Laurel Two clerk injured in Rt 33 crash
Mrs. Marcelle Herrmann of Rockbridge Rt 1 a Laurel Two clerk and Farm Bureau Women’s Council president was seriously injured in a one car crash on Rt 33 near the Hocking Fairfield line. She was treated at Fairfield Hospital in Lancaster in fair condition.
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Marcelle Herrmann
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Laurel
Hocking
Herrmann
Judy Goode
Logan Rt. 3
Rt. 33
Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Income Tax Deadline Looms for 1967 Returns Tonight
Midnight deadline nears for filing 1967 income tax returns. Government estimates 18 million Americans delayed filing until the weekend. Provisions allow late filing for those affected by last week's violence with explanations. penalties suspended but interest at 0.5 percent applies.
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Washington
Last Minute Rush Swamps License Bureau Office
Mrs. Clarence Blosser deputy registrar reports the motor vehicles office is swamped with last minute purchases of 1968 auto licenses. Local agency aims to sell 400 auto tags today to match last year’s totals with a 12 01 a m Tuesday deadline for displaying 1968 tags.
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Clarence Blosser
Logan
State Parks Draw Crowds Over Weekend
Easter weekend drew large crowds to Hocking Hills State Park with 7,936 visitors over two days including 4,064 on Saturday and 3,872 on Sunday. There were 159 units registered in the Class A camping area and traffic on Route 33 was heavy in Logan as Sheriff Hartman directed traffic at Elm and Hunter Streets for about an hour.
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Hocking Hills State Park
Logan
Paul Hartman
Elm and
Hunter Sts
State Highway Patrol
Marines Seize Hill 881 North Near Khe Sanh in Easter Battle
U S Marines captured Hill 881 north of Khe Sanh after sharp Easter fighting with North Vietnamese forces. The 26th Marine Regiment stormed the slopes while artillery and air strikes backed the assault. Six Marines killed and 12 wounded. A U S plan to shift defense to South Vietnamese troops was described as underway once the 1st Division finishes refitting.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
John Lengel
da Nang
26Th Marine Regiment
U.S
President Johnson heads to Hawaii for talks with Korea and Pacific chiefs
President Johnson flies from Bergstrom to Honolulu for discussions with South Korea President Park and U S military leaders in the Pacific. Cyrus R Vance joins the delegation to reassure Seoul after the Pueblo incident and push plans for another South Korean division in Vietnam.
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Austin, Tex
Johnson
Honolulu
South Korea
U.S
Pacific
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Hawaii
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Vance
North Korea
Chung Hee Park
Seoul
Panmunjom
Park
Two Koreans and two Americans slain in Panmunjom ambush
U N Command reports North Korean forces killed four people and wounded others when they ambushed a U N truck south of Panmunjom. Two South Koreans attached to the U S division also died as the attackers fled. American casualties total four dead and fourteen wounded since the January raid on Seoul.
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Seoul
U.N. Command
Panmunjom
U.N
Chung Hee Park
North Korea
U.S
2Nd Infantry
Demilitarized Zone
Stock Market Falls Irregularly In Early Trading
The Dow Jones average slipped 2.89 points to 902.80 at noon in a mixed session with higher priced issues easing and Big Three automakers showing weakness in fairly active trading.
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New York
Air Force Captain Promoted John H Rheinscheld
John H. Rheinscheld of 246 Iron Street has been promoted to captain in the U S Air Force. He serves at Phan Rang Air Base South Vietnam with a Pacific Air Forces unit. A 1957 Logan High School graduate he studied at the University of Maryland and earned bachelor and master degrees from Ohio University. He was commissioned in 1964 by direct appointment. His wife Sharon is the daughter of Mrs Nada Daunch of Painesville.
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John H. Rheinscheld
Harold E. Rheinscheld
Iron St
U.S. Air Force
Rheinscheld
Phan Rang Air Base
South Vietnam
Pacfic Air Forces
Logan High School
University of Maryland
Ohio University
Sharon
FBI widens hunt for Martin Luther King Jr. killer suspect
FBI agents from Virginia to Florida intensified a search for Eric Starvo Galt 37 an unemployed Birmingham Alabama seaman linked to a car matching the vehicle seen after the assassination. An alert had been sent and then withdrawn as investigators questioned Galt’s ties and distributed a composite drawing while withholding a nationwide release.
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Memphis, Tenn
FBI
Virginia
Florida
Martin Luther King Jr
Eric Starvo Galt
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
King
Memphis
Galt
Associated Press
Alabama
Jacksonville
Fla
Bir
Mingham
Lake Shore Strike Ends After Weeklong Walkout
Normal service resumed on the Lake Shore System after 75 bus drivers and maintenance workers settled a contract dispute Saturday night. Local 1159 of the Amalgamated Transit Union said terms were not disclosed as operations resumed in parts of Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia following a week of idle service.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lake Shore System
Amalgamated Transit Union
Lake Shore
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Reds Stage Strike In West Bengal Jute Mills Shutdown
A Communist organized one day strike shut down 41 of 51 jute mills in West Bengal Calcutta. More than 160000 workers supported the action backing wage revision demands.
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Calcutta
India
West Bengal
Humphrey Expected To Enter Campaign This Week
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey appears ready to announce his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Party leaders say his nationwide fundraising and Southern support strengthen his delegate outlook against Kennedy and McCarthy, despite Johnson backers remaining uncommitted.
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HHH
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John J. Sparkman
Dala
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
Associated Press
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Charles L. Terry Jr
Delaware
John A. Burns
Hawaii
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
John B
Lost Newark Teens Found Unharmed At Cedar Falls
Pamela Wallace aged 16 and Charles An krom aged 17 from Newark were found early this morning sheltering under a lodge at Cedar Falls after going missing in Hocking Hills State Park. Sheriff Paul Hartman said they were wet hungry and cold but unharmed. Their car was found at Old Man's Cave and a 10 man search party including parents sheriff deputies park patrolmen and four men from the Hocking Honor Camp located them after they lost their way and crawled under a ledge until daylight.
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Newark
Hocking Hills State Park
Cedar Falls
Paul Hartman
Pamela Wallace
Charles Ankrom
Hartman
Old Man's Cave
Clarence Nihizer
Park
Earl Justice
Scotty
Hocking
Tornado Tears Through Suburbs Near Fremont Ohio
Strong winds and a tornado near Fremont lashed Ohio with heavy rain and hail. No injuries were reported. Mayor Eugene Houser of Blue Ash estimated $100,000 in damage in his community. Winds up to 60 mph felled trees and utilities. dozens of homes were damaged in Hamilton County. A funnel cloud was reported near eastern Cincinnati but not confirmed as touchdown.
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Associated Press
Fremont
Ohio
Eugene Houser
Blue Ash
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Weather Bureau
Emerson Earhart
Houser
Harry Mofford
Loveland
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Highway Patrol
Mervin Nims
Sandusky
Huron
Lorain
Columbus
Cleveland
Storm Brings Minor Damage in Logan Area
Storms swept Ohio last night with only minor property damage in the Hocking Valley as Logan and nearby, on the edge of the storms, reported no damage from Ohio Power and General Telephone. Four-tenths of an inch of rain cooled conditions to 40s, with a 49 degree reading at 11 a.m.. warmer weather forecast for Tuesday.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
Logan
Ohio Power and General Telephone Companies
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