Egyptian Israeli talks drift after six point accord
Post signing in a desert camp the Egyptian and Israeli generals face new interpretation issues as they seek a peaceful path to Geneva. Egypt insists on a Suez relief corridor while Israel pushes for immediate POW exchanges amid tension over the six point deal. In Columbus Ohio Governor Gilligan's staff expands with three workers moving to nearby offices at a cost of over 500 dollars monthly.
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Middle East
Geneva
Kilometer 101
Cairo
Egypt
Suez City
Columbus
UPI
John J. Gilligan
Statehouse
Bill Sprately
Nancy Arnesen
Beggs
Robert Gary
Atlas
State
Kissinger Holds Talks With Mao in Peking
Henry Kissinger met for about two hours with Mao Tse-tung at Mao's home after a three hour session with Chou En-lai. The talks sparked speculation that Kissinger's visit could broaden Sino American relations, though no details were released.
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Peking
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Mao Tse-tung
Chou En-lai
Mao
Kissinger
Lady Bird Johnson says Watergate would not happen under Johnson
In her first TV interview since her husband’s death, Lady Bird Johnson says Watergate could not have happened during Lyndon B. Johnson’s administration and that he minded every detail as best he could. She notes he would not have allowed such issues in his campaigns.
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Washington
UPI
Lady Bird Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dynamite Truck Fire Forces Escape On I 75 Near Dayton
A truck driver Orin K. Miller and his passenger Roy Wittenmyer fled a burning vehicle on I 75 north of Dayton late Sunday. The truck owned by David Blasting Co. carried 10 dynamite cases 12 blasting caps and 150 pounds of blasting cord. The truck burned destroying it and debris damaged three other cars.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPI
Interstate 75
Here
Orin K. Miller
Findlay
Miller
Roy Wittenmyer
David Blasting Co
East Fordam
Cincinnati
Getty heir ear at center of Rome mystery
The mother of oil magnate J Paul Getty's missing grandson is believed to be 85 to 90 percent sure the ear mailed to a Roman newspaper is her son's. Giovanni Iacovoni said she also identified hair from the sender, while police source confirmed the hair.
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Rome
UPI
J. Paul Getty
Giovanni Iacovoni
Gail Getty
Stolen Tiffany Windows Value Hits 150000 at Church
Four Tiffany stained glass windows valued up to 150000 dollars were taken from the Humanist Fellowship of Liberation Church on Cleveland East Side. Custodian Eddie Rupert, 63, found the theft Sunday. three smaller colored windows valued at 100 dollars each were also missing.
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Cleveland
UPS
Humanist Fellowship of Liberation Church
Eddie Rupert
Weather and notices from Norwalk area including marriages and deaths
Mostly cloudy today with a high of 50 to 55 and a low tonight in the lower 40s. Tuesday will be mostly sunny and warmer with a high in the lower 60s. Precipitation chance 20 percent today tonight and Tuesday. Winds SW to S 10 to 18 mph. Norwalk high 43 low 28. Humidity 7 am 78 percent, 1 pm 64 percent, 7 pm 64 percent. Sunrise 7:12 am Sunset 5:10 pm Moonrise 7:12 pm Moonset 9:38 am. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS list includes Craig J Hollingsworth and Sandra L Thayer. David R Miskell and Alice M Tommas. Robert W Patchen and Sharon K Jackson. David L Vorster and Roberta L Kimball. DEATHS include Patricia Krueger 37 Berlin Heights, Staff Sgt Robert G Kuntz Jr 28 Okinawa, Daryl Ann Izzard 19 Norwalk, Thurman T Elliott 55 Elyria.
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Norwalk
Craig J. Hollingsworth
Wellington
Sandra L. Thayer
Collins
David R. Miskell
Wapakoneta
Alice M. Tommas
Bellevue
Robert W. Patchen
Sharon K. Jackson
Olena
David L. Vorster
Clyde
Roberta L. Kimball
Patricia Krueger
Berlin Heights
Robert G. Kuntz, Jr
Okinawa
Daryl Ann Izzard
Thurman T. Elliott
Elyria
Stringbean Akeman Shot at Farm Home in Tennessee
Grand Ole Opry star David Akeman known as Stringbean and his wife Estelle were killed in a suspected burglary at their 300 acre Tennessee farm. Police recovered about 5 700 dollars from the scene amid reports he carried thousands more in secret pockets and sacks. A priceless Uncle Dave Macon banjo remained untouched on the porch as detectives questioned four people.
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Nashville
Tenn
UPI
Grand Ole Opry
Hee Haw
David Akeman
Akeman
Estelle
Opry
Louis
Jones
Metro
Tom Cathey
Cathey
Dave Macon
Ground Breaking For Norwalk Church Complex
About 200 members of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Norwalk gathered in a cornfield off Benedict Avenue to break ground for a new $620,000 church complex to be completed in about a year. Pastor Quentin Battiste turned the first shovelful. Donald Burtchin, building committee chairman, stood beside him.
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St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Norwalk
Benedict Avenue
Quentin Battiste
Donald Burtchin
Cracked Radiator Floods Third Floor Courthouse With Steam
A cracked radiator released steam into three rooms on the Huron County Courthouse third floor early this morning. Juvenile Officer Phyllis Spencer and Community Relations Officer Lloyd Smith supervised cleanup as steam covered walls carpets and furnishings in offices and a darkroom being remodeled. Smith noted minimal damage to filing papers away from cabinet openings.
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Huron County
Phyllis Spencer
Lloyd Smith
Huron County Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff’s Department
Smith
Nixon to Turn Over More Tapes in Watergate Case
President Nixon announced he would hand over additional tapes and memoranda to Judge Sirica to allow the court to determine the substance of two conversations on Watergate the White House says were never recorded. He expressed confidence the new material would prove those talks were not recorded and quell public doubt.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
John J. Sirica
White House
Power Squeeze Sale of Longjohns Is Brisk
United Press International reports a chilly downturn in fuel shortages with shoppers rushing to buy firewood long underwear and related gear. Massachusetts dealers say orders have doubled with supply delays likely. Authorities discuss possible gasoline rationing and a 40 cent per gallon tax as drivers ignore voluntary 50 mph limits in several states.
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United Press International
New York Times
Washington Post
Massachusetts
Brookline Ice and Coal Co
Boston Area
Wally Smith
New York
New Jersey
UPI
Los Angeles
Jack Fox
Firelands appoints Virginia president as new dean amid student protest
Dr. M. Douglas Reed from Central Virginia Community College was named dean of Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University replacing acting dean Dr. Joseph Krauter. Students complained the selection process excluded input, while Reed said he opposes campus autonomy and favors remaining part of the university.
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Huron
Virginia
Firelands
M. Douglas Reed
Joseph Krauter
Norwalk
Bowling Green State University
Reed
Central Virginia Community College
Krauter
Bowling Green
Richard Smith
Smith
Veteran's Club
Rob Turner
Sue Early
Senate
Turner
Cincinnati
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Ill
Crusade For Christ International
New England
Washington, D.C
Lynchburg
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