CIA allegedly uses Laotian hill tribes for spying into China
The Associated Press reports that Laotian hill tribesmen are recruited trained and sent by the CIA from Laos into China to gather information on troop movements and political developments. The Philadelphia Bulletin and Seattle Times cite sources noting limited threat to U S China relations and that several teams have been captured in recent years.
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China
Philadelphia Bulletin
Seattle Times
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Vientiane
Arnold Abrams
Dispatch
U.S
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Peking
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McLean, Va
Hilltop Restaurant Owner Hurt by Dropped Knife Accident
Hart Howard Pennell 64 owner of Hilltop Restaurant at 161 N Lancaster St suffered a left leg cut when a butcher knife dropped and rebounded. He received first aid and was taken to O Bleness Memorial Hospital by Athens fire department crew after emergency call at 8 24 a m.
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Hilltop
N. Lancaster St
Pennell
Chauncey
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens’ Fire Department
OU Professor Is Encyclopedia Author
Ohio University associate professor Alonzo L. Ham by contributes to the 1971 Encyclopaedia Britannica writing the Harry S. Truman article. Sylvia Pierce of Nelsonville sues Rolph D. Pierce of Glouster for gross neglect.
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Alonzo L. Hamby
Ohio University
Athens
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Harry S. Truman
Sylvia Pierce
Nelsonville
Rolph D. Pierce
Glouster
Brooklyn Man Bound Over In Hashish Possession Case
Basil Ferrentino 20 of Brooklyn NY was bound over to the Athens County Grand Jury on a hashish possession charge in Municipal Court. He pleaded innocent to allegedly giving hash to FBI informer James Demido while bond continued at $5,000. Delbert Jenkins of Chesterhill pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace at the Hide A Way Inn Route 50, fined $10 plus costs.
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Brooklyn
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Athens County Grand Jury
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James Demido
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Jenkins
Chesterhill
Hide-A-Way
Red Cross Seeks Aid For Family In Athens County
Athens County Red Cross from the Charles Tan borey family fire needs items including an electric refrigerator living room furniture a double bed two single beds a table and chairs. Zelma McVey urges donors to call 5935273 weekdays 9 am to 4 pm or 5936894 after hours. Meets include Donald Boals Haydenville pleading innocent to neglecting two minor children bond 300 preliminary hearing July 8 9 am. Larry Perry Long Run Road found guilty of destroying a storm door worth 30 fined 10 and costs. Robert E Van Ness Chauncey pleads innocent to assault and battery on Mary Tinkham bond which is 33 continued hearing July 8.
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Red Cross
Charles Tanborey
Zelma McVey
Donald Boals
Haydenville
Larry Perry
Long Run Road
Maude Welsh
Athens
Robert E. van Ness
Chauncey
Mary Tinkham
Two Injured In Crash On Route 690
Two Athens Route 5 residents, Mary C. Rist and Beverly J. Rist, sustained minor injuries in a two car crash on Route 690 near Route 50. Ronald F. Rist, the other driver, and Albert Britton were involved in the collision. An additional injury occurred in Vinton County on a county road near Route 328 involving Stephen R. Nice and Herbert J. Rollins. Connie Mingus and Franklin Mingus seek custody amid claims of gross neglect and extreme cruelty in Glouster.
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Vinton County
Stephen R. Nice
New Plymouth
Herbert J. Rollins
Tampa
Flanora F. Fleming
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Connie Mingus
Glouster
Franklin Mingus
Reuben Misner
Millfield
Erma Misner
the Plains
National Forecast Sees Showers Across Southeast and Rockies
Weather outlook indicates Monday showers for most of the southeast, plus the Rocky Mountains and Great Lakes. Cool in the Great Plains, warm in the South. Yesterday highs reached 91, lows 71. humidity 87 percent this morning. Precipitation this month totals 3.40 inches, year to date 16.24 inches, below normal by 4.61 inches. Sun sets at 9 p.m., rises at 6:05 a.m.
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Rocky Mountain States
Great Lakes Area
Great Plains States
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
O'Bleness Hospital Newborns and Admissions
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital notes list newborns to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hornsby The Plains a son and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bickley Glouster a daughter among births. Admitted are Sharon Gilkey Josephine Blazer Joan Whittaker Wilbur Craft and others from Athens and nearby towns.
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the Plains
Larry Bickley
Glouster
Robert Rowley
Athens
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Josephine Blazer
Joan Whittaker
Wilbur Craft
Edna Epps
Larry Armstrong
James Householder
William Lee
Garth Beal
Sylvia Matheny
Nelsonville
Thomas Rose
Howard Beard
Harry Massey
Albany
Glen Spicer
New Straitsville
William McCune
Stewart
Herbert Mingus
Millfield
Goldie Huddy
Buchtel
James Sammons
Athens Youth Escapes Injury In One Car Wreck
Athens County Sheriff's deputies charged a Guysville youth, Peter Borchard aged 19, with reckless operation after a one car crash on County Road 44. His 1965 Chevrolet station wagon slid off the road, tipped onto its side, and rested on an embankment. Borchard was uninjured. The car was owned by Victor Goedicke of 5 Boyd Street.
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Guysville
Peter Borchard
County Road
Borchard
Victor Goedicke
Boyd St
Two Thefts Reported In Athens Over Weekend
Athens Police investigated two thefts reported over the weekend. Beverly Kerns of 21 Columbus Road said a broken window at Athens Trucking and Trailer on Columbus Road was pried and three flood light bulbs plus four records albums were stolen. William Meyer of 260 West State Street said a spare tire and wheel were stolen from his Volkswagen early June 11 in front of his home.
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Athens City
Beverly Kerns
Columbus Rd
Athens
Columbus Road
William Meyer
W. State St
City Auditor Named By Mayor
Mayor Raymond Shepherd announced the appointment of Mrs Mildred Woodburn as city auditor to fill the unexpired term of the late Robert Lee who died June 16. Woodburn, acting since interim, has been deputy auditor since 1959 and lives with her husband Raymond at 94 Grosvenor St with four children. She belongs to Circle 7 Presbyterian Women and the Business and Professional Women's Club. Oliver Evans of Philadelphia invented the self propelled amphibious dredge in 1805.
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Mildred Woodburn
Raymond Shepherd
Woodburn
Robert Lee
New City
Raymond
Grosvenor St
Keck Distributing
Circle 7
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Restraint Granted in Bottle Strike at Athens Plant
A restraining order was granted to the Athens Bottling Company against the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 89 and others. Two pickets may stay near the plant driveway under the order. A separate appropriation suit seeks land for state highway work in Athens County.
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Athens
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 89
East State Street
Common Pleas
John W. Bolin
Union
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Bert and
Sara Carpenter
Athens Route 3
J. Phillip Richley
Ohio
Canaan Township
17 Places Open To Register In Waterloo and York Twp
Athens County Elections Director William Howe urged voters in 17 precincts of Waterloo and York Townships to register to vote in the fall. Registration runs 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with Wednesday the final day. registrations can continue at the county courthouse election offices until Sept. 22. Howe expects 3,500 to 4,000 to sign up, with 1,219 on the first day.
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Athens County Elections
William Howe
Waterloo
York Twps
Howe
Election Board
County Court House
York
Holiday Highway Dangers Described
Columbus Ohio state police warn motorists of July 4 weekend dangers. Colonel Robert M Chiaramonte notes excessive speed failure to yield and driving left of center as top factors with drinking and fatigue as underlying causes.
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Columbus
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Ohio State Highway Patrol
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