Alden Denies Vice Presidential Speculation
Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden rejected reports he is being considered for vice president. The Akron Beacon Journal cited White House sources linking him to a Johnson ticket, noting his role in the War on Poverty and friendship with the president.
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United States
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
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Akron Beacon- Journal
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Lyndon B. Johnson
Massachusetts
Akron Newsman
Pers
Washington
Johnson
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Mr. Johnson
Ohio Valley
Athens
Glouster Residents Hurt In Hocking County Crash
Five people were injured when a car left Route 216 north of Murray City and veered into a ditch. Driver Samuel R. McDonald 20 Barberton suffered facial lacerations and chest bruising. Injured passengers included Ida McDonald 21 and Charlotte McDonald 18 both of Glouster with ribs and head injuries. Efaw 16 Athens cited in juvenile court for signaling failure.
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Murray City
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Samuel R. McDonald
Barberton
James Franklin Kennedy
Millfield
Richard Francis Efaw
Athens
Efaw
James Dawson
Ida McDonald
Charlotte McDonald
James Lanning
Glouster
Route 50
Credit Union Institute Opens Today
The seventh annual Institute for Credit Union Personnel sponsored by the Ohio Credit Union League and Ohio University began Monday in Copeland Hall. It targets directors committee members and employees of credit unions and leagues with studies in human relations psychology public responsibilities interviewing and advancing credit union principles. Four Ohio University professors Dr Bernard Black Don K Worden Dr William T Greenwood and Dr Harry B Crewson serve on the faculty.
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Ohio Credit Union League
Ohio University
Copeland Hall
Bernard Black
Don K. Worden
William T. Greenwood
Harry B. Crewson
Bound To Jury On Non-Support Charge
Claude Elbert Janes of Pennsville Route 1 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a non-support charge filed by June Janes Trimble. He was placed under a $500 bond and bound to the grand jury, with the case handled by a sheriff's deputy.
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Claude Elbert Janes
Pennsville
June Janes
Trimble
Janes
Post Office Of Future Show At Worlds Fair In Athens
Athens visitors to the New York World's Fair will see a post office of the future with new electronic and mechanical mail handling devices. Postmaster Arthur E. Cornwell announced that area residents can try a prototype stainless system during the exhibit.
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Athens
Arthur E. Cornwell
Cornwell
Glouster Trimble school board elects officers at weekend meeting
The Glouster Trimble school board selected Robert Morrison as president John Mecum as vice president and Mrs Carrye Bridges as clerk at its organization meeting Saturday night The board plans monthly sessions with the next set for August 11.
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Glouster . Trimble
Robert Morrison
John Mecum
Carrye Bridges
Windows At Bridgwater Machine Co. Reported Destroyed
Plant guards told police rocks were thrown at Bridgwater Machine Co. windows near the Elliott Street entrance. Six window panes were broken. Officers responded to calls at 1 05 and 1 15 a.m. Sunday.
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Bridgwater Machine Co
Elliott St
Suit Filed To Set Claims On Land In Athens Township
Fred and Darlene Bishop sue Florence R Woods Myrtle Uldrich and others in Common Pleas Court to clear any claims to 25 acres in Athens Township purchased in 1957 for 3750 dollars. Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons meets 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Masonic Temple.
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Fred
Darlene Bishop
Common Pleas Court
Florence R. Woods
Myrtle Uldrich
Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Art Teacher Honored By Royal Society
Dr. Herbert D. White associate professor of fine arts at Ohio University is named Benjamin Franklin Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. The British citizen has served as corresponding secretary for six months representing 170 members in the Midwest. He is honored for efforts to acquaint Britain with progress in arts and sciences in the United States. The RSA bicentenary feature commemorated Franklin’s role.
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Herbert D. White
Ohio University
Benjamin Franklin
The
Royal Society of Arts
White
Mid- West
United States
Franklin
Ohio University Air Force Rotc
John H. Amstutz
Lorain
Air Force Reserve
David G. Smith
Amstutz
Offutt Afb
Neb
City Income Tax Hits 80000 in First Quarter
Mayor Raymond Shepard reported the city collected about $80,000 for the first quarter of the one percent city income tax. He noted only a small portion was paid for the full year and estimated about $75,000 for the second quarter. The administration’s annual estimate of $300,000 appears fairly accurate.
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Raymond Shepard
Shepard
Athens Sizzles at 101 in Hottest Day in Seven Years
The Athens sun pushed the thermometer to 101 degrees on Sunday, the hottest in seven years. Hundreds sought relief at pools and beaches as a Lake Burr Oak drowning occurred nearby. The heat topped July 1957 records, with a 92 high the day before and a 72 low early morning.
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Athens
Burr Oak
Ohio
Associated Press
The
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Drought Emergency Steps Set for Damaged Land in 1963 64
Emergency provisions from the U S Department of Agriculture allow cost sharing up to 80 percent for farmers with drought damaged land. Irvin A Wolfe says Athens County program covers permanent meadow, pasture land, sod waterways and earthen structures with applications due by August 31 and practices completed by September 15.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Irvin A. Wolfe
Athens County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
S. Court St
Athens Contestants Win Water Ski Tourney Events
The first annual Athens Open Water Ski Tournament at Eddie's Marina in Hockingport drew strong local interest. Steve Riggle claimed the junior boys overall trophy by sweeping firsts in slalom and jump and second in tricks, with Dave Parsons taking club overall runner up and placing high in tricks and jump. Lowell Grube of Columbus, skiing for Athens, won men's overall and contributed second in jump and fourth in tricks, while Jessie Grube topped senior women’s and Norma Riggle won women’s slalom with Jennie Meeks second.
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Hockingport
Steve Riggle
Dave Parsons
Dave
Athens
Howard Parsons
Lowell Grube
Columbus
Jessie
Norma Riggle
Jennie Meeks
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
List of individuals associated with Sheltering Arms Hospital includes Mr and Mrs Dennis Hix and their newborn daughter in Athens and names such as Mrs Stanley Nadroski Mrs Phillip Rhodes Marion W Rose and Linda Thompson. Also mentioned are Alice Velma Staneart and Mrs Charles Mullins in Athens along with others in Millfield and The Plains.
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Stanley Nadroski
Athens
Phillip Rhodes
Millfield
Marion W. Rose
Fred Walburn
Conrad Collins
Linda Thompson
Alice Velma Staneart
Charles Mullins
Obituary: David Walraven of Athens
David Walraven, a planned Athens High School junior, died. He is survived by his mother and stepfather, five brothers, a sister, and grandparents. Funeral arrangements at Hughes funeral home include services Wednesday at 1 p.m. with burial in Memory Gardens.
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Radcliff
Jackson County
Thurman
Cora Belle Radcliff
Athens County
Athens Eagles Lodge
Arietta
Armour
Floella Ervin
Athens
Mary Cooper
Marcella Hupp
Thornville
Dolly Saylor
Shade Route 1
Annalee White
Pleasantville
Hiram
Columbus
Hazel Farley
Detroit
Mich
Eber Lewis
Hughes Funeral Home
Canaanville
Walraven
Paul
Harold Weed
Jenifer
Thomas
Wilford
Paul, Jr
Ft. Riley
Kans
Stephen
Gregory
Mae Guess
Albany
Faye Carsey
Yakima
Wash
Hughes Funeral
R. Edse. Wilcox
Memory Gardens
City Market fire damages cars and motor
Firemen were called to Court Street Market and nearby at 11 10 p m to tackle an electric motor on a compressor unit smoking. The market owned by James A Simpkins had power shut off. A cigarette on a front seat may have caused $50 loss to a 1957 auto owned by Earnie Welch of Albany. Earlier at 9 40 p m Saturday fire crews responded to 92 W Union St where a car was on fire.
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Court Street Market
Court and Carpenter
James A. Simpkins
Earnie Welch
Albany
W. Union St
Two Inducted Into Army From Athens Region
Two Athens men, James F. Verian of Glouster and Roy M. Alkire of Frost, left Athens by bus Monday for Columbus to be inducted at Ft. Hayes. Each received a Bible from the Gideon Society. Five more Athens County residents are to report to Ft. Hayes Wednesday for pre induction physicals.
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Columbus
Ft. Hayes
James F. Verian
Glouster
Roy M. Alkire
Frost
Gideon Society
Selective Service
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Houck & Reed, Inc
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Nelsonville, Ohio
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Stimson
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Lamborn
Adolf Fassbender
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S. High St
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Cline
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Milton Williams
Esther Saylor
Mark Easler
Forrest Coon
the Plains
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Kerr-Hunte Hardware CO
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