Ohio Chief Justice O'Neill in Critical Condition
C William O'Neill former Ohio governor and chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court was listed in very serious condition after a heart attack Friday. He was moved to East Tennessee Baptist Hospital in Knoxville after collapsing in Gatlinburg while attending a conference. Joseph Wood Krutch, 76, noted conservationist and critic, died Friday at his home in Tucson Arizona.
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Two-Point Push Into Chup Rubber Plantation
South Vietnamese task forces mass ten thousand troops and hundreds of tanks to seize the 70 square mile Chup plantation in eastern Cambodia, aiming to crush a Viet Cong regiment and link with civilian irregulars. US advisers pull back before crossing 21.7 mile limit. total Allied losses rise with 190 Americans killed and 731 wounded, plus over 60 VN troops killed and more than 2,000 wounded.
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Herbert Refuses to Exit Damaging State Funds Scandal
John Herbert vows to run in the November general election despite a growing funds scandal. Auditor Roger Cloud urges his withdrawal and resignation, citing a $15,000 Crofters Inc contribution. Robin Turner and Harry Groban also linked to donations as party factions clash.
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Germ Survives Moon Journey On Surveyor III Camera
A harmless earth germ streptococcus milis lived three years on the moon after riding on Surveyor III. Astronauts Conrad and Bean retrieved the camera during the November moon walk. the microbe endured launch, space vacuum, and a hostile lunar environment in insulation foam.
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Nixon Seeks $16 Billion Rise in Debt Ceiling
The Nixon administration plans to ask Congress to raise the national debt ceiling by about 16 billion dollars to a record 393 billion, reflecting heavier financing needs for the coming year. Treasury officials say the hike is needed to keep debt under the legal ceiling of 377 billion.
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Senate committee to vote on mail bill for rate hikes
A Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee vote is expected Monday on a postal reform bill allowing the Nixon administration to raise first class rates from six to eight cents. The bill also calls for wage hikes for postal workers and sets up an independent Post Office management board.
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Israel Massing Troops On Lebanese Border
Israel moves troops and tanks to the Lebanese border after a guerrilla ambush on an Israeli school bus killing eight children and three adults. Beirut reports shelling reprisals with Lebanese casualties and widespread flight as international reactions call for condemnation and restraint.
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Associated Press
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Police Reinforcements Quell Racial Unrest in Aliquippa
In Aliquippa Pennsylvania riots flare after clashes between about 100 black and white residents near a tavern. Police say 43 arrests including 28 for weapons, 7 injured, and curfews kept. Reinforcements from surrounding towns bolster the 32 officer force as schools remain closed.
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Weather: Humid Heat Returns to Southwestern Ohio
More hot humid weather expected in southwestern Ohio tonight and Sunday. Lows in the 60s and a high near 90, with variable clouds and a chance of thundershowers Sunday.
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