Murder Suspects Still On Payroll Rally In Harlan County
UMW presidential candidate Arnold Miller told about 200 miners in Evarts Kentucky that Tony Boyle continues to pay two union officials while jailed on murder charges tied to the Yablonski killings. He cited Albert Pass and William Prater and said he filed a labor department protest.
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Albert Pass
William Prater
Miller
Pass
Middlesboro
Washington
Yablonski
Prater
Harlan County
Boyle
UMW
Tony Boyle
Holl's Town Leader Wins In Record Time at Brandywine
Town Leader driven by Richard Brandt Sr. won the second in a four race series for 3 year old pacers at Brandywine Raceway Wilmington Del. The colt covered a mile in 1 59 1 5 setting an all time best and surpassing 10 000 in earnings this season.
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Jim Myers
Town Leader
Barton A. Holl
Logan
Brandywine Raceway
Wilmington
Del
Richard Brandt Sr
Brandywine
Brandt
Chet Lynn Hayes
Ocean Mouth
Scioto Downs
Big Red Machine
Jackson County Fair
Wellston
Delaware
Socioto Downs
Columbus
Admiral Logan
Holl
Eye Jay Hocking
Pacer
Speedy Hayes
Trotter
Weekend Rain Fails To Deter Park Crowds
Wet weekend weather did not dampen crowds at Hocking Hills State Park in the Hocking Valley. Old Man's Cave Class A camping area was full with units and 30 rental cabins filled plus five reserved for welfare families. Lake Logan drew 225 swimmers, about 800 visitors and picnickers, and around 125 fishermen were reported in the area.
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Hocking Valley
Hocking Hills State Park
Old Man’s Cave
Lake Logan
Weather Update for Ohio From National Weather Service
Patchy fog and low cloudiness formed overnight across most of Ohio due to daytime rain showers and a stagnant moist air mass with light winds. Most shower activity dissipated by early morning and the report notes only limited remaining activity at 6 a.m.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
National Weather Service
Weekend rainfall totals in Hocking Valley reach 1.25 inches
Rain in the Hocking Valley over the weekend measured 1.25 inches. At 11 a.m. today the temperature was 75 degrees under cloudy skies. A warm and humid outlook is forecast for Tuesday.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio radar shows southeast activity with warm humid spell
Radar indicates activity in southeast Ohio with partly cloudy skies this afternoon. Showers stay scattered today as extended Ohio outlook calls for warm humid conditions Wednesday through Friday with possible showers and thundershowers. Daytime highs reach 85 to 90 with 65 to 70 at night. Across the nation widespread thunderstorms strike from New Mexico to New Hampshire with heavy rain in some areas and reports of hail and damaging winds in Wisconsin and northeast Colorado.
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Ohio
New Mexico
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Colorado
Logan High School grid candidates meet at 6 PM
Logan High School varsity football candidates in grades 10 to 12 are asked to meet at 6 p.m. today in front of the LHS stadium and bring fitness clothing. If rain occurs, report to the locker room.
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Logan High School
LHS
Thieu Decrees New Emergency Laws
President Thieu announces a set of emergency laws. The move comes amid political upheaval and aims to stabilize governance and institutions. Details of the decree list scope and enforcement mechanisms.
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Thieu
U S Warships and Planes Strike North Vietnam Across DMZ
Nearly 100 U S B52 bombers and a 13 ship naval task force blasted North Vietnamese positions on both sides of the DMZ in support of a South Vietnamese counter offensive. Strikes targeted Quang Tri and Dong Hoi areas with 2500 tons of bombs while ships destroyed enemy emplacements and storage points. American fighters conducted over 240 strikes in the southern half of the country.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri
Dong Hoi
U.S
Resses
Quang Tri City
U.S. Navy
Shelton
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Viet Reds Mobilize Workers
President Nguyen Van Thieu issued emergency laws granting police powers to curb demonstrations and strikes, ban sensitive news, and allow home raids and shootings under martial law. Violations carry six days to two months for curfew, up to two years and a 1250 dollar fine for strikers.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Vietnam Press
Daley vows support for entire Democratic ticket
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley stated that despite insurgent challenge to delegates at the Democratic National Convention he will back the full Democratic ticket. He emphasized unity within the party and urged voters to continue backing endorsed candidates.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Stock market eases after modest gains in slow trading
In New York prices eased from early gains as trading slowed. The noon Dow fell 0.23 to 922.03 while advances led declines on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Prosecutor and Student Prepare Delinquent Tax Suits in County
Six delinquent tax suits are set for filing in Hocking County Common Pleas Court per County Prosecutor Chris Veidt. Mike Rose, a Laurelville resident and University of Cincinnati law student, researches 20 delinquencies, focusing on larger amounts from 200 to 1600 dollars. Rose checks titles and mortgages. he is married to Judith Graves, daughter of Thomas and Mrs. Rose.
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Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Veidt
Rose
Thomas Rose
Laurelville
Judith Graves
Spy Plane Speed Mark Disclosed Pursuing Air Force Top Award
An SR71 reconnaissance jet set a sustained Mach 3 record lasting 100 percent hour flight covering 15 000 miles at altitudes above 80 000 feet. Pilots Lt Col Thomas B Estes and Maj Dewain C Vick will receive the Mackay Trophy at a Pentagon ceremony. The Beale AFB mission included two round trips across the northern central states and a full circle of the western states.
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Thomas B. Estes
Eubank
Dewain C. Vick
Lorain
Ohio
Pentagon
Beale Air Force Base
Marysville
Calif
United States
Bowers Heights Water Shutoff Through Tuesday Morning
Water will be off in Bowers Heights South Logan from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday while a valve at Florence and Walhending Aves is repaired or replaced. John Shaw of James Guthrie, project engineer, says most lines are laid and the job should finish within 30 days with more taps to be tied in and roads to be paved. Clearfork Construction Co. of Mansfield is the general contractor.
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Bowers Heights
South Logan
Florence and Walhending Aves
John Shaw
James Guthrie
Rioting in Boston After Spanish Festival Turns Violent
Police blame heat and heavy drinking for a rock throwing rampage in Boston sparked after a Spanish-speaking festival. About 2000 people involved, with property damage reported and several injuries.
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Boston
Logan Hocking County School Boards Meet Tonight
Logan school board agenda includes hiring a new head football coach and several teachers plus an assistant principal. Board to approve the 1973 budget, consider leasing portable classrooms, and review resignations. County board to name a successor to Superintendent Frey with Fred Good likely to become chief.
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Logan
Don Young
Laurelville
Logan City
Logan Elm
S-W
George Carter
Don Eggleston
William Miller
Donald Ogg
Merle Ellinger
James Frey
Byte
Fred Good
U S Islum On Espionage Revelations
San Francisco AP reports Ramparts magazine claims U S intelligence can pinpoint Soviet locations and monitor transatlantic calls. Officials would not comment on the article titled U S Espionage A Memoir based on an interview with a man identified as Winslow Peck.
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San Francisco
Ramparts Magazine
U.S
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Department of Defense
Washington
National Security Agency
Ft. Meade
NSA
Ogram Named Commissioner of Ohio Mental Health Division
Dr. Gordon F. Ogram, 51, appointed commissioner of the Division of Mental Health of the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. He will succeed retiring Dr. J. Wylie McGough and assume the post on September 4. Department Director Kenneth D. Gaver announced the move.
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Columbus, Ohio
Gordon F. Ogram
Ohio Department of Mental Health and
Department
Kenneth D. Gaver
Ogram
J. Wylie McGough
Billy Graham Crusade Draws 46 100 in Cleveland
Evangelist Billy Graham praised three open services after 46 100 attended Sunday's Cleveland Municipal Stadium crusade boosting total to 116 465. A staffer counted 1 950 inquirers responding to his call to dedicate their lives to Christ. Tonight's program focuses on youth.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Billy Graham
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Graham
Pioneer 10 Enters Asteroid Belt on Journey to Jupiter
The Pioneer 10 spacecraft now travels through the Asteroid Belt at 56 000 mph on a planned seven month path to Jupiter. NASA Ames researchers estimate a 90 percent chance of safe passage with Jupiter arrival projected for December 3, 1973.
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Mountain View
Calif
America
Jupiter
Earth
Mars
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ames Research Center
Moffett Field
Asteroid
Alaska
Pioneer 10
Mafia Chieftain Eboli Slain In Brooklyn Drive-By
New York AP report states Tommy Eboli a top Mafia figure, 61, was killed in Crown Heights Brooklyn as gangland war widens. He sat in a car when shot and collapsed on a sidewalk. a stolen truck and a rear seat M-3 gun suggest a planned ambush. Over $2000 in cash found on him.
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Eboli
New York
Thomas
Tommy Ryan
Crown Heights
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Manhattan
Joseph A. Colombo Sr
Profaci Cosa Nostra
Little Italy
Joseph
Crazy Joe’ Gallo
North Vietnam Mobilizes All Workers for State Service
North Vietnam ordered all workers mobilized to serve in any capacity or mission. Disobedience could lead to six months to two years of forced labor as the State Council vows compulsory work to support the nation amid intensive U.S. air raids.
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Hong Kong
North Vietnam
State Council
U.S. troop level in Vietnam falls to 47200
The U.S. Command said American forces in Vietnam decreased by 300 to 47,200 last week, the smallest cut in seven weeks. The target now is 39,000 by September 1, with about 100,000 Navy and Air Force personnel not included in the report stationed or operating from bases in Guam Thailand and ships offshore.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Guam
Thailand
Pravda challenges U S Vietnam pullout claim and urges talks
Pravda accuses the United States of faking its withdrawal from Vietnam and calls for peace negotiations based on Communist proposals. Vitaly Korionov writes there is no Pentagon withdrawal, only repositioning American units to different positions.
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Moscow
Pravda
United States
Vietnam
Vitaly Korionov
Soviet Communist Party
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Harley Meyer
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Starr-Washington
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Common
Billy Graham Crusade
Pioneer
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