Athens Firemen Launch New Emergency Squad Truck
Athens Fire Department places a new emergency squad truck into service marking the third such mercy vehicle since 1953. Chief Charles Dalton notes savings of 2000 to 2500 dollars and describes extensive in-house modifications including siren, lights, cabinets, formica interior, headroom, and a trailer hitch for the rescue boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dalton
Michigan
Formica
Bud Lowry
City Garage
Dalton
Fire Department
Rey Cross
Athens Fire Department
Garry Bruce
Earl Goodin
Rockefeller Welcomed in Haiti During Latin America Mission
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Port au Prince to meet with Haiti's President Francois Duvalier amid a riot of cheers then discusses U.S. aid disputes and malaria control funding of about 1.6 million dollars annually with Haitian officials and cabinet members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Haiti
Hispaniola
Dominican Republic
New York
Francois Duvalier
Negro Republic
U.S
Duvalier
Nixon
Rockefeller
South America
Presidential Palace
Latin America
United States
Man Escapes Cave In On Route 50 E Sewer Project
Lewis Withem, 48, of Glouster Route 3, escaped serious injury after a seven foot ditch cave in on a sewer line job along Route 50 E. Fellow workers freed him. he had a cut above the eye and declined aid. The incident at 3:49 pm marked the first call for the department's new squad truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Lewis Withem
Withem
Court Dismisses Cattle At Large Charges Against Defendants
Two counts of permitting cattle to run at large filed June 21 against Scott Ervin on Blackburn Road were dismissed in Municipal Court hearings. A charge by Philip Stauffer on Athens Route 2 was dismissed due to a faulty affidavit. A charge by Carl Jones on Frum Road was dismissed for good cause shown by Judge Franklin J. Sheeter. Costs assessed to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Ervin
Blackburn Road
Philip Stauffer
Athens
Carl Jones
Frum Road
Franklin J. Sheeter
Multiple Pairings Listed Across Ohio Regions
OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with ages and occupations across Ohio towns including Logan Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co New Marshfield Glouster Athens Albany Greentown Mansfield and Brian Do. Navy service members and students appear with varied job titles from printer clerk stenographer and waitress to civil engineer and biologist with accompanying names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray M. Hart
Logan
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Mabel Rams
New Marshfield
Edward C. Green
Trimble
Nancy Marie Sanders
Glouster
Gail E. Tabler
Judy Amens
Stovebay
Dee Proffitt
Joyce Nickoson
Pugetee
Ko M Cones
Teneneuie
Athens
Shithoon McCollister
General Telephone Co
Elia M. Cumbo
Albany
Michael E. Jenkins
New Marsh
Linde Delon Hawk
G. Ringer
Greentown
Donna M. Allen
Jerry Dickerson
Handley
Robert L. Bodger
Larry C. Wess
Mansfield
Brian DO
Sarasote
Fla
Navy
Samuels
Stu Davis
Columbus
Bine L. Wolfe
Cool move nets air conditioner theft in Coolville
Mrs. June Parker reported her 10 year old window air conditioner worth 300 dollars was taken from outside her home in Coolville about two weeks ago. Deputy Robert S. Allen continues the investigation into the incident as authorities classify it a theft in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
June Parker
Sheriff's
Robert S. Allen
Ohio University reports summer term enrollment rise
The university shows total summer term enrollment of 4 881 across Athens and branch campuses led by 3 529 at Athens. Branch sites include Belmont 242 Chillicothe 226 Lancaster 277 Lockbourne AFB 205 Portsmouth 249 Zanesville 253. Final term ends August 30 with registration for term two on July 23 and classes starting July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
John O’neal
Oak of Wom Oh
Lancaster
Belmont County
Chillicothe
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Portsmouth
Zanesville
O’neal
Borman Arrives in Moscow First U S Astronaut Visit
Col Frank Borman landed in Moscow to begin a nine day visit as the first American astronaut received in the Soviet Union. He was welcomed at Sheremetyevo by cosmonauts and met with Soviet space figures. Delays, Russian speech attempts, and lighthearted moments marked the arrival and departure plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Frank Borman
Soviet Union
Sheremetyevo
Borman
New York
Moon
Susan
Frederick
Edwin
German Titov
Konstantin Feoktistov
Georgi Beregevoi
Bee
Scientists counter Safeguard with Soviet ICBM force jump
Three MIT professors led by Jerome B. Wiesner challenge Defense Secretary Laird and Senator Kennedy, arguing that the Soviet SS9 ICBM force could be expanded from 420 to under 465 missiles by 1975 to offset ABM defenses. Kennedy warns Soviets could rapidly deploy new ICBMs within three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Kennedy
Laird
House
Turnbull Speaks at NEA Convention for Editors
A. T. Turnbull of Ohio University spoke in Philadelphia before a NEA convention section of editors. His address on changes in content and form of educational publications drew more than 150 editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Turnbull
Avon Place
Ohio University
Philadelphia
National Education Association
Turnbull
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Athens Firemen
Water Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles Nelson
Harold Ross
Carl White
Edward Cottingham
Paul H. Black
Carl Mathieény
Richard Pendergast
Chauncey
Claude Eskridge
Wheelersburg
Jerry Kimes
Nelsonville
Cecil Gillette
Gladys Freiss
University Hospital, Columbus
Emery Darsey
Norman Riley
Andrew Brozak
Charles Nichols
Martin Baines
Donald Darby
Jon Fisher
Charles Dick
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
C&o
Crimea
Baikonur
Kazakhstan
Athene
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Jerome B. Wiesner
George W. Rathjens Jr
Steven Weinberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wiesner
Certified Oil CO
Carpenter St
Buckeye
Itiprat
Preholiday
Jamacia
Nyon
Favciied
Aalen
S-M-L
Hoy
Colgate
Jacquard
Schick
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