Israeli Leader Makes Surprise U S Visit Over Mideast Move
Israeli Deputy Premier Yigal Allon left for a surprise Washington stop to discuss a partial settlement with Egypt. He plans a two week Canada trip but cut it short to meet in Washington amid tensions over reopening the Suez Canal and possible withdrawals.
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U.S
Mideast
Associated Press
Yigal Allon
Washington
Egypt
Allon
Canada
Golda Meier
Nixon
Suez Canal
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Middle East
Canal
East Bank
Drug Epidemic Among U S Troops In Vietnam Cited
Representatives Murphy and Steele report heroin addiction among American troops in Vietnam reaching epidemic levels. They blame corruption in Saigon and easy drug access, with estimates of 10 to 15 percent using high grade heroin. They cite Vietnamese dealers and note over 50 heroin overdoses in 1970.
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Saigon
USS
Vietnam
U.S
Morgan Murphy
D-Iii
Robert H. Steele
Rconn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Southeast Asia
Laos
Bangkok
Steele
U.S. Command
Murphy
A Shau
Nguyen van Thieu
Creighton W. Abrams
South Vietnam
Abrams
A Shan
Thieu
Col
Robert W. Leonard
Tornado damages Hereford Texas injures 17. $2 million loss
A tornado hit Hereford Texas injuring 17 people and causing nearly 2 million dollars in damage. The storm heavily damaged a bus terminal several businesses and dozens of homes in the Texas Panhandle city located about 50 miles southwest of Amarillo.
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Hereford
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
State Parks Draw Big Crowds and Record Pike Landed
Open house at all state parks and ideal spring weather drew 12 330 visitors to Hock ing Hills over the weekend. Lloyd Cox Lake Logan manager said Sundays crowd was the biggest of the season with 290 fishermen and 1 725 boaters picnickers and sightseers. A 33 inch 8 7 northern pike caught by Bay Leasure led anglers in Lake Logan Friday morning.
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Hocking Hills State Park
Old Man's Cave
Lloyd Cox
Lake Logan State Park
Cox
Bay Leasure
E. Hunter St
Lake Logan
Shell Johnson
North St
Jerry Hutchison
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Nixon blasts welfare system at governors conference
President Nixon denounced the welfare system as a monumental failure and urged support for his family assistance plan. He argued the current rules let some on welfare earn more than low wage workers, harming communities and eroding American spirit. He defended work as dignified and essential for families.
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Williamsburg
Nixon
United States
Congress
Sunny, Warm Weather Forecast for Rocking Valley Tuesday
The Rocking Valley area expects sunny skies and warm conditions on Tuesday. At 11 a.m. today the temperature reached 70 degrees after an overnight low of 35, with pleasant conditions guiding the day.
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Rocking Valley
Proxmire Attacks C-5 Defects as Unsafe Aircraft
Sen. William Proxmire accuses the Air Force of accepting defective C-5 transports. He urges sending 35 planes back to Lockheed for repairs at the maker’s expense. GAO findings cite 127 unresolved deficiencies per aircraft and multiple critical issues including landing gear, braking, flight control, radar, navigation, refueling, and wing cracks.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Air Force
Wisconsin Democrat
Pentagon
Lockheed Corp
Senate
Proxmire
Defense Department
General Accounting Office
Public Works Chief Quits As Of May 1
Columbus Ohio AP State Public Works Director Alfred Gienow resigned effective May 1 as the cabinet holdover under Gov. Gilligan. R. Wilson Neff of Lorain Port Authority will succeed him. Neff is a World War II veteran and longtime port executive, retiring as a colonel in 1968.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alfred Gienow
John J. Gilligan
Gienow
James A. Rhodes
Gilligan
R. Wilson Neff
Lorain
Neff
Nebraska
Iowa State University
New York University
U.S. Army
Port Authority
Pancake Supper and Art Show a Big Logan Rotary Success
The Logan Rotary Club hosted a pancake supper and art show at the Logan Armory, drawing 737 meals and 57 artists with 400 paintings and ceramics. Proceeds support the Bill Sauer auto fund while artists kept sales. Volunteers and local florists aided, with special thanks to the Rotary Arms and LHS National Honor Society.
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Hayden
Sam) Dillon
Iocking County
Burdelia Garrett
Columbus
Dillon
Bill Sauer Auto Fund
Logan Rotary Club
Armory
Bill Saver Cor Fund
Logan Armory
Ted Meckadden
Joe Gompt
Freeman's Florists
McFadden
Harry Dickerson
Rotary Club
LHS National Honor Society
Conrad Diehm
Earl Lowe
Nd Dietz
Jim Struckman
John Gallagher
Dave Bell
Don Myers
Marion Riggs
Joe Thomas
Ersche Pensonhaver
Bob Gosnell
Rotary
Statig
Dennis Linn
Newark
Ohio University
Shannon Slavin
Shannon
Jack Slavin
Syracuse
Brief national and local politics and labor actions
News in brief covers David Brinkley criticizing government as unresponsive at a National Association of Elementary School Principals event in Cleveland. Senat e debate opens on a 1.5 billion federal aid bill for school integration. Picketing by Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks at AEA Express terminals cites a contract dispute. Ohio Senate panel may back 18 year old voting in state elections. Ohio Democratic Chairmen Association adopts two year officer elections.
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Cleveland, Ohio
David Brinkley
National Association of
Washington
Senate
New York
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
Aflcio
AEA
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate Committee On Elections and Retirement
Salute Satellite Launch Report Sparks Manned Spaceflight Hopes
Moscow reports Salute as a new satellite in earth orbit described as a scientific station with no crew stated. Bochum Observatory notes a possible unmanned launch, while Tass outlines station goals and orbital parameters. The last manned Soviet flight was Soyuz 9 in 1970, testing extended weightlessness and navigation.
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Moscow
West Germany
Bochum Observatory
Orbital Space Laboratories
Bochum
Tass
Andrian Nikolayev
Vitaly Sevastyanov
Jury Trial Opens In Walton Damage Suit
A jury trial began in Hocking County Common Pleas Court over a $110 000 damage claim by William and Mary Lou Walton of South Bloomingville against Lester Whitcraft and Junior Leon Wine for injuries from a parking lot collision at Wagner's store on Aug 23 1969. The Waltons allege their car was struck by a Whitcraft employee driven by Wine. Attorneys Richard W McNaughton Lancaster represents the plaintiffs. James Stilwell and Edwin Johnston defend. Jury panel includes Suzanne Stimson Shirley Reda John Saving Dean Colliton Donald Blake John Gatke Kal Jo Lightfoot Clarence Blosse Curtis Kinneer John Bailey Shirley Fortner and William Smith with Eugene Miller as alternate.
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Hocking County
Roger W. McNaughton
Lancaster
James Stilwell
Edwin Johnston
Suzanne Stimson
Shirley Reda
John Saving
Dean Colliton
Donald Blake
John Gatke
Kal Jo ‘Lightfoot
Clarence Blosse
Curtis Kinneer
John Bailey
Shirley Fortner
William Smith
Eugene Miller
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Logan
Allen
Viet
Hong Kong
Nguyen Cao Ky
Bulletin
Lockheed
GAO
Public Works
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Democratic Chairman's Association
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