National Air Traffic Controllers threaten strike over investigation
The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization warns it will not tolerate further government probes into last week's slowdown, signaling a potential crisis as 250 to 300 controllers called in sick. FAA probes continue under Secretaries Volpe and Shaffer, with threats of action if rules are broken.
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Washington
Flower
James R. Ban
New York
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Department of Transportation
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
FAA
John H. Shaffer
Shaffer
Jack Maher
Maher
Safety Committee
SDS Splits Into Factions After National Convention
The Students for a Democratic Society divides into two rival groups. The regular faction elects Mark Rudd as national secretary while the Progressive Labor faction names John Pennington as national secretary and Alan Spector as educational secretary. Both factions claim to be the real SDS and hold separate news conferences.
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Chicago
Students For A Democratic Society
Mark Rudd
Columbia University
SDS
Progressive Labor Party
Coliseum
John Pennington
Alan Spector
Pat Forman
Fred Gordon
Rudd
Jeffrey Jones
San Francisco
Goodyear Increases Tire and Tube Prices
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co announced price hikes from 1.5 to 5 percent on tires and tubes, effective July 1. Vice president C A Eaves cited rising labor, materials and distribution costs as the reason.
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Akron, Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
C. A. Eaves
New French Chief Appoints Liberal As Foreign Minister
Maurice Schumann, longtime European integration advocate, becomes French foreign minister in Pompidou cabinet. Giscard d Estaing named finance minister, signaling a liberal shift. Debre moves to defense as Gaullists push for continuity. Schumann opposed De Gaulle on Britain’s Common Market.
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Liberal
Paris
Maurice Schumann
Europe
Georges Pompidou
Schumann
Giscard d’Estaing
Pompidou
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Chaban-Delmas
Michel
Debre
Popular Republican Movement
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
de Gaulle
Independent Republicans
Ohio Assembly Reconvenes with Bills on Agenda
About a dozen bills were up for votes as the 108th Ohio General Assembly reconvened in Columbus. Most controversial moves stayed at the committee level with actions on juvenile due process, airline gross receipts tax, dollar bonds for housing in slums, Sunday liquor sales and fluoride mandates slated for hearings.
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Columbus
Ohio
108Th
Ohio General Assembly
House
Senate
Elections
Commerce and Labor Committee
House Health and Welfare Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Ways and Means Committee
Mrs. John Elias Former Teacher Dies in Glouster
Mrs. John Elias a former schoolteacher of Hocking County died early Sunday at 12 Re public Ave Glouster She was born in Carbon Hill daughter of John and Ellen Powell Connor widow of Dr John H Elias died 1964 She served as church music director and organist at United Methodist Church Glouster Funeral 10 a.m Wednesday Van Fossen Funeral Home Glouster Reverend John Devol officiating Burial Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville Friends may call 2 4 and 7 9 p.m Tuesday at the funeral home She is survived by sisters Maude Love Bexley Mary E Connor Logan brothers Charles and Gomer Connor Logan and two nieces and a nephew
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Margaret Elias
Republic Ave
Glouster
Hocking County
Carbon Hill
John
Ellen Powell Connor
John H. Elias
United Methodist Church of
Priscilla
Maude Love
Bexley
Mary E. Connor
Logan
Charles Connor
Gomer Connor
van Fossen Funeral Home
John Devol
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Parks Draw Big Crowds at Hocking Hills State Park
Park attendance reached 9,906 over the weekend with 3,854 on Saturday and 6,052 on Sunday. At Old Man's Cave, 136 camping units filled the Class A area while 29 spilled into the primitive area and 66 Boy Scouts used the scout camping grounds amid rain and cool air.
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Hocking Hills State Park
Lake Logan
Old Man's Cave
Judy Garland Found Dead in London Home at 47
In London the death of Judy Garland, famed for The Wizard of Oz, is reported as sudden and mysterious but not a suicide. Scotland Yard says no foul play. autopsy planned. Garland had cirrhosis liver and a history of personal turmoil including multiple marriages and public struggles.
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London
Judy Garland
Miss Garland
Dorothy
Mickey Deans
Scotland Yard
Phillip Lebon
Deans
New York
Gina Dangerfields
Judy
Newsmen
Frances Gumm
Grand Rapids
Minn
Fire Destroys New Lexington Jones Boys Store
An early morning blaze destroyed the Jones Boys discount store in New Lexington, causing about 250000 dollars in damage. Stiffler Stores, Inc. announced plans to rebuild the store, which had been open for roughly one month.
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Jones Boys
New Lexington
Stiffler Stores, Inc
Rotarians To Hear State Auditor Cloud
Logan Rotary Club will host State Auditor Roger Cloud at Blosser's Restaurant for this evening's weekly dinner meeting. Cloud will discuss state finances and audit matters with club members and guests.
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Roger Cloud
Logan Rotary Club
Blosser’s
Arabs Israelis Trade Blows In Mideast Fighting
Dozens of Egyptian troops crossed the Suez Canal but Israeli forces repulsed them, killing at least three. Israelis also crossed into Jordan south of the Sea of Galilee and attacked Jordanian artillery positions, rupturing the East Ghor canal. Egypt claims 18 Israelis were killed.
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Associated Press
Suez Canal
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
East Ghor
Ghor
Quantara
Cairo
Logan Jaycees Appeal For Return Of Surveys
Logan Jaycees urge the 2000 mailed attitude survey forms to be returned this week. About 75 percent have been sent back so far and the group plans to compile results by week end for publication in the Logan Daily News.
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Logan Jaycees
Jaycees
Logan Daily News
Harry Seurkamp
Walnut St
Logan
Viet Reds Besiege Special Forces Camp in Central Highlands
North Vietnamese forces attacked the Ben Het camp and two outposts, surrounding the base with about 2000 enemy troops. One American killed and five wounded at the camp, while South Vietnamese casualties included a civilian irregular killed and 11 wounded. The siege persists amid heavy bombardment and regional artillery exchanges.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
Ben Het
U.S
Green Beret
Burger Sworn In as 15th U.S. Chief Justice
Earl Warren retires after 16 years as chief justice. Chief Justice Earl Burger takes oath at 10 42 a m in a simple ceremony. President Nixon addresses the court and outlines Warren s legacy of fairness dignity and integrity. Four justices pledge to follow on bench activity restrictions.
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Washington
Warren Earl Burger
United States
Earl Warren
Nixon
High Court
Warren
Burger
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
U S Battalion Is Going Home In Name Only
The 3rd Battalion 60th Infantry slated to fly to the United States for demobilization on July 8 leaves behind a 900 man composite unit. Soldiers with months left forecast transfers to other units as others finish tours. Pentagon plans August draft of 29 500 andArmy strength cut by 13 000 amidst Vietnam withdrawal.
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Dong Tam
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Paul Caputo
Brooklyn
N.Y
Nixon
60Th Infantry
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
United States
Washington
Pentagon
Fulbright Seeks New Vietnam Hearings
Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold new hearings to reevaluate U S policy in Vietnam, said chairman J W Fulbright. He cited President Nixon s Midway meeting with South Vietnamese president Nguyen Van Thieu and Nixon s Academy speech as confirming fears of no Johnson era policy change. No starting date announced.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Vietnam
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S. Air Force Academy
Storms Kill Five in Missouri Lead Belt
Tornadoes killed five people and injured more than 30 in the Missouri lead mining belt south and east of Farmington and Old Mines. Roy Pratt and his eight year old son died in a frame dwelling collapse. two Pratt relatives were injured. Jacob and Herman Herbst died in Farmington area twister damage. A Carbondale Illinois motorist died when a tornado lifted his car near Farmington.
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Old Mines
Missouri
St. Louis
Roy Pratt
Francis
Pratt
Jacob
Herman Herbst
Farming
Tornadoes strike central Kansas and Ohio causing extensive damage
Severe storms, including tornadoes, near Salina and Jeffersonville injure about 100 and cause over ten million dollars in damage. Salina airport lay battered as 37 of 43 planes were damaged in the city of 40,000. Homes and businesses suffer major losses while Dayton and Columbus report heavy rainfall.
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Kansas
Salina
Floods Swamp Red Boiling Springs and Surrounding Areas
Flash floods swept through Red Boiling Springs Tennessee with homes washed away in nearby Macon County and Allen County Kentucky. Police reported possible missing persons though no deaths confirmed as Trammel Creek overflow created hazardous conditions near Adolphus and Mount Union.
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Red Boiling Springs
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Macon County
Allen County
Kentucky
Trammel Creek
Adolphus
Mount Union
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Ohio Assembly
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Laos
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Fulbright
Hocking Valley
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