Tax compromise unit set as leaders face rebel push
In Columbus, Republicans in both chambers prepare a new joint conference committee on a budget tax compromise amid growing anti income tax opposition. House leader Rep. Richard Reichel demands leaders oppose income tax or resign, while Sen. Robin Turner notes the desire for conference members to reflect GOP majority.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard G. Reichel
Massillon
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Senate
Robin T. Turner
Marion
Gray
Turner
Board Maintains Wage Hike Dispute Amid Retroactive Pay Debate
Washington AP report: Pay Board fails to settle retroactive pay increases for 90 day wage price freeze, with five labor members pushing back pay for about 100,000 teachers. Board met seven hours, adjourned without Phase 2 directives as policy lines on implementation are discussed.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Economic Club of New York
Connally
Fire damages Otterbein College science building
A fire gutted the fifth floor of Otterbein College's science building in Westerville Ohio destroying the observatory planetarium and a laboratory. Officials say the blaze started in electrical wiring and was confined to the fifth floor stopping spread to other sections.
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Westerville
Ohio
Otterbein College
California turkey for Nixon arrives from Bakersfield
A 3214 pound California turkey will be delivered to President Nixon for Thanksgiving. John Williams, president of the National Turkey Federation, will personally bring the bird after it was packed at his plant in Bakersfield.
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Bakersfield
Calif
California
Nixon
John Williams
National Turkey Federation
Williams
Youngstown Driver Faces Seven Counts In Alcohol Involved Crash
James Anderson of Youngstown described as a confirmed alcoholic by Lt. Donald Komara after tests showed intoxication at the time of a runaway car crash that killed seven and injured eight in downtown Youngstown. He faces seven counts of first degree vehicular homicide along with charges of driving without a license and attempting to escape from custody.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Donald Komara
Komara
James Anderson
Anderson
South Side Hospital
Thailand's Thanom seizes power in coup with Revolutionary Council
Premier Thanom Kittikachorn dissolves Parliament and Cabinet and proclaims a new Revolutionary Council including military officers and civilians. Martial law is declared as Thailand returns to military rule a decade after Parliament's reconstitution. The coup follows a night of alarms and surprised ministers.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Thanom
Sarit Thanarat
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Cousins
Anti U S Barbs At U N Won t Affect Nixon Trip
Washington officials said Red China s anti U S barbs at the United Nations were disappointing but will not derail President Nixon s planned visit to Peking next year. They noted the criticisms were empty rhetoric and won't alter coordination for the trip despite Beijing s calls for U S withdrawal from Taiwan and Indochina.
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Washington
China
U.S
United Nations
Nixon
Peking
George Bush
U.N
Bush
United States
White House
Henry Kissinger
South Vietnam
Slain Charleston Doctor and Wife Linger Unsolved
Police report no weapons or suspects in the double homicide of Dr Charles Cottrell Jr 50 and Betty 36 shot at home in Charleston West Virginia as a separate family murder of the Eder family 30 29 9 and 5 found in South Hills with the husband killing wife and two boys before killing himself.
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Charleston
Ww Va
Charles Cottrell Jr
Robert Eder
Eder
Pat
Randy
Jerry
South Hills
Cottrell
Betty
Arlie Robinson
Teresa
George Ferrell
Edger
U.S. Department of Agricul
Messenger hits streets spark swift rental rush
Phyllis Melligan of 16 Broad St in Glouster reports her apartment rented on day one after The Messenger publication. The call-heavy launch prompts quick sales and rentals as buyers and renters flood listings.
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Henley ON Thames
England
Gladys Cooper
Henley
Gladys
London
Enid Bagnold
Chalk Garden
Mrs. St. Maugham
Phyllis Melligan
Broad St
Glouster
Coal Mines Partial Return to Work Across Regions
A back-to-work trend hits southern West Virginia while northern West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania and Illinois see closures. Pickets appear at Consol mines across several states and at least 20 000 miners nation wide are idle awaiting Pay Board rulings on a new three year contract.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Consolidation Coal Co
Consol
United Mine Workers Union
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Marion
Monongalia
Panhandle
Kentucky
Virginia
Indiana
Tennessee
Colorado
New Mexico
Alabama
South Vietnamese Air Force to Join Laos Bombing Campaign
Viet Nam era report says the South Vietnamese air force will start regular strikes against the Ho Chi Minh trail in eastern Laos, joining U S Air Force and Navy in the dry season campaign though initial missions will be limited. U S forces will continue most bombing from bases in Thailand and carriers in the Tonkin Gulf. The South Vietnamese air force, built into a large force, remains trained mainly for operations in South Vietnam. In the Laos theater U S B 52s bomb bunkers and depots in the DMZ area while Cambodian forces bolster positions near Phnom Penh as Vietnamese and Viet Cong units push on important highways.
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Saigon
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
U.S
Navy
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Thailand
Ton
Demilitarized Zone
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Tuol Leap
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George S. McGovern
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IRA
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