Manchurian border quiet after clashes across river
Moscow reports no casualties yet on the weekend battle on Damansky Chenpao island as Pravda cites near total Soviet vote. Generals say Red China sent up to 2500 infantry in waves under artillery. Other dispatches note arms talks progress and a Pact summit in Budapest.
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Moscow
Pravda
Damansky- Chenpao
Ussuri
Communist Party
Vasily Lobanov
Pacific Ocean Frontier District
Red China
Bridge Repairs Close Capp Rd for Two Weeks
Bridge on Capp Road in Benton Township over Pine Creek will be closed for about two weeks for extensive repairs, County Engineer George Mara announced today.
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Capp Rd
Benton Twp. Rd
Pine Creek
George Mara
281 Reds Slain In Viet Sweeps By Allied Troops
In Saigon area and Mekong Delta fighting, U S Thai and South Vietnamese forces killed 281 enemy troops and uncovered 40 graves with 152 more bodies south of Da Nang. U S infantry from the 9th Division reported 131 Viet Cong killed in five Mekong Delta clashes over the weekend.
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Viet
Saigon
USS
Mekong Delta
da Nang
U.S
Mekong
Ben Tre
Cai Be
Thailand
Black Panther
1St
Air Cavalry Division
25Th
1969 Ohio Auto Licenses Go On Sale Today
Sales of 1969 Ohio auto license plates began this morning with Mrs Mary Blosser deputy registrar noting booming business. First tag went to Myrtle Larimer 143 Maple St license Y 51 H. About 1500 sets were reserved with office hours 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m daily except Sundays at 297 E Main St. Blue and white tags are issued. Deadline to display new plates is 12 01 a m April 16.
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Ohio
Mary Blosser
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Myrtle Larimer
Maple St
Ohio Senate to study bill delaying court ordered property assessment
COLUMBUS Ohio AP The Ohio Senate Ways and Means Committee chaired by Sen Michael J Maloney will review a bill to postpone a court ordered real property assessment until 1972 He warns a statewide 40 percent assessment could cause financial chaos and notes current rates vary from 30 to 44 percent with an average of 37 6 percent The board begins hearings March 24 and failure to act risks contempt of court proceedings Hamilton County would lose about 9 52 million in taxes if 40 percent is enacted. The legislature reconvenes tonight at 8 p m.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Ways and Means
Michael J. Maloney
R-7
Cincinnati
Maloney
State Board of Tax Appeals
van Wert
Hamilton
Tax Board
Supreme Court
High Court
Hamilton County
House
Senate
Israel Attacks Jordan Bases as Meir Forms Gov't
Israeli warplanes struck Jordan for a second straight day hitting suspected Arab guerrilla bases near the Gilad mountains southeast of the Sea of Galilee. Four to five planes pounded gun positions after shells hit Israeli settlements. Earlier Sunday, bases in Jordan were hit. Beirut sources claimed six jets shot down. Israel reported all planes returned safely. Prime Minister designate Golda Meir presented her new government to the Knesset and urged direct negotiations for a regional peace. The Lebanese army said an Israeli patrol entered Lebanon Sunday and was repelled. In East Jerusalem, four Arab houses tied to a sabotage ring were demolished by security forces.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan
Gilead
Sea of Galilee
Amman
al Fatah
Golda Meir
Knesset
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Lebanon
Show To Benefit Minnie Bowen Fund at Logan High
A stage show Thats Entertainment will be at Logan High School auditorium at 8 p m April 11 and 12. Proceeds go to the Minnie Bowen scholarship fund. The program features individual variety acts with Joe Murtha and Mrs Ruth Wilkin son as co chairmen.
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Logan High School
Minnie Bowen
Joe Murtha
Ruth Wilkinson
St Patrick’s Day Parade Draws Record American Turnout
Hundreds join the St Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin while Chicago dyees the river green. In New York the Ancient Order of Hibernians staged the 207th annual parade with 345 contingents totaling 27 000 marchers. Dublin’s gala featured Bobby and Maria Shriver among prominent marchers as Ireland and the U S exchange greetings.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Chicago
Grogan’s
Boston
New York
Savannah
Order of Hibernians
Emerald Isle
Bobby Shriver
Maria
Sargent Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Irish Tourist Board
Albany
N.Y
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Jack Lynch
Northern Ireland
Republic
Michael Delehunty
Montclair
N.J
Hibernians Fraternal Organization
Richard J. Daley
William Jones
Waterford
Air Paratroopers Open War Games in South Korea
1320 U S paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne leaped into South Korea near Seoul in the Focus Retina exercise, the longest air operation to North Han River from Fort Bragg. Maj Gen John R Deane Jr and Medal of Honor sergeant J C Charles Morrison led the drop amid North Korean protests.
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U.S
South Korea
Bragg
N.C
North Han River
Seoul
Okinawa
North Carolina
John R. Deane Jr
J. C
Charles D. Morris
Vietnam
North Korea
Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
James B. Knapp
United Nations Command
U.N
Logan High Band earns superior at district contest
Logan High School band in the District XIII Ohio Music Education Association contest at Hastings Junior High School Upper Arlington received a superior rating. Logan and Grandview Heights were the only B-1 bands to earn this rating and qualified for the state contest on April 19.
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Logan High School
Ohio Music Education Association
Hastings
Upper Arlington
Logan
Grandview Heights
al Horsky
LHS
Castellucci
Williams
Nelhybel
Robert Fleming
Warren
Wayne Reger
Massillon
John Shaffer
Medina
Anthony Violi
Steubenville
Logan Band
Dale Derr
Gilbert Helber
David Sellers
Danny McDaniel
Albert MacPheron
C. C. Chute
Death of H R Moore at 67 in Lancaster area
Harold R. Moore known as Bob Moore 67 formerly ran Moore’s general store in Gibisonville and later worked for Globe Security at Anchor Hocking Plant 2 Lancaster He also served 25 years as a Columbus streetcar motor man Survived by wife Maude Notestone stepson Wayne Notestone stepdaughter Violet Redd sister Delbert Davis and other relatives Funeral set for Wednesday at Frank E Smith Funeral Home Lancaster with Masonic services scheduled prior
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Harold R
Bob) Moore
Gibisonville
Lancaster
Moore
William and
Nada Gibison
Globe Security Co
Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation
Moore's
Columbus
Maude Notestone
Tick Ridge
Wesley Chapel
Wayne Notestone
Zanesville
Violette Redd
Delbert Davis
Logan Rt. 1
Evelyn Kuhn
Springlike Warmth Moves Into Hocking Valley
A springlike warmup arrives with a sunny high near 70 degrees expected Tuesday. At 11 am today it was 55 under sun, one degree above Sunday's 54. The overnight low dipped to 17.
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Hocking Valley
Cemetery Cleanup Named For Easter Season
John Eberst the sexton at Oak Grove Cemetery asks that winter flowers and decorations be removed to allow a spring cleanup. Improvements including berms along paved drives are planned and grass-cutting will begin soon.
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John Eberst
Oak Grove Cemetery
Eberst
Former Hocking Youth Shot To Death In Robbery
Columbus police faced a lack of clues in the murder of 19 year old Harry Glen Ice shot during a service station robbery. Ice was found behind the ear with an open safe nearby and about 130 dollars taken. He is survived by his parents a sister a brother and two grandmothers with funeral services scheduled in Columbus.
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Columbus
Carbon Hill
Paul D. Iee
Wendy
Kean McclIntyre
Weldon
Nelsonville
Amy Green
Kelly Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Aid Officials Battle Strings On Loans To Nations
Washington AP reports a clash between AID and Treasury over how U.S. foreign aid loans are spent. Treasury advocates positive lists enforcing use of American goods to curb the balance of payments drain, while AID argues the policy hampers aid effectiveness. Disputes affect Chile Bolivia and Colombia loan programs.
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Eign
Treasury Department
U.S
Agency For International Development
Treasury and Commerce Department
Chile
Bolivia
Colombia
155 Die in Venezuela Jet Crash Killing Americans
The Ven a zuelan VIASA DC9 crashed after takeoff from Grano de Oro airport near Maracaibo. At least 47 of 84 passengers were Americans and the death toll rose as rescue teams searched wreckage and the ground. Authorities recovered the flight data recorder and were studying the final moments of the flight.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Miami
VIASA
Grano de Oro
U.S
la Trinidad
Ziruma
New York City
Ziruna
Mara
New Fireman Begins Duties in City Fire Service
Charles Workman 21 formerly of Columbus starts as city fireman filling the vacancy after Assistant Chief Gary Hiles resigns. He is the grandson of Charles S. Workman and Mrs. Workman of Harvey Chapel Road and resides at the Carlin Tourist Home in Logan. His wife Janet will join him when housing is found. Another new fireman is expected soon bringing the force to six men.
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Charles Workman
Columbus
Gary Hiles
Charles S. Workman
Harvey Chapel
Carlin
Logan
Janet
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William P. Fay
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