Nixon urges new Naval officers to serve for peace
President Nixon addressed 216 Naval Officer Candidates School graduates in Newport urging three years of service as an effort for world peace. Among honorees was David Eisenhower, son-in-law of the president. Nixon said the upcoming years bring risk or boredom but will not be lost, stressing the generation's obligation to preserve peace.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Newport, R.I
Nixon
Naval Officer
David Eisenhower
Naval Reserve
Southeast Asia
Two Drivers Cited After Wrecks in Point Pleasant
Police reported two incidents. Diane Patrick 22 of Point Pleasant failed to yield when entering Jackson Avenue from 24th Street and collided with a C P Telephone panel truck driven by Jerry Comer 30 of Ripley. Rodrick Gordon 24 of Gallipolis was charged after a lane change on Viand Street caused a collision with a truck owned by Ace High Music Co Point Pleasant driven by Arnold Krebs 37.
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Point Pleasant
Jackson Avenue
24Th St
Diane Patrick
Jackson
C and P Telephone Co
Jerry Lee Comer
Ripley
Viand Street
Rodrick Gordon
Gallipolis
Vland
Arnold Ray Krebs
Ace High Music Co
Weekend Visitors From Area Families Named
Athens carpenter Mrs Rose Hooper and daughters Darlene and Janet visited her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Greenlees. Several Ohio visitors visited relatives and attended Grange events including Starkey to Columbus for director meetings and Legislative session with 400 Grange delegates.
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Rose Hooper
Darlene
Janet
Athens
Carl Greenlees
Dwaine Jordan
Columbus
Young Farmers American Convention
H. E. Starkey
Grange Mutual Casualty Company
Grange Life Insurance Company
GM Premium Budget, Inc
Starkey
State Grange
Fort Hayes Hotel
The
Grange
Jessie Jewell
Penn Central Seeks Federal Aid After Turbulent Turnaround
Penn Central President William H. Moore says the railroad has made a significant start toward recovery but still requires massive government help to erase losses from passenger operations. He notes difference from last June 21, when bankruptcy filing, and warns recovery remains contingent on broader support.
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Philadelphia
William H. Moore
Penn Central
America
Moore
Sunday School dinner and visits in Racine and region
The Happy Hustlers Sunday School class held a covered dish dinner at the Methodist Church followed by a business session and a program led by Mrs Bertha Spencer. Local residents and relatives, including Sgt John McClintock on furlough from Saigon, visited relatives and friends nearby.
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Racine
Happy Hustlers
Methodist Church
Bertha Spencer
John McClintock
Saigon
Otis McClintock
Ann Wiles
Laura
Ohio
Fairview Social Notes from West Union and Nearby
Mrs. Robert Lewis and Brenda joined guests of the Burhl Travis and Dale Brumfield families in West Union. EM2 Bernard Wolfe returns to Long Beach. Mildred Spencer resumes home life after two months with Bill Jackson and family in Leetonia. Several visits and anniversaries noted among local families including the MecNickles, Foreman, and Parsons households. Children’s mishap: Timmy Wolfe injures shoulder at grandparents’ home.
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Fairview
Robert Lewis
Brenda
Burhl Travis
Dale Brumfield
West Union
W. Va
Bernard Wolfe
Long Beach
Calif
Mildred Spencer
Bill Jackson
Leetonia
Charles MecNickles
Clyde Wright
Columbus
John Foreman
Joe Foreman
Vernon Lance
Bertha Proffitt
Doris Miller
Ed Wagner
Montgomery
Wesley Smith
Johnnie
Paul Flowers
Charleston
Clarence Smith
Cleveland
Leonard Smith
Timmy Wolfe
Gordon Wolfe
Ernest Wingett
Bob Spencer
Racine
Harold Wolfe
Rutland
Carl Moore
Pomeroy
Dennis Holley
Ashton
Clint Cochran
Portland
Ruth Parsons
Martin Matteson
Elmer Parsons
Everett Parsons of
Negley
Nixon interview triggers protests from excluded reporters
About two dozen women reporters protested after being excluded from a 75 minute Oval Office interview with nine other women. White House aide Ziegler defended the selection as a new way of communicating. He released a taped version to the excluded reporters and warned the story not to be used before 6 p.m. EST Saturday.
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Washington
Nixon
Oval Office
White House
Ziegler
Banks Plead Innocent In Illegal Political Loan Case
Three banks entered pleas of innocent today in U S District Court Columbus Ohio on four counts charging illegal loans to a Gilligan Committee. A fourth bank’s arraignment was continued to March 19 due to missing officers. TheGilligan candidate turned governor John J Gilligan led the push.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. District Court
Joseph Kinneary
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Gilligan Committee
John J. Gilligan
U.S. Senate
Wedding Guests From States Attend Albany Event
Albany reports a steady stream of weekend visitors for Mrs. Olive Baughman and others. Guests included Harold and Jean Davidson of Alameda California and Abe Musick of New Springfield Ohio for Jeannette Baughman and James Davidson’s wedding. Other visits spanned Huntington Letart Athens Columbus and Ft Campbell among churches and family homes.
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Albany
Olive Baughman
Harold Davidson
Almeda
Calif
Paul Browsky
Pittsburgh
Abe Musick
New Springfield
Ohio
Tommy
Roger
Janice
London
Ruben Rickard
Athens
Ethel Grimm
Letart
W. Va
Michael Grimm
New Haven
Cleve Mills
Dale Grimm
Huntington
C. E. Stout
Cliff Stout
John R. Stout
Columbus
Frank Tippie
Janet and
Deren
Waldo Poston
E. Clinton Street
Francis Queen
McConnelsville
Maude Jones
Hill Avenue
Clarence
Butch) Throckmorton
Ft. Campbell
Jeannette
Albany Baptist Church
Paul Williams
Auxiliary Bake Sale Report At Pomeroy Meeting
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Veterans Memorial met to report on purchases new class use and lobby remodeling. A Candy Striper lake sale raised funds and a $100 donation was given to the hospital. New members Ray Pickens Jr and Lewis Telle joined. A toy shower is planned for March for the children’s ward with donations welcome. Bob Harper spoke on love from First Corinthians.
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Bob Harper
Point Pleasant
Eugene Eskew
Harper
First Corinthians
Love
George White
Harold Sauer
Gerald Morris
Ernest Molden
Eliza Powell
Erma Smith
Robert McEhlinney
James Daniels
Philip Meinhart
Donald Diener
McArthur youth accidentally shoots himself near town
Tony Walker 18 son of Mr and Mrs Orville Walker of McArthur was accidentally shot while loading a gun in a jeep near Route 50W. He was taken to Chillicothe Hospital in non critical condition after a 22 caliber pistol discharged hitting his stomach liver and rib.
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Jeff
Hospital To Offer More Services In Cincinnati
Emerson A. North Hospital in Cincinnati revealed expanded emotional and mental treatment for children adolescents and adults including marital problems after being purchased Feb 12 by University Research Corp Inc for an undisclosed sum. The 135 bed facility on a 25 acre North College Hill site will expand in patient and out patient services. Dr Jacob Fishman president of University Research promised to continue the hospital’s traditions. Alfred Sasser executive vice president outlined plans for growth.
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Cincinnati
Emerson A. North Hospital
University Research Corp. Inc
North
North College Hill
Jacob Fishman
Univerity Research
Alfred Sasser
Cars Crash On Route 62 Near Dead Man's Curve
Mason County Sheriff's Department investigated a two car crash on Route 62 at Dead Man's Curve. Drivers were Glen R. Shinn 27 and Curtis G. Burdette 33 both of Leon. Burdette stopped after seeing a parked Jordan car with gas out when Shinn struck Burdette's car rear and pushed it across the highway.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Burdette
Shinn Auto
Starr United Methodist Service Led by Lay Minister
Fred Mills of Hamden filled the Starr United Methodist Church pulpit in Rev. Wilson Rollins absence while he was a patient at Hocking Valley Community Hospital. The WSCS February meeting was canceled due to weather and illness.
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Hazel Eggleston Starr
Fred Mills
Hamden
Starr United Methodist Church
Wilson Rollins
Rollins
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
WSCS
Raymond Wollett
Columbus
Vandaline Thress Shaw
Nelsonville
Glenn Thress
Willis Dicken
Robin
David
Doug
Rachel
Logan
Catherine Eggleston
Janice Parkins
Albert Thress
Raymond
Angela
Rex Wollett
John
Shawana
Susan Kennard
Herman Kennard
German Postal Service Wins Wide Public Approval
The Wickert Institute survey of 2 067 West Germans shows 89 percent satisfied with the postal service. The polling details indicate broad public support for mail delivery and efficiency across the country.
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Tuebingen
Germany
Wickert Institute
Death notices from Chester Ohio and surrounding areas
Obituaries list Edson Wickham 69 of Tucson died at home with wife Edna and family in Ohio. Service planned at Dunlope Funeral Home Wintersville. Ruth Bensonhaver 56 Logan dies in Columbus. widow of Earl Bensonhaver with two sons. Mary B. Carroll 78 Albany Route 1 dies after short illness. Mass at St Pauls Athens. Flossie Davis 73 Logan area dies after long illness. funeral at Heinlein with burial in Amanda Cemetery. Paul Stephen Sheline 39 Gallipolis dies after long illness. services at Miller Funeral Home. Emerson Hayes 95 Pomeroy dies at Elmwood Village Convalescent Home. service by Rev. Card. Burial in Chester Cemetery.
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Chester
Edson Wickham
Tucson
Ariz
Edna
Donald
Douglas
Kenneth
Richmond
Ohio
Elizabeth Wickham
John Wickham
Pauline Ridenour
Erma Hulman
James Wickham
Edith
Dunlope Funeral Home
Wintersville
Earl Bensonhaver
Columbus
Samuel David
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Timothy Stephen
Mary Angela
Albany
Mary B. Carroll
Effingham
Ill
Athens County
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Athens
William S
Walter Bean
Willoughby
Oeal Doering
Lancaster
Fern Harble
Logan Route 2
Della Loomis
Addie Darnell
Logan
Heinlein
Glenn Johnson
Amanda Cemetery
Gallipolis
Paul Stephen Sheline
Chestnut St
Holzer Medical Center
Sheline
Flora E. Saunders Sheline Scarberry
Addy Sheline
Euel
Madge) Brown
Owen Scarberry
Alfred Scarberry
Scottown
Ella Cox
Margie Shaver
Kathryn Scarberry
Miller Funeral
Alfred Holley
Pine Street
Pomeroy
Emerson Hayes
Elmwood Village
Portsmouth
John Hayes
Long Bottom
Esther Ridenour
Lowell
John Ridenour
Pearl Tall Hayes
Ewing
Robert Card
Hoisington Rites Held for Charles Hoisington 83
Jacksonville mourns at a funeral for Charles Hoisington 83 with many out-of-town relatives attending. Guests traveled from Zanesville Denver New Baltimore Michigan Dayton Columbus Albany Ravenna Frazersburg Chauncey The Plains Malta and other areas to pay respects.
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Jacksonville
Charles Hoisington
Ralph M
Hoisington
Zanesville
Geraldine Ballard
Denver
Colo
James H. McCall
New Baltimore
Mich
Carl E. South Sr
Carl South Jr
Dayton
Thelma Ryan
James Ryan
Clarence B. Isaacs
Columbus
George Bryson
Ruth Burt
Albany
Carlos Harris
Ravenna
William Hindel
David Hindel
Loretta Cooper
Frazersburg
Gordon McCall
Chauncey
Ruth Dickens
the Plains
Rita Sanders
Malta
Weather Cancels Feb WSCS Meeting at New Straitsville
The United Methodist Church group WSCS in New Straitsville canceled its February meeting due to bad weather. Local residents and visitors from Columbus, Newark, Mount Sterling, Barberton, and Dayton were noted in weekend visits and family gatherings.
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New Straitsville
WSCS
The
United Methodist Church
No Shrink Steel Door Becomes Hot Market Item
New York AP reports Armco Steel Corp shipments of residential steel doors reached 750000 units in 1970, up from 2500 in 1964. Growth attributed to storm door elimination and absence of warpage shrinkage or swelling.
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New York
Armco Steel Corp
Albany Woman 69 Dies in Athens Hospital
Mrs. Kate Brooks of Albany, age 69, died Friday in an Athens hospital. Arrangements will be announced by the Bigony Funeral Home.
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Albany
Kate Brooks
Athens
Bigony Funeral Home
Young Pupil Loses Bid To Committee In New Mexico
Brad Cates a 20 year old New Mexico State University student failed in his bid for a seat on the Bernalillo County Republican Central Committee. He was the youngest candidate in the county's race and said he would run again. He noted 27 rivals and strong names overwhelmed him.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Brad Cates
New Mexico State University
Bernalillo County
Republican Central Committee
Cates
New Mexico
NMSU
Jackrabbits Begin Trips To Italy
Twin Falls Idaho AP two Italian brothers Nereo and Guilion attistuzza of Milan plan to pay $1.25 per head and $180 per hundred jackrabbits. They shipped 180 rabbits from Salt Lake City and will return next month for more, aiming to sell them in Italy as game for hunters.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Italy
Nereo
Guilion
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