Nation Bids Final Farewell To Former President Johnson
The nation paid tribute to Lyndon B. Johnson in Washington with services at Congress and National City Christian Church. The 64 year old late president lay in state at the Capitol Rotunda as family friends officials and dignitaries gathered for a final farewell before burial in Texas.
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Johnson
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Marvin Watson
Texas
Coast Guard
Capitol
National City
Luci
Lynda
Patrick Nugent
Charles Robb
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Nixon
Pat
Capitol Rotunda
House
Senate
Texas Ranch
John- John
John F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Mamie Eisenhower
George McGovern
Ohio House seeks study of energy crisis impact
Freshman Rep. Thomas Carney introduces a resolution requesting a Legislative Service Commission study on the energy crisis and its effects on Ohio and residents, due for report by January 1975. The measure awaits committee action as the House and Senate handle new bills and ballot deadlines.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Citizen
Thomas Carney
Youngstown
Legislative Service Commission
Carney
Senate
Ohio Civil Service Employees Association
Plant Buys Coal on Open Market in Energy Shortage
The Columbus Municipal Light Plant began emergency open market coal purchases. A weekly order for 350 tons was placed with a southeastern Kentucky miner to cover an 800 ton coal stock, due to a 10 percent gas cut by Columbia Gas of Ohio. Restoration to 30 day supply expected by early March.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Stemm
Viet Cease-Fire Efforts Rise as Both Sides Prep
Reports from Saigon show over 100 Communist attacks in 24 hours with about 600 Vietnamese casualties. The Preble, a U S guided missile frigate, was hit by North Vietnamese fire off Quang Tri. U S aircraft conducted 298 strike sorties and 90 B 52 strikes across South Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Saigon Command
Vietnam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Preble
Quang Tri Province
Demilitarized Zone
Navy
U.S
Saigon River
Mekong
Logan Trade Club Dinner Honors Gosnell for Service
The annual Logan Trade Club dinner drew 225 attendees at the Logan Armory. Outgoing chairman Robert Gosnell received a plaque from Dr. Thomas Price honoring his terms as director 1967 68 69 president 1970 and chairman 1971 72. New board members Richard Hall Frank Roe and Jim Heinlein were introduced for 3 year terms.
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Logan Trade Club
Logan Armory
Robert Gosnell
Thomas Price
Gosnell
Price
Charlie Bush
Trade Club
Richard Hall
Frank Roe
Jim Heinlein
Abe Leonard
Larry Kitchen
Joe Thomas
Bruce Fickel
John Saving
Herschel Bensenhaver
Ralph Moorehead
Harry L. Smith
Dr. Price
Tom Price
Richard Connelly
Washington D. C
U S Orders Halt To All Troop Moves
Washington issued a stop order on nearly all troop movements to Vietnam as a cease-fire nears. Most units await withdrawal under a Paris peace pact with 60 day post cease-fire withdrawal deadline. Canada Indonesia Poland Hungary named to I C C to supervise truce and an international conference to guarantee peace.
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U.S
Washington
Vietnam
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Paris
South Vietnam
Ottawa
Mitchell Sharp
Canada
Hanoi
Nguyen Duy Trinh
North
Saigon
International Control Commission
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
New Telephone Cable Completed Along Route 664
General Telephone Co of Ohio announced a 36000 dollar project in the Logan exchange to upgrade service and support growth. Logan commercial manager Michael A. Castaldi said the buried cable north of Logan along Route 664N reduces outages from weather and accidents, serving 7419 phones in 308 square miles across Hocking and Vinton counties.
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Logan Exchange
General Telephone Cor. of
Ohio
Michael A. Castaldi
Logan Commercial
Logan
Castaldi
Hocking
Vinton
Ohio Supreme Court to rule on Rhodes candidacy
Former Gov James Rhodes seeks to force Secretary of State Ted W Brown to place his name on the May 1974 primary ballot. Brown rejected Rhodes petitions citing Article 3 Section 2 of the state constitution. Rhodes filed with 2 948 names from 72 counties and a $50 fee. The court action comes amid debate over the two four year terms limit. The issue hinges on whether a former governor may run after a term out. Rhodes secretary aide noted the dispute as the case moves to the high court. The attorney general said Rhodes cannot run, quipping Over my dead body.
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House
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Ohio
Lancione
Columbus
James Rhodes
Ohio Supreme Court
Ted W. Brown
Rhodes
Brown
Petitins
Jim
Teddy
John Brown
Fred Rice
Supreme Court of Ohio
William Brown
Hocking Grand Jury Indicts Six in One Day Session
The Hocking County grand jury met for a one day session and returned six indictments while dismissing three cases after hearing 20 witnesses. Names of the indicted will be released after those freed on bond receive notices. Indictees are to be arraigned before Judge Harley Meyer at 9 a.m. Monday.
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John
Jack) Lanning
Murray City
University Hospital, Columbus
Burns
Hocking County
William and
Lula Lanning
American Legion 420
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mildred
Lester W
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Rex
Buckeye Lake
Donald
Shirley Morgan
Columbus
Harley
Millfield
Myrtle Saulbeamer
New Straitsville
Ethel Emrick
Edith Clayton
Crooksville
Thelma King
Willoughby
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Roy Bookman
American Legion
Greenlawn Cemetery
Hocking County Grand Jury
Harley Meyer
Jerald Allbaugh
Lost Hollow, Inc
Forrest Moore
Robert J. Vernon
Lancaster
Floyd Campbell
Logan
Michael Smith
John Matthias Former Ohio Supreme Court Judge Dies
John Matthias aged 70 and a former Ohio Supreme Court judge died at his suburban Upper Arlington home. The obituary notes his service in the state judiciary and his residence in Columbus area.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Matthias
Ohio Supreme Court
Upper Arlington
Chicago Teachers Reach Agreement on 16 Day Strike
Chicago teachers and the Board of Education announced a tentative agreement after an all-night session. Spokesmen for the Chicago Teachers Union and the board said the deal was reached just after 6 a.m. to end the 16 day strike.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Chicago Teachers Union
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Bobby) Baker
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