Morse Tackles Southeast Asia Policy and UN Role
Sen Wayne Morse urged use of the United Nations to resolve Vietnam and warned that continuing current U S policy risks total war in Southeast Asia. He criticized President Johnson and urged reliance on UN delegations against the USSR while noting SEATO limits and Vietnam's Viet Cong control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mocs
Memorial Auditorium
Asia
Morse
Viet Nam
U.S
Sen. Morse
U. S
Greece
Turkey
Nasser
Yemen
Indonesia
Malaysia
Ussr
Red China
SEATO
Australia
Johnson
Johns Hopkins University
Senator Morse
United Nations
de Gaulle
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Mock UN Members Pass 5 Resolutions Table 3
The Mock UN debated and passed five resolutions on Saturday after nine were tackled. Key actions included India winning a substitution decision, a Portugal Angola colonialism resolution being disposed, Cyprus resolve passing, and a proposal to alter voting power defeated. The Cuba condemnation also passed amid a night of heated debate. Divorce petitions list Franklin McGuire vs Venus McGuire for custody, and a land transfer reads Louise Matheny to Roy and Ralph Davis for Lot 597 in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Beardslee
India
Portugal
Angola
Mozambique
Portuguese Guinea
Africa Nations
Cyprus
Australia
Louise Matheny
Roy and
Ralph Davis
Nelsonville
Textbooks Chosen For Language Courses By County Panel
The county foreign language textbook committee, led by Lewis R. Mollica, recommended Spanish French and Latin texts for county adoption. Members included Mrs. Betty Rose chairwoman and others, with final approval to come from the county school board after evaluation using a standardized criteria form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Lewis R. Mollica
Betty Rose
Charles Knowles
Patricia Kendall
Janet Hanna
Elizabeth Smith
S. W. Ladd
Margerne
County School Board
Ronald Smith
Harry Hall
George Cotter
Richard Bartholomew
Eleanor Fugate
Bernice Soehler
Kathleen Kane
Pat Johnson
Gay Sharp
Barbara Downhour
Mabel LeFever
Luella Clifton
Lois Glancey
Mollica
Firemen Treat Man Hurt by Power Mower at Home
Fire department emergency squad responded to 64 Stimson Ave Sunday at 6 10 pm after Bert Wigal 44 suffered lacerations to two fingers of his right hand caught in a power mower. Firemen bandaged his hand and transported him to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Stimson Ave
Bert Wigal
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Firemen Called But Find No Fire At Hudson Avenue Home
Ath ens firemen were called to 76 Hudson Ave to a home owned by Mrs. Fred Hammer. The residents Mr and Mrs Abner Jonas reported a basement odor of smoke but investigators found no fire or trace of smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hudson Ave
Fred Hammer
Abner Jonas
Proposed Amendments Add 3000 To Election
Ray Bobo election board clerk estimated about 7000 total for the May election including primaries in Athens Glouster and Nelsonville with four outside precincts opened for four state constitutional amendments. Outside precincts require four man crews extra costs and poll workers salaries plus related expenses. Amendments cover a bond issue loans for college students apportionment and financing of private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Election Board
Ray Bobo
Election Board
Athens
Glouster
Nelsonville
Bobo
Ohio U President Alden Linked For State Post
Ohio University President Alden is linked to a state post amid reports he may join the governor’s cabinet. Officials say he is in Puerto Rico for a Young Presidents Organization meeting and chairs the Ohio Valley Region Development Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio U
Alden
Puerto Rico
Young Presidents Organization
Ohio Valley Region Development Council
James Rhodes
Job Corps
Federal Economic Development Program
Lyndon Johnson
Three Drivers Cited in Weekend Crashes and Deer Incidents
The State Highway Patrol cited three motorists in weekend crashes and investigated two deer-related mishaps. Jack Dempsey Phillips 33 of Deanville was cited for failure to yield on a left turn after a two car collision on Route 33 south of the Athens Hocking County line. Darrell Ward Young 25 of Albany Route 2 was cited for improper passing after a two car crash on Route 50A east of Route 33. Clifford James Grossman 16 of Leavittsburg was cited for conditional speed after driving across a grass center strip on Route 33 north of Athens. A deer had to be destroyed after hitting Vivian Lee Starling 22 of Marietta on Route 33. A second deer was killed when it ran into Margaret Jean Rittnger 44 of Chillicothe on Route 50 Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Jack Dempsey Phillips
Deanville
Athens-Hocking County
Darrell Ward Young
Albany
Clifford James Grossman
Leavittsburg
Athens
Vivian Lee Starling
Marietta
Margaret Jean Rittinger
Chillicothe
Chauncey Firemen Put Out House Blaze
Chauncey Fire Department responded to a blaze at the Joey Nicholson residence in Chauncey at 8 a m. The fire confined to an upstairs bedroom of a two story frame house and destroyed the room and its furnishings. Smoke and water damage were heavy upstairs and in part of the downstairs. Fire Chief Jack Hamer reported no loss estimate.
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Chauncey
Joey Nicholson
Jack Hamer
Eight And Forty World Tour Films Shown In Logan
Hight and Forty group met in Logan after a dinner at Brandt's Restaurant a business meeting was held at Erma Powers home where she displayed films from a world tour last fall. Guest Sybil Kurtzman attended. Next meeting planned at Higgin's restaurant Glouster with Neil Morris as hostess. Glouster Alumni Association schedules Monday 8:00 p.m. in the High School building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Logan
Brandt
Erma Powers
Sybil Kurtzman
Higgin
Neil Morris
Chauncey Dover High School Honor Roll Released
Chauncey Dover High School announces the fourth grading period honor roll listing seniors Joe Sharpe Paul Perry Ruth McKinney Mary Truszka Dana Chapman Archie Stanley Linda Preston Keith Sanders Fred Staley Don Dennis Cheryl Sikora juniors Lewis Shields David Love Jim Shumway Ann Kozam David Kottyan Tom Alers Alderman Barbara Markle Linda Tinkham Mae Hunter sophomores Patty Shields Linda Lohse Barbara Stotts Gary Thomas Kristi Merriman Jim Staley Bob Lougins freshmen Darla Dunkle Emily Staley Judy Lanning Rita Kovaleski Roger Bentley Steve Skinner Diana Brown Butch Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Joe Sharpe
Paul Perry
Ruth McKinney
Mary Truszka
Dana Chapman
Archie Stanley
Linda Preston
Keith Sanders
Fred Staley
Don Dennis
Cheryl Sikora
Lewis Shields
David Love
Jim Shumway
Ann Kozam
David Kottyan
Tom Alers Alderman
Barbara Markle
Linda Tinkham
Mae Hunter
Patty Shields
Linda Lohse
Barbara Stotts
Gary Thomas
Kristi Merriman
Jim Staley
Bob Lougins
Darla Dunkle
Emily Staley
Judy Lanning
Rita Kovaleski
Roger Bentley
Steve Skinner
Diana Brown
Butch Brown
Larry Thomas
Dea Ray Davenport
Suit Filed for 15300 Damages in Hatch Collision Case
Winifred Tabler sues Ronald C. Hatch in Common Pleas Court seeking 15298.08 for injuries and damages after a April 1964 crash in a parked car on W State Street caused by Hatch driving a pickup. She claims lost wages and medical bills plus car damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Tabler
Common Please Court
Ronald C. Hatch
W. State St
Hatch
Two Juveniles Cited After Cars Enter Chauncey
Deputies arrested two Chauncey juveniles, ages 14 and 16, after one car was broken into and a second car had a citizen band radio dismantled Friday night at Chauncey High School. A pocket book with $12 was taken. the youths were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Bond Forfeitures In County and Municipal Courts
A list of bonds forfeitures and notices in county and municipal courts includes Daniel Lee Hutchins 20 speeding $20 Dennis James Mitchell 18 Murray City left of center $15 William Tucker 59 Colum bus left of center $15 William G Vaughn 36 Lo gan license plates $15 Leonard Admiral Hill 23 Millfield Route 1 speeding $22 Vernon E Duckwall 57 Hey Wert speeding patrol Harold Raymond Faber 25 The Plains traffic sign patrol $12 Thomas Lee Anderson 27 Grosvenor St unsafe vehicle police $17 Paramathia Lodge 25 F&AM will meet 7:30 p m Tuesday at Masonic Temple per Jack L Clark master.
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Daniel Lee Hutchins
Dennis James Mitchell
Murray City
William Tucker
Columbus
William G. Vaughn
Logan
Leonard Admiral Hill
Millfield
Hey Wert
Harold Raymond Faber
the Plains
Thomas Lee Anderson
Grosvenor St
Students Rally For Good Friday Off At Ohio University
About 1000 to 2000 students demonstrated near Ohio University's East Green and President Alden's home on Sunday night. They blocked intersections on Court and Union, chanted for Good Friday off, and dispersed after university officials urged restraint. Dean Butler praised residence staff for handling the crowd.
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Ohio University
University
East Green
E. Union St
West Green
Athens
Court
Union
Alden
William Butler
Thomas Dutton
Court St
Athena Theater
Dean Butler
River Will Crest Under Flood Stage
The Hocking River at Athens is forecast to crest between 15 and 16 feet tonight, below the 17 foot flood stage. At 11 am Monday it stood 14.1 feet, rising about two inches hourly. 24 hour rainfall reached .95 inch. Minor electric and telephone problems reported. temperatures rose from 54 to 70 by 10:30 am, with Sunday high of 74.
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Hocking
Athens
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Weather Bureau
Huntington
W. Va
OU Singled Out By LBJ
President Lyndon B. Johnson cited Ohio University and its surrounding area as an example of an organized development team in his Congressional address. He described Southeastern Ohio counties organized with the university to aid regional industrial growth and backed a long-range plan for area economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Ohio
America
Shelter House Hospital Notes and Local Notices
Admitted list includes Mrs. Walter Mechem Nelsonville and others in Athens area. dismissals include Harry Crewson and several residents. Glouster Garden Club hosted by Mrs Merrill Ogg and Mrs Esther Lamborn discussed attendances for Rio Grande regional and Athens meeting May 12. Divorce decree issued in Hanning case custody awarded. Athens Commandery Knights Templar to meet 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Masonic Temple.
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Glouster
Merrill Ogg
Esther Lamborn
Glouster Garden Club
Gordon
Rio Grande
County Garden Club
Athens
Harold Wagner
Clyde Price
Lamborn
Francis McAllister
Price
McAllister
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Harold R. Kimes
Pedestrian Injured In Auto Mishap On Union Street
James W. Minges 20 of Parks Hall was cited for unsafe operation after losing control around a curve on West Union Street near Depot Street. A parked car and a parking meter were struck, injuring pedestrian Carol Kark of 84 West Union Street who suffered a cut ankle and possible bone damage and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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James W. Minges
Parks Hall
W. Union St
Depot St
Minges
Union St
Carol Kark
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ohio University Faculty Briefs Highlight Awards and Lectures
Dr Madelene R Barnett assistant professor of dramatic art and speech receives outstanding young teacher award from the Central State Speech Association at its Chicago conference. Dr Carl G Gustavson history professor completes term as president of the Ohio Academy of History presiding at the final session in the Ohio State Museum. Neville Rogers English professor will speak on Virgil and Milton at Ohio State University. he is a London graduate and author of Keats Shelly and Rome and Shelly at Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelene R. Barnett
Ohio University
Central State Speech Association
Chicago
Carl G. Gustavson
Ohio Academy of History
Ohio State Museum
Neville Rogers
Ohio State University
Rogers
University of London
England
France
Italy
United States
Easter fashions set stage for spring parade
Retail note from Full Green Drugs at 15 South Court St Athens urges Easter shoppers to select bonnets and coifs for a complete head to toe Easter look. A wide assortment of gifts is offered to help make Easter a happy occasion. Your Health is our Business.
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Milady
South Court St
Athens
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SE Asia Future
General Assembly
North Vietnam
Kenneth Bachman
Annandale
Cuba
Franklin McGuire
Venus McGuire
Carpenter Hardware Housewares
Athens, Ohio
Terminix
Tel. LY
Sleeth Lumber Co
Columbus Road
Bruce-Terminiz
Mahaffey’s
MitchemnAidd
Ted
Pein
Tel
Yennie
Imurphey
Insurance Agency
Jessie W. Ley
Katherine Hartley
N. Court
Glouster Alumni Association
Wilson Baker
Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Jack L. Clark
Lbj
Walter Mechem
Margaret Blake
Eleanor Minister
Lee R. Roach
Chris Handley
Harry Crewson
Carolyn McKnight
Patricia Horn
Harold Barnhart
Guy Morrison
William van Sickie
Byron James
Kenneth Sisson
Powell
Virginia Hanning
Alto
Hanning
David E
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