Dartmouth Sit-Ins Lead to 30 Day Jail Terms
In Woodville New Hampshire Judge Martin Loughlin sentenced 45 Dartmouth sit-ins to 30 days in jail and $100 fines for criminal contempt over the seizure of the administration building. Most defendants were Dartmouth students. The mass sentence followed protests led by Students for a Democratic Society demanding expulsion of ROTC programs.
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Nixon to deliver OSU commencement address
Ohio State University plans a June 7 commencement with President Nixon as speaker after the Florida White House announced his acceptance. OSU President Novice G. Fawcett calls it a fitting climax to the university’s first century of service as a land grant institution. Robert G. Smith handles visit arrangements for campus development.
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Death Claims Harry J. Douglas at 69 E Main Street
Harry J. Douglas 65 of 69 E. Main St. died at Mercy Hospital Columbus at 9 45 a m after two weeks of observation. He operated Douglas Electric Appliance Repair at 69 E Main St for about 15 years until retirement due to ill health. Survived by father Warren Douglas and sister Mrs. Harry Auker of Logan. Roberts Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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John Ellinger elected to Sphinx at Ohio State
John M. Ellinger son of Mr and Mrs Harley Ellinger of Logan Route 1 has been selected as one of 13 new members of Sphinx the senior men’s honorary society at Ohio State University Membership reflects leadership scholarship and service and is announced at the ninth annual President’s Undergraduate Student Leadership Recognition Dinner Ellinger studies in the college of agriculture and holds multiple university roles including freshman senate orientation leader Romophos Alpha Zeta Ohio Staters Inc Ohio Union activities agricultural corpsmen vice president and centennial committee member.
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Nelsonville Bypass hearing set for June 20
News notes an upcoming public hearing on the Nelsonville Bypass scheduled for June 20 as part of local transportation planning. The item appears in a legislative or city notice context with no further action details provided.
McGovern Rebukes Democrats Over Vietnam Policy
Sen. George S. McGovern accused Democratic leaders of failing to demand swift progress to end the Vietnam War and criticized President Nixon for stepping up the war. He spoke at a $50-a-plate Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in California and urged candid talk about peace terms and policy.
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Agnew vows no unilateral pullout from Vietnam
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told about 3000 supporters at a 10 dollar dinner in Tulsa that the United States will not withdraw unilaterally from South Vietnam. He warned peace protests delay end of war by signaling weakness and division to the enemy.
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Sirhan Appeal Planned for Kennedy Killer Sirhan Sirhan
Attorney Melvin Belli said he will prepare a written appeal for a new trial of Sirhan Sirhan, convicted of killing Robert F. Kennedy. The statement came Friday in Tucson Arizona.
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Zap-In Leaves North Dakota Town In Shambles
National Guardsmen and police moved through Zap North Dakota to clear about 3000 celebrants in a weekend “Zap in” invasion. Officers reported injuries arrests and heavy property damage as residents blocked off the town and restored order.
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U S Open to Discuss Viet Cong Peace Plan
Washington signals readiness to talk about the 10 point Paris peace proposal from the Viet Cong. Secretary Rogers notes some unacceptable elements but sees potential for exploration. will consult with Saigon and Thieu to judge seriousness. South Vietnam rejects coalition government idea.
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City Revises Hospital Insurance Bids For Employees
Harley M. Rutgers representing Metropolitan Group Insurance and Blue Cross of Central Ohio submitted two proposals for city employee group hospital insurance. The Board of Control will study the bids and a contract will go to City Council for approval. The city must renew coverage by June 1 with Blue Cross of Central Ohio.
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Haydenville four lane bypass plan to relocate Rt 33
Public hearing set for June 20 at Tri County Vocational School near Nelsonville on relocating U S 33 to form Haydenville bypass with two added lanes. Ohio Department of Highways invites comments, with final statement deadline June 30.
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Tornado Leaves Kettering Devastation and Casualties
A 100 yard wide tornado tore through Kettering Ohio and nearby Beavercreek causing two deaths and at least 50 injuries. More than 300 residents were left homeless as 13 houses were leveled and 63 suffered major damage. Public health authorities condemned some homes and entry was restricted to recover belongings.
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Impeachment pressure on Kennedy over conflict claim
Rep. Wright Patman says impeachment could be the ultimate outcome unless the White House acts on his charge of conflict of interest against Treasury Secretary David M. Kennedy. Kennedy was the bank's $200000-a-year president before joining the Cabinet.
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