Israelis Reject Arab Plan For Reopening Suez
Prime Minister Golda Meir rejects Egypt's offer to reopen the Suez Canal in exchange for Israeli withdrawal from Sinai and Gaza. She reiterates Israel's demand for a formal peace treaty and control of the Gaza Strip, Golan Heights, Sharm el Sheikh, and East Jerusalem.
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Nixon Withdrawal Timetable Stirs Vietnam Speculation
Nixon plans a Vietnam pullout announcement likely to redefine U S troop levels in Indochina. Officials warn a timetable could spark projections of 1972 troop counts and spur debate over post 1972 US forces. Senators Cooper and Church draft a new bill urging a withdrawal deadline to aid prisoner talks.
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Cloudy Windy Weather Forecast for Hocking Valley
A cloudy windy and cool forecast covers tonight and Tuesday in the Hocking Valley. Temperatures were 41 degrees at 11 am after an overnight low of 35.
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Hocking Valley
Reds Beaten Off In Outpost Attack
North Vietnamese troops fought to overtake Fire Base 6 in the central highlands for a fifth day, but were repelled with heavy losses. South Vietnamese sources tallied 287 enemy deaths, 2 killed and 20 wounded for government forces, while U.S. air and artillery pounded the area. Five Americans were killed and one missing as fighting continued near Camp Radcliff.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
Human Resources Agency Plan Reviewed
Washington AP reports President Nixon’s reorganization would merge HEW parts with areas from the Office of Economic Opportunity and the Labor and Agriculture departments into a new Department of Human Resources. About 119000 workers and a $90.7 billion budget would shape a unified, outcome driven federal agency.
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Nixon
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Draft ceiling raised for May call and pre-induction exams
Washington AP Curtis Tarr announced that Random Sequence Numbers up to 125 may be drafted for May to meet a 15 000 man call, with local boards authorized to order pre induction exams for numbers up to 175. The ceiling rise follows a slower draft rate this year and a lower May top lottery by five numbers.
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Pentagon
Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Defense Department
Oil advances lift Dow mildly as market opens
New York trading shows a modest stock market uptick with the noon Dow Jones industrials up 1.61 to 904.65. Advances edge declines on the New York Stock Exchange amid a lackluster session pattern.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Ohio Severs Tax Proposal Aims Five Percent on Natural Resources
Gov Gilligan to unveil a severance tax plan taxing natural resources at five percent. Expected annual $27 million to fund environmental protection via the Natural Resources Department. Landowners with mineral leases liable for tax if extractors default. Bonds and licenses set at $50 and $1,000 respectively.
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House Finance Appropriations Committee
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Donal L. Stewart
Robert Tenenbaum
Red China Expands Military Ties in Northern Laos
Washington AP reports China has added 4 000 to 6 000 troops to Laos in recent months, boosting Pek Ing forces to about 18 000 to 20 000. The buildup aims to protect Chinese engineers on a northern Laos road toward the Mekong, with large anti aircraft guns and new radar. Analysts see long term regional security implications for Thailand and Burma amid China backed guerrilla concerns.
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Laotian Panhandle
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Burma
Madison Yippie rally ends with arrests in six hour protest
In Madison several hundred demonstrators clashed with riot police during a six hour Yippie conference protest. Nearly 20 people were taken into custody and multiple injuries were reported among protesters and police.
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Madison, Wis
Mifflin’ Street
Madison
Grant OK for Hocking Park Project
The Interior Department approves a 127 500 grant to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for Old Man's Cave park development. The funds back outdoor pools facilities road and parking improvements and utilities with engineering planning and site prep. Groundbreaking occurred January 6 for a dining lodge and rental cabin complex, part of a 5 million dollar plus project, with completion set for September 7, 1971.
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Old Man's Cave
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Clarence Miller
William Saxbe
Robert A. Taft Jr
Logan Jaycees Win Ohio Bowling Tourney Title
Logan Jaycee Good Guys fired a 3160 handicap total to win the Ohio Jaycees Bowling Tournament at Ravenna. Logan Jaycee Bad Guys led early but finished 2883 to place in the top 20 among 48 teams. Individual triples include Steve Engle 587 Paul Adair 537 Ken Behm 417 Heskell Wagoner 470 and Ron Conner 555.
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Paul Adair
Ken Behm
Heskell Wagoner
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