Viet Reds Attack Nixon Paris Peace Plan Clash in Talks
At the 142nd Vietnam peace talks in Paris the United States said full troop withdrawal would occur only after a final agreement on all points. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong rejected the plan, calling Nixon's proposals campaign rhetoric and a smokescreen amid ongoing negotiations.
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United States
South Vietnam
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
U.S
William J. Porter
Vietnam
Porter
Pham Dang Lam
Xuan Thuy
Gression
Viet Fighting Surges and Tank Reporting Corrected
Saigon reports 107 enemy killed amid renewed fighting nationwide. A correction clarifies four reported tanks were trucks, while a later field report confirms one tank destroyed with three trucks. U S forces suffer booby trap injuries near Da Nang. a district advisor killed in the Mekong Delta convoy ambush.
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Central Highlands
Highlands
U.S
da Nang
196Th Infantry Brigade
Mekong Delta
POW Interrogations Signal Red Offensive Plans in Vietnam
U S interrogations quote Communist prisoners who describe a two stage winter to spring offensive. The first phase through February involves small attacks on militia posts and ARVN outposts, followed by major assaults from February to May across South Vietnam with Kontum and Hoi An named as probable targets.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Kontum
Central Highlands
Hoi An
Dan Nang
Hocking Commissioners OK Hospital Levy For May Ballot
Hocking County commissioners approved a 0.6 mill operating levy for Hocking Valley Community Hospital to appear on the May 2 primary ballot for five years. The levy would fund debt payoff while keeping the hospital’s finances in the black and begin with the 1972 tax year. They also authorized repairs to clerk of courts records for 4 343 dollars, and supported Petrella's Pizza liquor license application seeking D-2 beer and wine sales. An animal claim for four chickens and two sheep killed by dogs was approved, with prior weeks approving more livestock claims.
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Wm. Lilienthal & Sons
Clerk of Courts Office
James Petrella
Petrella’s Pizza
Hide-A-Way Hills
Ask
Ing
State Liquor Control Board
Kenley Goss
Logan Rt. 2
Nixon to replace Hoover after November election
AP report notes high Nixon administration sources say J Edgar Hoover will resign or move to a board chair role at the FBI following the presidential election. Other items include Ohio welfare inspector general bill revisions, Stans resignation, Peterson as commerce secretary, and market gains with the Dow up 5.94. Mahalia Jackson dies of a heart seizure in Chicago.
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Washington Dispatch
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Maurice Stans
Peter G. Peterson
Stans
New York
Inmates Scale Wall From Ohio Penitentiary
Three convicts crawled through a ventilating system to reach the prison roof at the Ohio Penitentiary. Police captured James Lewis in Grandview, Columbus, while three other escapees remained at large. inmates identified include Gilbert Mannis 33 Donald Ferdinand 34 and James Lewis 33.
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Gen. Morgan
Cardwell
John Morgan
Gilbert Mannis
Stark County
Donald Ferdinand
Franklin
Cuyahoga
James Lewis
Toledo
Two More Nomination Petitions Filed in Hocking County
Two more county officials filed petitions for the May 2 primary in Hocking County. Thelma Keyes of 255 Elm Street seeks reelection as clerk of courts and Francis E. Myers of 394 E. Hunter Sr. seeks reelection as county treasurer. The latest filings include Democrats Milton Campbell of Murray City and Edward F. Dalton of Logan, Republicans John Gillogly of Logan and Green 1.
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Hocking County
County Election Board
Thelma Keyes
Elm St
Francis E. Myers
E. Hunter Sr
Central Committee
Election Board
Milton Campbell
Murray City
Jobs-Coalgate
Edward F. Dalton
Angle Ave
Logan
Snow and Freezing Rain Forecast for Hocking Valley
Weather forecast for the Hocking Valley predicts snow tonight with a possible mix of freezing rain, changing to rain Friday. It notes noon temperature at 23 degrees after an early low of 14, with Wednesday’s high of 36.
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Common Pleas Trial Opens In Sears Theft Case
A jury trial began in Hocking County Common Pleas Court for Orville J. McCoy 25 of 56 S Spring St charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing seven auto batteries valued at 236 55 from the Logan Sears store on Nov 9 1971. McCoy is represented by Forrest Moore and county prosecutor Chris Veidt.
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Hocking County
Nixon Seeks Price Stability as Unemployment Falls
President Nixon told Congress unemployment remains the primary economic enemy and forecasts a brighter outlook. The Economic Report says Phase 2 ends not yet, price controls persist until price stability is secure, and real output rose 6 percent in late 1971. GNP should reach 1.145 trillion in 1972 with most gains real.
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Nixon
Congress
United States
Skyjacker slain after ransom recovered in New York
A stocky gunman hijacked a Mohawk Airlines jet from Albany to New York City demanding two hundred thousand dollars. After 10 hours and a failed parachute threat, an FBI agent shot the hijacker as the plane landed and the ransom money with the captive stewardess were extracted. The hijacker Heinrich von George, 45, was killed. the stewardess Eileen McAllister survived.
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N.Y
FBI
Westchester County
Albany
New York City
Mohawk Airlines
John Malone
Power outage delays Logan Daily News publication
A power outage in the east Logan area delayed the Logan Daily News by more than 12 hours. Ohio Power Co. cited a breaker malfunction at the East Logan substation as the cause after one phase was lost. Service returned fully at 3:05 p.m. with repairs underway and industrial plants temporarily shut down during the process.
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Logan
South Logan
Ohio Power Co
East Logan
East Gateway
Carborundum
Goodyear
Smead
Youth Denies Arson In Mohler Motel Fire
Randy E. Six denies arson in a Mohler Motel fire arraigned in Hocking County Court on four charges. He remains in jail on a $20 000 bond with $5 000 per charge. Additional charges allege arson at Falls Mill Grocery and malicious destruction of property at Falls Mill Grocery. A prior arraignment for Peck's Body Shop arson yielded a not guilty plea and a $5 000 bond. Preliminary hearing was postponed as prosecutors consider consolidation or separate trials.
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Logan Rt. 2
Hocking
Six
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James Stilwell
Daryl Cullison
Logan Police Department
Mohler
W. Hunter St
Paul Hartman
Falls
Chris Veidt
Link With Alleged Mafia Figure Clouds Lindsay Hopes
Anthony M. Scotto, a Brooklyn labor leader identified as a Gambino family captain, has long been near Mayor Lindsay. Scotto helped Lindsay build a political machine, aided port dock projects, and faced but denied mafia-ties allegations while maintaining a working relationship with the mayor.
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Mark Brown
Associated Press Writers
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Anthony M. Scotto
Justice Department
Carlo Gambino
Republican Party
Scotto
International Longshoremen’s Association
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Manhattan
Atty
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