Torrential Rains Flood City Streets
A severe downpour dumped about four inches of rain in the Hocking Valley flooding city streets and highways. Cars paused on U S 33 as visibility collapsed. power outages affected several Logan area homes from lightning strikes. Lancaster and nearby areas reported similar floods with forecast mild relief and showers expected later.
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Culver St
Elm Court Apartments
W. Front St
Weis St
Daily News
Bryan Courter
Kenley Freeman
Hocking Valley
U.S. 33
Nelsonville
Logan Area
Ohio Power Co
Lancaster
Red insurgencies loom in Thailand and Malaysia study says
U S intelligence projects major Communist insurgencies in 18 months with infiltration rising in Thailand since Indochina changes. Malaysia awaits a one to two year window while expanding army and village guard forces. Thai leaders seek live-and-let-live with Vietnam and Russian support censure.
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USS
Thailand
Malaysia
Indochina
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Laos
China
Pramarn Adireksarn
Bangkok
Energy Measure Vote Scheduled in Ohio Dispatch
State representatives vote on a Senate approved energy bill creating the Ohio Energy Resources and Development Agency with broad powers to back energy production and conservation. Gov. Rhodes signals approval as the Coalcon gasification plant site competition advances and Akron area firms participate.
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Ohio
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Energy Resources, and Development Agency
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Ohio Development Center
Coulcon Organization
Union Carbide Corp
Chemico
General Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Hoffa Case Clues Falter in Lead on Abduction
FBI continues search for Jimmy Hoffa after a potential lead fails. Bloodstains in a seized car turn out to be fish blood from a salmon delivery. Hoffa’s son James Hoffa says more leads are pouring in as investigators consider kidnapping or killing to block a union bid.
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FBI
Jimmy Hoffa
Fish Gore
Teamsters
James P. Hoffa
Hoffa
Anthony Giacalone
Giacalone
Joey
Charles
Chuckie
O’brien
Union
Fitzsimmons
Banks Lift Prime Rates Send Stocks Lower In NY
The rapid rise in bank prime lending rates pushed stocks down. The noon Dow fell 3.28 to 814.46 as seven major banks in New York and Chicago joined the jump to 7 percent, mirroring First National City Bank’s Friday increase. The AMEX market value index dropped .34 to 85.52 amid quiet trading.
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New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
First National City Bank
American Stock Exchange
Fairfield Deputies Probe Motive In Triple Slaying
Fairfield sheriff's deputies seek motive after the triple murder of Richard Bailey 25 Connie Hodgeman 28 and her seven year old daughter Tracey at their Beck Rd home near the Fairfield Hocking County line. Three acquaintances were being questioned as investigators found bank floor plans and marijuana in the residence and on a nearby plot.
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Fairfield
Beck Rd
Fairfield-Hocking
Richard Bailey
Connie Hodgeman
Tracey
Bailey
Mike Norris
Norris
Supreme Court setback for Indira Gandhi on election case
The Supreme Court refused to hear Indira Gandhi's appeal until it tests a new constitutional amendment aimed at clearing her of an election law conviction. The court set August 25 to begin hearings on the amendment, delaying resolution of India's political crisis stemming from her 1971 election contest.
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India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
A.N. Ray
Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
Bhushan
Gandhi
Raj Narain
IRA truce in doubt after weekend violence in Belfast
In Belfast three people died as mobs with sniper fire attacked British troops for three hours on Falls Road. The clashes followed a large march against internment and left 64 injured and 60 arrested amid 28 shooting incidents. The IRA warned it would reconsider its six month cease-fire.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Falls Road
Eight Injured as Boston Beach Clash Tests Desegregation
A civil rights demonstration in South Boston escalated into a rock and bottle throwing clash at Carson Beach. About 500 black and 1,000 white participants involved. eight injured including two policemen and six blacks or whites arrested.
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Boston
Thomas Atkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Atkins
Nixon Signs No Holds Barred Interview Contract
Former President Richard Nixon agreed to a four 90 minute interview series with David Frost covering Watergate and his resignation. The deal, negotiated at Nixon's San Clemente home, gives Frost total editorial freedom with no questions pre submitted and will be distributed worldwide. Networks have shown limited interest and US air date likely after the 1976 elections.
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Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
Nixon
U.S
Frost
CBS
ABC
NBC
Public Broadcasting System
San Clemente
San Diego
White House
United States
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