Nils Kachelmacher A Prominent Valley Industrialist And Promoter
The Norwegian born industrialist Nils Louis Christian Kachelmacher rose as a leading figure in the Hocking Valley, promoting coal iron and clay ventures, building Greendale’s brick plant, and financing South Logan development. His estate, valued near two million, is being liquidated with funds devoted to vein research and public knowledge.
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Hocking Valley
Nils Louis Christian Kachelmacher
Norway
New York
Columbus
Logan
Green Two
Columbus & Hocking Coal & Iron Co
Wyandotte
Greendale
Kachelmach
South
Kachelmacher
U.S
Rachelmacher
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Bessie Ferro-Silicon Co
Bessie
New Straitsville
Columbus & Hocking Iron & Coal Co
W. R. P. Pomerene
Hocking River
South Logan
Pete Burgoon
Chittenden
E. Broad St
New York City
Egypt Says It Destroyed Tanks in Suez Barrage
Egypt reports destroying a number of enemy tanks and rocket vehicles during a 90 minute artillery barrage Friday on the east bank of the Suez Canal. Fires and explosions followed as shells hit ammunition dumps, a Cairo military spokesman said.
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East Bank
Suez Canal
Cairo
Capitol approves funding for controversial remodeling plan
The House votes $2 million to plan a $45 million Capitol remodeling project. The plan calls for a new west wall, about 100 new offices, four restaurants, two auditoriums, escalators, and multiple public restrooms amid warnings the building could collapse.
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Capitol
House
Nixon aide cites reshuffle to give federal bureaucracy a Republican flavor
An aide says personnel changes at the Office of Economic Opportunity reflect a broader effort to inject a Republican tilt into the federal bureaucracy. In New York an expert notes a remote Colombian tribe appears Stone Age in development and speaks an unknown language.
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New York
Norway
Washington
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Viet Air Crash Claims 64 Lives Unclear origin
Foreign ministers meeting at the United Nations discuss Vietnam war dynamics as Moscow calls for an end to aggression. Secretary of State Rogers hosts the seven nation session with U Thant and later joins talks with Eban and Gromyko.
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Soviet Union
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Abba Eban
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Britain
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U Thant
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South Korea
Thailand
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Australia
New Zealand
Bangkok
Jet Airliner Collision Over Da Nang Kills 64
A U S Air Force F4 and an Air Vietnam DC4 collided near Da Nang. Initial reports say 64 aboard the DC4 or on the ground were killed. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as U S forces conducted ongoing combat operations in South Vietnam.
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DA Nang, Vietnam
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Air Vietnam
Hao Vang
U.S
Saigon
al Adams
New York City
Hoa Vang
Hugh van Es
Nixon Draft Plan Said Not Sufficient
Washington AP Senates draft reform advocates from both parties say President Nixon’s plan to shift October calls into the last quarter of the year and exempt 50,000 aims only to reduce calls not fix inequities in the draft system. Critics say it delays reform and fails to end geographic and bureaucratic disparities.
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Senate
Nixon
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Javits
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Fumble Prone Chiefs Fall 20-0 at Ironton
The Logan Chieftains were blanked 20-0 by host Slronton Tigers in a rainy Southeastern Ohio League opener. Logan fumbled six times, lost five, and two miscues led to scores as quarterback Johnston intercepted once. Logan drops to 1-2 while Ironton improves to 2-1. next week Wellston hosts Slronton and Logan welcomes Jackson Ironmen at home.
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Tigers
Dick Mikes
Logan
LHS
Wellston
Jackson Ironmen
Johnston
Doug Henry
Ironton
Bob Bentley
Rick Boykin
Rain Dampens Southeast and Far West Weekend
Rain dampened the Southeast and Far West as autumn chills set in. Thundershowers dropped an inch plus rain in Alabama Mississippi and South Carolina before daybreak. McComb Mississippi saw locally heavy downpours over three inches late Friday. Pacific Northwest showers spread into the Rockies today.
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Mississippi
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Dan Berry Named Fairfield Sheriff
Dan Berry, 47, chosen by Fairfield County Democratic Central Committee to be sheriff. He previously served as chief deputy under the late Sheriff Jack Blazer who died a week ago and Berry has been a deputy for seven years.
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Ohio
Fairfield County Democratic Central Committee
Dan Berry
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Jack Blazer
Trial Of Chicago Protesters Set Wednesday
The eight demonstrators face federal conspiracy charges over alleged plans to ignite riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Judge Julius Hoffman will oversee jury selection in Chicago with possible two month duration. Security measures included camera bans later eased for press briefings.
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U.S District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
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Students For A Democratic Society
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Tional
U.S. Marshall
John C. Meiszner
William J. Campbell
U.S. District Court
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