British Prime Minister Faces Labor Party Revolt
Reports from London say an internal plot within Harold Wilsons Labour Party to replace him may be imminent. Rebels discuss a no confidence vote as Wilson pushes summer anti strike laws drawing opposition from unions. Potential successors named include James Callaghan Denis Healey and Roy Jenkins.
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London
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Wilson
House of Commons
Commons
Trade Union Movement
U S Officials Demand End To Campus Violence
U S officials led by Attorney General Mitchell use Law Day events to press for an end to campus disorder. He urged university and local authorities to enforce laws, noting violence threatens the legal system. Reports describe sit-ins at Columbia and Stanford and clashes with police as campuses confront turmoil.
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U.S
Washington
Nixon
Justice Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Detroit
Bar Association
Anti-Conservation Lobbyist Still Working For Hickel
A former lobbyist who opposed conservation measures has continued at the Interior Department as a high level consultant and now serves as special consultant to the secretary for an indefinite period. His two month contract ended March 26.
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Washington
Interior Department
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Associated Press
Hickel
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
James G. Watt
Watt
Department
Cigarette Tax Boost Aimed at Education in Ohio
The Ohio Senate discussed a three cent increase to the cigarette tax from seven to ten cents per pack to fund education. Sen. John H. Weeks argued a sin tax on cigarettes parallels liquor taxes, estimating about 66 million dollars for education over two years, though the measure lacks administration support. House action moved to place a jail work-release question on the November ballot to allow inmates under a year to work outside, backed as constitutional. A separate nursing home licensing bill was introduced to qualify facilities for Medicaid funds after July 1, 1970.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
John H. Weeks
Lakewood
Weeks
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
House
Jim Thorpe
R-90 Alliance
Thorpe
Senate
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
Aronoff
Logan Rt. 3 Man Sentenced To Mansfield Reformatory
Roy Joy of Logan Route 3 was sentenced to the Mansfield Reformatory by Judge Harley Meyer after pleading guilty in common pleas court to grand larceny of cattle. He admitted taking two calves valued at $150 from James Acker on January 5 and had previously been held to the grand jury on $500 bond. A probation study was requested but deemed filled with law violation reports, and a charge of non support of minor children is now pending.
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Roy Joy
Logan Rt. 3
Mansfield Reformatory
Harley Meyer
Joy
Common Pleas Court
James Acker
Meyer
Waverly Atomic Workers Go On Strike
About 600 members of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union walked out at the Atomic Energy Commission’s gaseous diffusion plant in Waverly Ohio after their contract expired at midnight. Pickets lined the Goodyear operated facility as wages and fringe benefits topped the dispute.
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Waverly, Ohio
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Malpractice Suits Raise Medical Care Costs Across U S
Malpractice suits filed by patients against doctors push up medical costs. Doctors face higher liability premiums, with 75 million paid in premiums and 18 million in awards last year. Legal fees add to expenses, as insurers and physicians cite more suits and larger settlements.
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United States
Bernard D. Hirsh
American Medical Association
William F. Martin
New York
Medicolegal
Las Vegas
Flood crest seen on Mississippi with minor lowland flooding
The Mississippi River near St Louis nears crest but Army engineers expect flood level to stay only slightly above. Missouri River near St Louis also expected to crest with limited impact.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Missouri River
Mississippi
State Plans 2 Hocking Road Projects
The state highway department will seek bids May 20 on two paving programs in Hocking County. Part one covers 3.74 miles of Rt. 374 at Benton Two with a bituminous surface treatment. Part two covers 9.52 miles of Rt. 328 across Elk Swan and Brown Townships in Vinton County with a bituminous cold mix surface course. Additional bids May 20 cover Rt. 312 in Falls Gore 0.36 mile, 4.99 miles in Monday Creek and Jackson Townships Perry County, 3.75 miles in Rush Creek Township Fairfield County, plus 21 structures to be cleaned and painted in Hocking Athens Gallia Meigs Morgan Noble Vinton Washington counties and in Nelsonville and Gallipolis.
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State Highway Department
Hocking County
Rt. 374
Benton Two
Rt. 328
Elk, Swan and Brown Twps
Vinton County
Falls Gore
Monday Creek
Jackson
Perry County
Rush Creek
Fairfield County
Hocking
Athens
Gallia
Meigs, Morgan, Noble, Vinton
Washington Counties
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
New Sheriff's Deputy Danny Webb to Join Docking Force
Danny Webb, 22, son of Mrs Verna Webb, will begin duties Monday as a new docking sheriff deputy, increasing the department to six including Sheriff Paul Hartman. Webb was acquired under a program allowing servicemen to leave duty 90 days early for law enforcement work after serving aboard a Navy oil tanker in the Vietnam area.
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Danny Webb
Verna Webb
W. Hunter Sr
Paul Hartman
Webb
Hartman
Navy
Vietnam
Clifford says Vietnam policy failed and withdrawal urged
Clark M. Clifford, once a strong Vietnam defender and defense secretary under Johnson, told senators he now believes the war effort is hopeless. He said the domino theory is fallacious and that Nixon should push for immediate troop withdrawal, prompting renewed calls for exit from Congress.
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Washington
Clark M. Clifford
U.S. Vietnam
Clifford
Defense
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Vietnam
Senate
Southeast Asia
Nixon
United States
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Nice Weather Across Nation With Mild Spring Day
Fair and mild conditions spread across much of the nation with a late-season chill in the Pacific Northwest and the Northeast interior. The Hastings Valley forecast calls for sun and highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, while readings reached 68 at 1:30 pm and the overnight low dips to 33.
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Pacific Northwest
Northeast
Hocking Valley
Pleasant Temperatures Amid Storms Across Regions
Thunderstorms drenched the upper Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast of Texas during the night with heavier rains in portions of Texas. Nearly two inches fell at La Grange between Austin and Houston Thursday evening.
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Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Texas
la Grange
Austin
Houston
U S Air Losses In Vietnam Reach High Toll
U S Command reports 23 helicopters and 10 fixed wing aircraft lost in the last week in Vietnam. Total U S losses now stand at 2 585 helicopters and 2 681 planes. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese casualties surpass 38 000 since Feb 23 as peace talks loom.
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Saigon
America
U.S
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Presiding Judges Map Out Primary Procedures in City Vote
Presiding judges for the next Tuesday city primary in 11 Logan precincts meet at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Courthouse for final instructions and supplies. Precinct workers will count ballots after polls close and return them to the Courthouse election board office Tuesday evening. The ballot slate lists incumbents and candidates for Council president, wards, at large seats, and treasurer, including names such as Rol land Schorr James Johnson Charles W Robb Edward Dalton James West Lawrence Holzaptel James Irvine Ingraham Smith Fred Durant Richard N Schultz Fred Meadows Fred H Rochester Robert Bateman Lawrence IHinger James H Stewart Al Ganoey Wilbur Fuller Wilbur Lanning Jr Thomas Quaintance Bonnie Lindsey Marion Sinsel.
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Logan
Courthouse Election Board
Dean Collison
Election Board
Rolland Schorr
James Johnson
Charles W. Robb
Edward Dalton
James West
Lawrence Holzaptel
James Irvine
Ingraham Smith
Fred Durant
Frederick Hull
Richard N. Schultz
Fred Meadows
Fred H. Rochester
Robert Bateman
Lawrence Ihinger
James H. Stewart
al Ganoey
Wil
Dust Control Work Slated Next Week
County road 50 Berry Road will close for bridge repairs Monday possibly Tuesday. Dust control programs start early next week with liquid asphalt base material applied to half of each designated road at a time and the other half about 72 hours later. Residents may call county garage at 385-3510 to opt out.
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Roy Rieder
Berry Rd
Rieder
Nasser Claims Egyptian Gains in Sinai as Israel Attacks Rebuffed
President Nasser told a Cairo May Day rally that Egypt destroyed 60 percent of Israeli fortifications on the east bank of the Suez Canal and that Israel failed in a raid 300 miles south of Cairo. He said Egyptian planes repelled the attack and warned of continued shelling until Israeli bases are destroyed. He hinted at a broader move into Sinai and reaffirmed Arabs will not yield Jerusalem or other occupied land.
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Egypt
Israel
A ‘Thant
U.N
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Nasser
Kgypt
Sinai Desert
Jerusalem
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