Gen Maxwell Taylor to speak at Ohio U Kennedy Lecture series
Gen Maxwell Taylor will be the second speaker in Ohio University’s Kennedy Lecturers series on February 24. Other speakers this year include Harry Caudill on April 7 and Texas Senator Ralph Yarborough on May 9. Taylor, former Joint Chiefs chair, was U.S. envoy to Viet Nam last year and serves as a Johnson adviser.
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Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
Ohio University
Kennedy
Vernon R. Alden
Taylor
Harry M. Caudill
Applachian
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Geology expert Charles F Mann named resident manager in Athens office
Charles F Mann, a geologist with AB from the College of Wooster and MS from the University of Tennessee, is named resident manager for Murphy Mc Daid and Gasbarre Engineering Associates Athens branch. He will commute between Wooster and Athens.
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Charles F. Mann
Murphy, McDaid and Gasbarre
Engineering Associates
Wooster
Athens
Mann
College of Wooster
University of Tennessee
Rittman
Wayne County
Nathan R. DeLong
City of
Council
Madison St
Stimson
Accidents Investigated By Patrol Across Counties
State Highway Patrol investigated three minor accidents in separate counties over the weekend. Helen Garrison, 45, was injured Saturday on Route 50 west of Route 356 in Vinton County. Charles Forshey, 30, of Altoona Pennsylvania, cited for driving left of center. Roy Tobias, 77, of Lancaster, cited for failure to yield after Sunday’s two car crash at Route 33 and Route 664 in Hocking County. A separate one car crash on Athens County Road 27 east of Route 18 involved a car striking a bridge side.
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State Highway Patrol
Helen Ruth Garrison
McArthur
Vinton County
Charles Edward Forshey
Altoona
Roy Thurman Tobias
Lancaster
Hocking County
Athens County
Socio-Economist Robert Theobald to Speak Tuesday
British socio economist and author Robert Theobald will speak at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Bromley Hall on the economic and social implications of automation and the cybernetic revolution.
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Robert Theobald
Bromley Hall
False Alarm Answered at City Fire Dept Call
A false alarm was reported to the city fire department at 6 p.m. Sunday at 110 Morris Ave. Firemen found no occupants aware of a fire. Earlier at 3:40 p.m. Sunday smoke from a washing machine motor in Scott Quad dormitory led to minor losses. firemen disconnected the washer.
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City Fire Department
Morris Ave
Scott Quad
Fraternity Pledges Clean Up Local Institutions During Help Week
Seventeen Phi Kappa Theta pledges at 113 N. Congress St spent the weekend on a service project named help week. They worked Friday afternoon at Shelter ing Arms Hospital, Children's Home and Catholic Student Center washing painting walls floors and windows.
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Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity
N. Congress St
Ronald Pavlosky
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Children’s Home
Corps Names Division Chief of Engineers
Dan G. Johnson named chief of the Huntington District Engineering Division succeeding James N. Barnes who retired. Johnson, 55, has 32 years with the Corps 29 in Huntington and will supervise 338 employees overseeing civil works design. He is a Kenyon College and Ohio State University graduate and a registered professional engineer. He and his wife Mary have two daughters and a son.
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Dan G. Johnson
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Johnson
James N. Barnes
Barnes
William D. Falck
Mount Vernon
Corps
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Point Pleasant
Kenyon College
Ohio State University
Mary
Cycle Theft Suspects Held In Nelsonville Case
Two juvenile suspects are in custody in Quincy Florida after allegedly stealing a 1965 motorcycle from Hawk's Motorcycle Sales on Route 50A. One suspect is 18 year old John Joseph Fisk of Nelsonville. the other is a 17 year old Nelsonville youth.
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Hawk’s
Quincy
Fla
Nelsonville
John Joseph Fisk
Shelterings Arms Hospital Notes and Lodge Meeting
A list of births and residents from Sheltering Arms Hospital notes includes numerous families and locations such as Guysville, Harrisonville, Jacksonville, Athens, McArthur, New Marshfield, and Albany. Paramythia Lodge 25 F&AM will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Masonic Temple, announced Clayton Smith, master.
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Paramythia Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Clayton Smith
Area Traffic Courts Update On Local Offenses
Municipal Court handed fines to Aaron Scarberry for speeding and John Young for failing to yield. Alan McDermott paid for improper exhaust. Thomas Anderson cited for unsafe vehicle. Juvenile Court sentenced 16 year old Dishong for failure to stop with 30 day license suspension. County Court fined Leon Lucas for no valid operator’s license.
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Aaron R. Scarberry
Columbus Rd
John Herbert Young
Hudson Ave
Alan L. McDermott
Thomas Lee Anderson
Athens
Charles Willard Dishong
Joseph W. Dishong
Nelsonville
Leon L. Lucas
Stewart
Temperature rises in Athens as mild day begins
U S Observer C L Colmer reports a 9 30 a m temperature of 40 degrees in Athens up seven from the morning low. Sunday's high was 38. The Hocking River continues to fall to 5 86 ft. Numerous local court actions follow with fines bonds and suspensions listed for intoxication speeding and related offenses. A scheduled meeting of the Knights Templar is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. One incident details a man treated after his finger was mashed in a motel soda machine.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Hocking River
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Ralph W. Clark
Jerry Maxson
Sandusky
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens Lake
Budget Foreseen Cuts by County Commission
The county commissioners said they must cut the general fund in several areas as expenses exceed income. They hope to approve the 1966 financial measure after meetings with department heads. All cuts affect the general fund, with other expenses set by state welfare, including welfare and highways. Departments must submit annual inventories by January 20.
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Welfare
Highway Department
Common Pleas Court
Probate Juvenile
Commission
Social Security Help Available in Athens and Marietta
A Social Security Administration representative visits the Municipal Court in Athens each Tuesday from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m to assist residents with Medicare and monthly payments. The Marietta district office offers Saturday hours 9 a m to noon through March, in addition to the standard 8 45 a m to 4 45 p m weekday schedule. The Creole Foundation awards a 500 unrestricted grant to Ohio University for 1965 66 to fund the university foreign student loan fund.
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Social Security Administration
Athens
Marietta
Creole Foundation
Ohio Universty
University Foreign
Area Scout Enrollment Highest On Record
Athens County scouting shows 857 boys registered across 37 units, the highest in district history, with total membership at 1156 including adults. District leaders announce expansion plans, new unit organizers, and appointments for advancement publicity and finance.
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John Avant
Athens County
Hock- Hocking
C. Roger Harris
Bob Essex
Essex
Cecil Helena
David Caul
Advancement
David Keller
Howard Stout
Helena
John Clark
New Healing Substance for Hemorrhoids Promised
Special from New York reports a new substance Bio-Dyne leading to shrinkage of hemorrhoids, relief from itching and pain without surgery. Trials claim complete relief with statements that piles have ceased to be a problem, sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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Stockport
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Race St
Clarence E. Tinkham
Smith St
John W. Hall
Washington St
William C. Fish
Charles Ewing Heater
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Athens Apts
William Ronald Boyd
W. Union St
Ruth A. Lichter
Manhassett
N. Y
Hertzel Charles Wells
Smithville
Thelbert J. Overbay
Granite Falls
N. C
Larry D. Overbay
Edward Erdman Walker
Cincinnati
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Trimble
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Clark St
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Bel. Pre
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Reedsville
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Cleveland
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Ohio University Electrical Engineering
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