North Viet Says Nixon Outdoing Predecessor In Intensifying War
North Vietnam accuses President Nixon of intensifying the war to pursue neo colonialist aims at the 20th peace talks session in Paris. South Vietnam presses Saigon leadership with calls for participation and rejects talks without Saigon approval while U S envoy Lodge seeks clarity on troop withdrawal and supervision in a settlement.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
South Vietnam
United States
Ha van Lau
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
Henry Cabot Lodge
Midway Island
Nguyen van Thieu
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Laos
Cambodia
Lau
NLF
Saigon
Pham Dang Lam
Vietnam
U.S. Tourists Spend Most In Austria
The Austrian Tourist Office reports U S visitors are the highest spenders among foreigners in Austria. Americans average 596 schillings per day, about 23 80 dollars, followed by British 351 schillings and Swedes 311. West Germans travel in larger numbers.
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United States
Austria
U.S
Jury trial granted on motorist charge in Coolville case
Burl Putman of Coolville Route 1 was granted a jury trial in Municipal Court on a charge of driving a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Putman, accused by Carl Davis of Stave Company of Coolville, allegedly drove a truck without permission on May 20. He pleaded innocent and is free on $500 bond.
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Burl Putman
Coolville
Putman
Carl Davis
Stave Company
VanFleet Pleads Innocent in Malicious Destruction Case
Robert L. VanFleet of 331 Perkins Hall pleads innocent in municipal court to malicious destruction of property. He posts 1000 bond and a 9 a.m. June 11 hearing is set. Leo VanNest of Athens Route 5 accuses VanFleet of breaking a $100 auto windshield with an orange thrown from a passing vehicle.
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Robert L. VanFleet
Perkins Hall
Leo VanNest
Athens Route 5
VanFleet
Two Guysville residents convicted in municipal court
Roy Hart and Larry Daugherty of Guysville Route 2 were found guilty of disorderly conduct in municipal court hearings on Thursday. Each was fined 15 dollars plus costs. the remainder of Hart and Daugherty's 58 dollar bonds was returned. They had pleaded innocent to the charge filed by Robert D. Borchard.
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Roy
Hart
Larry Daugherty
Guysville
Robert D. Borchard
Daugherty
Court Dismisses Bad Check Charge Against Gosnell
In Municipal Court on Thursday the charge of writing a bad eighty four dollar and seventy five cent check dated March 10 against Marilyn P Gosnell was dismissed on prosecution motion. Kent awarded costs to the complainant. A separate case: Warren L Huss a 19 year old Army serviceman from St Joseph Missouri was jailed on a total of 85 dollars bond and court costs on charges of changing lanes without caution and driving with no license. He pleaded guilty and 75 dollars of the fine applied to the license violation.
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Marilyn P. Gosnell
College St
Miss Gosnell
Larry Kent
Kent
Warren L. Huss
St. Joseph
Huss
Municipal Court Roundup of Traffic Fines and Licenses
Court records list multiple traffic cases including Wolford Morera Route 4 paceline fined $5 and costs for petrol. Berkley the Frost 46 Athens Route charged with failure to stop within assured distance with $25 costs. Westen 2 Woodso Ave cited for disregarding a stop with costs. Patti 22 of 242 E Stole St no driver's license with patrol and costs. McPherson 18 of ID Go Hall charged for posing on the right with costs.
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Wolford
Morera
Berkley the Frost
Athens
Richard NM. Westen
Woodso Ave
Douwgies
A. Patti
Stole St
Michael L. McPherson
Go Hall
Union Demands Drive by Ohio State Workers in Athens Action
AFSCME Local plans Monday demonstrations in Athens from 3 to 5 30 PM with 30 to 40 members at several spots to press for three bills in the General Assembly seeking a 1500 across the board pay increase public employee collective bargaining rights and fringe benefits. Mental Health Center officials support the push noting therapeutic community goals. The AFSCME ad cites low pay for thousands of Ohio state workers and urges citizens to back the bills.
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Athens Mental Health Center
Ohio University
Athens
Council 21
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Afscme
Ben Fortney
Messenger
General Assembly
Fortney
Mental Health Center
Harry V. Chovnick
Ohio
Egypt to Breed Three New Cotton Varieties
Egypt plans to plant three new cotton varieties next year to boost production. Agriculture Minister Sayed Mercy says the breeds will raise yield earlier and produce longer stronger fiber, enhancing Egypt’s long staple reputation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Sayed Mercy
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