Israel Urges World Aid for Jews in Arab Lands
The Knesset urged global action to save Jews in Iraq Syria and Egypt and pressed UN rights investigators to probe Arab nations. Prime Minister Meir criticized the U N rights body and Hussein warned of broader war risks as Israeli commandos carried out Nile Valley strikes.
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World and national briefs from Washington to Belfast
Reports claim Soviet leaders weighed a Russian strike on China's atomic sites though Western delegates doubt the tale. Ford and Chrysler plan model price rises for 1970 while youth fares remain through the season. Black workers win a talks phase on construction jobs as projects pause. Rhodes says ghetto property tax exemptions may pass without his signature. Northern Ireland promises broad civil rights and Catholic voting rights. Tricia Nixon leaves Walter Reed after abdominal pains.
Baboon Smoking Study Highlights Difficulties Quitting
In New Orleans a Louisiana State University medical project on smoking includes three baboons, led by caretaker Henry Swanson Jr. The primates smoke heavily, with one named 007 smoking about three packs daily, while the others smoke about a half-pack each, illustrating the challenge of quitting when surroundings promote the habit.
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Swanson
Louisiana State University School of Medicine
Ening
U.S. Curtails B-52 Raids To Reduce War Violence
The State Department said a drop in North Vietnamese infiltration into South Vietnam is significant. The Pentagon disputed that label, noting infiltration is down from last year but could rebound, citing monsoon conditions, stand‑off operations, and rapid redeployment as factors shaping the cycle.
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State Department
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Hanoi
South
Robert McCloskey
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Demilitarized Zone
United States
Big Tree Burns Near City Pool
City firemen fought a large oak near the swimming pool in the Old Cemetery on Market Street for over 22 hours before pulling it down with a truck winch. Officials list the cause as unknown but theorize it may have been started by children playing nearby.
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Johnson and Moore Join Kachelmacher Probate Proceedings
Leslie Johnson and Forrest Moore were granted status as interested parties in the $2 million Kachelmacher estate case by Probate Judge Rhea Bangert Brown. They requested a 15 day continuance to file memoranda and argue new foundation naming for varicose veins research, amid trustee and executor efforts to appoint new trustees and to rename the foundation.
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Leslie Johnson
Kachelmacher Varicose Veins Research Foundation
Forrest Moore
Rhea Bangert Brown
Brown
Johnson
Moore
Hubert Lappen
Rachelmacher
John
South Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Ohio State University Hospital
Dismissal Sought in Ohio State Jobs Labor Suit
A motion to dismiss a civil suit filed by the Joint Organizing Council of the Operating Engineers and Laborers Union against Gov. James A. Rhodes and others argues the case involves Ohio civil service and state law rather than federal violations. The union seeks 20 million dollars over alleged kickbacks in highway work.
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James A. Rhodes
John Andrews
P. E. Masheter
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Highway Department
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Alloway
Ohio Civil Service
Germany Mourns End of Bonanza
West Germany faces a Sunday without Bonanza as the long running PTV series ends. About 20 million viewers watched the weekly adventures of Ben Cartwright and his sons, accounting for roughly 47 percent of Sunday evening TV share.
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Frankfurt
Robert Ferner
Kiel
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Ocean Mouth Wins State Fair Pace at Ohio Fair
Ocean Mouth owned by Barton A. Hall of Logan and driven by Dick Brandt won the $25,800 Director of Agriculture Pace at the Ohio State Fair. The three year old won division wins in 2:03 and a 2:02 4-5 raceoff, with earnings reaching $45,508 for the year and $66,966 overall. Brandt plans next week at Indianapolis Futurity then Detroit trials as prep for Delaware tug on Sept 18.
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Logan
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Detroit
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Duke Duane
August frost nips northeast weather note
August frost and sticky heat linger across the nation with 48 degrees recorded in the Hudson Valley and 78 degrees by 11 a.m. in clear skies. Friday forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions as relief remains distant.
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Heat wave folds across Great Lakes and Northeast
Readings climbed into upper 80s and 90s across the Great Lakes region while the Pacific Northwest and northeastern interior stayed cool. Frost touched parts of New York and Pennsylvania early Wednesday as temperatures eased in the Northeast. Rain drenched the southern Plains and adjacent Rockies with Galveston recording nearly an inch for a 24 hour total of 3.88 inches.
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Bloodmobile Visit Seeks More Donors in Logan
More volunteer blood donors are needed for the Friday Bloodmobile visit in Logan. Only 55 appointments have been made and 100 donors are needed. The Columbus Blood Center requests shifting hours to 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for this visit.
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Columbus Blood Center
Seven Million Rocket and Pioneer 10 Destroyed
Cape Kennedy AP Pioneer 10 a seven million dollar probe to study earth sun relations was wrecked after its booster malfunctioned eight minutes after launch. Ground safety officers detonated charges to stop the Delta rocket as it veered off course. A 45 pound communications satellite also was lost.
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Camille: Thousands of Pets Left Homeless by Storm
Miss Emily Gloeckler of the Florida Association of Humane Societies says Hurricane Camille left thousands of dogs, cats, and other pets hurt and homeless across Louisiana, Mississippi, and Florida. Seabees and guardsmen are euthanizing severely injured animals due to lack of space and food as aid pours in for shelters and rescues. Donations fund care in less damaged areas and the rebuilding of the Gulfport Animal Shelter attacked by the hurricane.
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Fila
Gulf Coast
Emily Gloeckler
Florida Association of Humane Societies
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Mississippi
Florida
Navy Seabees
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Humane Societies
Gulfport
Hanois Stand On Withdrawal Talks Draw Fire
Paris AP dispatch reports the United States pressing for mutual troop withdrawal in South Vietnam while North Vietnam rejects the proposal. U S Ambassador Lodge warns negotiatons impossible without North Vietnamese troop pullout as Thuy denounces the U S demand. In Saigon the weekly toll shows U S, South Vietnamese and enemy casualties easing as the enemy fall offensive subsides.
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Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
Thuy
Saigon
Stocks Holds Narrow Gain Amid Quiet Trading
The New York market edged higher at midday, the Dow Jones up 2.04 to 826.82 as 175 more issues rose than fell. Analysts noted investors paused ahead of Labor Day weekend with a cautious backing and filling pattern likely to continue. The 60-stock average rose 2 to 292.0 as industrials gained 0.7, rails fell 0.1, and utilities slipped 0.1.
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