State Controlling Board Bails Out Welfare Agency
The State Controlling Board released 6.3 million to the Ohio Department of Welfare to cover May welfare bills amid a sharp rise in ADC expenditures. Welfare Director Canary cited a 27 million jump in ADC costs in January and growing monthly payments.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Controlling Board
Ohio Department of Welfare
Robert Canary
Canary
ADC
Robert Netzley
Laura
John J. Gilligan
John E. Hansen
Netzley
James Leckrone
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Leckrone
Senate
Department of Natural Resources
Cincinnati
Mentor Headlands State Park
Lake Erie
Ralph Regula
Navarre
Regula
U S Jets Hit Red Bases In North As Retaliation
A flight of American fighter bombers attacked North Vietnamese air defenses 125 miles south of Hanoi after a reconnaissance plane was fired upon. It was the fifth protective reaction strike in North Vietnam in five days, part of a broader series of raids. Navy carrier aircraft escorted the unarmed reconnaissance craft as missiles targeted SAM sites and anti aircraft batteries.
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Saigon
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
North
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Viet veteran Kerry defies war policy at Senate hearings
Yale law student and Vietnam Veterans Against the War head, John Kerry, testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about Vietnam horrors. He holds a Silver Star and two Purple Hearts as he argues for congressional action to end the war while veterans and demonstrators fill the hearing room. The protest coincides with a four day campaign at the capital and a court ruling allowing veterans to sleep on the Mall.
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Washington
Navy
Vietnam
Ghenghis Khan
John Kerry
Yale Law
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Kerry
White House
Vietnam Veterans Against
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart
Senate Armed Services panel backs extended draft and pay boosts
The Senate committee approved a two year extension of the draft and restored Nixon administration pay hikes for servicemen. Enlistment bonuses were approved while the House had denied them. The panel rejected four year and one year extensions and moved to phase toward an all volunteer force with immediate pay raises totaling about 1.7 billion, aiming to attract volunteers and reduce draft calls.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
House Armed Services Committee
House
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Harold E. Hughes
Drowa
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
John G. Tower
R-Tex
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Pentagon
Youth Dies From High Voltage Accident Near Vinton
Thomas Lafferty aged 19 from New Plymouth died after accidentally touching a 69 000 volt power line on Vinton Road 1 near the Vinton Hocking line. Sheriff Dale Zinn said the incident happened around 6 p m Thursday and fatalities occurred at Mount St Mary Hospital at 1 55 a m today. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Heinlein Funeral Home.
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Thomas Lafferty
New Plymouth
Vinton
Dale Zinn
Vinton Rd
Rt. 56
Vinton County
Vinton- Hocking
Lafferty
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Heinlein Funeral Home
Chilly Hocking Valley Sees 38 Degree Start
The weather began with a cold 38 degree reading in the Hocking Valley and 53 degrees under overcast skies at 11 a.m. Thursday matched the day’s high. A partly sunny day with a high near 60 is forecast for Saturday.
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Hocking Valley
Logan forum weighs 11.5 mill renewal and 4 million bond plan
At Logan High School auditorium last night a public forum debated an 11.5 mill operating levy and a 4 million bond issue for the district. Panelists included state and local officials and educators as about 60 residents questioned land purchases and school needs with live radio coverage by WLGN.
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Logan High School
Bill Stoltz
Ohio Education Association
Jo Horsky
Logan Education Association
Dorothy Hiles
Oapse Chapter 218
Kenneth Ball
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
Lee Hamilton
WLGN
James Stilwell
George M. Saribalas
Logan
Don Young
Logan School Board
Jay O. Tepper
Don Maddux
Roger Hinerman
Dick Brandt
Logan Jaycees
Young
City Awards Contracts For Water Well
The city awarded water well work to Ohio Drilling Co. of Massillon and Drummond Construction Co. of Logan for a total of 16865 dollars. Ohio Drilling handles drilling pumping and piping with a 1000 gallons per minute capacity. Drummond moves the old No 1 building to the new location and constructs a concrete foundation at a total of 3575 dollars. Electrical work remains with the city electrician.
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Ohio Drilling Co
Massillon
Drummond Construction Co
Logan
Roy Loom
Loomis
No. 1
City Electrician
Benton Two Business Gets Liquor Permit
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control issued a C-2 permit to Carl Swackhammer dba L&M Grocery Benton Twp Logan Rt 2 for carry-out high powered beer and wine. Brammer's Burr Oak Grocery Glouster Rt 3 received D-1 and D-2 permits for on premises and carry-out 3.2 beer and high powered beer and wine. Director Richard E. Guggenheim reported 82 new permits statewide.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Carl Swackhammer
L&m
Logan Rt. 2
Benton Twp
Athens County
John E
Edward H. Brammer
Brammer
Burr Oak
Glouster Rt
Richard E. Guggenheim
Department
Plead Not Guilty To Grand Jury Indictments In Hocking County
Arraignments for nine indicted persons held in common pleas court. Richard D. Nixon pleaded guilty to three bad checks totaling 535.99 to Goldsmith Black Co and was released on 500 bond. Others pleaded not guilty with trial dates in May and bonds set or continued.
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Hocking County Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Richard D. Nixon
Logan Rt. 3
Goldsmith Black Co
Phil Henderson
Nixon
Phillip Zaks
Hatboro
Charlene E. Culp
Cuyahoga Falls
Roy Joy
Springfield
Joy
Hubert Lappen
Robert McDole
Rockbridge
C. EF. Neubauer
Iis
Lap
John Salsberry
Logan
Lappen
Charles Ellis
Columbus
Henderson
William Pickett
Nelsonville
Richard Gerken
Paul E. Collier
Forrest Moore
Terry L. Rosser
Neubauer Cabin
Fred Murray
Senderson
Trial Set At Lancaster In Slaying
Two Cincinnati youths Clifford Davenport and Gerard Harvey go on trial in Lancaster Common Pleas Court for the August 23 shooting of Patrolman Edmund Schindler in Cincinnati. Judge Gilbert Bettman denied a change of venue, with Davenport and Harvey arguing for a fair trial outside Hamilton County. Schindler, 28, was critically injured after being shot in his patrol car in Avondale. Both defendants, arrested September 1 after a police shootout, face charges of shooting with intent to kill.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Queen City
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Edmund Schindler
Gilbert Bettman
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Clifford Davenport
Gerard Harvey
Hamilton County
Fairfield County
Bettman ~v
Schindler
Avondale
Davenport
Harvey
Restraining Order Issued In REA Strike
REA Express says a federal court restraining order ends the four day strike by the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks. A company spokesman cited fruitless day long settlement attempts under the National Mediation Board in Washington.
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New York
REA Express
Brotherhood of Railway
National Mediation Board
Washington
So viet Cosmonauts Pursue Docking With Salute Satellite
Three So viet cosmonauts steered the unmanned Salute toward a rendezvous with Soyuz 10 launched four days earlier. If docking occurs it would mark a major step toward an orbital laboratory, with experts noting the near match in orbital inclination and suggesting possible joint experiments.
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Moscow
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Jodrell Bank
England
Bernard Lovell
Russia
Lovell
West Germany
Bochum
Heinz Kaminski
Orbital Laboratory
Baikonur Space Complex
Central Asia
Vladimir A. Shatalov
Alexei S. Yeliseyev
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Salute
Kaminski
Tass
Stock Market Dips Rebound Leads Blue Chips Higher
New York AP reports blue chip stocks rose after an early loss while the broader market stayed weak. Trading was moderate as investors watched for direction.
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New York
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