Unity Of Arabs Falling Apart As Jordan Fights Guerrillas
Iraq broke diplomatic relations with Jordan as King Hussein's army pressed a mop-up of Palestinian guerrillas. Sudan denounced Jordan repression and Egypt eyed mediation. About 800 guerrillas were captured or fled. 100 soldiers killed. Jordan renounced the Cairo mediation pact.
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Associated Press
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Hussein
Sudan
Cairo
Israel
Beirut
Jordan River
Syria
Magma Copper deal edges toward end of 18 day copper strike
A tentative three year contract between Magma Copper Co and seven striking unions offers an 92 cent hourly wage rise a 50 percent pension boost and an unlimited cost of living escalator. The agreement affects about 3000 workers as broader nationwide strikes continue in communications rail and shipping sectors.
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Magma Copper Co
Bell Telephone System
Magma
Magm
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
Western Union
CWA
United Telegraph Workers
United Transportation Union
Southern
Union Pacific
Logan High Alumni Elect Officers At Armory Dance Night
Logan High School Alumni Association met Sunday in the LHS auditorium electing new officers for 1972. Attendance included about 35 at the business session and 225 at the Logan armory dance honoring the Golden Anniversary Class of 1921. The 50 year class had 10 members present. gifts were given to notable alumni and the oldest member, Nellie Hansel, was recognized.
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Logan High School
Hocking Hills Country Club
Mabel (Brown) Cooke
Kent
Elizabeth (Beck) Dunham
Cardington
Dorothy Smith
Cincinnati
Elvin (Pert
LHS
Armory
Logan High School Alumni Association
Logan
Logan Armory
Roy Kelch
Delores Burgess Cook
Melissa’ S Horwell Scherst
Ross Adcock
Nellie Hansel
Minnie McBroom
Harold K
Big Smitty) Smith
Association
al Hiorsky
Dark Eyes
Three year old left at Lake Logan found safe with lifeguards
A three year old Logan girl was left alone at Lake Logan beach when her family drove away. Lifeguards noticed she was missing and later found her contentedly sitting with them. Crowds at Hocking Hills State Park were light due to cooler weather with thousands visiting over the weekend.
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Logan
Lake Logan
Officials Question Plans For Reductions In Europe
The Nixon administration is split over a 10 percent initial cut in Central Europe troop levels and the overall approach to mutual balanced force reductions. Debate centers on Berlin and East German status, with Congress pressing for further Europe garrison cuts. NATO coordination shifts target to late Septem ber or early October.
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Nixon
Europe
U.S
North Atlantic Alliance
NATO
National Security Council
United States
Berlin
Congress
South Viets Urge Unity Elections and Cease-Fire
South Vietnam renewed its push for reunification elections with North Vietnam and a cease-fire. The move echoes proposals from 1969 and July 8, amid Viet Cong peace talks and President Nixon’s China visit. U.S. Embassy spokesman Roy W. Johnson outlined the briefing.
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North Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
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Paris
Nixon
China
Roy W. Johnson
United States
Johnson
State Department
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Indochina
Vietnam
North
California City Hit By Outbreak
Riot police and sheriffs deputies cleared the main street of the Mexican American section in Oxnard to quell a disturbance that saw looting and arson including a bank school and pharmacy. Nineteen youths and 20 adults were arrested from about 100 to 150 involved.
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Oxnard
Calif
Antipolice
Cooper Avenue
Asians Hear Nixon Trip Plans From Rogers In Washington
Asian ambassadors meet with Secretary of State William P. Rogers seeking clues on how President Nixon’s forthcoming trip to Peking will affect regional security. They press for assurances that new relations with Red China won’t erode U S commitments to allies from South Korea to Thailand.
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Nixon
Washington
William P. Rogers
United States
America
Rim
South Korea
Thailand
People
Peking
U.S
Red China
Washington- Peking
China
James C. H. Shen
Senate panel to study dwindling energy reserves
The Senate Interior Committee plans a two year, 400000 dollar study of U S energy demands and natural resources. Henry M Jackson chairs hearings with aim to propose a long range fuels program covering now to 1980 and 1980 to 2020. Witnesses warn of shortages as consumption may rise over 200 percent by 2000.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
U.S
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
William J. van Ness
Stock Prices Slip Broadly on Wall Street
New York prices fell across the board as the noon Dow stood at 884.13, down 4.38. NYSE declines outpaced advances nearly 2 to 1 with airlines tobaccos rubber electronics and glamour stocks leading losses while other groups mixed. Analysts cite carryover momentum from Friday.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Ocean Mouth Wins Thriller at Scioto Downs
Ocean Mouth, a chestnut Adios Butler-sired stallion owned by Barton A. Hall, surged between two rivals 50 feet from the finish to triumph at Scioto Downs on Saturday night. Aged Pacer of Ohio led briefly after a turn, with Baby Tears and Batman in a three horse duel. Ocean Mouth clocked 2:00-25 and paid $15.60, $6.60, and $3.80.
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Scioto Downs
Barton A. Hall
Ohio
Baby Tears
Batman
Storms Leave Destruction Across Midwest and West
Violent storms swept the Midwest Sunday night with tornadoes and lightning fatalities. A trailer camp near Eau Claire Wisconsin suffered severe mobile home damage while a forest in Carson National Forest New Mexico saw four deaths from lightning. Gusty winds also battered Missouri Iowa and Illinois towns with temperatures ranging from 43 to 93 as scattered showers persisted in the West.
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Pacific Northwest
Southwest
Carson National Forest
Red River
N.M
Missouri
Illinois
Kirksville
Moline
Burlington
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Marquette
Mich
Thermal
Calif
Chillicothe Girl Killed In Old Man's Cave Fall
A 19 year old from Chillicothe died after a 40 foot fall from the rim trail at Old Man's Cave Sunday. State patrol says she slipped on a log while with James J. LaRock. She was transported from Hocking Valley Hospital to University Hospital Columbus.
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Chillicothe
University Hospital
Columbus
Old Man's Cave
Vicki Simmons
Rim
State Patrol
Hocking Sheriff's Depart
Ment
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking Fairfield County
James J. LaRock
Gun Collectors Meet In Columbus
Nearly 6 000 gun collectors gathered in Columbus for the Ohio Gun Collectors Association meeting. The event showcased antique firearms and was not open to the public. Collectors from most nations of Western Europe attended. A second Columbus meeting is planned for September at the Ohio State Fairgrounds.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Gun Collectors Association
Europe
Ohio State Fairs
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