Eban and Barbour Discuss Phantom Bergus Plan on Suez
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban met U S Ambassador H Walworth Barbour in Tel Aviv to seek details of the so called phantom Bergus plan for reopening the Suez Canal under a new interim Middle East agreement. Israeli sources said Bergus proposed the plan in Cairo and it was first learned of in the Washington Post two days earlier. They expressed dismay and requested clarification from Washington.
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United Press International
Abba Eban
Tel Aviv
U.S
H. Walworth Barbour
Bergus
Suez Canal
Mideast
Isreali
Isreal
Donald Bergus
Cairo
Washington Post
Washington
Nixon to Veto $5.5 Billion Public Works Bill
President Nixon planned to veto the $5.5 billion accelerated public works bill backed by Democrats. Treasury Secretary Connally said Nixon would make clear he will not engage in further spending not directly tied to unemployment relief. He had until midnight to decide.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Weather Service ends sign of rising or falling pressure
The National Weather Service will stop indicating whether barometric pressure is rising or falling in statements. Officials say daily pressure changes misled many that a fall signal meant a storm. The change took effect earlier this month. Washington and national briefings note the policy shift.
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United Press International
National Weather Service
Ohio
Sewage spill prompts Cleveland plant repairs and probe
Cleveland officials plan partial sewage treatment by Wednesday after five million gallons per hour spilled into Lake Erie from Easterly plant since Friday. Utilities Director Gaskill cites a faulty drain valve as main cause amid unknown factors. Vic Damone and Judith Rawlins divorce after seven years with $2100 monthly support and Beverly Hills home sale.
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Cleveland
UPS
Lake Erie
Utilities Department
William Gaskill
Los Angeles
UPI
Vic Damone
Judith Rawlins
Damone
Beverly Hills
Miss Rawlins
Bell workers wear yellow shirts in contract dispute
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. workers in Cleveland wear yellow T shirts bearing the slogan Ma Bell Is A Cheap Mother as part of a contract dispute. The shirts feature a cracked bell symbolizing a breach in the mother-child relationship with the Bell System.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ma Bell
Bell Telephone System
Colombo Shot at Italian Rally in Brooklyn
Joseph Colombo Sr suffered three gunshot wounds and remained in critical condition after an attack at a rally he helped organize in South Brooklyn. Police questioned underworld figures about a possible feud over rackets, while the assailant Jerome A. Johnson was killed and described as an admirer of Adolf Hitler.
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New York
UPI
Joseph Colombo
Brooklyn
Colombo
Jerome A. Johnson
New Brunswick
N.J
Adolf Hitler
Johnson
Weather Outlook With Warm Humidity And Tstorms
Thundershowers end this morning with a chance of more this afternoon and tonight. Hot humid conditions with highs upper 80s to mid 90s and lows around 70s. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and 90s with a 30 percent rain chance. Norwalk highs 98, low 65. precipitation 0.67 inches. Marriage license actions list couples from Clarksfield to Bellevue. Death of Mrs Irene Collins, 71, of Bellevue.
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Norwalk
David E. Grindstaff
Clarksfield
Margaret D. Drake
Charles G. Nestor
Doris A. Hemminger
Willard
Mark E. Shaver
Bellevue
Brenda G. Graves
Monroeville
Allard R. Webb
Huron
Susan K. Lykins
Collins
Charles F. Pinyerd
Marion
Herbert Krogh
Krogh
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
West Main Street
Coshocton
Toledo
Ohio
Youngstown
Mansfield
St Paul Schools Face Closure If Parochial Aid Repealed
St Paul elementary and high schools may shut if Supreme Court overturns laws funding parochial schools. Rev Gerald Stein asks for state aid to rise from 50 to 100 per student. St Paul budget about 306000 with 45000 in state funds. University officials note Ohio distribution varies. ACLU threatens suit to strike 60 million allocated for non public schools.
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St. Paul
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Gerald Stein
Father Stein
St. Paul’s
Norwalk City
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Franklin County
Thomas Reynolds
St. Mary Parish
St. Mary
St. Mary’s
United Press International
Martin Essex
Essex
School Board of Education
The
American Civil Liberties Union
General Assembly
Mercury In The Shade Delivers Relief In Storm Hit Huron County
A morning storm in Huron County brought 95 high winds and heavy rain, knocking down lines and waking Norwalk residents after 1 am. Thunder and lightning accompanied the squall as temperatures dropped below 70, offering brief relief from a heat wave.
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Huron County
Norwalk
Ohio State to train 1350 evaluators to rate schools
Ohio State University will train 1,350 people over three and a half years to become school systems evaluators. They will prepare reports comparing student achievement, teacher turnover, absence rates, and course materials across systems and states. The program is funded by a 225000 grant from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio State University
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Recount Upholds Defeat of New London Levy
A full seven precinct recount for the June 21 election upheld the defeat of a three mill school operating levy in New London by four votes. The tally remained 421 for and 425 against, with the Board of Elections handling costs and potential refunds.
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NEW London
Board of Elections
New London Board of Education
Barbara Angle
Board of Education
Newborn Infant Dies After Haul In Suitcase
In Portsmouth Ohio a 19 year old bride Mrs. Robert Flaugher told police she delivered a stillborn baby in her Cincinnati home bathroom and packed the infant in a suitcase on her honeymoon trip. An autopsy found suffocation as the cause. Police await Cincinnati authorities’ guidance on action.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
UPI
Robert Flaugher
Scioto Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Flaugher
Hillsboro
Fort Knox
Ohio Congressmen Vote On War Amendment
UPI reports the House tabled the end the war amendment by 216 to 176. Ohio voting patterns show Democrats for Hays and Seiberling Stanton Stokes Vanik and Ashbrook among others, with Republicans for Betts Bow Brown Clancy Harsha Keating Latta Minshall Powell Wylie and Wylie voting yes or no as listed.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. House of Representatives
Senate
Ohio
Wayne L. Hays
Flushing
Charles J Carney
Youngstown
John F. Seiberling Jr
Akron
James V. Stanton
Cleveland
Louis Stokes
Charles A. Vanik
Thomas Ludlow Ashley
Waterville
Jackson E
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Stein
North Bend
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Larsen
Fang
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Jan Lorcher
Scottwood Drive
St. Lawrence Church
Virginia Beach
William Daehler
Scioto County
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