Two Injured In Highway Crash At Hwy 19 And Old Albany
Police reported two drivers injured in a crash at Hwy 19 and Old Albany Road at 1 40 p m Saturday. Harry C Beckham Rt 1 and Lula Mae Rehberg Old Albany Rd were taken to Archbold Memorial Hospital with cuts bruises to the left arm and left ankle and neck injuries respectively. Rehberg was turning left when the collision occurred and a drainage pipe was damaged.
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Hwy. 19
Old Albany Road
Harry C. Beckham
Rt. 1
Lula Mae Rehberg
Old Albany Rd
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Beckham
Murry Bishop
State Patrol
Thomasville
293rd Fire of the Year Reported in Weekend Calls
Weekend fire logs show three incidents including a minor engine backfire at 113 E. Merrill St. involving Samuel Graham, an 80 year old woman helped back into bed, and an electrical short at 805 Remington Ave causing smoke with no blaze. This marked the year’s 293rd fire.
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E. Merrill St
Samuel Graham
Remington Ave
Bloodmobile Seeks 108 Pints Before Year Ends
The Red Cross Bloodmobile closes its year tomorrow at 1 30 p m at the Episcopal Parish Hall with a goal of 1 350 pints for Thomas County still unmet. New chairman Bob Leicht urged residents to donate at least 108 pints tomorrow to help others and protect families and workers.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Episcopal Parish
Bob Leicht
Bloodmobile
Thomas County
Nixon Open Housing Policy Expected From White House
Washington AP reports ranking anti discrimination groups await President Nixon's final open housing policy statement. Officials from the National Urban Coalition and the National Committee against Discrimination in Housing express skepticism. They caution the administration may not fully grasp subtle forms of housing discrimination.
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Nixon
White House
Herbert M. Franklin
National Urban Coalition
Jack &. Wood
National Committee Against Discrimination In Housing
Times
Wood
Soyuz 11 Links Up With Space Lab
The Soviet Soyuz 11 docked with the Salute space laboratory in orbit, forming a 60 foot long, 25 ton combined craft. Viktor Patsayev and Vladimir Volkov became the first crew to board, part of a plan to create permanently orbiting space stations with docking transport links.
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Moscow
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Space Laboratory
Tais
Soyuz Wi
Earth
Soyuz
Viktor Patsayeve
Patsayev
Nikolai Rukavish- Nikov
Vladimir Volkov
Secrets Session Diverts Senate Draft Debate On Laos Policy
The Senate halted its lengthy draft debate to hold a secret session on U S military actions in northern Laos. Sen. Symington accuses Washington of spending hundreds of millions without proper congressional sanction, while the Nixon administration warns a North Vietnamese victory in Laos could threaten U S troops in Vietnam. The draft extension bill remains pending with about three dozen amendments. Cloudy skies with showers expected through Tuesday.
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Laos
Stuart Symington
D.o
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Indochina
Nixon
David Abshire
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Foreign Relations Committee
Symington
Central Intelligence Agency
Mike Mansfield
One survivor in Hughes Air West DC9 crash near Angeles National Forest
Flight 706 with 43 passengers and five crew plummeted into a rugged canyon after a collision with a Marine F4 Phantom east of Duarte California. Nine bodies found in the wreckage and a sole survivor among the DC9 crew reported hours after the disaster.
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California
United States
Here
van Tassel Canyon
Angeles National Forest
Los Angeles County
Duarte
Air West
Los Angeles International Airport
Salt Lake City
Boise
Lewiston
Idaho
Paseo
Wash
Mitchell Expects to Direct Nixon Re-election Campaign
Washington attorney general John N. Mitchell says he probably will manage Nixon’s 1972 re election bid, but he notes caveats and says he would prefer Wall Street where he advised on state and municipal bonds. He stresses the decision depends entirely on the President and his wishes and adds he would assess circumstances if asked.
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Nixon
Washington
Inquisitor General
Law and Order
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Buttons
Mitchell Toy Poodle
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Bobby Kennedy
A. T
Toi
Cardinal of Adrian to Move Manufacturing Plant to Thomasville
A new Cardinal of Adrian manufacturing facility will relocate from Dryden Michigan to Rose City Industrial Park Thomasville in July The firm will hire locally and move Albany Georgia operations to Georgia South Carolina Florida and parts of Alabama served by this company noted by Bob Ausley and Arthur Hoag Director MacDonald founder of the firm Herman Vail named regional manager and Sir Worrell sales manager An initial market survey is underway to decide items to produce with production starting within six months
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Thomas County Chamber of Commerce
Bob Austey
Rose City
Cardinal of
Adrian
Arthur Co Hoag
Yopeka
Kan
Robert D. MacDonald
Mobile
Dryden
Mich
Ausley
Albany
William Vail
Sir Worrell
Cat A Manufaeures
States
Canada
Mexico
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
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Hoag
Chamber
Hoag and Vail
Plane Crash Kills 20 At New Haven
An Allegheny Convair 580 crashed while approaching Tweed-New Haven Airport killing at least 20. Yale New Haven Hospital reported 20 dead on arrival and three survivors. The aircraft was en route from Washington to New London and New Haven and struck electrical cables near cottages before crashing.
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Conn
Allegheny
Convair
Tweed-New Haven
Yale-New Haven
Getfe Street
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