Spock Attacks Nixon Vietnam Stance At Kent Talk
Dr. Benjamin Spock told about 700 Kent State University students that Nixon’s Vietnam policy mirrors Johnson’s and can only end through public pressure. He urged monthly demonstrations and frequent letter writing to influence the president and voting behavior.
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Ohio
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Richard Nixon
Connery Turns Play Producer With Lemon Lemons Role
Sean Connery announced he will produce a stage play opening in December starring his wife Diane Cilento in Ive Seen You Cut Lemons. The Bond star said the project marks his move from actor to producer in London.
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Sean Connery
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Ian Fleming
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Diane Cilento
Agnew Says Nixon Needs Him In Washington
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told the American Bakers Association he regretted the brief remarks but said the President needs him at the White House. He added it is autumn and the leaves need raking.
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Jerry Rubin
Washington
Justice Department
Chicago
Spire Agnew
John N. Mitchell
Julius J. Hoffman
U.S. District Court
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Nixon
D.C
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American Bakers Association
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National Weather Forecast Warns of Rain Across Regions
The national forecast calls for rain Tuesday night in southern Florida and a broad swath from Texas to the Canadian border, with sunny cool conditions prevailing nationwide. Yesterday’s high was 50 and the low today 21, while precipitation totals show 6.89 inches this month and 23.61 inches this year, with a 11.04 inch deficit versus normal.
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Texas
Canadian
Geriatrics Funds May Fix Existing Athens Center
Governor Rhodes earmarks 1.5 million for Athens Mental Health Center but plans to use it to upgrade existing geriatric facilities if structures are sound. Center officials say demolition of the carpenter shop is unrelated and that the labor force remains needed while a study to guide funds proceeds. Athens moves toward community care with state backing seen as a boost.
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James A. Rhodes
Athens Mental Health Center
David Caul
The
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Ter
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Athens
Rhodes
Martin Janis
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Shock Release Sought From Mansfeld Reformatory
A Com mon Pleas Court hearing considered releasing 22 year old Michael Mixon from the Mansfeld Reformatory under the states shock statute. Mixon, of 1024 E State St, was convicted of narcotics possession and given a prison term by Judge John Bolin. The motion would place him on a three year probation after a 30 day jail minimum. The prosecutor said the statute targets first offenders and provides a probation alternative with a jail term.
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Mansfeld Reformatory
Michael Mixon
State St
John Bolin
Mixon
Chauncey Halloween Theme Party Held
Millfield hosts a Halloween party Saturday in the Earich building with theme Dark Shadows. Attendees include Dessie Smith Sheree Moore Nannette Frazee Faye Welch Jenny Cline Sandy Williams from The Plains and Chauncey residents Tina Susie Abdella Fayne Stout Nancy Johnson Connie Kozina Loretta Stalder Beth Saunders Christy Mingus Teresa Shumway and Lisa Tanya Earich.
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Dessie Smith
Sheree Moore
Athens
Nannette Frazee
Faye Welch
Jenny Cline
Sandy Williams
the Plains
Tina
Susie Abdella
Fayne Stout
Nancy Johnson
Chauncey
Connie Kozina
Loretta Stalder
Beth Saunders
Christy Mingus
Teresa Shumway
Lisa
Tanya Earich
Millfield
Two Cited and Fined By Chauncey Mayor
Eddie J. Smothers of Millfield was cited for careless speed by Marshal John Villars and fined $28.80 with $8.80 suspended. Roy Butler of Sugar Creek was arrested for intoxication and fined $23.80 after a May or May or’s Court session with Marshal Villars.
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Chauncey
Eddie J. Smothers
Millfield
John Villars
Roy Butler
Sugar Creek
Stanley Quits AHS After Armed Robbery Charge
Athens High School teacher Joseph Stanley Jr. 41 Shade Route 1 resigned effective Nov 1 after pleading innocent to an armed robbery charge. He declined in a letter to City School Supt Sam Henderson that the charges are baseless and said publicity may harm his teaching. Stanley thanked faculty and students for support while remaining out of the classroom by mutual agreement.
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Athens
Joseph Stanley Jr
Shade Route 1
Sheriff's Department
Sam S. Henderson
Henderson
Stanley
Kenneth Hutchinson
Roy
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Births at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth notices list new arrivals: a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas Kirby of Athens Route 2 and multiple births involving Eleanor Holderman and George Smith of Athens and other families including Edith Parrows and Jeff Smith of The Plains Gerald Reeves of Zaleski William Hooper and Kirk Groves of Athens Route 1 Theodore West of Athens Route 2 Buryl Richey of Athens Route 3 Erma M Staneart of Albany Route 1 Everett Person Robert Gagle Clara Hillen Willard Hudnall and daughter Rodney Canter.
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Eleanor Holderman
George Smith
Athens
Edith Parrows
Jeff Smith
the Plains
Gerald Reeves
Zaleski
William Hooper
Kirk Groves
Theodore West
Buryl Richey
Erma M. Staneart
Albany
Everett Person
Robert Gagle
Clara Hillen
Willard Hudnall
Rodney Canter
Halloween Party for Glouster Youths At Church
About 50 members of Glouster Church of Christ youth groups held a Halloween party in the church social rooms. Games and ghost stories featured witches and goblins with adults including William Christman Jr. and Harvey Kittle in attendance. Food included pumpkin pie doughnuts cider and coffee.
Halloween Party At Oakdale Friendship Circle
GLOUSTER The Oakdale Friendship Circle held its annual Halloween party at Ruby Norris home Guests wore masks and prizes went to Della Loomis ugliest Virginia Moore prettiest and Linda Hooper most original New officers were elected president Mae Losey vice president Geneva Jewell secretary and treasurer Linda Hooper also recorder finer fund Faye Nott The outgoing officers Della Loomis Martha Harry and Faye Nott received gifts Next meeting will be hosted by Mae Losey with games led by Mae Losey and Della Loomis.
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Oakdale
Martha Harry
Faye Nott
Mae Losey
Della Loomis
Sondra Lee Hosts Masquerade Halloween Party
Sondra Lee served as hostess at a Halloween masquerade at 58 West Franklin Street. A scavenger hunt and other games entertained guests. Winners included Karen Adkins, Martha Fisk, and Mary Ella Shinn with prize judging going to Michele McMannis, Jeryl Allen, and Karen Adkins. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jim Lee Sr and Joyce Lee.
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Sondra Lee
W. Franklin St
Karen Adkins
Martha Fisk
Mary Ella Shinn
Michele McMannis
Jeryl Allen
Freddie Richards
Carolyn Horvath
Jim Lee Sr
Joyce Lee
Couple Awarded In West Virginia Auto Crash Suit
A Guysville couple received 18 612 25 in a Common Pleas Court damage case arising from a Route 50E auto collision in September 1967. Maurice and Audra Ackley sued George Kademenos of Wheeling for 61 000 in damages. jurors awarded Mrs. Ackley 18 000 of 36 000 sought and Mr. Ackley 612 25 from 25 000 asked.
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Maurice
Audra Ackley
George Kademenos
Wheeling
W. Va
Ackley
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Chauncey Clubs Plan Halloween Events This Week
The Millfield Halloween party for all ages is set for Wednesday at 6 30 p m Chauncey Chi Rho hosts a Halloween gathering at 7 30 p m The Catholic Women's Club meets Tuesday at 8 p m at St Jude Church Birge Dr for its regular session.
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Birge Dr
Boy Scouts Seek Community Support Through United Appeal
The Hock-Hocking District of the Boy Scouts in Athens County relies on United Funds across Parkersburg Marietta Williamstown Belpre Vienna and Athens for major income. With 727 boys in Cubs Scouts and Explorers and 300+ adult leaders, the group runs Scout-O-Rama and first aid demonstrations while United Appeal nears 80 percent of its 60 000 goal and the drive is extended to reach or surpass it.
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Greg Rittberger
Messenger
Boy Scout Organization
Athens
United Funds
Parkersburg
Marietta
Williamstown
Belpre
Vienna
Boy Scouts
Athens County
Scouts
Hock-Hocking
Kootaga Area
United Appeal
Youthful Driver Cited After Route 682 Collision
A 17 year old girl, Benita L. Conant of Athens Route 1, was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance after striking the rear of Bradford L. Harter’s car on Route 682. Harter, 23, of Athens Route 5, had stopped suddenly for traffic.
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Benita L. Conant
Athens
Bradford L. Harter
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