Egyptan Air Strikes Hit Israeli Forces in Sinai
Egyptian planes attacked Israeli troops in the Sinai twice, with Israel claiming seven raiders shot down and a probable eighth. Earlier, Israeli forces crossed into Jordan and clashes left four Arab saboteurs dead near the Damiya Bridge, while Jordan reported a damaged water turbine affecting kibbutz water supply.
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Alaska oil lease bids top 900 million in sealed sale
Giants including J Paul Getty and H L Hunt led a $900 million bid haul for 179 Prudhoe Bay tracts totaling 450 858 acres near the Arctic coast. Top bid averaged 1965 per acre. the state will decide which bids to reject and officials warn to manage the windfall cautiously.
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Ramsey Pleads Guilty In Destroyer Evans Collision
Lt. Ronald C. Ramsey, 24, pleaded guilty to three charges of negligence and dereliction of duty after the June 3 collision with the carrier Melbourne in the South China Sea. He received a reprimand and reduction in seniority. four similar charges were dropped. The Evans tore in two, 74 sailors died.
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Opening Day At Hocking County Fair Crowned 1969 Queen Cathy Anderson
About 1,500 people attended the fair opening day including 578 paid admissions and 120 Agricultural Society memberships. Cathy Anderson, daughter of Sterling and Mrs. Anderson, was crowned 1969 Junior Fair Queen by 1968 queen Karen Dietz. Her court includes Jennifer McBride and Janet White among others. The event featured the Congress of Auto Daredevils, upcoming events, harness racing, and a state highway patrol emergency vehicle valued at $75,000 now on display.
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Sterling Anderson
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Jennifer McBride
Carol Bartholomew
Janet White
Melinda Toops
Steve Harden
Scott Harden
Larry Ellinger
Steve Anderson
James Cook
Agricultural Society
Karen Dietz
Miss Anderson
Congress of Auto Daredevils
The
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Logan High School
Light Snow Reported in Michigan and Northeast Chill
A lingering chill gripped the Northeast with top coat temperatures dropping. Light snow fell briefly in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, while readings in Pennsylvania dipped to the low 30s and icy windshields appeared in the Hocking Valley.
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U S Forces Press New Offensive After Cease Fire Ends
In Vietnam the end of the Viet Cong truce triggered a surge in U S and enemy actions. Rockets and mortars hit Saigon to the Cambodian border, wounding 31 Americans. four U S and 37 enemy troops were killed in the first 12 hours after the cease-fire. The weekly Allied casualty report shows American deaths at 137 with 1,449 wounded, and enemy deaths at 2,291. Saigon tallied 502 government troops killed and 1,210 wounded.
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Ho Chi Minh
Trade Club Endorses In Depth Study Of Hocking Hills
Logan Trade Club and Industrial Division resolutions back a U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation recommendation to study the Hocking Hills area as a potential National Recreation Area. A preliminary state study identified five top sites, with Hocking Hills remaining top priority after Grand River was dropped.
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U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Hocking Hills
Walter Hickle
U.S. Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Grand River Reservoir
Ohio
Grand River
OSU Center for Tomorrow Receives $150000 Donation Boost
Ohio State University's Center for Tomorrow gains a $150000 donation to furnish the project as part of its $6 million fundraising push in Columbus.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Center For Tomorrow
Haynsworth Faces Probe Over Outside Interests
Senators Hart and Tydings called on Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. to disclose outside financial interests before the Senate Judiciary Committee votes on his Supreme Court nomination. They seek a statement of corporate interests and income sources from 1963 onward amid concerns of a potential conflict of interest.
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Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
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Dmich
Joseph D. Tydings
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Haynsworth
Hart
Disposition of Kachelmacher Estate Arguments Filed
Johnson and Moore file written arguments opposing the trustee and executors move to appoint new trustees and tofound a varicose veins research institution. They contend the existing trust should carry out the will and that the proposed foundation under OSU ties and a new institution conflict with the private trust term. Moore argues the will requires an institution but not new trustees and urges denial of the trustees’ application.
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Kachelmacher
Nils L. C. Kachelmacher
Leslie Johnson
Hocking County
Forrest Moore
Kachelmacher Varicose Veins Research Foundation
Kachelmacher Center For
Rachelmacher
OSU Medical School
Robert Keynes
Ohio
North Vietnamese leadership named after Ho Chi Minh’s death
Hanoi signaled its leadership group after Ho Chi Minh’s death with a message to North Korea. The note names acting President Tan Due Thang along with Le Duan Truong Chinh and Pham Van Dong as top figures, with Thang now acting president by default.
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Ho Chi Minh
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le Duan
Communist Party
Truong Chinh
National Assembly
Pham van Dong
Thang
Corrigan Named To Supreme Court
Judge J. P. Corrigan of the Court of Appeals in Cleveland was named today to the Ohio Supreme Court. He fills the vacancy created by the death of Judge Charles Zimmerman. Gov. James A. Rhodes announced the appointment. no swearing in date was announced.
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Ohio
J. P. Corrigan
Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles Zimmerman
James A. Rhodes
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