No Immediate Successor To Fortas Seen
Nixon faces a delayed appointment path after Abe Fortas resigns from the Supreme Court. Warren also plans to step down, leaving time to choose replacements without rush. Potential nominees mentioned include Herbert Brownell, John Mitchell, William Rogers, Arthur Gold berg, Henry Friendly, and Warren Burger.
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Fortas
Washington
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Nixon
Earl Warren
Warren
Herbert Brownell
Eisenhower
John N. Mitchell
William P. Rogers
Arthur J. Goldberg
Federal Court of Appeals
Henry Friendly
Warren Burger
Nixon 8 Point Plan Presented at Vietnam Talks
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge formally presented President Nixon's eight point plan at the Paris Vietnam peace talks. Lodge said the other side indicated they would consider the proposals after the 17th full session. North Vietnam and the Viet Cong denounced the plan but did not reject it outright.
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Paris
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Vietnam
Lodge
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
U.S
Demo Doves Split On Nixon Vietnam Peace Proposals
Senate Democratic doves led by Edward Kennedy criticize Nixon for not going far enough in his Vietnam peace plan while remaining willing to give negotiations more time. Republican senators largely back the president as the pace of talks continues amid calls for broader troop withdrawal. Frank Church accuses the plan of echoing Johnson and expresses bitter disappointment.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Lyndon B. Johnson
Fortas Faces Uncertain Future After Supreme Court Exit
Fortas spoke from his Georgetown home about an uncertain future and his wish to continue a good, full life. He said he had made no plans and hoped to keep doing some good for people despite leaving the Supreme Court under pressure.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Logan Bypass Third Section Nears 80 Percent Complete
Don Bethel of A. J. Baltes Co. reports grading on the third section of the U S Rt 33 Logan bypass is nearly 80 percent done despite wet weather. Detour work from Five Mile junction to Logan Drive-In Theater advances with paving on the north detour end and concrete pouring starting on the Rt 328 Hocking River bridge.
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Logan
Hocking River
Union Furnace Rd
Rt. 33
Logan Lockheed
C&o
Smead Manufacturing
Don Bethel
A. J. Baltes Co
U.S. Rt
Five-Mile Junction
Logan Drive-In
County Rd
Poston Rd
Bethel
Poston’s
Smead’s
Post Prom Party Planned For Logan High Saturday Night
Logan High School invites all juniors and seniors and their dates to a post prom party from midnight to 3 30 a m at the Logan Armory following the prom. Shadowfax from Athens provides music. admission is 1.0 dollar. Police and sheriff deputies supervise traffic and parking.
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Logan High School
Logan Armory
LHS
Shadowfax
Athens
Soviet Venus Probes Reach Planet Atmosphere
Jodrell Bank reports Venus 5 entered Venus atmosphere and transmitted for 90 minutes before signals faded for 20 minutes. Tass announced Venus 5 descended in the atmosphere. Venus 6 is due to arrive Saturday morning as both craft may send data simultaneously.
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Jodrell Bank Radio Observatory
Tass
Venus 5
Venus
Jodrell Bank
Venus 6
Berkeley Hippies Riot Injures 50 Near U C Park
National Guardsmen were on alert as police clashed with hippies squatters and students in Berkeley California injuring 50. Police used tear gas and birdshot as 45 were arrested and 18 blocks sealed while Gov Reagan ordered a ban on loitering and troops described as substantial.
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Berkeley
Calif
National
University of California
People’s Park
Ronald Reagan
Perfect Spring Weather Graces Hocking Valley
The Hocking Valley enjoyed pleasant spring conditions Thursday with a high near 61 degrees and 78 degrees at 11 a.m. today after an overnight low of 46. Partly cloudy and warm with a chance of showers is forecast for Saturday.
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Hocking Valley
LHS Alumni Meet and Dance Planned for May 31
Logan High School alumni events include a business meeting at 8 p.m. in the LHS auditorium followed by a dance from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Logan Armory with the Iggy Stabile band. Harold R. Smith will MC the meeting honoring the 1919 50 year class. golden anniversary alums also invited. Tim Roberts is alumni president with David Derr treasurer and Carl Dicken secretary.
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Logan High School Alumni Association
LHS
Logan Armory
Harold R
Big Smitty
Tim Roberts
David Derr
Carl Dicken
Spring Carnival Slated June 9-14
Logan's annual spring carnival sponsored by the Logan Civic Celebration Inc will run June 9 14. Pugh Amusement Co of Lancaster will provide rides. Local groups may participate and reserve booths by contacting Richard Erb chairman at 385 5396.
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Logan
Logan Civic Celebration, Inc
Pugh Amusement Co
Lancaster
Richard Erb
US Aircraft Losses in Vietnam Reach New High
U S Command reports 48 American aircraft lost in Vietnam in the past week, including 22 helicopters and 18 other losses, raising total shot down or destroyed to 5 346. Ground actions persist in South Vietnam with Laotian frontier fighting as 101st Airborne paratroopers press a 5 000 foot mountain near the A Shau Valley.
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Saigon
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
A Shau
Tech Institute District OK'd For Tri-County
The Ohio Board of Regents approved creation of technical institute districts for Cincinnati and the Tri-County area covering Hocking Athens and Perry counties. A request for districts in Sandusky County and in the Erie Huron Ottawa area was considered but not approved.
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Ohio Board of Regents
Technical Institute
Cincinnati
Tri-county
Hocking
Athens
Perry
Sandusky County
Erie - Huron - Ottawa
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