Army graft hearings broaden to top officers in Vietnam clubs
Senate investigations probe Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole and Maj. Gen. Carl Turner amid graft claims involving Servicemen's clubs in Vietnam. The panel seeks ties to William Crum and Vietnam Electronics, while Wooldridge and other sergeants face questions over profits from slot machines and club funds.
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Robert L. Jackson
Los Angeles Times
Time
Washington
Fox
Navy Service
U.S. Army
Senate
Army
Saigon
Carl C. Turner
William C. Wooldridge
Earl F. Cole
Vietnam
Long Binh
Senate Permanent Investigations
Cole
William Crum
Sarl Electonics
Hong Kong
Vietnam Electronics
Pxs
Sarl
Crum
Ger
Pentagon
Subcommittee
Turner
Wooldridge
Harold K. Johnson
Immediate impact of protest on Nixon Vietnam policy
The Vietnam Moratorium curbed immediate White House action, signaling continued troop withdrawals while uncertain about pace and scope. Protests grew pressure on Nixon to expedite disengagement, though officials and critics debated his fixed policy and possible November address. The mood shifted from anger to measured calls for rapid deescalation and legal, orderly protest.
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Robert J. Donovan
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
Serbey
Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
Nixton
Bean Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Senate
White House
Agnew
Spiro Agnew
Hubert H. Humphrey
St. Paul
Chicago
Pentagon
Hubert Humphrey
Five Ohioans Inducted Into Conservation Hall
Five Ohioans were inducted into the Ohio Conservation Hall of Fame during the second annual Ohio Conservation Achievement Day at the state fairgrounds in Columbus. John A. Slipper of Columbus was the sole living honoree. posthumous inductees included Dean E. Sheldon of Castalia, Walter Frye of Wooster, Louis Bromfield of Mansfield, and Charles H. Buck of Dayton.
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James A. Rhodes
Fred E. Marr
State Fairgrounds
John A. Slipper
Columbus
Dean FE
Sheldon
Castalia
Frye
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy
Bromfield
Mansfield
Malabar
An & Dentist
Athens Youth Cast in Kenyon Tolante Production
William S. Cline, a Kenyon College sophomore from Athens, is cast in a 15 member chorus for the Gilbert and Sullivan Society presentation Tolanthe. The community project involves the Society, Knox County Symphony and Kenyon Dramatic Club and will be staged at Memorial Theater Mount Vernon November 21 to 23.
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Gambier
William S. Cline
Athens
Kenyon College
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Tolanthe
John G. Cline
Elmwood Pi
Knox County Symphony
Kenyon Dramatic Club
Memorial Theater
Mount Vernon
OSU Antarctic Expedition May Name Peaks Centennial and Decennial
Ohio State University field teams 13 scientists in Antarctica for the centennial and decennial expeditions near two proposed camps. Centennial Peak may yield a jawbone fossil and notable plants, while Decennial Peak marks ten years since the Institute of Polar Studies began.
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Columbus, Ohio
South Pole
Ohio State University
Centennial Peak
Antarctica
OSU
Australia
Africa
Institute of Polar Studies
Emanual Rudolph
U.S. Board of Geographic Names
Secretary of the Interior
Peter Barret
John F. Splettstoesser
Bescon
Key Formation
Anaretics
David Hi. Elliot
Gondwanaland
Elliot
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Rio Grande College
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Ohio University
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Ohio Conservation Hall For Fame
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Jtuly
Mikes
Nelsonville
States Gang Patrol
Teddy
F. Martin
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Athens Diversified Seroies, Inc
Igors
N. Court
William D. Hill
Behaviorial Sciences
Battelle Memorial Institute
Albert Shapero
University of Texas
Curtis M. Johnson
Battelle
Desolate
OSU Centennial
Parkersburg
Mid-Ohio Valley
Orion
Ist
Ncn
W.va
Altaca Golf
Reg-ton
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