Ginnan to Head New Holiday Inn in Cleveland Area
Andrew T. Ginnan of Seven Hills named manager of the 10 story 300 room Holiday Inn under construction in North Randall near Cleveland. A Jacksonville native and Glouster High School graduate, he previously led the Pick-Carter Hotel in Cleveland and holds multiple hotel industry affiliations and civic posts. He and his wife reside in Seven Hills.
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Holiday Inn University
Memphis
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American Hotel-Motel Association
Ohio Hotel-Motel Association
Greater Cleveland Hotel-Motel Association
Cuyahoga Community College
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Skal Club International
Ria
Parkgate Oval
Israeli Arab Gunfire Exchange Across Golan Heights
Israeli and Arab gunners exchanged fire across the occupied Golan Heights with no reported casualties. In Beirut An Nahar said Palestinian commandos in Lebanon had agreed in principle to halt border activities, while Yasir Arafat reportedly discussed the move with Hafez Assad in Damascus.
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Golan Heights
Beirut
An Nahar
Lebanon
Israel
Yasir Arafat
Damascus
Syria
Hafez Assad
Saeb Salam
Yigal Allon
Jerusalem
Allon
Gun Fights Rage As Truce Near In Northern Ireland
British troops say they killed 14 guerrillas in gun battles as a hoped for cease-fire nears. Six weekend deaths raise NI toll to at least 383. two civilians and a soldier killed by a mine near Londonderry. Bombs hit Lisburn and Strabane with no reported casualties.
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Northern Ireland
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Londonderry
Lisburn
Strabane
Beleek
Two Calls for Athens Fire Squad Patients Ill
Athens Fire Department squadmen responded to two calls this morning. At 9 09 a.m. they were called to Dale's Sohio on Court Street where Charles Powell 22 Chauncey was ill and refused aid. At 10 03 a.m. they were called to 27 First Street where Leona Chappelear 88 of that address was ill and transported to O Bleness Memorial Hospital.
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Athens
House Debates Nixon Weapons Outlay Amid Moscow Pact
The House opens debate on Nixon's arms request with opponents proposing a $1.6 billion cut. Proposals target Trident submarine, B1 bomber, and Safeguard antimissile funds, arguing to curb the arms race under the Moscow agreements.
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Nixon
House
Congress
U.S
Robert L. Leggett
D-Calif
Leonid Brezhnev
Melvin R. Laird
Moscow
Laird
Wellston Couple Welcome A Son and Athens Admits Several
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Conn of Wellston. In Athens, Mitchell Abraham Adda Kinneer John Goodfellow were admitted, along with Mrs. Melvin DeFault, Donald Bennett, Stewart Route 1, Brenda Little and Mrs. Wilka May of Chauncey. Dismissals include Mildred Hutchinson Angela Smith Gary Stover Elvey Fri James Algeo Mrs. John Davis and others.
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Mitchell Abraham
Adda Kinneer
John Goodfellow
Athens
Melvin DeFault
Donald Bennett
Stewart
Brenda Little
Wilka May
Chauncey
Mildred Hutchinson
Angela Smith
Gary Stover
Elvey Fri
James Algeo
John Davis
Amos Bailey
James K. David
Vincent D. Ford
Ruth Nicholas
John Young
Paul Saunders
Dallas Taylor
John Dean
David Rife
Bertha McDonald
Harry Seipel
Credentials hurdles loom as McGovern delegate challenges rise
The Credentials Committee faces about 80 challenges from 30 states in a bid to reshape delegate seating. McGovern seeks reform while balancing liberal and old guard supports, with California primary unit rule questions possibly impacting a first ballot nomination. Patricia Harris becomes permanent chair amid consolidation, while Hodding Carter gains vice chair amid contested Mississippi delegation.
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George McGovern
McGovern
Credentials Committee
Illinois
Nixon
California
Patricia Harris
Hodding Carter
Greenville
Miss
Carter
Power Plant Hit and Steel Mills Bombed in Vietnam Raids
U S pilots claimed destruction of the Viet Tri thermal power plant and Thai Nguyen steel furnaces in weekend raids. Battery of strikes totaled over 270 on Saturday and Sunday, targeting North Vietnam's industrial capacity and rail/bridge structures. The Air Force reported significant furnace damage while denying losses and noting ongoing force-wide command reorganizations.
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USS
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Radio
Viet Tri
Hanoi
7Th Air Force
Thai Nguyen
Air Force
South Vietnam
My Chanh
Hue
Strategic Air Command
U.S
John D. Lavelle
Hanoi Says New Forces Join Bombing Defenses
North Vietnam said new forces have joined its transportation and communications network to resist heavy U S bombing. Radio Hanoi described ongoing repairs despite strikes and urged cooperation with the new units, possibly Chinese work forces crossing into the country. The claim contrasts U S assessments of reduced supply movement.
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North Vietnam
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Radio Hanoi
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