Warn Of Hog Cholera In Ohio Trade
The state Department of Agriculture warns feeder pig buyers to exercise extreme care after hog cholera cases were found in Ohio. Director John M. Stackhouse says Ohio halted pig dealer permits from Florida Georgia North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee due to epidemic outbreaks.
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Taft backs Fortas resignation as best solution
U.S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr. said Fortas resignation solves a difficult problem after considering impeachment. Taft warned a conviction through impeachment would be lengthy and uncertain as the issue unfolded.
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Farmer group launches NCIRA against Nixon subsidy cut
James W. White of Kittanning Pa. announced the National Committee for the Improvement of Rural America NCIRA at a Washington news conference. He argued the proposed elimination of a 200 million dollar annual farm conservation subsidy would hurt all Americans because conservation has made the country strong.
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Ohio Senate backs fluoride in water for 91 percent
The Senate Education, Health and Welfare committee recommended a bill requiring cities over 5,000 residents to keep fluoride levels between 0.8 and 1.3 parts per million. If enacted, the program would start January 1, 1967. Norwalk official Don Davis said current natural fluoride already keeps the water in range.
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Pleasant Weekend Weather With Showers In Forecast
Sunny and warmer today with highs in the 70s. Tonight a mild low in the lower 50s. Friday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers and highs in the upper 70s to 80s. Saturday adds variable clouds and scattered showers or thundershowers with southeasterly winds 8 to 15 mph. Births note a Monroeville couple Rollie and wife welcome a son. Deaths list Bess Mae Benedict 86 and Harold K. Sturtevant 77 both noted in New London area.
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Patience in War Critique From South Viet Leader Huong
In an interview Huong, 66, argued the United States is weakened by begging for peace. He cited his 354 days as prime minister and urged secret talks with the Viet Cong, saying a pullout of 30,000 U.S. troops could leave South Vietnam to face the Viet Cong alone.
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Fortas resigns from the Supreme Court amid impeachment fallout
Justice Abe Fortas announces resignation effective immediately after amid controversy over a $20,000 fee from the family foundation of financier Louis Wolfson. Nixon accepts the resignation as pressure on Capitol Hill mounts over potential impeachment for Fortas and related ethics questions.
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Girl’s Surprise Ended in Tragic Leap from Window
Deborah Weinstein, 15, invited two friends to a bedroom then leaped from the 15th floor of the Ambassador Town House in Philadelphia. The three girls, all patients at local facilities, were dining together when Weinstein proclaimed a surprise and left the room.
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Commission Demands Ohio Cities Pay Up
The Ohio Retirement Study Commission urged no delays or changes in the 411.8 million obligation to the Firemen's Disability and Pension Fund. It noted 107 cities owe the first payment, 143 have paid, and 57 owe nothing, with the state contributing 1.2 million yearly.
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Plan to Build Twin Tower State Offices Revealed
Columbus plan proposes two 30 to 35 story towers costing about 50 million dollars on sites of the Ohio Theater and Chamber of Commerce Building. Removal of the Statehouse Annex and underground connections to the Capitol.
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Former Mobster May Lose Eye
Columbus report says 65 year old former prohibition era mobster Thomas Yonnie Licavoli is completely blind in his right eye and may need removal. Dr Robert Magnuson of Ohio State University Hospital treated the Purple Gang leader for an eye injury dating to 1948.
Viet Cong Rejects Nixon Call for Mutual Withdrawal
Viet Cong and its National Liberation Front dismissed President Nixon's demand for a mutual troop pullout in South Vietnam as unjust and unacceptable. The bloc criticized the eight point plan, while Hanoi indicated support for the Viet Cong stand. The next peace talks were moved to Friday as Henry Cabot Lodge returned to Washington.
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