Chinese Expert Says Beijing Lacks Sustained War Capability
A Formosan military analyst argues that Communist China cannot sustain a large scale conventional war outside its borders. Niu Sien-chong of the Nationalist Defense Planning Bureau notes China remains infantry heavy with limited tanks and artillery, despite modern displays during national celebrations. He says the 2.25 million strong army is organized into 40 field armies of three infantry divisions each.
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Washington
China
Viet Nam
Niu Sien-chong
Nationalist Chinese Defense Planning Bureau
U. S. Army Ince School
Ft. Benning
Outstanding Achievement Award for Top Student at St Joseph High
Logan's Donald P. McFadden son of Mr and Mrs Ted McFadden received the Outstanding Achievement Award for the current school year at Cleveland St Joseph High School. The honor, sponsored by Euclid Knights of Columbus Council, was presented at the state youth banquet in Cleveland. McFadden is National Honor Society member, student council president, annual staff member, and belongs to St Christine Parish Euclid.
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Logan
Cleveland St. Joseph High School
Donald P. McFadden
Ted McFadden
W. Hunter Sr
Knights of Columbus
Cleveland
Euclid K of C Council
McFadden
St. Christine Parish
Euclid
Citizenship Topic at 4 H Meeting in Logan
The Hocking 4 H junior leaders and advisors program meets January 31 at 8 p.m. in the Logan Community room to discuss Citizenship in the 4 H Program. Four advisors and two junior leaders who attended last year’s Leadership and Citizenship Conferences in Washington will be featured. Leaders include Ken Mathias Cathy Brown Robert Campbell Clara Mathias Marguerite McGrady and Frances Holloway.
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Logan
Logan Community Room
Washington, D. C
Ken Mathias
Cathy Brown
Robert Campbell
Clara Mathias
Marguerite McGrady
Frances Holloway
Logan's Ohio Power official to seek county commissioner seat
Logan Russell Young, longtime manager of Logan's Ohio Power Co. office, announced Tuesday he will run for Hocking County commissioner in the May primaries. He is the first Republican candidate. incumbent Otto Shaw and Carl Engle will seek the Democratic nomination.
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Logan
Russell Young
Ohio Power Co
Hocking County
Young
Otto Shaw
Carl Engle
Hungry burglars feast on frozen chicken after break in
Cravat Illinois residents report two intruders entered a house trailer and cooked a thawed chicken, then ate dinner. Police say they also stole a .22 rifle, a shotgun, a fishing reel, a quilt and two blankets. The note ends with a strange line about a tuxedo making a man feel set apart.
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Cravat
Ill
Union retracts budget charges in Logan school case
The Building Service Employers International Union retracts claims about a 1966 Logan city school budget after clarifying proper budgeting procedures. The dispute cited a $488,000 excess in operating funds and raises for principals and teachers, with statements from union officials and board president George Blosser. The union had also filed suit over overtime pay in October.
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Logan
Logan City
Building Service Employes International Union
Athens Messenger
George Blosser
Curtis Harvey
Presi
Hocking County
Presbyterian Church Installs New Officers
LOGAN The Logan Presbyterian Church installed 1966 officers during Sunday worship. Elders named were Carl Harsh Dean Collison William Mack for three-year terms Charles Fenwick for two years. Trustees Harold Sommers Harry Johnston William Waugh all for three years. Deacons Mrs Mildred Dollmatsch Carl Dicken Mickey Rutter for three years. Nominating committee listed Mrs Carl Harsh Harry Smith Clarence Heine Russell Young Mrs George Shaw and Mrs James West.
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Carl Harsh
Dean Collison
William Mack
Charles Fenwick
Harold Sommers
Harry Johnston
William Waugh
Mildred Dollmatsch
Carl Dicken
Mickey Rutter
Harry Smith
Clarence Heine
Russell Young
George Shaw
James West
Spacecraft Coating Guards Metals in Reentry
Sylvania Electric Products Inc reports a new coating for refractory metals including columbium tantalum and molybdenum and their alloys that prevents oxidation under the reduced pressures and high temperatures of space reentry. The development aims to protect space vehicles during atmospheric entry.
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Hicksville
N. Y
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Theft Probed At Auto Supply Firm
Logan police investigate a $78 cash register theft at Grandy’s Auto Supply 45 W Main. Entry gained by forcing a double door facing an alley and breaking glass from another door. Police were alerted Saturday.
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Logan
Logan City
Grandy’s Auto Supply
W. Main
Patrol Sergeant Talks To Rockbridge PTO
Rockbridge students welcomed Sgt. Ned Mathias of the Lancaster post State Highway Patrol who discussed safety at the Rockbridge PTO meeting. Plans were made to buy a duplicating machine and dictionaries as devotions were read by Delores Hedges.
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Rockbridge
Imogene Brown
PTO
Ned Mathias
Lancaster Post
State Highway Patrol
Delores Hedges
Logan Council Faces Heated Session Over Cable Ordinance
Logan City Council may clash tonight as members react to Mayor Jack Moorehead’s veto of the Community Cable Service ordinance. The measure, passed Dec 30 and vetoed Jan 6, originally earned a 5-1 vote, with two new members now seated.
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Logan
Logan City
Jack Moorehead
Moorehead
Linton Elected President In Green Township Trustees Vote
Linton Elected President in Green Township as budget of 43462 for 1966 approved. Other trustees Harold Carpenter and Clarence Tucker. Appropriations listed for general fund 12606 road and bridge 7666 gas tax 11000 maintenance 7554 fire protection 4636. Receipts expected 43478 from balance 14084 property tax 11254 other sources 18140. General fund includes trustee 4000 clerk 1500 expenses 300 supplies 300 bonds 70 advertising 150 improvements 594 Memorial Day 50 other 1339 poor 200 cemetery 860 retirement 1500 contingencies 1743.
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General Fund
Logan First Church elects 1966 church officers
Logan The Logan First Church of Christ has named 1966 officers. Lou Imboden named chairman of elders and Charles W. Smith chairman of deacons. Elders re elected Richard Rowe and Jerry Bowman. Clyde Largent and John Carr are new elders. New deacons Gerald Tope John Freeman Jim Miller Robert Rowland Dan Sauders Rex Myers and Smith. Trustee changes include Largent Freeman and Edward Nelson. Rowland re elected Bible school superintendent Dorothy Nelson re elected treasurer. New officers are Mrs. John Fouts clerk and Virginia Cline financial secretary.
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John Fouts
Virginia Cline
Farm Bureau Membership Nears Goal in 1966 Drive
LOGAN The 1966 Hocking County Farm Bureau membership drive nears its goal after one week with 169 members signed. The 1965 total was 168, and this year's target is 178. County organizer director Mrs Golda Shaw and drive chairman Mrs James Skinner lead the effort.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Golda Shaw
James Skinner
Woman Sustains Compound Leg Break In Fall
Haydenville resident Louise Mount suffered a compound fracture after a Saturday fall. She is employed by Metal Powder Products in Logan and is listed in Room 311 at Mount St. Mary Hospital.
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Haydenville
Louise Mount
Mount
Logan
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Historical Vehicles Club Meets at Skinner Home
Members of the Hocking Valley Historical Vehicles Club gathered at the Skinners in Rockbridge. New members Eugene Harden of Logan and family joined. Next meeting set for Feb 11 at 8 p.m. at the Pratts’ home. Dale Engle of Logan to appear on As The World Turns on Channel 10 at 1 30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Rockbridge
Hocking Valley
Logan
Dale Engle
Channel 10
Viet Nam War Outlook Highlighted In Congressional Hearings
Senators hear Army Chief Harold Johnson outline risks of a broader conflict in Viet Nam while McNamara defends rapid U S buildup. Johnson cites improving morale and Viet Nam forces, but warns of wider war potential as McDonald McConnell and Greene detail service perspectives. Johnson notes 100000 troops arrived in about 120 days after Viet Cong build up.
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Washington
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Army
Harold K. Johnson
House
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U. S
Viet Nam
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Gen. Johnson
Johnson
Russell
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
John R. McConnell
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Marine Corps
McNamara
Senate Housing Committee
To Win In Cities GOP Label Not Necessary
Specter, Philadelphia district attorney winner, told 18 big city GOP chairs that urban voters back a Republican platform without hiding the label. He urged not shunning Republicanism as roots of two party government, citing Lindsay’s campaign as example.
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Politicos
Washington
Arlen Specter
Philadelphia
GOP
Specter
Robert Price
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
4 H Council Session Planned For February
Logan reports the February 4 H Council meeting is set for 8 p m February 1 at the extension office. Kick off week and 4 H week planning will be on the agenda.
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Logan
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