Mitchell defers future plans as Nixon aide hints at 1972 bid
Attorney General John N. Mitchell says he may run Nixon's 1972 re election campaign if asked while preferring Wall Street work. He stresses decisions remain tied to the President and that he would assess organizational needs, though he dislikes power and notes the toll of public office. He denies political repression charges and defends federal prosecutions as legal and based on violations of law.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Clarence Darrow
Mitchell
Associated Press
Wall Street
Justice Department
Inquisitor General
Law and Order
Buttons
Mitchell Toy Poodle Who Was In the Attorney General
Bobby Kennedy
Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander
Bookmobile Schedule For Summer Announced
The Logan Hocking County District Library releases a summer bookmobile plan with weekly stops across Laurelville Union Furnace Stringtown Diamond Haydenville Dicken Addition Rockbridge Green Acres Grocery Hocking Camp South Bloomingville Lake Logan Gore Oroville Murray City Carbon Hill and more dates from June to August.
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Logan - Hocking County
Laurelville
South Perry
Enterprise
Union Furnace
Stringtown
Diamond
Haydenville
Dicken Addition
Bentley’s
Rockbridge
Green Acres
Gibisonville
Hocking
South Bloomingville
Lake Logan
Murray City
Carbon Hill
Gilligan Grants Full Pardon To Ex-Mayor
Governor Gilligan pardons Wilfred P. Wisnieski, freed from 40 of 174 conflict of interest counts after 1968 conviction as Independence mayor. He had probation, no prison term, and now regains eligibility to hold public office. Adahabeah note clarifies Nile passenger boat type.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Wilfred P. Wisnieski
Independence
Cleveland
Wisnieski
Four Killings In West Toledo Apartment Shocks City
Toledo police probe the brutal killings of four people found in a west side Toledo apartment. Victims Earl Jones Judith Fielitz James Stills and Regina Cargile were bound with towels and beaten with a hammer or knife. Detectives call it an execution style murder with no immediate motive.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
West Side
Earl Jones
Judith Mae Fielitz
Jones
James Leroy Stills
Regina Cargile
Miss Cargile
Regina Davis
Ray Vetter
Four Anglers Plead Guilty In Hocking County Fishing Case
Four anglers pleaded guilty at Hocking County Court on fishing without a license. Kelley Stilwell of 225 North Market Street and Glenn Howell of Amanda Road 2 each face 15 dollars plus costs for illegal catches in the Hocking River and Lake Logan on May 30 and June 5. David Demers of Lockbourne Air Force Base and Wayne Sellers of Hemlock were fined 10 dollars with costs. Sellers had the fine suspended for not carrying a fishing license while in Lake Logan on May 31.
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Hocking County
Marvin Nungester
State Game Protector
Kelley K. Stilwell
N. Market St
James Stilwell
Hocking River
Glenn P. Howell
Amanda Rt
Lake Logan
David A. Demers
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Wayne Sellers
Hemlock
Big Bend Regatta Set for June 18 20 in Pomeroy Ohio
The 7th annual Big Bend Regatta will be held Friday through Sunday June 18 to 20. Regatta chairman Bill Grueser outlines events including flea markets, dances, baton twirling contest, frog jumping, boat races under the American Power Boat Association, and arcade rides with chicken barbecues by the American Legion and firemen. Local participation invited. contact Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce for details.
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Big Bend
Bill Grueser
Grande
National Baton Twirling Association
Ohio Association For the Promotion of the
Bull Frog, Inc
Brew Webster American Legion Post
American Power Boat Association
Lorain Outboard Racing Club
Athens Ski Club
American Legion
Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce
Box
Pomeroy, O
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Marion Riggs Ford
Logan Gates
Haning's, Inc
Gilligan
Nile
Logan Federal
North Market St
Davenport
Logan Home Furnishings CO
West Main Street
Logan
Bess
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