U.S. Increases Air Strikes On North Viet Sites
U S fighter bombers conducted the heaviest raids in over a week on Hanoi Haiphong area targets sinking fuel depots and port facilities. U S losses were not disclosed while North Vietnam claimed many casualties and damage around Haiphong Hue and Quang Tri City amid ongoing ground fighting.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S. Command
Haiphong
Quang Tri
Quang Tri City
Hue
Storms Strike Eastern Half of U S with Hail and Thunder
A cold front from Michigan to Kansas pushed warm humid air over the eastern half triggering showers and thunderstorms. Severe storms hit the midcontinent with hail up to an inch in Kansas while a weakening tropical low affected Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Kansas
Virginia
Hocking Valley Weather Forecast and Temperatures
Partly cloudy hot and humid conditions expected Friday with a chance of thundershowers. Wednesday reached 93 degrees while today at 11 a.m. shows 85 after an overnight low of 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Weather Brief Warns of Heavy Rain Across Regions
The report notes threat of heavy rains with flash flood warnings for Shenandoah Valley, Blue Ridge Mountains, and parts of western Maryland, eastern Florida, and northeastern West Virginia. Scattered showers hit Texas and Virginia while the western U S stayed mostly dry aside from northern Rockies showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Blue Ridge Mountains
Maryland
West Virginia
Appalachian
Virginia
Texas
Florida
Rockies
Paris Talks Resume With Little Change Seen
AP reports Vietnam peace talks resume after 10 weeks with no major shifts. U S Ambassador Porter presents Nixon’s four point plan while Viet Cong delegate Binh sticks to seven point proposal. Hanoi urges end to bombardment if negotiations truly proceed as Le Due Tho may return for more talks.
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Paris
Vietnam
U.S
William J. Porter
Nixon
Nguyen Thi Binh
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
United States
North Vietnam
Politburo
le Due Tho
Henry A. Kissinger
Porter
Koreas
Germanys
Soviet Union
China
Radio Equipment Stolen From Two Airplanes at Diamond Strip
Hocking County sheriff deputies investigate theft of about 5050 dollars of radio gear from two planes at Diamond air strip. Don Gribble reports the loss from the Gribble owned plane, parked in a hangar, on Tuesday night. Tansky Motors owned plane was on the field. Six other aircraft remained undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Diamond Air Strip
Don Gribble
Wood St
Gribble
Tansky Motors
Tansky
Nineteenth Century Focus? McGovern Nominated By Democrats
Senator George McGovern was nominated by the Democrats as tension rose over violence in Ireland where eight people were killed in Northern Ireland amid Protestant and Catholic clashes. IRA leaders indicated a possible truce reconsideration if security guarantees and freedom for operatives were ensured.
Ohio Welfare Residency Law Voided
A three judge U S district panel in Cincinnati ruled Ohio one year residency for welfare invalid. The ruling enjoins state and county agencies from enforcing residency rules and follows similar decisions in other states. Otis Butler and Shirley Butler filed suit through Legal Aid. They had moved to Cincinnati in 1971 seeking aid until work found.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. District Court
U.S
David §. Porter
Timothy S. Hogan
John W. Peck
6Th
U.S. District Court of Appeals
Legal Aid Society
Otis Junior Butler
Shirley Ruth Butler
Arkansas
Otis Butler
Logan Goodyear Names Cox Replaced by Pettus at Marysville
Benjamin F. Pettus Jr is named manager of the Logan Goodyear Tire plant replacing Theodore J. Cox. Cox moves to a new assignment with Goodyear Canada as Sue Aay takes over Hoytt M. Wells role. Edward W. Kissel will become Marysville’s new manager. All changes effective Sunday, July 16. The Logan plant makes urethane foam products for automotive and furniture use.
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Logan Goodyear
Cox
Marysville
Benjamin F. Pettus Jr
Logan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Pettus
Goodyear
Theodore J. Cox
Aay
Hoytt M. Wells
St. Marys
Good
Canada
Edward W. Kissel
Lincoln
Neb
Akron
Ohio State University
Luckey
Two Jets Hijacked: Man Surrenders After Ransom Crises
Two separate jet hijackings ended with surrender. A National Airlines 727 from Philadelphia to Brazoria County, Texas carried 600000 dollars and four hostages before the hijackers relinquished control as authorities intervened. A second American Airlines 727 bound for Dallas yielded 550000 dollars after the hijacker, Melvin Martin Fisher, released 51 passengers at Oklahoma City Will Rogers airport.
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Associated Press
National Airlines
Philadelphia
Texas
Federal Aviation Administration
Brazoria County
Houston
American Airlines
Texas Field
FAA
Philadelphia International Airport
FBI
Tom Herring
St. Louis
Melvin Martin Fisher
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma City
Will Rogers World Airport
Smead Mfg Plans Second Addition To Logan Plant
James Heinlein, general manager, announced a 20000 square foot manufacturing expansion on the west side of the Logan plant with construction to start around Aug 7. Don King Construction Co. of Jackson has the contract. a previous 24000 square foot warehouse addition is near completion by mid August.
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James Heinlein
Smead Mfg. Corp
Logan
Heinlein
Don King Construction Co
Jackson
King
Fischer threatens to quit world chess match over cameras
Bobby Fischer told organizers he will boycott further games unless three hidden movie cameras are removed from the hall. The American challenger, who lost the first game, may skip today’s second game against the Soviet world champion if the cameras remain, after a 30 minute walkout on Wednesday.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Soviet Union
Cleveland man sentenced to 10 to 20 years for heroin for sale
Clarence V. Sonny Coleman, 48, of Cleveland, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary after pleading guilty to possession of heroin for sale.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Clarence V
Sonny) Coleman
Cleveland
Ohio
McGovern Opens Veep Possibilities After Delegates Nominate Him
After clinching the Democratic nomination, Senator George McGovern considers a broad list of running mates. Kennedy spoke by phone offering the No 2 slot, which Kennedy declined for personal reasons. Mentioned as possible vice presidents are Senators Eagleton Ribicoff Hart Nelson Mondale Governors Gilligan Lucey and labor leader Woodcock.
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Miami Beach
Fila
George McGovern
Edward M. Kennedy
Illinois
McGovern
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Nixon
Richard Dougherty
Florida
Reubin Askew
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund
Muskie
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Patrick Lucey
Leonard Woodcock
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Bedlam
Lawrence F. O’brien
British Open lead tightens as Jacklin cards 72
Muirfield Scotland AP Tony Jacklin faces a triple bogey yet holds first in the British Open with 141 after a 72. Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller joint second at 142 after rounds of 72 and 66 respectively. Peter Tupling led after a 68 as play continued.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Tony Jacklin
England
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Jacklin
Peter Tupling
Nicklaus
Ohio Democrats Give McGovern Big Vote Split
Ohio's 153 delegate slate backed Sen. George McGovern by 77 on a divided roll call while Humphrey loyalists and rivals pressed for influence. Delegates criticized convention mishaps and financial support as fallout from the split over leadership and strategy.
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Kenneth L. Davis
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Ohio
George McGovern
Buckeye
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Shirley Chisholm
Jackson
Chisholm
Humphrey
Wayne L. Hays
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Ted Kennedy
Democratic Party
McGovern
Key Biscayne
Frank W. King
Columbus
Mowery Held to Grand Jury in Shooting Case
Robert Jiggs Mowery age 22 of 220 Iron St was held to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing in Hocking County Court Wednesday He is charged with shooting with intent to kill related to a May 22 incident behind the First and Last Chance Bar at 885 W Hunter St Judge James Stilwell kept Mowery s 10 000 bond Prosecutor Chris Veidt called six witnesses including Kenneth Stivson the shooting victim and Herman Henry a BCI investigator Evidence presented included a 12 gauge shotgun a discharged shell and pellets all tied to the shooting but attorney Richard Gerken objected saying they were not identified with the defendant The judge overruled the objection and said there was probable cause
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Robert
Jiggs) Mowery
Iron St
Hocking
Mowery
Richard Gerken
First
W. Hunter St
James Stilwell
Stilwell
Chris Veidt
Kenneth Stivson
Donald Stivson
John Wells
Logan
Daniel Kornmiller
Herman Henry
BCI
Steve Molnar Jr
Gerken
Judge to rule July 26 on Kentucky drilling case
U S District Judge Carl Ruben said he will rule July 26 on Kentucky Drilling and Operating Co v city of Logan over drilling at the old No 1 Kachelmacher well near the Carborundum plant. The zoning board rejected a non conforming permit and the city council then barred oil and gas wells citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Carl Ruben
Columbus
Kentucky Drilling and Operating Co
Logan
Kentucky Drilling
Kachelmacher
Ruben
City Zoning Board of Appeals
Neal Dillon
Zoning Board of Appeals
Mildred Stevens
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THE
Ireland
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Seamus Twomey
Irish Republican Army
Battle of the Boyne
Portadown
Londonderry
Lurgan
Smead Mfg
Gilligan's
Veep
Bulletin
Lavelle
William Lavelle
Executive Committee
John Jones
Jack Sklar
Hays
Joseph E. Cole
Robert van Heyde
the Post
Cole
Cole National Key Co
van Heyde
Morton Neipp
Kentucky
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