Renata Tebaldi Shines In Aida Substitution At NSO
In New York a sold out Washington National Symphony concert at Philharmonic Hall became a film event as Renata Tebaldi appeared in the movie Aida replacing the canceled live performance due to a wage strike by musicians. NSO managing director Robert Rogers warned the replacement could signal trouble for live music. Elsewhere in Tel Aviv former U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren arrived for talks with Israeli officials and judges and will receive an honorary Doctor of Law from Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
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New York
Renata Tebaldi
Washington National Symphony Orchestra
Aida
Philharmonic Hall
U.S
Earl Warren
Warren
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Boxer's Missing Daughter Found in Marseilles Hospital
Joan Tunney Wilkinson, daughter of former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, is in a Marseilles hospital after two months missing. Her husband Carter Wilkinson has flown to France to be with her. relatives say she is very emaciated, sick, and has suffered complete memory loss.
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Marseilles
France
Joan Tunney Wilkinson
Gene Tunney
United States
Dominican Ex-President Bosch Visits North Vietnam
Tokyo dispatch says former Dominican Republic president Juan Bosch arrived in Hanoi for a visit to North Vietnam. Bosch, elected in 1962, was ousted in a 1963 coup and is accompanied by former Dominican cabinet minister Heeter Aristy.
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Tokyo
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Vietnam
Nixon spends Camp David weekend amid Vietnam report work
President Nixon secluded at Camp David in Maryland for a weekend retreat. He reportedly worked on the November 3 national address about the Vietnam War. He left the Capitol retreat Friday without his family or top aides and returned to the White House by helicopter Sunday.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
White House
Weather forecast summary and regional patterns
The local forecast calls for a partly cloudy cooler day with tonight’s lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s and Tuesday’s highs in the 45 to 50 range. The national outlook shows rain Monday night in the Deep South and across parts of the Midwest and West, with mixed precipitation in the central Great Lakes to New England and snow in some northern belts.
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Florida
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Pacific Northwest
California
Nevada
Great Lakes
New England
Five Day Weather Forecast Notes Below Normal Temperatures
Forecast calls for a five day period from Tuesday to Saturday with average temperatures below normal. Highs expected in the 50s and lows in the 40s, with Tuesday cool and gradual warm up then cooler again later in the week. Light precipitation around 0.5 inches includes snow flurries northeast Tuesday and rain or showers turning to snow Friday or Saturday.
Pupils Named to Nelsonville York High Honor Roll
Seventy three pupils are named to the Nelsonville York High School honor roll for the first six weeks. There are 18 on the merit list. Names span grades 1 10 and 12 including Patsy Cox Jim Chickrett Janice Davis Debbie Fick and Debbie Brovte among others.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville- York High School
Robert Sheskey
Patsy Cox
Bil Hopstetter
Merrilee Kunzmen
Pearla McConnell
Dorothy Campbell
Barbara Davis
Lissa Galvin
Marina Hitchings
Annette Lechieidner
Susan Sheskey
Debra Skivers
Volli Wellace
Jim
Marty Howe
Gary Keiffer
Toni Kerr
Rosanna Patrick
Patti McConnell
Linde McFarland
Sheron Peacock
Judy Six
Debbie Smathers
John Thompson
Wy Thompson
Susie Wilson
Nancy Winchell
Carol Woolever
David Ziatkind
Two Charged for Driving Intoxicated in Logan
Evelyn Nancy Johnson 51 of 790 Walhending Ave Logan was cited after she reportedly failed to brake and struck a guard rail on Mulberry Street. Her husband Carl T posted a 250 bond and Johnson faces Mayor Haney. Bryan A. McKinley 44 of Logan Route 1 was observed driving left of center and running a red light. He spent a night in jail, was fined 150 plus costs, and sentenced to three days in jail before appearing before Mayor Haney.
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Johnson
M. D. Haney
Bryan A. McKinley
Logan
Hunter and
Main Sts
McKinley
Haney
New Haven Family News and Logan Fire Incident
Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson visited Ames Iowa to see son Prof Gordon Johnson and family Miss Karen Lieving granddaughter of Thelma Cape hart and Otha Lieving of New Haven is critically ill in Cincinnati hospital Andrew Fields hosted birthday party for eight year old son Timothy with dozens of local guests Logan Fire Department responded to a tree fire in Oak Grove Cemetery at 4 p m Saturday reported by John Eberts cause suspected as burning leaves.
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Harold Johnson
Ames
Iowa
Prof
Gordon Johnson
Karen Lieving
New Haven
Lawrence Lieving
Cincinnati
Thelma Capehart
Otha Lieving
Andrew Fields
Timothy
Melodie Wood
Jay Fields
Philip Powell
Bonnie Marr
Jeff Fields
Jerry Fields, Jr
Dorlinda
Belinda Deem
Sheryl Rouse
Paul Fields
Eddie
Freddie McClure
Jennie James
Darrell Marr
Lois Ann Gibbs
Pete Fields
Robert Gardner
Joseph Fields
Logan
Oak Grove Cemetery
N. Mulberry St
John Eberts
Knights of Pythias Lodge to Meet Wednesday Evening
Nelsonville Valley Lodge No. 169 will convene at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Pythian Hall for its regular meeting.
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Nelsonville
Blood Drive in Nelsonville Collects Seventy Pints
The Nelsonville drive by Tri-County Technical Institute aimed for 125 pints and reached 70. Ten donors joined the Red Cross Gallon Club with volunteers from Mount St. Mary Hospital and Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital aiding the effort. Athens event set for November 17–18 at Good Shepherd Church.
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Nelsonville
Tri-County Technical Institute
Red Cross
Walter Mills
Lancaster
Frank North
Charles Lechleidner
Paul Wagner
J. L. Webb
D. R. Johnson
C. L. Lines
W. H. Hyde
Sharp
Southeast Ohio
Tri-County
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Athens
Ohio University Veteran’s Club
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
University Terrace
Cub Pack 64 to usher at Ohio University games
Cub Pack No 64 held its first fall meeting with Cub master Gilbert Stalder presiding. Two Webelos advanced, and Mrs Ruth Higgins and Mrs Betty Holtel were named den mothers for the year. Webelos members Robby Fick Doug Dearth Mike McCollum Randy Penrod and Paul Smith will serve as ushers at Ohio University home football games. Den One members include Michael Flowers Joe Holtel Kelly Wagner Fred James Kevin Mays Charles Hoce Doug Campbell. Den Two members are Cliff Dearth Ricky Penrod Joe Brooker Frank Higgins Ronnie Forbes Bill Tootle Chris Barrows.
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Nelsonville
Gilbert Stalder
Webelos den
Ruth Higgins
Betty Holtel
Webelos
Ohio University
Robby Fick
Doug Dearth
Mike McCollum
Randy Penrod
Paul Smith
den One
Michael Flowers
Joe Holtel
Kelly Wagner
Fred James
Kevin Mays
Charles Hoce
Doug Campbell
Den
Cliff Dearth
Ricky Penrod
Joe Brooker
Frank Higgins
Ronnie Forbes
Bill Tootle
Chris Barrows
Haydenville Visitors, Visits From Ohio and Columbus Arrive
Haydenville residents hosted guests from Nelsonville Buchtel Waterford Scioto Furnace Cincinnati and Columbus. Mr and Mrs William Newman of Nelsonville Route 1 and George Newman with daughter Beth visited Mrs Genevieve Martin. Mrs Dan Ginther returned to Waterford after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Albert Sparks. Roy Crothers stayed with Jess Slack in Scioto Furnace. Charles Vollmer stayed with Robert Gardner in Cincinnati. Nora Skiver returned home after visiting Lawrence Howard in Columbus.
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Genevieve Martin
William Newman
Nelsonville
George Newman
Beth
James Karshner
Buchtel
Dan Ginther
Waterford
Albert Sparks
Roy Crothers
Jess Slack
Scioto Furnace
Ohio
Charles Vollmer
Robert Gardner
Cincinnati
Nora Skiver
Lawrence Howard
Columbus
Rebekah Inspection Tuesday at Odd Fellows Temple
NELSONVILLE Rebekah Lodge will hold inspection Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Odd Fellows Temple Jackson Street. Mrs. Jean Chase of Athens will serve as inspecting officer. Four candidates will also be initiated.
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Nelsonville
Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Temple
Jackson Street
Jean Chase
Athens
Pickett Family Receives New Military Address
Mr. and Mrs. William Pickett of Nelsonville announce their son Spec. 4 Jacob W. Pickett has a new military address at 2685 6318 H HC 528th Ordnance Battalion APC San Francisco California 96349.
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Nelsonville
William Pickett
Jefferson St
Jacob Pickett
Jacob W. Pickett
Ordnance Battalion
APC
San Francisco
California
Arrests for Liquor Possession In Nelsonville
Four men from McArthur area arrested on Burr Oak Blvd for open flasks in a vehicle. Paul J. Smith Hubert D. Reffett and Larry D. Bartoe of McArthur Route 2 plus Gary D. Rose of Route 1 pleaded guilty and were fined $50 and costs by Mayor Earl Hilleary. Jim Warren fined $10 for intoxication. James F. Smith of Willis Michigan fined $25 for unsafe operation.
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Nelsonville
McArthur
Burr Oak Blvd
Paul J. Smith
Hubert D. Reffett
Larry D. Bartoe
Gary D. Rose
Earl Hilleary
Jim Warren
Fayette Street
James F. Smith
Willis
Mich
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
List of patients and relatives at Mount St. Mary Hospital includes Loretta Powell, Ola Eddy, Karen Parker, Elizabeth Exline, Beulah Savage, John Smith, Bertha Willis, Dana Windon, Walter Wakefield Myers Faulkner, Lawrence Molihan, Florence McGrath, Clara Bailey, Master Theodore Adams, and others across Nelsonville Athens Carbondale Chauncey Jackson ville and Albion areas. Names span multiple rooms and routes with accompanying family mentions.
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Loretta Powell
Haydenville
Ola Eddy
Karen Parker
Elizabeth Exline
Glouster
Beulah Savage
John Smith
Bertha Willis
Dana Windon
Nelsonville
Walter Wakefield Myers Faulkner
Athens
Lawrence Molihan
Zaleski
Florence McGrath
Clara Bailey
Jeff Slisher
Theodore Adams
Carbondale
William Brown
McArthur
Thomas Deal
Chauncey
Helen Webb
Jennie Householder
Jacksonville
Jewell Jones
Albany
Stewart Man Is Arrested In Nelsonville
Nelsonville police arrested Michael F. Cantor 49 Stewart Route 1 early Sunday on charges of driving while intoxicated. Held at Nelsonville city jail pending hearing before Mayor Earl Hilleary. James Weston Columbus charged with disturbing the peace posted $24 bond for hearing Oct 31 1969 at 8 30 p m. David Arthur Keplar 18 Nelsonville Route 2 cited Friday night for driving with loud mufflers ordered to appear in Mayor's court Tuesday night.
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Nelsonville
Michael F. Cantor
Stewart
Earl Hilleary
James Weston
Columbus
David Arthur Keplar
Birth at Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs David Roberts of Logan welcomed a son. Admissions include Mrs Margaret Savings Mrs George Buhrts and Eber F In Logan and Mrs Grant Smith Sugar Grove. Dismissals list Fred Hull Mrs Edna Anthony Mrs Orpha Conner Miss Marlene Phillips Secile Conkle and Mrs Delva Rhoades.
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Margaret Savings
George Buhrts
Eber F. Inbody
Logan
Grant Smith
Sugar Grove
Fred Hull
Edna Anthony
Orpha Conner
Marlene Phillips
Secile Conkle
Delva Rhoades
Deer and Vehicle Violations Convictions Reported in Hocking County Court
Logan policeman reports a docket of fines and suspensions for unlawful possession of a dead deer and various traffic offenses. Plea outcomes include fines from 10 to 150 dollars, suspended penalties, and several short jail or license suspensions. Names span Logan Laurelville Nelsonville Glouster and other Ohio locales with multiple charged offenses and bond forfeitures listed.
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Logan
John Payne
Laurelville
James Stilwell
William L. Graham
Arthur Joe McQuaid
Jennison Ave
James W. Warren
Nelsonville
Richard L. Giffin
Donald E. Johnson
Reedsville
John Wesley Poling
Richard William Anderson
New Straitsville
Floyd R. McNichols
James Andrew Pesta
Steubenville
Elizabeth A. Borchard
Guysville
Goldie Marie Rowland
Rockbridge
Ruth Jane Sprague
McArthur
Robert Eugene Campbell
Haydenville
William Sanders
Abner C. Newman
Viper
Bird Deaths Still Puzzle Heads Coast to Britain
More dead birds washed ashore in Britain pushing the mystery toll beyond ten thousand. Scientists suspect an unidentified virus such as flu may be to blame as Cambridge University researchers and others search for clues that have thus far eluded investigators.
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London
Britain
Scotland
England
Cambridge University
Mom Shows Tiger Cubs at Bronx Zoo
The Bronx Zoo displays two Siberian tiger cubs born Aug 27. Their 600 pound mother known as Mom led them from a rear cave. the cubs, one male and one female, are about the size of tomcats and spend most of their time eating or sleeping.
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New York
Bronx
Logan Junior High Announces Honor Roll For Six Weeks
Logan Junior High School announces honor roll for the first six weeks. Fourteen students earned straight A’s in ninth grade and lists include multiple named pupils across ninth eighth and seventh grades with extensive rosters of high achievers.
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Logan
Logan Junior High School
Joe Murtha
Debbie Baker
Kevin Berry
Denise Denny
Jeff Gosnell
Joseph Harris
Roberta Young
John Corby
Sylvia Cummins
Christee King
Sam Steward
Anita Wrentmore
Stephen Hingsbergen
Jeff Rimplespach
Becky Jo Smith
Jean Angie
T. J. Black
David
Rear Crash Injures One in Logan at Hunter and Front
Police report a rear end collision Saturday at 10 p.m. at Hunter and Front Streets in Logan. Harold F. Angel, 28, Haydenville, stopped for traffic. Rita C. Miller, 30, of 1040 Church St., Logan, collided from behind and was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance ahead. Connie Angel, 27, a passenger, was taken to Hocking Valley Community Hospital for possible whiplash.
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Logan
Hunter
Front Sts
Harold F. Angel
Haydenville
Rita C. Miller
Church St
Angel
Connie Angel
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
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Ada
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Elkhart
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Grafton
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Eugene Ray Fortney
William Charles Becker
Carroll
William W. Conley
Huntington
Jerry G. Burris
Carl K. Bowers
Columbus Grove
Elsworth Dale Neel
Juanita I. Shaw
Mohican Ave
Andy Leon Banks
Dayton
Merle W. Stump, Jr
Richard E. Bickley
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John H. Warren
Terrance M. Delisio
Complete Insurance Service
Con Reed
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur, Inc
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Regine Carpenter
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Steve Goss
Sherry Hicks
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Greg Inboden
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David Milsted
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Walter Newilen
Helen Nixon Brion
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Carol Doughman
Carla Fouch
Jane Gafke
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Marilyn Harris
Fred Hawk
Janet Johnston
Joy Kienzie
David Krebs
John Lanning
Steve Miller
Marcia Parry
Jim Pierce
Mary Stilwell
Gibby Tschudy
Gary Vorhees
Lori Walker
Mitchell Wright
Donald Young
First National Bank
Bankamericard
Snow
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