Hays Discusses Powell Dilemma in Conference
U.S. Rep Wayne Hays of Ohio defended seating Sam Powell while saying Powell should be stripped of his chairmanship if found guilty. Hays criticized press bias and echoed White House information debates on Vietnam, while signaling Rhodes’s limited path to electoral influence and opposing a tax hike.
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Tives
Sam Clayton Powell
Wayne L. Hays
Flushing
Harlem Democrat
Ng University
Baker den
Hays
William Lavelle
Athens
House
Powell
Puerto Rico
House Committee
Cassius Clay
Clay Hays
Dean Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
White House
Ohio
West Virginia
Appalachia
James Rhodes
Rhodes
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Charles Percy
Nelson Rockefeller
Johnson
U.S
Adam Clayton Powell
James A. Rhodes
Paul Knapp
WOUB
Athens Gains Power Boost From $1 Million Project
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co finalizes a near one million dollar effort to add a Substation on Strouds Run Road and new transmission lines to Athens. The 138kV line from Poston station feeds the substation with two 12,500V lines to the Plaza area and east Athens. The project supports Ohio University growth and the planned McBee Systems plant on Route 50.
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Athens
Frank Shay
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Strouds Run Road
Dow Lake
Poston
Strouds Run Rd
Plaza
E. State Street
Coolville
McBee Systems
Shay
Ohio University
Shannon Avenue
Driver Hurt As Car Flips In Route 377 Crash
Chesterhill man Charles W. Wallace, 45, suffered minor injuries in a Thursday crash on Route 377 near Route 50A. Eastbound car lost control, traveled 435 feet, struck a sign and toppled an embankment. Wallace was treated for a broken finger and head laceration at a Chesterhill physician's office.
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Chesterhill
Charles W. Wallace
Athens Ohio University study plan on Belpre garbage bid
Athens and Ohio University officials traveled Friday to Belpre to discuss a potential takeover of the local garbage department by a Belpre firm. Mayor Raymond Shepard and city leaders met with company representatives as Reis indicated OU is examining several options to end its current disposal arrangement at a site near the football stadium.
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City and
Ohio University
Belpre
Raymond Shepard
Edgar Tuckerman
Dwight Robinson
Tony Reis
Ohio U
Reis
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A birth reported for Mr and Mrs Harold Harrah of Athens Route 4. Admissions include Mrs Glen Deeter, Miss Sharon Lee Dillon, Mrs Fred Tabler, Stewart Route 1, Mrs William Stone, Mrs Robert Dailey, Mrs Earl McGraner and James M Walter. Dismissals include Mrs Jo Anna Hatch, Mrs Glenn Randolph and Charles Brooks.
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Harold Harrah
Athens
Glen Deeter
Long Bottom
Sharon Lee Dillon
Albany
Fred Tabler
Stewart
William Stone
Robert Dailey
Earl McGraner
James M. Walter
Jo Anna Hatch
Glenn Randolph
Charles Brooks
Fire department aid at Ohio University shop incident
Emergency squadmen responded to the Ohio University carpenter shop on Moore Avenue at 8 36 a m Friday for Ray Rose age 58 of 91 Hooper Street who was suffering back trouble He refused aid and was advised to see a physician.
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Fire Department
Ohio University
Moore Avenue
Ray Rose
Hooper St
Cochran Tops List For Captain Appointment
Police Sgt. Charles Cochran scored highest on the civil service exam to fill the vacant police captain position, announced by Mayor Raymond Shepard. Effective next Wednesday Cochran will replace Fred James, recently named police chief, with a monthly pay of 465 to 495 dollars.
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Charles Cochran
Raymond Shepard
Cochran
Fred James
Clyde Beasley Jr
Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Water line completed for Townsend Place to reservoir
City officials say a water line from Townsend Place to the new reservoir across from the gas company is finished, with the reservoir nearing completion. The facilities will supply water to the area including the McBee Systems plant under construction nearby.
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Townsend Place
McBee Systems
Miller Named To Committees In 90th Congress
Rep. Clarence F. Miller of Ohio's 10th District is appointed to the standing committee on agriculture and to the dairy and poultry, tobacco and farm labor subcommittees. The assignments come as the 90th Congress enters week seven. Miller will visit Chillicothe Marietta and Trenton during a four day district trip beginning today.
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Washington
U. S
Clarence FE. Miller
Dairy and Poultry
Agriculture Committee
Miller
Ohio
Farm Labor Unit
Department of Agriculture
Chillicothe
Marietta
Trenton
Sunny skies lift Athens temperatures to 42 at 11am
Fair conditions and bright sun lifted Athens temperatures to 42 degrees by 11 a.m. after an early low of 16. Thursday's high reached 43, according to U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Gasoline price hike predicted for Athens
Athens faces an across the board gasoline price rise as four major firms Gulf Oil Texaco Phillips Petroleum and Shell announce one cent per gallon increases effective Friday. Regular gas moves to 33.9 cents and premium to 39.4 cents with talks of further fuel oil hikes. Oil industry spokesmen cite wholesale tank wagon price hikes and higher labor costs as causes.
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Athens
Gulf Oil Co
Texaco
Phillips Petroleum Co
Shell Oil Co
Ohio
Oil Company
Oil, Chemical and Atomic International
Athens County Judges Take Oaths Of Office
Two incumbent Athens County judges began six year terms as Judge John Bolin and Judge Harold Rose were sworn in. Rose has served on the Probate Juvenile bench for over eight years, Bolin for a full six-year term, with oaths administered Wednesday. Salaries range from 11850 to 14420, with appointments listed for probate and common pleas court staff and deputies.
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Athens County
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Marjorie Mitchell
Harold Rose
Bolin
Judge Rose
Margaret Barber
AHS Orientation Series Planned for Grades 8 9 10 11
Athens High School announces a series of orientation programs for students in grades 8 through 11 at Athens Chauncey and The Plains. The sessions explain the non graded program and the new high school curriculum ahead of registration for 1967-68.
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Athens High School
Richard N. Stacy
Stacy
Athens
Chauncey and
the Plains
Ronald Mills
Clayton Smith
AHS
Chauncey
Athens High
Hortin to Receive News Award at OU Event
Ohio University journalism director Dr L J Hortin was honored at the Ohio Newspaper Association 34th annual convention for 20 years of training more than 1000 students and long service to newspapers. Awards to 16 natives including astronauts Armstrong and Eisele and governors Bartlett and Shafer were planned. A two car crash on Richland Avenue left Wesley Thomas charged with failure to stop within assured clear distance. A six inch water main burst near 20 W Stimson Ave. repaired by 7 am.
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L. J. Hortin
Ohio University
Ohio Newspaper Association
Hortin
G. Gordon Strong
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Hartin
Ohio
Wesley R. Thomas
Athens
Richland Avenue
Grover Center
Richard L. Woolfson
Baker Rd
W. Stimson Ave
Dwight Robinson
News Director Hired At Ohio University R West Virginia broadcaster named director
William P. Criswell, 40, selected as radio television news and public affairs director for WOUB at Ohio University. He will oversee all news public affairs and documentary programming after previously directing news and information at WVU and working with WTRF TV WKBN and WCUM.
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Ohio University
William P. Criswell
Ohio
Woub Radio and TV
WVU
Criswell
WTRF
Wheeling
W. Va
Wkbn Radio and TV
Youngstown
WCUM
Cumberland
Albany post office to be dedicated Sunday afternoon
The Albany post office will be dedicated in ceremonies starting at 2 p.m. Sunday. Postmaster Darrell L. West said the event begins at Alexander High School with main speaker Ralph C. Bennett, chief of plant maintenance for the Cincinnati regional office. The ceremony will move to the post office for an open house and refreshments.
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New Albany
Darrell L. West
Alexander High School
Ralph C. Bennett
Cincinnati
University Wins Grant For Speech Program
The Ohio University Department of Speech Pathology Audiology and Speech Science received a 28500 grant from the U S Office of Education to train teachers of handicapped children. Five graduate traineeships will be funded with tuition and stipends while placements occur in campus and community clinics and regional centers. Dr Richard Ham will direct the program. Including this grant OU has earned 68400 in such allocations since 1965.
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County Schools Clinic
Richard Ham
Ohio University
Ohio University Department of Speech, Pathology, Audiology and
Speech Science
U. S. Office of Education
Ham
Fire department assists three people after incident on campus
Three persons were aided by the city fire department emergency squad on Thursday evening. Robert Booth, 20, of Parks Hall, suffered a cut on the right cheek after being struck during a basketball game at Grover Center and was taken to Hudson Health Center. Jesse Hall, 22, of Bromley Hall, was ill. Carolyn Bell, 18, of Logan, fainted at Haning Hall and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital Thursday afternoon.
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Hudson Health Center
Robert Booth
Parks Hall
Grover Center
Jesse Hall
Bromley Hall
Carolyn Bell
Logan
Haning Hall
Sheltering Arms Hospital
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