Nixon orders 12000 troop withdrawal from Vietnam
President Nixon announced the pullback of 12,000 U S troops from Vietnam while promising continued bombing and mining until Hanoi shows substantial negotiating progress. He said there will be no reduction or lifting of the air war without progress and projected South Vietnamese forces would take over aerial and naval duties if negotiations fail.
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San Clemente
Calif
North Vietnam
Nixon
White House
McGovern
United States
Thieu
Saigon
South Vietnam
New York Society of Security Analysts
Congress
Gilligan jokes about taxing voters at Ohio fair
Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan teased at the state fair saying he would tax voters rather than sheep during a radio booth exchange. The quip, noted by UPI, highlighted his candid style at the event.
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Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Hog Cholera Contained in Ohio After Herd Destruction
Ohio officials say hog cholera threat is contained after destroying exposed herds. Veterinarians killed 400 hogs on the David Myers farm in northwest Ohio on Tuesday, and 248 hogs were killed on a west central Ohio farm on Monday. Dr. Harry Goldstein, head of the Animal Industry Division, expressed optimism that the outbreak is under control.
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UPI
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Northwest Ohio
David Myers
Harry Goldstein
Animal Industry
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Nixon says Hawaii summit should ease wartime enmity with Japan
President Nixon traveling to Hawaii for talks with Japan's prime minister on the $3.4 billion U.S. trade deficit. He believes progress is possible but warns of rising protectionist calls for quotas if no agreement is reached.
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Calif
UPI
Hawaii
Japan
Nixon
U.S
United States
Memphis School Busing Ordered by Circuit Court
The U S sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ordered busing nearly 14 000 Memphis students from segregated schools to integrate the city s school system The court ruled the Memphis board failed to prove its 128 one race schools were not products of past or present discrimination continuing the desegregation effort in the city
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Cincinnati
UPI
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Memphis Board of Education
Pleasant Weather With Mild Temps For Norwalk Area
Weather today and Thursday will be mostly sunny and pleasant with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and Thursday highs in the low to mid 80s. Rain chances near zero today, rising to about 10 percent Thursday. Winds mostly light, southerly Thursday, Moonrise and moonset times noted, sunrise 6 52 a m, sunset 8 04 p m. Birth notices list three local families welcoming a boy and a girl. Death notices include Rozzel Lewis and Mary B Tucker.
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Norwalk
Nixon denies White House bugging while admitting campaign law violations
President Nixon told a political news conference that no one in the White House staff was involved in the spy incident and blamed Democratic and Republican misconduct alike. He plans limited campaigning until Oct. 10 then a strong push, and Gallup shows him leading McGovern 64 to 30 with 6 percent undecided.
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Samples Arrest Sparks Gun At County Jail Rumor
TV star Junior Samples visited a Georgia jail with a gun to ensure his arrest story was told. he and his son and manager faced drunk charges while he claimed a political machine framed him. Sheriff noted Samples arrived at the jail drunk and talking loudly.
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UPI
Monster prowler reported in Collins area
A suspicious subject described as a hairy creature was seen in Collins Tuesday night. Mrs. Gerl Keer reported yard damage on Hartland Center Road with definite evidence of intrusion. A teenage couple saw a large hairy thing near Everingin Road south of Monroeville Saturday. deputies found no tracks.
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Huron County
Gerl Keer
Hartland Center Road
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Everingin Road
Monroeville
Plymouth
Women to lead Huron County at Republican State Convention
Bernard W. Freeman, chair of the Huron County GOP, announced six of eight delegates and alternates will be women. Delegates are Mrs. Doris Hillis New Haven, Mrs. Teddy Niedzwiecki Norwalk area, John Stackhouse Wakeman, and Freeman Norwalk. Alternates are Mrs. Helen Lippert Mrs. Madge Earl Mrs. Violet Sanders Norwalk and Mrs. Ruth Sway Willard. The one day convention occurs September 20 in Columbus.
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Columbus
Bernard W. Freeman
GOP
Doris Hillis
New Haven
Teddy
Helen Lippert
Madge Earl
Violet Sanders
Norwalk
Ruth Sway
Willard
Agent Removes Doctor's Drugs From Greenwich Building
Federal agents removed confiscated morphine phenobarbital and amphetamines along with needles from a vacant Greenwich building formerly used by Dr. Thomas Eaton. After inventory at Norwalk police today the items were handed to a federal undercover agent for disposal in Cleveland or shipment to Washington.
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Greenwich
Norwalk
Federal Bureau
Thomas Eaton
Bellevue
Borgia
Osmond Brothers thrill 35,000 at Ohio State Fair
The Osmond Brothers with Marie Osmond backstage amid a roaring crowd of 35 000 at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Marie, 12, discusses future plans while Donny and the others entertain fans in dazzling white outfits. State police report several young fans treated after stage frenzy.
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Rick van Sant Columbus
UPI
Osmond
Marie Osmond
Marie
Fair
Vic Lucas
Tax Repeal Vote Doom Said by Secretary Brown
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown states enough signatures on anti tax petitions are invalid to block a November ballot. He questions the timing of notifying petition organizers and which election the issue would appear on if extra signatures are gathered. Brown cites 85 counties involved and a shortfall of 31 969 signatures toward the 318 414 needed.
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