Saigon Eyes Equal Chance For Viet Cong Candidates
South Vietnam pledged free elections would give Viet Cong candidates equal opportunities and protection from reprisals, while North Vietnam and the Viet Cong rejected U.S. pleas to reconsider. Saigon also discussed election timing, with Thieu suggesting up to two years.
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Paris
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
United States
Thieu
Pham Dang Lam
Vietnam
Lam
Saigon
Hearing Held For Youth In Guard's Death Case
Steph en Patrick 15 faces murder deliberations at Fairfield County Juvenile Court over the fatal shooting of a security guard at Fairfield School for Boys after Patrick and Roger Craft 17 fled a state institution on May 24. Four witnesses testified as Patrick's fate hinges on juvenile delinquent, diagnostic center, or adult murder charges. Craft had prior diagnostic center action after 11 witnesses testified earlier. Patrick's hearing is expected to run at least one more day.
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Stephen Patrick
Fairfield School
Fairfield County
Patrick
Roger Craft
Marion
Columbus
Craft
AWOL Suspect Caught After Tear Gas Raid
Lancaster Ohio AP reports soldier Marion E. Hupp 19 formerly of Newark is captured in Pickerington after being flushed from a house by tear gas. Police chief Jack McMunn identified him from Army photos as he fled down a street and was found in a garage attic crawl space.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Pickerington
Jack McMunn
Marion E. Hupp
Newark
Hupp
Joseph Kirk
Mc- Munn
Guard units withdrawn and liquor ban lifted in Columbus
National Guard units in Columbus East Side are being withdrawn with 700 of 1200 on duty to be dismissed by noon and normalcy restored. Columbus police and Franklin County sheriff’s office are authorized to lift the liquor sale ban in the city and county ahead of Friday’s schedule.
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Columbus, Ohio
Sylvester T. del Corso
Donald Cook
Columbus Police
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Ohio Education Tax Bill Heads For Floor Vote
After negotiations the Ohio Senate Education Committee backed a $1.86 billion education tax bill headed for a floor vote. A concession removed a mandated portion on how districts spend aid, in exchange for support of two OFA pet bills on teacher aides standards and extra duties contracts, funded by increased taxes including a cigarette tax.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Senate
Ohio Education Association
Big City
OEA
OFA
Clay Faces Re-Sentence On Charge
Former heavyweight Cassius Clay, convicted in 1967 for refusing induction, faces re sentencing by U S District Judge Joe Ingraham who has hinted at a possible sentence reduction. Clay sought draft exemption as a Black Muslim minister and conscientious objector amid appeals alleging tainted evidence from wiretaps. The Supreme Court ordered a hearing to decide if the conviction was tainted.
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Ingraham
Clay
Supreme Court
Weather forecast for Hocking Valley cools Friday
Partly cloudy and cooler weather is forecast for the Hocking Valley on Friday with a high in the low 80s. It was 84 degrees at 11 a.m. today compared to Wednesday's high of 87. The overnight low was 64.
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Hocking Valley
Kennedy Auto Crash Probe Continues
Ed ward M Kennedy faces a continuing investigation into the Chappaquiddick crash. A Registry supervisor said a full report will take time and the license remains suspended until a formal hearing. Miss Mary Jo Kopechne died in the incident on Martha’s Vineyard.
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Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Martha's Vineyard
Cape Cod
Kopechne
Sen. Kennedy
Israeli Jets Down 6 MiGs Over Canal
TEL AVIV AP reports renewed fighting along the Suez Canal as Israeli jets shoot down six Egyptian MiGs amid gunfire across the waterway. Officials cite air strikes against Egyptian positions while Egypt claims higher totals. Nasser warns of renewed offensive and Dayan cautions readiness without near full scale war.
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Tel Aviv
Canal
Nasser
Cairo
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Dayan
Washington-bound farmer caravan stops in Ohio on trek to Washington
A Washington bound caravan of farmers tractors and trucks stayed at Muskingum County fairgrounds in Zanesville and planned to head to Wheeling West Virginia along U S 40. The group seeks higher grain prices and an end to federal subsidies for unused land. About 150 individuals in the caravan passed through Columbus earlier Wednesday and aim to reach Washington on July 30.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Muskingum County Fairgrounds
Wheeling
W. Va
U.S. 40
Redman
Ill
Columbus
Washington
Hocking County Resurfacing Bids Planned Across Two Routes
Ohio announces a four part project to resurface Rt 33 and Rt 278 in Hocking County with bids to be opened at 10 a.m. August 12 in Columbus. The plan covers 3.48 miles of Rt 33 east of Logan, 4.5 miles of Rt 278 from Nelsonville to Rt 595, plus 1.01 miles of Rt 33 in Athens and 0.77 miles of Rt 13 in Glouster.
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Hocking County
State Highway Director
Columbus
Hocking
Logan
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Athens
Glouster
Ohio governor signs uniform holiday observance bill
Governor James A. Rhodes signs into law a bill establishing uniform Monday observances for four holidays. The new schedule sets Washington's Birthday on the third Monday in February, Memorial Day on the last Monday in May, Columbus Day on the second Monday in October, and Veterans Day on the fourth Monday in October. Meanwhile the Ohio Senate considers a separate bill to bar insurance companies from canceling policies without good reason, potentially making Ohio the only state to require noncancelable two year auto policies.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Washington
Ohio Senate
New Liquor Permit Granted for Starr Establishment
C E Jarvis received a C-2 permit for high powered beer and wine carry out at Lanner and Haydenville Roads Starr Two. The Ohio Department of Liquor Control issued one of 32 permits this quota based licensing decision following investigations and quota availability.
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C. E. Jarvis
Lanner
Haydenville Rds
Starr
Donald D. Cook
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Cook
Liquor Control Commission
Apollo 11 Crew In Excellent Shape After Moon Landing
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins landed in the Pacific nine miles from the recovery ship with President Nixon awaiting. Nixon and officials watched as Armstrong reported the craft upright and the crew in excellent condition. The men thanked supporters in a televised farewell and reflected on the mission’s achievement and the team behind it.
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Pacific
Nixon
Neil A. ,Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Moon
Armstrong
Col
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William Rogers
Thomas C. Paine
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Collins
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Agency
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Columbia
Eagle
EMI
Lunar
Logan Sidewalk Days Promotion Sets Outdoor Bazaar
Over 50 Logan retail stores join Sidewalk Days turning Main Street into an outdoor bazaar Friday and Saturday. Merchants move their hottest bargains onto the sidewalks as part of a summer drive by the Retail Merchants Division to position Logan as a regional trade center in the Hocking Valley. Special bargains are listed in the Logan Daily News on pages 12 and 13 with many more ads throughout today’s paper.
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Logan
Main Street
Logan Trade Club
Hocking Valley
Logan Daily News
Apollo 12 Astronauts Plan Longer Moon Walks and Targeted Landing
Apollo 12 crew Charles Conrad Jr Richard Gordon Jr and Alan Bean aim for two moon excursions totaling more than five hours continuing the near equator landing plan. They may launch between November 10 and 17 and will deploy advanced experiments to study moonquakes magnetic field and solar radiation streaming.
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Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Alan L. Bean
Wilmot Hess
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Hess
Gordon
Conrad
Bean
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Fe, Aldrin Jr
Lunar
Moon
Alan B. Shephard Jr
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