President Nixon watches World Series from Camp David
President Nixon viewed the Orioles Mets World Series game on TV Sunday during a weekend at Camp David in Maryland. He was accompanied by Mrs. Nixon, daughters Tricia and Julia, and Julia's husband David Eisenhower.
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Mets
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Tricia
Julia
Julie
David Eisenhower
Corrine Huff Plans Wedding in Bimini to Salvage Captain
Corrine Huff Miss Ohio and Miss U.S.A. of 1960 and former secretary to Rep. Adam Clayton Powell plans to wed Patrick Brown a 25 year old salvage boat captain in Bimini. The wedding is slated for Our Lady in St Stephens Anglican church and flowers have been ordered by a local Miami florist.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Corrine A. Huff
Patrick Brown
Brown
Miss Huff
Ohio
U.S.A
Bimini
New York
Our Lady In St. Stephens Anglican Church
Pope Paul VI to Send Emissaries to Washington
Secretary of Transportation John A Volpe said Pope Paul VI plans to send emissaries to Washington to stay in touch with the Nixon administration. Volpe spoke in Doylestown after receiving a Catholic Man of Action Award and noted discussions about frequent Cabinet visits to the Vatican during his Rome trip.
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John A. Volpe
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Pope Paul VI
Washington
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Delaware Valley
Caldwell Honored by Georgia Writers Association
Atlanta Georgia author Caldwell recognized for four decades as Georgia's most productive writer at the Georgia Writers Association awards dinner. Four other writers honored include Dr Paul M Cousins Paul Darcy Boles and Harry Crews at the annual event.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Erskine Caldwell
Caldwell
Georgia Writers Association
Paul M. Cousins
Paul Darcy Boles
Harry Crews
Millionaire Gives London Taxis as Christmas Gifts
American millionaire Franklin L. Blower plans 32 London taxis for friends in England and a 1932 London fire engine with bells and ladders for a special recipient. The total cost is $48,000, with Derek Hawkins stating Blower arranged the purchase during a recent visit.
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London
Franklin L. Blower
Derek Hawkins
Blower
National Weather Forecast Sparks Snow and Rain Across Regions
The national forecast shows snow Monday night in the Central Rockies and northern Plains, with rain spreading from the Great Lakes to Louisiana and along parts of Florida and the North Carolina coast. Daytime highs near 85 yesterday, 5 low today, humidity around 56 percent. Showers expected Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday totaling about 1 inch, with cooler temperatures midweek.
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Plains States
Great Lakes Region
Louisiana
Florida
North Carolina
Ohio University faculty Back Vietnam Moratorium Support
About 174 of Ohio University's roughly 760 faculty signed petitions backing Wednesday's Vietnam War Moratorium. Of them 125 will cancel classes and 49 will hold war discussions. five of these will include discussion sessions. Whealey, a history professor, expects another 30 to join before Wednesday. Moratorium events in Athens include teach-ins and workshops starting 9 a.m. at Baker Center and Bentley Hall, with a full schedule to be released Tuesday.
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Ohio University
Vietnam
Robert H. Whealey
Athens
Whealey
Baker Center
Bentley Hall
Community Dialogue Debates Marijuana Law Change
A Sunday night forum in Memorial Auditorium heard city officials and residents urge reform of marijuana laws. Participants including Assistant City Solicitor Paul J. Gerig and Municipal Court Judge Franklin Sheeter debated law, enforcement, and the role of science, with students posing questions and challenging authorities.
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Memorial Auditorium
Franklin Sheeter
Charles Cochran
Tom Jackson
Lowell Howard
Gerry
Edgar Whan
Sheeter
Gerig
Cochran
Athens County Board Approves Staffing Changes and Grants
Athens County school board accepted Patricia McHugh’s resignation as Title VI secretary and approved Jean Perry as assistant clerk at 100 dollars monthly. The district bleived 70 thousand dollars from the state for educational television, 45 thousand more than last year, with preschool programs planned. The meeting included Southeast Ohio School Board Association notes on teacher evaluations and ongoing staffing challenges.
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Athens County School Board
Patricia McHugh
Robert Weinfurther
Jean Perry
Athens
Southeast Ohio School Board Association
Athens High School
Weinfurther
Esther Dailey
Three Hurt In Accident Involving Ross Family
A Columbus family of three, John P. Ross 25, Peggy 26, and son John T. 8, were treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital for minor injuries after a collision. Charles A. Turner 21 of Clinton Md. ran a traffic light at Court and State Streets and was cited for traffic light violation.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
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John T
Charles A. Turner
Clinton
Ross Auto
Turner
Gahanna Teen Crowned Homecoming Queen at OU Event
Ohio University homecoming festivities honor Tonia Alexander of Gahanna crowned queen at halftime of the Ohio Xavier game. Phi Beta Pi member and Pi Beta Phi sorority sister led a court including Bonnie Braithwaite, Jacquely Lennon, Beth Conrad, and Karen Gaston. House and float winners were announced with TKE Chi Omega first in floats and Bush Biddle first in decorations.
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Chi Omega Sorority
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Ohio University
Miss Alexander
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Ohio
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Lincoln
Shively
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Sargent
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Pickering Hall
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Jacquely Lennon
Biddle Hall
Cincinnati
Beth Conrad
Angel Flight Club
Toledo
Karen Gaston
Johnson Hall
Dayton
Plaid Casson
Howard Hall
Prestopa
Ball Replies To Criticism From ACLU
Ball responds to Benson Wolman of the American Civil Liberties Union after a letter about criminal charges against Barbara Troy of Mount Vernon New York. He says he must present all factors to the grand jury and follow its decision. Wolman protests the criminal libel charge as an attack on press freedom.
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Benson Wolman
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American Civil Liberties Union
Barbara Troy
Mount Vernon
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Ball
Troy
Grand Jury
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Lights Rising At Federal-Hocking For Homecoming
Federal-Hocking High School plans a homecoming celebration with new lights and poles to be installed soon. The Oct. 17 game against North Gallia is set for 8 p.m. as the board also adjusts staff, lunchroom concerns, and facility rental rates.
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Dishong
Charles Montgomery III
North Gallia
June Randolph
Virginia Quinn
ADC
Amesville
Leonard Linton
Vocational
Montgomery
Births and Admits at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital notes report the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Weaver of Athens. Admissions include Mrs. James Greenleaf of Glouster Route 3 and several others from Athens The Plains and surrounding areas. Brown University Dean's List honors Mark Franklin Kemmerle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Kemmerle, among 59 students.
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Athens
James Greenleaf
Glouster
Clarence Elkins
the Plains
Thomas Buckley
Stewart
Richard Selleck
Delbert Trout
Albany
Ann Kempton
Providence
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Llewellyn G. Kemmerle
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