Nixon to Face Four Reporters in televised Q A
President Nixon will conduct a one hour TV radio conversation with four reporters from ABC CBS NBC and PBS tonight at 9 EST from the White House. He would consider a similar session with writers and editors if agreed upon and questions may cover broad issues rather than current events.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Howard K. Smith
American Broadcasting Co
Eric Sevareid
Columbia Broadcasting System
John Chancellor
National
91st Congress Fails To Overcome Impasse
Washington AP reports the 91st Congress adjourned after a lame duck session with major bills blocked by filibusters. The Senate shifted SST debate to the 92nd Congress while funding and spending continued to March 30. Historic salary rise noted. key reforms and constitutional amendments stalled.
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Washington
House
Senate
92Nd
Congress
Transportation Department
Room Rates Rise at Hocking Valley Hospital
Administrator David Arledge announced a rate increase at Hocking Valley Community Hospital effective January 1. Semi private rooms rise from $30 to $36 per day and the private room increases from $36 to $43. The hike reflects rising salaries and supplies costs, the first since June 1969. Other area rates are listed for Mount St Mary, Lancaster-Fairfield, O'Bleness Memorial, and Berger Hospital.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
David Arledge
Arledge
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Lancaster - Fairfield Hospital
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens
Berger Hospital
Circleville
Cougar Kills 12-Year-Old Boy Near Lytton BC
Lawrence Wells, 12, was attacked while playing near his home in Fraser Canyon. He was dragged from a culvert by a cougar and died before his father could aid him. The cougar was shot by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Lytton
B.C
Lawrence Wells
Fraser Canyon
Vancouver
John Wells
Wells
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stock Market Opens Lower in Early 1971 Trading
New York stock market opens with a loss concentrated in blue chip issues during early afternoon trading in 1971.
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New York
Rhodes To Dedicate New Hocking Lodge
Gov. James A. Rhodes and state and local officials will dedicate the new dining lodge at Old Man's Cave on Wednesday at 11 a.m. The ceremony includes unveiling a plaque to be moved to a permanent site later this year. The project, valued at 4.5 million dollars, is part of Ohio recreation facilities for the people of Ohio.
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Rhodes
New Hocking Lodge
Old Man’s Cave
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Melvin Rebholz
Dep
Uty
Department of Natural Resources
Rebholz
Fred Marr
Harry Armstrong
Ben Drager
Ohio Recreation and Ressources Commission
Logan Trade Club
Bus Loading Zone Moved To Main St
Mayor Merril B. Haney and Service Director James F. Parks INSON announced a new loading zone for Lake Shore System buses on the north side of Main St East of the alley between Market and Spring. They expect a net two to three additional parking spaces downtown for citizens and merchants.
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Main St. North Side
Merril B. Haney
James F. Parkinson
Lake Shore System
Main St
Market St
Spring St
Ambrose
Brandt
U S Bombers Hit North Viet Nam In Border Areas
U S B52 bombers attacked North Vietnamese positions in South Viet Nam marking the first strike in a month. Six bombers dropped 180 tons near the demilitarized zone and Laotian border along the A Shau valley. In Mekong Delta clashes 21 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong were reported killed. four South Vietnamese soldiers died and 12 were wounded. Three Americans were killed and 14 wounded in scattered actions and booby trap incidents across the country.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
A Shau
U Minh
Mekong Delta
U.S
Better Safety Laws Demanded After 66 Die At Soccer Game
London officials pressed for a stadium safety overhaul after a Glasgow disaster that killed 66 and injured 145 at Ibrox Park. Rangers and Celtics officials faced scrutiny as authorities pledged inquiries and possible government aid for stadium improvements.
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London
Glasgow
Britain
Rangers
Celtics
Ibrox Fark
Clive Mitchell
John
Blizzard Rake Hits Central U S Heavy Snow Stops Traffic
Snow blankets the central United States from the Rockies to the Great Lakes with a foot of snow. Thousands of motorists abandon plans to return home as highway traffic halts across several states, led by Iowa and Nebraska.
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Rockies
Great Lakes
Iowa
Nebraska
Rainfall and Winter Storm Toll Across Midwest and Ohio
Overnight rainfall in the Hocking Valley reached three quarters of an inch as temperatures hovered around 19 degrees at 11 a.m. A storm roared from New Mexico to Minnesota with winds up to 50 mph, causing six deaths, airport closures, and makeshift shelters in diners. Snow totals reached three inches in northwestern Ohio before melting to slush, while a cold front and showers shift to snow flurries tonight. The National Weather Service expanded a flash flood alert to include the Hocking Valley and seven eastern Ohio counties.
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Hocking
Kansas
Missouri
Utah
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Illinois
Minnesota
Ohio
National Weather Service
Hocking Valley
Logan
Second Union Leader Joins Gilligan Cabinet
Martin J. Hughes of Cleveland named by Gov-elect John J. Gilligan as director of the Department of Industrial Relations. Hughes, 49, is assistant to the international vice-president of the Communications Workers of America. He is the second union officer chosen for a cabinet post after William B. Garnes of Cincinnati for the Bureau of Employment Services. Hughes is a long-time union official with three years in the Army and extensive work in Washington as a legislative liaison.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martin J. Hughes
Cleveland
John J. Gilligan
Department of Industrial Relations
Hughes
Gilligan
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
William B. Garnes
Cincinnati
United Auto Workers Union
Bureau of Employment Services
Marty Hughes
Youngstown
Washington
CWA
Frederick C Juergensmeier Dies At 74
Frederick C Juergensmeier 74 of 322 Mound St died Sunday at Mount St Mary Hospital after a long illness. He retired as secretary treasurer of Logan Clay Products Co. after 50 years. A World War I Air Force pilot and longtime American Legion member, he is survived by wife Elizabeth a son William of Millersport a daughter Christina Haggerty of Loveland Colo two grandchildren and a sister in Washington. Funeral at Roberts Funeral Home 2 p.m. Wednesday. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Family visitation times listed.
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Navy
Logan
Christian
Sarah Ackers Juergensmeier
Logan Clay Products Co
American Legion
Logan Rotary Club
Elizabeth
William
Millersport
Donald
Christina) Haggerty
Robbers Crash Cleveland Party for $1049 Loot
Two men about 30 and a teenage girl forced entry at a Berwick Road East Side home early Sunday. They demanded guests lie on the floor and fled with money jewelry and personal belongings totaling about 1049. Police noted the girl helped collect items from nine guests and the hostess.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ethel Williams
Berwick Road
Legislature Convenes Amid Bills Taxes Redistricting In Play
Ohio lawmakers open the 109th General Assembly with 175 to 200 bills prepared for intro duction as the session starts. Taxes and congressional redistricting loom large while 18 year olds, divorce laws and other issues rise for debate. Governor Rhodes bids farewell Tuesday as Gov elect Gilligan readies a new state of the state plan after January 11.
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Columbus
Ohio
109Th General Assembly
Dave Johnston
Legislative Service Commission
General Assembly
Assembly
Senate
House
James A. Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
GOP
Kachelmacher Clinic Opens at HVCH This Friday
The Kachelmacher Memorial Vascular Clinic begins Friday 10:30 a.m. at Hocking Valley Community Hospital directed by Dr John J Crawley of Cincinnati. It will offer diagnosis treatment and consultation for varicose veins chronic venous insufficiency and related conditions with referrals as needed.
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Kachelmacher
Nils L. C. Rachelmacher
Nadine Hampson
David Arledge
HVCH
Hocking
Fairfield
Athens
Perry
Vinton
Roy Bontrager
Crawley
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Kachelmacher Memorial, Inc
Laird Sees Japan as Keystone in Pacific Defense
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird moves toward closer ties with Japan to fill potential security gaps as U.S. draws down forces in Asia. Japan, with over 100 million people and strong industry, could assume a pivotal defense role, though Japan may resist such a trust. Laird plans a mid year visit to Japan to build rapport with defense officials.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Japan
Laird
Asia
U.S
Cials
Laird Associates
NATO
Pentagon
Pacific Area
China
United States
Western Pacific
Volunteers Sought to Dismantle Logan Christmas Decorations
Volunteers are needed Sunday to take down Logan's Christmas decorations after the holiday season. Report at 8:30 a.m. in front of the courthouse. The decorations will be stored in the Logan Trade Club building at the fairgrounds.
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Logan
Logan Trade Club
Fairgrounds
Mideast Peace Talks Resume Soon At U N
Israel and Egypt plan resumed indirect negotiations under Gunnar Jarring at the United Nations. Israel's Yosef Tekoah and Egypt's Mohammed Hassan el Zayyat will meet Jarring, while Jordan contemplates a moderator change and Abdul Hamid Sharaf arrives in New York.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Gunnar V. Jarring
United Nations
Yosef Tekoah
Tel Aviv
Jarring
Golda Meir
U.N
Mohammed Hassan el Zayyat
Anwar Sadat
New York
Toda
Jordan
Muhammad Il el Farra
United States
Abdul Hamid Sharaf Jarring
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Ibrox Park
Ibrox
Denis Follows
Football Association
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Frederick C. Juergensmeier
Frederick C
Fred) Juergensmeier
Mound St
Johnston
State Apportionment Board
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ted W. Brown
Kachelmacher Clinic
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