Athens National Bank Reopens At Five Branches After Fire
Athens National Bank resumes full service at five branches following destruction of its main HQ. Records duplicated in Cincinnati prevented losses. temporary offices are set up at Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority house. Court Street tellers approved at Security Bank. staff reassigned for continuity.
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Athens National Bank
Cincinnati
Tad Grover
Provident Bank
Alpha Epsilon Phil
College and
State Streets
Athens National
Security Bank
Court Street
Grover
Carl and
Robert Linder
Athens
W. Union Street
Richland Avenue
Plaza Shopping Center
Lakeview Center
the Plains
Court and
Washington
First National Bank
Konkler
S. Court St
Expulsion Sparks Senate Denunciations Over UN Action
The United Nations decision to expel Nationalist China triggers furious Senate denunciations as the foreign aid bill faces amendments. Senator Saxbe urges returning the measure to committee while Church backs the move, delaying adjournment and other legislation. An amendment seeks troop withdrawal from Indochina within six months.
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Washington
United Nations
China
Senate
Saxbe
Frank Church
Didaho
U.N
Church
Foreign Relations Committee
Indochina
Second Blaze In Downtown Athens Near Bank
A small fire broke out at 10:05 p.m. in a storage building behind the former Athens Hotel. Firefighters quickly extinguished burning boards, with no serious injuries reported. Fire Chief Charles Dalton thanked area departments and local suppliers for oxygen gear and food for crews. Police and county and university units controlled a spectator crowd. one student, Leonard Demorent Jr., was arrested for disorderly conduct after shouting at firefighters and breaking windows to gain access. He paid a $33 bond after failing to appear in court.
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Chapman’s
S. Court St
William R. Cuckler
Michael D. Wooten
Paul J. Gerig
Cincinnati
B. T
Tad) Grover
Athens
Dalton
State Fire Marshal
Richland Area
Nelsonville
Ames-Bern-Amesville
Albany
Coolville
the Plains
Chauncey-Dover
Logan
Richland
Court Washington Street
Bank
State
Union Streets
College
Congress
Plains
Athens Armature and Machine Parks
E. State St
Cline
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Ronnie Walls
Athens Naional Bank
Charles Dalton
Athens Armature and Machine Works and
Cline Welding Supply Co
Athens County Sheriff’s Department
Ohio University Security Police
Chauncey Department
Ohio University
Leonard Demorent Jr
S. Shafer Street
Smallest quintuplet dies four days after birth in Jerusalem
The youngest of Israel’s first quintuplets, a boy, died four days after birth at Hadassah Hospital. The remaining siblings were reported in satisfactory condition. The AP dispatch notes other world items including Vietnamization progress, black representation pledges in the Democratic Party, a fatal Northern Ireland bombing, and a commerce stance on environmental focus.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Hadassah Hospital
Belfast
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Torvirion Meet and Obituaries Highlight Inside Sports
Fragmentary page notes Inside Sports and Entertainment sections with references to Torvirion event coverage and obituaries. The brief hints at theater listings and women’s section, suggesting local notices and possible game or meet results on pages 20 21 22.
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Candes
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Athens Bank
Bob Bailey
Mal
Columbus
People’s Bank of Marietta
Lancaster
Portsmouth
William Saxbe
Ohio
Robert Laurida
Gerald Daft
Navy
Saigon
U. S. Navy
Democratic
Lawrence O’brien
National Democratic Party
Houston
Commerce
Maurice Stans
The
Financial Executives Institute
America