Border clash report clouds Russo Chinese frontier
Communist China and the Soviet Union traded protests after a clash on the Sinkiang border. Beijing claimed Soviet helicopters and tanks crossed into Sinkiang, while Moscow offered a vague count of casualties. U S officials said the United States will not take sides.
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Tokyo
China
Central Asia
Moscow
Peking
U.S. State Department
United States
Foreign Ministry
Sinkiang
Shalanashkol
Semipalatinsk
Kazakhstan
Tass
Hong Kong
British Crown Colony
Violence Spreads Across Northern Ireland Cities
In Londonderry and Belfast violence erupts with Catholics, Protestants, and police clashing in at least nine towns. Rioters burn streets, police fire on bombers, and six people are hit by bullets. Prime Minister Wilson plans talks as troops may be deployed.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
U.N
United Kingdom
London
Dublin
United Nations
Belfast
Harold Wilson
James Callaghan
James Chichester-Clark
Sloppy man sought in Lennons father slaying
Police pursue a 6 foot 2 Caucasian man armed with a .30 caliber rifle in the fatal shooting of William Lennon 54 father of 11 and golf instructor at Marina Del Rey. Investigators describe the suspect as very sloppy looking and refuse to name him.
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Los Angeles
Lennon Sisters
William Lennon
Lawrence Welk
Marina del Rey
Jimmy Lennon
Colorado
Lennon
Mideast Clashes Continue as U N Studies Outbreaks
Tel Aviv reports Arab machine gunners fire on an Israeli position near the Lebanese border as Israel and Lebanon clash at United Nations headquarters in New York. Israel says it returned fire and Lebanese mortars followed. No casualties reported.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
U.N
New York
Egypt
Jordan
U.N. Security Council
Mt. Hebron
Edouard Ghorra
Yosef Tekoah
Suez Canal
Treasury expert flags tax loopholes in House reform plan
A Treasury expert says the House tax reform bill leaves two key deductions for oil interests intact while capping others, risking wealthy loopholes. Chairman Mills calls the issue a misinterpretation and aims to fix it in conference. Senate action could firm or block changes.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Wilbur Mills
Dark
Conference Committee
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Mills
Group Eyes Use Of Micro Wave For Medical Study
About 20 persons met Wednesday night at Hocking Valley Community Hospital for a preliminary study on adapting micro wave educational transmissions to medical technology. If approved, the program would transmit scientific information from Ohio State University with attendees from Southeastern Ohio medical and nursing personnel hospital administrators and OSU nursing and health service groups.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ohio State University
Southeastern Ohio Medical and Nursing
Ohio State University School of Nursing
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Educational Television Commission
Forest Fire Threatens Alaska towns as Evacuations Begin
A 50 000 acre Alaskan forest fire driven by strong winds presses toward Soldotna area after sweeping Swanson River oil field. Over 800 people evacuated between Kenai and Soldotna with plans to evacuate about 2 000 more in Soldotna Ridgeway Sterling region. Several homes burned though no serious injuries reported amid dense smoke rising to 7000 feet.
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Soldotna
Alaska
Swanson River
Kenai
Soldotna-Ridgeway
Sterling
Oil Import Quota Elimination Urged
Assistant Attorney General Richard W. McLaren urged ending foreign crude oil import quotas saying the system is anti competitive and costly to consumers. He favored a pure market approach with possible low tariffs and criticized claims it preserves reserves or national security.
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Washington
Asst
Richard W. McLaren
Justice Department
Senate
McLaren
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Logan Rt 1 Man Held At Mansfield
Evan Damron twenty from Logan Rt 1 is held by Mansfield authorities awaiting arraignment on attempted breaking and entering charges. A car stolen from a Belville used car lot in Logan is linked to the Mansfield incident, and Damron also faces a Logan police auto larceny charge.
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Evan Damron
Logan Rt. 1
Mansfield
Belville
Logan
Damron
Four Fairfield youths jailed after watermelon raid
Cpl. D J Pierce and Nelsonville police captured four youths at Woodson's Roadside Market on Rt. 33 for a petty theft. The group had two watermelons worth two dollars. Cottermans and Staten, all 18 to 20, pled guilty in Nelsonville mayor's court, fined fifty dollars and costs, and the Cotterman brothers were released after their mother paid one hundred eighteen dollars.
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Fairfield County
Nelsonville
Cpl
D. J. Pierce
State Highway Patrol
Woodson
Rt. 33
Cpl. Pierce
Steve A. Cot
War's Upsurge New Obstacle In Peace Talks
U S Ambassador Lodge says North Vietnam plans a new offensive undermining talks as Washington begins withdrawing 25 000 troops. South Vietnamese negotiator Lam says fighting surge blocks peace. Heavy action north of Saigon and near the DMZ, with B 52s bombing and large enemy casualties reported.
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Paris
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
North Vietnam
Lodge
Pham Dang Lam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
High Point
Quan Loi- An Loc - Loc Ninh
John A. Dowd
Woodbridge
Apollo 11 astronauts honored at historic state dinner
President Nixon toasted Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins as three brave men who carried humanity to new heights. The ceremony at Century Plaza included medals of freedom and tributes to astronauts who inspired national pride amid Vietnam War protests.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Armstrong
New York
Chicago
Moon
America
Washington
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Aerospace Business
Century Plaza
Astro
Nauts
Houston
Vietnam
Avenue of the Stars
Spiro T. Agnew
Aldrin
Eagle
Columbia
Neil
Collins
President
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Friday
Partly cloudy skies with a chance of thundershowers forecast in the Hocking Valley Friday. Morning reading reached 81 degrees after an overnight low of 56. Wednesday's high reached 87.
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Hocking Valley
Researchers Find No Hunger In 2 SEO Counties
Ohio State University researchers report that children in Vinton and Meigs counties Ohio show no hunger or malnutrition in a sample study. The Ohio State Medical Journal notes some children are biochemically at risk though overall hunger is not found.
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Seo Counties
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Vinton
Meigs
Ohio
Appalachia
Ohio State Medical Journal
Hocking Valley Represented At Rivers and Harbors Meeting
Two representatives from the Hocking Valley attended the Ohio delegation meeting of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Columbus. Frost discussed opposition to the Clear Creek reservoir, noted by naturalists and Audubon Society in its latest issue. Present were Fred Marr, Robert Mathhews, Bill Miller, and State Senator Harry Armstrong.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Columbus
Clear Creek
Jack Frost
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Col
Clarence Foost
Army Engineer Corps
Frost
Audubon Society Magazine
Army Engineers
Appalachian
Cincinnati
Ohio Conservation Association
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Engineer Corps
Fred Marr
Robert Mathews
Athens
Hocking
Harry Armstrong
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Solons
Interior and Commerce Departments
Foreign Petroleum Supply Committee
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Logan Rt
Rivers & Harbors Meeting
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