Skier Killed in Alta Avalanche On Peruvian Ridge
A 29 year old New Yorker Paul Manusama former UN Indonesian press aide and lodge kitchen helper was buried and killed by an avalanche on Peruvian Ridge at Alta ski complex while watching ski school photographers. Governor Rhodes acknowledged polls show him behind Taft in bid for U S Senate and said he never wins polls.
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New York City
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U. S
Robert Taft Jr
U. S. Senate
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Frank J. Lausche
Nolan files for Democratic lieutenant governor nomination
Elyria businessman James D. Nolan filed petitions with 2 050 signatures from 68 counties to seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He faces state Sen. Anthony O. Calabrese and Ray T. Miller Jr. of Cleveland in the May primary.
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Ray T. Miller Jr
Cleveland
Father paddles teacher after school suspension incident
Amos Wilson of Jacksontown entered Lakewood Local Junior High in Hebron with his eighth grade son Jeff after a suspension. Wilson allegedly asked teacher Lawrence Faulk to spank Jeff, then Wilson grabbed the paddle and swatted Faulk. Principal George Bondouris said the matter would be reviewed by Licking County Schools Superintendent Robert Lucas tomorrow.
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Ohio
UPI
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Lakewood
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Jeff
Lawrence Faulk
Faulk
Kurfess to Seek Re election to Ohio House
Ohio Speaker Charles F. Kurfess of Bowling Green announced his candidacy for re election to the Ohio House, ending speculation he might run for governor.
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United Press International
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Bowling Green
House of Representatives
Borman to Leave NASA for Perot Firm in Dallas
Col. Frank Borman, commander of the first manned moon mission, will resign from NASA on July 1 and become vice president at H. Ross Perot’s Dallas computer company. He will help establish the American Horizons Foundation to inform the public about national problems and opportunities.
Weather Outlook Norwalk Ohio Weekend
Clearing and colder tonight with lows in the teens. Partly cloudy Saturday with highs in the lower 30s. Sunday clouds and cooler with a 20 percent precipitation chance Saturday. Northwest to 20 mph winds today, then west to southwest tonight and southwest Saturday. Norwalk high 39 low 20. Death Alfred L Daniels 83 Berlin Heights.
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Norwalk High spirit fuels must win clash with Tiffin
Norwalk High School principal George Perry says the Truckers feel an electric mood as they prep for a pivotal Northern Ohio League game against Tiffin tonight. A win ties them for first place. a loss drops them two games back with three to play.
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River Ice Jam Breaks Near Clarksfield Route 18 Bridge
Vermilion River ice jam at the Route 18 bridge broke minutes before state crews arrived, ending a morning of thick ice blocking the stream and floodwater on both riverbanks. Mrs. Charles Tetrick reported asking for help, and a crane and ball helped smash the ice. Water began receding as flow resumed under the bridge.
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Skelton Entreats Nixon At White House Theatre Night
Red Skelton performed a one night stand at the White House inaugurating monthly Executive Mansion theater evenings. President Nixon and guests laughed as Skelton mimicked his famous gazzler sketch and other antics in the East Room with Pat Nixon Spiro Agnew and their wives in attendance.
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UPI
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Pat
Spiro T. Agnew
Judy
Carswell Rights Question Dogs Supreme Court Hearing
A new civil rights issue surrounds Supreme Court nominee G Harrold Carswell over his 1964 voter registration conduct. Senator Birch Bayh says the testimony is damaging while Rutgers law professor John Lowenthal accuses Carswell of hostility to black voters and northern lawyers.
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UPI
Supreme Court
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
John Lowenthal
Newark
N.J
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Carswell
Georgia
Lowenthal
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tallahassee, Fla
Smothers Testifies Werber’s Marijuana Use Shapes Opinion
Tommy Smothers testified in San Rafael that he grew to like impresario Frank Werber after Werber began smoking marijuana. He said their shared experiences were religious and noted Werber’s personality changes since 1965. Werber insists he grows and uses marijuana for religious reasons under constitutional freedom guarantees.
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Calif
UPI
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Frank Werber
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Smothers
Kingston Trio
OU Students Protest Fee Hike At Athens Campus
About 300 Ohio University students gathered in front of the administration building to protest a tuition and fee increase. Bill Steinhardt reported glass broken in Cutler Hall while students chanted and threw bricks near the OU president's offices.
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UPI
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Claude Sowle
Cutler Hall
Steinhardt
Telephone troubles test Northern Ohio growth limits
Northern Ohio Telephone Company public relations official Janet Conway presents that complaints are often justified yet sometimes exaggerated as demand outpaces supply. He cites slow equipment availability and manpower shortages, with six months needed to train new hires and delays of 90 to 120 days for cable as military orders compete for parts.
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John Helman
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
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