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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1969

Page

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Lockheed Plant to Reach 305 Workers by Early June

Lockheed’s Logan plant, now at 245 employees, will add 60 more by June 9 to reach 305. Plant manager J D Van Voorhis notes the facility is geared to C-5 Galaxy parts, with two shifts and three weeks of training for new hires. The plant, part of a four-plant feeder system, supplies the Marietta main assembly and expects continued orders amid civilian and foreign interest.

Logan Lockheed J. D. van Voorhis van Voorhis Marietta U.S

Surtax Extension In Trouble Vanik Says

President Nixon faces trouble passing his proposed income surtax extension as support frays in Congress and from labor and liberal groups. Rep. Vanik and Rep. Byrnes acknowledge opposition while AFL CIO and liberal Democrats press for broader tax reform before any extension. Officials plan to plead before the Ways and Means Committee to salvage the measure aimed at about 10 billion dollars.

Washington Nixon Congress Charles A. Vanik Ohio Tax Writing House Ways and Means Committee Nixor John W. Byrnes Wisconsin Afl-Cio Executive Council House Liberal Democratic Study Group Vanik Byrnes

Grand Jury Meet Due In Early June

Hocking County grand jury to be called into session in early June per Prosecutor Forrest Moore. A conference with Judge Harley Meyer will set the exact date. Twenty four grand jury cases are slated for consideration with some to be dismissed after bills of information.

Hocking County Forrest Moore Moore Harley Meyer

Ohio House defeats fair housing bill in surprise

In Columbus the Ohio House voted 49 to 36 against a fair housing measure extending protections to one and two family dwellings, despite prior committee support and a forecast of smooth passage by House Speaker Kurfess.

Columbus Ohio Ohio House Charles F. Kurfess Perrysburg Senate Education, Health and Welfare Committee

Fortas links to LBJ Baker Braniff in AP probe

An AP investigation ties Abe Fortas to Greatamerica Corp and Braniff Airways, linking him to Las Vegas gambling figures and a $30,000 Fortas lecture fund at American University. It notes Fortas served as a Braniff director in 1965 and received half of the lecture money, with other officers including Troy Post and Gustave Levy.

CAB Braniff Houston Johnson Associated Press Supreme Court Greatamerica Clifford A. Jones Nevada Thunderbird Las Vegas Jones Nevada Tax Commission Underworld Nevada Supreme Court Grand Jury Bobby Baker Senate Democrats Baker California Savings and Loan Fortas Troy W. Post Senate University

Nixon proposes eight point plan for Vietnam Paris talks

Nixon outlines a withdrawal based peace offer with a 12 month staged pullout of major forces and an international supervisory body to verify ceasefires. The plan calls for elections under that body and adherence to the 1954 Geneva accords and 1962 Laos accords. The NLF in Paris initially rejects the proposal while Hanoi's Nihon Denpa News predicts possible favorable reaction after review.

Washington Nixon Vietnam Paris U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Administration Cabinet National Security Council White House Viet Cong National Liberation Front State Department NLF United States Hanoi Nihon Denpa News Lodge Cambodia Laos

Sharp Vietnam Fighting Across Fronts Amid Nixon Plan

AP reports heavy combat in two South Vietnam sectors as Nixon unveils his war-ending formula. U.S. paratroopers patrol Don Ap Via near the Laotian border while 25th Division troops clash with the North at the A Shau Valley and nearby areas. Casualties run high with estimates of 2,000 to 2,500 enemy killed and American losses around 150 to 200 killed this week, plus hundreds wounded.

Saigon Nixon U.S South Vietnam 101St Airborne Division Don Ap Via A Shau Laos

Michael Smith Named To City Police Force

Logan Police Chief Roy Kelch announced the appointment of Michael R. Smith, 23, of 36 EF Hunter Sr., to the city patrol. He fills the vacancy from John R. Stallsmiths resignation and will begin duties Friday.

Logan Roy Kelch Michael R. Smith EF. Hunter Sr New City John R. Stallsmith Smith Logan High School Morehead (Ky.) College Nick Nick's Wine Shop Logan City

Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Friday

Partly cloudy and warmer conditions expected with a chance of showers. Today reached 77 degrees under clear skies, climbing from a Wednesday high of 72 with an overnight low around 35.

Hocking Valley

Hanoi and Washington peace plans clash over Vietnam

Nixon reports a 12 month withdrawal with international supervision and acceptance of any South Vietnamese government chosen by free elections. Viet Cong demands rights under 1954 Geneva terms and a staged troop withdrawal without conditions.

Point 4 Viet Cong South Vietnam Nixon

Fortas resigns as Supreme Court Chief Justice amid pressure

President Nixon accepts the resignation of Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas effective immediately after Fortas announced his move amid impeachment pressure. Fortas disclosed a Wolfson family foundation plan to pay him twenty thousand dollars a year for life and to extend to his wife Carolyn Agger in case of his death.

Washington Nixon Supreme Court Abe Fortas Ronald L. Ziegler Fortas White House Earl Warren Ziegler Washington (Ap Wolfson Family Foundation Carolyn Agger

Fortas Resigns as Supreme Court Justice Prompting Nixon Nominations

Atty. Gen. Mitchell conferred with Warren on Fortas resignation amid controversy over a 20 000 annual fee from the Wolfson foundation. The White House withheld the resignation letter and Nixon’s reply while Chief Justice Warren reviews related documents.

John N. Mitchell John D. Ehrlichman White House Nixon Ziegler Fortas Warren Los Angeles Times Justice Department Wolfson Foundation Times Wolfson Department Securities and Exchange Commission Fin

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