Seventh Girl Murdered Near Ann Arbor Seeks Clues
In Ypsilanti Michigan an 18 year old EMU freshman Karen Sue Beineman was found murdered in a area where six other young women have been slain. Sheriff Douglas J. Harvey said seven unsolved murders haunt Washtenaw County and noted many similarities to earlier cases but authorities reported no immediate suspects or clues.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Douglas J. Harvey
Washtenaw County
Karen Sue Beineman
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti
College Town
Ann Arbor
Robert C. Hendrix
Michigan
Miss Beineman
William F. Delhey
Harvey
EMU
Curt Stadtfelt
U N observer killed in Suez Canal fighting
The Swedish Maj Bo Plane was killed by Israeli artillery near Port Suez amid an Egyptian Israeli duel. U Thant weighing withdrawal of 91 observers. Egypt resumes air strikes at canal ends. observers at eight posts on both sides. Security tightens as campus killings jolt EMU and Ann Arbor with new safety measures proposed for dorms.
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Associated Press
U.N
Suez Canal
Bo Plane
Port Suez
U Thant
Thant
Egypt
Senecaville Couple Killed By Lightning
A Senecaville area couple, Mr. and Mrs. James Fisk, were killed by a lightning strike during a Sunday storm while gathering hay. The storm toppled trees and damaged power lines near Seneca Lake, with unconfirmed tornado reports in the Massillon and Akron-Canton regions.
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Guernsey County
U.S. Weather Bureau
Sandusky
Massillon
Akron-Canton
Ashland
Holmes
Lakeville
James Fisk
Senecaville
Seneca Lake
Weather Bureau
Hocking Valley Drenched By Thunderstorms
Thunderstorms drenched the Hocking Valley with three quarters of an inch in Logan and .91 in Nelsonville. A poplar limb fell onto an electrical line at West St breaking service for about an hour. Power restored by Ohio Power crews. a few limbs down citywide. Temperature 77 at 11 am with fair, mild weather forecast for Tuesday.
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Hocking Valley
Logan
Nelsonville
West St
West End
Ohio Power Co
James Parkinson
Mercury
State Group Hears Backers of Clear Creek Reservoir
Logan and Nelsonville supporters told the League of Ohio Sportsmen committee at Minerva Park Community House in Columbus that the Clear Creek Reservoir fits flood control plans of the Hocking Conservancy District. Critics argued it would harm regional plants though naturalists disagreed. officials urged reviewing state and federal reports before deciding. Opponents’ hearing is scheduled for August 2 at 2 p.m. with committee members Paugh Lee Schaeffer and Williams present.
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Logan Reservoir
Clear Creek
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Minerva Park
Columbus
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Logan
Nelsonville
Don Johnson
Hocking
Barton S. Hall
Logan Trade Club
Max Davidson
Hocking County Community Improvement Corporation
Bill Miller
Logan Daily News
Dale Walker
West Hocking School Board
Clear Creek Valley
Johnson
Hocking Conservancy District
Miller
Hocking Hills
Harry H. Vannershall
Ohio
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Norville Hall
Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation
Hocking Areas
Hall
Richard Mosely
Jack Frost
Col
C. T. Foust
Department
Army Engineer
William Holliday
Huntington
Army Engineer Corps
Robert E. Leeds
Gahanna
Snortin’ Ridge
Ohio Sportsmen’s Committee
Richard L. Paugh
Ted T. Lee
Earl Schaeffer
Eck Williams
Ohio House studies Senate school tax bill and other actions
The Ohio House returns Tuesday to resolve 85 Senate amendments on a 2.27 billion education tax bill after the Senate raised the price from 1.85 billion. A conference committee will be named to reconcile differences over about two weeks. The Senate plans a Tuesday vote on a 500 million highway bond issue and considers Sunday liquor sales, a 29.5 million pay raise for state workers, and fluoridation. Backers of workers’ comp for black lung miners fight Senate amendments to remove weakeners.
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Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
House
American Federation of State
Robin Turner
Marion
Elections, Commerce and Labor Committee
Typhoon Viola Hits China After Battering Philippines
Typhoon Viola slammed into the south China coast near Swatow after bypassing Hong Kong. The Royal Observatory said winds reached 135 mph and the storm is expected to weaken once inland. At least 22 deaths were logged in the Philippines and Formosa combined due to drownings, landslides, and floods.
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Hong Kong
Philippines
Formosa
South China
Swatow
Royal Observatory
Manila
Mansfield Rusk Look For Viet War Fade Without Negotiated End
Senate leader Mike Mansfield and former Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged that the Vietnam War could drift toward an end without a formal ceasefire if Hanoi remains intransigent. They cited lulls as possible precursors to withering away while Defense Secretary Laird warned of options if major attacks resume. Mansfield suggested Nixon may choose escalation or gradual withdrawal to bolster South Vietnam.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dean Rusk
Montana
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Paris
Hanoi
Mansfield
Rusk
ABC
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Nixon
El Salvador and Honduras Trade Blame Across Border
SAN SALVADOR claims Honduran planes bombed five border towns while Honduras says Salvadoran troops expelled more than 25 000 civilians from their homes amid a cease fire dispute. Mediators in Washington seek peace as each side accuses the other of violating the cease fire that began July 18.
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el Salvador
Honduras
Washington
Ten Killed When U S Helicopter Downed in Vietnam
The CH46 helicopter carrying Marines and a wounded prisoner was shot down in the Que Son mountains southwest of Da Nang killing all ten aboard. A B52 bomber crashed on takeoff at Andersen AFB Guam, with seven missing. Ground fighting saw 105 enemy killed and 12 shellings in the night as lull persisted. the B52 crew hailed from Pease AFB New Hampshire.
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United States
U.S
Guam
Vietnam
Que Son
da Nang
Andersen Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Pease Air Force Base
New Hampshire
4133Rd
America
Good Weekend Crowds Reported At Hocking Parks
Attendance at Hocking Hills state park was strong over the weekend with 10 618 visitors registered over two days. Lake Logan saw lighter attendance due to showers while Old Man's Cave campground hosted 150 Class A units and 44 people in the scout area across Saturday night.
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Hocking Hills State Park
Lake Logan
Old Man’s Cave
Harsh Jr. Dies in Mower Accident at Family Cottage
Robert C. Harsh Jr. 26 of Columbus died Saturday when a rotary mower struck him after he fell from a tractor at the Harsh family summer cottage on Calico Ridge. Dr. Owen F. Yaw ruled it accidental. He leaves a wife Sandra Buckner Harsh, five sisters, his parents, and grandparents. Funeral services were held at Leonard Funeral Home with cremation. Memorial services planned in Asheville.
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Robert C. Harsh Jr
Columbus
Carl C. Harsh
Church St
Harsh
Calico Ridge
Owen F. Yaw
Paul Hartman
Grand Rapids, Mich
Robert C. Harsh
Clara Hickox Harsh
Rock Hill
S.C
Ohio National Bank
First Christian Church
Mansfield
The
Elks Lodge
Sandra Buckner Harsh
David Harsh
Nancy
Becky
Carol
Debora
Claudia
Logan
Leonard Funeral Home
A. Berwick Arms Place
Asheville
N.C
W. Jackson Beverly
Two Minor Incidents Mar Bangkok Visit
President Nixon's Bangkok trip opened with two security scares as he and King Bhumibol arrived for the city keys ceremony. One man hurled an apparent bottle, later found to be empty, and another carried a pistol but was released after being identified as a visiting southern army officer. Nixon voiced reassurance about U S Thai ties amid Southeast Asia tension and Vietnam commitments.
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Bangkok
Nixon
Thailand
King Bhumibol
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Vietnam
Personal Income Jumps For Ohioans
Ohio's personal income rose to 39.8 billion dollars in May, up 9 percent from May 1968, per the Ohio State University Center for Business and Economic Research. May payroll gains across eight major cities ranged from 2 percent in Akron to 21 percent in Dayton, with Canton Cincinnati 5 percent, Cleveland 12 percent, Columbus 11 percent, Toledo 8 percent, and Youngstown 13 percent.
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Ohio
Ohio State University Center For Business and Economic Research
Akron
Dayton
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Youngstown
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