Allied Defenders Repulse New Red in personal crisis
Allied forces report repulsing two large enemy assaults near the Cambodian border and Tay Ninh with heavy losses to North Vietnamese units. U.S. and allied forces retaliated with B52 strikes, helicopter and Marine air losses, and coastal bombardments near Quang Tin.
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Saigon
Thien Ngon
Phuoc Tan
Tay Ninh
Katum
U.S
South Vietnam
U.S. Americal Division
Quang Tin
Lawmen Seek Route 180 Extension for Old Route 33
Sheriff Paul Hartman urged the county to ask the state highway department to designate existing Route 33 between Midway and Logan as part of Route 180 after the four lane Route 33 Logan bypass is completed. He and Sgt. Guy Martin favor extending Route 180 into Logan rather than ending at the new bypass. County commissioners will discuss with state officials when the road is turned over.
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Paul Hartman
State Highway Department
Midway
Logan
Hartman
Guy Martin
Athens State Highway Patrol Post
Rt. 33
Gremlins Put Wrong Date On Front Page
The Logan Daily News apologizes for yesterday's front page carrying Monday October 7 as the date. Over 100 copies were mailed before the error was found and corrected.
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Logan Daily News
Plan Swap To Get More Battle Units
Washington AP reports moves to swap rear-echelon U S units in Vietnam for fighting battalions to boost combat power without exceeding the 549000 man ceiling. Gen Abrams eyes thousands of engineers for potential removal in exchange for infantry and Hawk battalions.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson
Creighton W. Abrams
North Vietnam
Abrams
United States
Third Architect Interviewed By HVCH Trustees
Hocking Valley Community Hospital trustees met with Columbus architect Dan Carmichael, the third architect interviewed so far on plans for a county health services center as an addition to the hospital. Administrator Alex Buerhaus said the discussion centered on feasibility, with 50 beds for extended and long term nursing care, plus headquarters for the Logan Hocking County health department and other agencies. Appalachia and Hill Burton funds will be sought to aid construction.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Columbus
Dan Carmichael
Carmichael
Alex Buerhaus
Logan - Hocking County Health Department
Appalachia
Hill- Burton
Downtown Logan considers off street parking plan progress
A Logan joint meeting of businessmen and City Council members moved forward plans for a downtown shopping center with off street parking. Discussed funding, consulting help from Carroll Hill & Associates, and potential federal urban renewal and highway aid.
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Logan
Carroll Hill & Associates of
Columbus
Central Business
Neal Dillon
Businessmen's Committee
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bill Miller
Logan Daily News
Carroll Hill & Associates
Architectural Students
Ohio University
Wally Saving
Retail Merchants
Logan Trade Club
Trade Club
James Johnson
Harry Smith
Harold Bryan
John Tabor
Sam Belville
Barton Hall Jr
Art Gasser
John Tansky
James St. Clair
Wallace Denies Romance With Campaign Aide
Wallace denies romance rumors about a campaign worker as reports claim a relationship with Ja-Neen Welch, an Indianapolis ad executive who traveled with him. Welch says she would not object to being Wallace's wife while noting the aide was dismissed for erratic behavior. Welch and Wallace widow Lurleen Wallace influenced by media coverage amid campaign tensions.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alabama
Ja-Neen Welch
Indianapolis
Ind
Stock market edges higher after seven-session advance
New York stocks firmed in moderate trading as advances held a slim edge over declines by about 30 issues. The market was seen as consolidating after a seven session run and a firm battle against erosion of prices.
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New York
Ohioans Face Big List of Issues
In Columbus the secretary of state said Ohio voters will decide 135 bond issues 58 local option questions 208 miscellaneous questions and 1 006 tax levies in the November general election. The tally includes 1 407 local matters to decide two constitutional amendments a 759 million bond issue and a homestead exemptions law for certain residents.
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Columbus, Ohio
Thant Proposes Big 4 Summit
President Johnson named J R Wiggin s Washington Post editor as U N ambassador to serve four months until a new president picks an envoy. George W Ball resigns to join Humphrey campaign. Wiggin s is a non diplomat stepping into a role dominated by Vietnam policy debates and Red China admission.
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Washington
Johnson
Washington Post
J. R. Wiggins
U.S
United Nations
Wiggins
George W. Ball
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ball
U.N
Minnesota
Today
Tion
Maine
White House
United States Army Air Corps
China
Vietnam
Tropical Disturbance Drenches Southern Florida
A tropical disturbance broad on the Florida coast brought heavy rains into the southern half of the Sunshine State. Predawn downpours measured one to two inches across many southern counties as a clear but crisp fall weather pattern held over much of the nation.
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Florida
Sunshine
Autumn Weather Shines in Hocking Valley
Perfect autumn weather prevailed in the Hocking Valley today. It was 68 degrees at 11 a.m. under blue skies, compared with Thursday’s 74 degree high, and a 43 degree overnight low. Sunny conditions with little temperature change are forecast for Saturday.
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Hocking Valley
Tropical low in Gulf of Mexico Alongside Frances Progress
A tropical low lingered in the Gulf west of the Florida Keys with winds to 45 mph and heavy rains. Frances stayed on a path away from the U S after reaching storm status near Bermuda. Much of the nation enjoyed clear skies while temperatures dropped into the 40s and 50s across the Midwest and Northeast. International Falls Minnesota recorded 36.
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Florida Keys
Frances
United States
Bermuda
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
International Falls
Minn
Union Postpones Strike At Toledo U
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Local 1935 postponed a threatened strike at the University of Toledo after school officials agreed to meet with union representatives next Tuesday. The union seeks recognition as the bargaining agent for about 100 maintenance men and groundskeepers.
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Toledo, Ohio
American Federation of State
University of Toledo
O'Boyle Crackdown Test Case On Pills
Protests in Washington may test dissent to the Pope's birth control ban. Cardinal O'Boyle penalized 16 priests and threatened 28 others for objecting to the encyclical. Across the country laymen and clergy show mixed responses with walkouts, signatories, and supportive statements from Jesuit professors and seminaries. A Gallup poll shows 54 percent oppose the ban while 65 percent believe contraception can be compatible with being a good Catholic.
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New York
Washington, D.C
Washington
Patrick Cardinal O’boyle
Cardinal O’boyle
Toby Stein
National Association of Catholic Laymen
St. Patrick's Cathedral
James A. McNulty
Buffalo
N.Y
National Council of Catholic Men
Fordham University
Immaculate Conception Seminary
Darlington
N.J
Catholic University of America
Gallup
Cloture Vote On Fortas Bid Set Tuesday
Senate GOP Leader Dirksen refused to vow support for Fortas at confirmation. He will not vote to cut off debate and may or may not back Fortas, signaling a potential hurdle for the nomination and complicating chances to end a filibuster.
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Fortas
Washington
Abe Fortas
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Johnson
Earl Warren
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Logan School Board Rejects Good Hope Transfer Request
At a special meeting the Logan city school board denied a request from Good Hope Two residents to transfer northwest township territory to Berne Union School District. Parents may obtain releases to attend Berne Union with tuition and transportation arranged. The board approved ten stations for a 30 station Neighborhood Youth Corps project and discussed Fair Labor Standards Act requirements.
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Logan City School Board
of Good Hope
Berne Union
Logan Board
Tri-County Community Action Committee
Logan
Nyc
U.S. Department of Labor
Logan Schools
Smaller Nations Back Talks to Ease East West Tensions
At the United Nations, lesser members voiced support for a Big Four summit proposed by Secretary-General U Thant to reduce nuclear war risks. Thant urged ministers meet during the General Assembly, aiming for top-level talks, while cautioning over unilateral actions by the United States and Soviet Union.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Thant
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Michael Stewart
Michel Debre
Big Fire Destroys Key Buildings in Corning
A major blaze last night in Corning caused an estimated $50,000 in damage and swept through downtown. The fire destroyed the town building housing the waterworks, the former theater, and a pool room building, with electrical short cited as the likely cause. Twenty-three Corning volunteer firefighters, helped by 15 Shawnee firemen, battled the flames.
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Corning
Huey Newton Given 2 to 15 Years for Slaying Officer
Huey Newton leader of the Black Panthers is sentenced in Oakland to 2 to 15 years in prison for killing a white policeman last October.
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Oakland
Calif
Huey Newton
Black Panthers
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