Newsmen Say U S Trimmed Paris Rules
Reporters Ashmore and Baggs describe talks with Ho’s spokesman in Hanoi and a de ta memo outlining North Vietnam’s position. They delivered the document to Laos and met Harriman Katzenbach and Bundy in Washington, noting Hanoi demanded total bombing cessation before real negotiations or a coalition with the NLF.
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Hanoi
U.S
Ashmore
Baggs
Johnson
Baggs and Ashmore
Vientiane
Laos
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Nicholas Katzenbach
William P. Bundy
South Vietnam
United States
Harriman
Area Death Notices From Various Cities
Pfc William Lewis Pickens 19 Racine died Friday in Portsmouth Naval Hospital after bacterial meningitis. Survived by parents Elmer and Mrs. Pickens, sister Nancy Anderson in Louisville, and four brothers. Services Thursday Letart Falls Methodist Church, burial Letart Cemetery. Edith McBee 82 Stewart dies after three weeks illness in Camden Clark Hospital. Survived by four daughters, a son, six grandchildren, one great grandchild, and two sisters. Services Tuesday Stewart Methodist Church. burial West Union Street Cemetery. Clara Salser 77 Racine dies in Meigs General Hospital. Survived by husband Ben, two sons, two daughters, two sisters, two brothers, eight grandchildren, five great-grandchildren. Services Tuesday Carmel EUB Church. George W. Reeves 80 dies in Charleston hospital after surgery. Survived by wife Betty, daughter Roberta Boulware, son Tommy Reeves, and a son George Jr. who died six months ago. Lovell Brunton 57 Glouster Route 1 dies in Mount St. Mary Hospital. Retired coal miner, former Trimble Two trustee, Masonic lodge member. Survived by wife Donna Mae, six brothers, two sisters, two children. Services Wednesday Glouster Church of Christ. burial Maplewood Cemetery. John McDowell 91 Albany dies at daughter’s home. Retired farmer and coal mine carpenter, born in Kentucky. Survived by five sons and four daughters, 29 grandchildren, 37 great grandchildren, three great great grandchildren. Services Tuesday Alexander Presbyterian Church. burial Alexander Cemetery. Burial May follow for Dan.
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Racine
Army
William Lewis Pickens
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Pickens
Fort Eustis
Elmer Pickens
Nancy Anderson
Louisville
Roger
Middleport
Robert
Steve
Jimmy
Letart Falls Methodist Church
Freeland Norris
Letart Cemetery
Ewing Funeral Home
Pomeroy
Athens County
Fred
Addie Laughlin
Athens
Frederick D
Lathom
N.Y
Nelle Newman
Columbus
Louise Laughlin
Stewart Methodist Church
Frank Hare
Luther Ramsey
Paul Moser
West Union Street
Hughes Funeral Home
Clara Salser
Meigs General Hospital
Ben
Paul
Albany
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ruth Wolfe
Grace Agree
New Jersey
Ada Warner
Katie Curtis
Edson Roush
Stanley Roush
Springfield
Charleston
George W. Reeves
Betty
Robert Boulware
Connecticut
Tommy Reeves
George Jr
Glouster
Lovell Brunton
Mount St. Mary Hospital
James
Cora Rankin Brunton
Brunton
Trimble Two
Glouster Masonic Lodge
Donna Mae
Trevison
Farley
A. J
Mentor
Rankin
Marietta
John McDowell
Willard Cumbo
McDowell
Lawrence County
Church of Christ
Meally
Frank
Charles E
Everett
Earl
Hobart
Ind
Edith Cumbo
Esta Moore
Madge Vuchetich
Kent
Bertha Davis
Ella (Wooten) McDowell
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Nick Thomas
Alexander Cemetery
Andrew Moore
Armstead, Fickel, Swindel deaths mark regional notices
Robert Andrew Armstead 67 of 413 B First St died at 5 30 a m Sunday after a long illness He was a custodian at Citizens National Bank Surviving include wife Georgianna Bell Armstead two sons Frederick and Robert a daughter Patricia Sue Fultz a sister Pauline Good eight grandchildren Funeral 2 30 p m Wednesday Mohr Stevens Funeral Home burial Lone Oak Cemetery He was member Simpson Methodist Church Friends receive after 6 p m Monday W E Ed Fickel 76 of 560 FE Hunter St services Tuesday 10 a m Leonard Funeral Home burial Oak Grove Cemetery He affiliated in auto business with his brother and partner with C C Redd Retired 1953 He leaves Bertha Mowery Fickel two sons Kerwood Bruce two daughters Blanche Mowery Hilda Reeves six grandchildren two great grandchildren and a sister Ida Poling He preceded in death by parents brothers John A Fickel Harry and sisters Frances Rutgers Jennie Howdyshell Call after 2 p m Monday for viewing Mae Miller 84 Jacksonville died She was daughter of Joseph and Kate Kearns Surviving include daughters Bessie Vess Lillian Cady three sons George Swindel James Swindel William Swindel a step daughter Arvella Vess four step-sons Lawrence Floyd Miller Ralph Miller Arvil Miller many grandchildren great-grandchildren and step-grandchildren Services Wednesday 3 p m Van Fossen Funeral Home Glouster Burial Maplewood Cemetery Home after 10 a m Tuesday
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Point Pleasant
Robert Andrew Armstead
First St
Zanesville
Tilghmond Jessie Banks Armstead
Citizens National Bank
Georgianna Bell Armstead
Robert of
Columbus
Frederick
Patricia Sue Fultz
Pauline Good
Ida Poling
Marion
John A. Fickel
Harry Fickel
Frances Rutgers
Jennie Howdyshell
Jacksonville
Mae Miller
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Joseph
Kate Curtis Kearns
Bessie Vess
Pontiac
Mich
Lillian Cady
George Swindel
Cleveland
James Swindel
William Swindel
Arvella Vess
Clarkston
Lawrence
Floyd
Stansbury Family Attend Labor Day Parade In Canal Winchester
Mr and Mrs Dale Stansbury hosted relatives from Groveport Reynoldsburg and Columbus. Their son Clair D Stansbury hosted a family gathering in Harrisonville with Earl Starkey and Wiseman family members present. Granddaughter Julia Ann played in a parade band at Canal Winchester.
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Dale Stansbury
Clair D. Stansbury
Groveport
Larry Stansbury
Reynoldsburg
Wanda Turner
Columbus
Clair D
Canal Winchester
Julia Ann
Earl Starkey
Roy Wiseman
Harrisonville
David Wiseman
Margaret Parsons
Rutland
Larry Clark
Tamra
Local
Easy Dates For Couple To Remember
Louisville couple the Murphys recall their children's commencement dates. William graduated June 3, 1965, Donna June 3, 1966, and Linda June 3, 1968, all on the same date.
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Louisville
William Murphys
William
Donna
Linda
Health Unit Vaccinates 333 in August in Mason County
The Mason County health department reports 333 people vaccinated in August against diphtheria tetanus whooping cough measles smallpox polio and typhoid. Clinics were held at the health department Arbuckle Creek Ashton Hannan Mason and New Haven. Mary Lynch and Mary Hilbert made home and office visits. 48 people attended the food handler's clinic for tuberculin testing and card requirements. Nine children were examined in a child health conference. chest diagnostics saw 21 attendees with doctors Narce Narcelles James H Walker and Walter Pett. Thomas Ewing, Ohio University's first distinguished alumnus, was born in West Virginia in 1789 and moved to Ames Township near Athens early in life.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Health Department
Health Department
Arbuckle Creek
Ashton
Hannan
Mason
New Haven
Mary Lynch
Mary Hilbert
Narce Narcelles
James H. Walker
Walter Pett
Thomas Ewing
Ohio University
West Virginia
Ames Township
Athens
Poor Communications Charged To Hitchens
Athens County commissioners heard complaints of faulty communication from County Engineer Harold Hitchens and concerns about culvert pipe supply from Roscoe Burdette. Developer Emerson Ball reported road alterations near Route 50W as he sought county standards alignment. Debates on outside-city subdivision standards and road ownership complicated maintenance. A Glouster resident urged welfare investigation after a pay cut. a bond filing notice for Walter Burnel Mathews estate followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hitchens
Athens
Roscoe Burdette
Carthage
Burdette
Hitchens
Emerson Ball
Wonder Hills
Roger Jones
Ball
City Planning Commission
John Cline
James Edwards
University Heights
Shelley, Inc
Thornville
Fred Landis
Dog Case Dismissed in Municipal Court
Willard Hart of Athens Route 2 had charged Autie Carter of Millfield with taking his hunting dog Drive. Prosecutors dropped the charges and Hart's case was dismissed Friday in municipal court.
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Willard Hart
Athens
Autie Carter
Millfield
Hart
Carter
Drive
Trimble Local School District Bond Hearing Notice
Notice of hearing in Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio cause 24725. Board of Education seeks authority to issue bonds for acquiring real estate constructing and improving school facilities. Defendants include Roger Cloud auditor and James Whaley. Hearing set September 9 1968 at 9 30 AM before Harold Rose judge.
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Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Board of Education of the
Trimble Locol School District
Roger Cloud
State of Ohio
James W. Whaley
Trimble Loco
State of
James W Whaley
Wiliam Lexke
Homer & Gall, Jr
Ohw
Harold Rose
Common Pleas
McGuffrey Inaugurated Ohio U President on Sept 17 1939
William Holmes McGuffrey was inaugurated as the fourth president of Ohio University on September 17, 1939, marking a key leadership transition at the campus. The ceremony established his role guiding the university through the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holmes McGuffrey
Ohio University
Public Notices and Legal Items from Athens Ohio
Public notices include an annual meeting notice for Alexander Cemetery Inc on Sept 10 1968 at 730 pm at Alexander Presbyterian Church. Also a divorce petition notice Phyllis Gragg versus John Gragg with hearing after Oct 4 1968. An emergency ordinance in Athens addresses widening a Bridge No ATH 33 1764 project with state highway cooperation and $30000 city contribution, plus utility and right of way arrangements and enforcement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Cemetery, Inc
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Phyllis Gragg
John Gragg
Athens County
Phyllis Groby Lavelle
Ando Vanity
Richland Avenue
Ohio
Hocking River
Baltimore and Ohio
Athens
State of
Sian
State of Ohio
Department of Highways
Ohio Department of
Bureau of Public Roads Policy and Procedures
Patricia
Betzlerk
Memorials Honor Local Veterans Across Riverfront Park
A community memorial service honoring veterans is planned at Riverfront Park on June 15. Local organizations including the Rotary Club and the American Legion will host a wreath laying ceremony and moment of silence.
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Saigon
NLF
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Gov. Harriman
Pfc. Pickens
Edith McBee
Stewart
Camden- Clark Hospital
Reeves
G. W. Reeves and Son
Albany High School
Robert Armstead
W. E
Fickel
Mrs. Mae Miller
Susan Fawns
George P. Fawns
Williamsville
Ill
Landis
Walter Burnel Mathews
The
Sportsman
Opal L. Matthews
Robert Burnell Mathews
New
Ohio Casualty Company
Opal L. Mathews
Harold J. Rose
Raymond Webb
Raymond Shepard
Dolores J. Moyes
Harry B. Crewson
Dwight B. Robinson
State OF Ohio City
Patricio B. Betz
Patricia B. Bete
Sack
City of
Hie
Action Adindex
Boots Motors
A.m. ‘Till Neen
Rainbo Fruit Farm
Amesville
Red
Albertos Wagners Fruit Farm
Layman
Zaleski
McLoughlin Orchard
Homer Linscott
Trimble
Ladd's
White's Mill
Athens Grange Hall
Wed
Higgins Feed
West
City
IBM
Beltone
Bradford Auction CO
Critt
Radford Racine
Bill Janes
McConnelsville
Pennsy le
P O. Boss
Harold Goddard
Bartlet
Beverly Ohie
C. E Sheridan
McCoy Auction Service
McCoy
Chester Ohie
Leva Dillinger
Shad
Shade Ohie
Athens Car Wash
Columbus Road
South Court Street
Nelsonville
Business Directory
Volkswagen
Volkswagen Free
Plains
Betts’ Plumbing
Miller Pou
Athens Ohio Ohio
Travel
Washburn
Tree Service
Altier & Maccombs
Neltorville
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