wandle Hickman of Bidwell and Sergeant Russell Blanton of Vinton Route 7 died July 12 and July 15 respectively. Hickman, a 1961 North Gallia graduate, served with Co B 112th Infantry Fourth Division and arrived in Vietnam March 9. Blanton, a Southwestern High School senior at enlistment, belonged to the 196th Light Infantry Brigade and had been in country seven months. Funeral arrangements for Hickman are incomplete. Blanton’s are pending at McCoy Funeral Home in Vinton.
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Vietnam
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Army
Wandle Louis Hickman
Bidwell
Russell Lee Blanton
Vinton
Hickman
Angelo Hickman
Central Highlands
Columbus
North Gallia High School
Co. B. 112Th Infantry
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Bert Blanton
Southwestern High School
Sergeant Blanton
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Fayette County
W. Va
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Elizabeth Johnson Blanton
Bertha Banks
Thurman
Betty Banks
Chillicothe
Peggy Ramey
Michigan
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