Youth Is First Athens Traffic Fatality
An Athens youth on leave from the Air Force died in a July 4 crash near Ohio University when his car struck a utility pole on Richland Avenue. Airman Third Class Charles Edwin Mitchell Jr., 19, was pronounced dead at Sheltering Arms Hospital from a basal skull fracture.
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Larry Collins
Athens
Ohio University
Charles E. Mitchell
Richland Ave
Charles Edwin Mitchell, Jr
Charles E. Mitchell, Sr
Maplewood Dr
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Grover Center
Mitchell
Collins
Woodland Ave
Wagon Wheel
Athens High School
Air Force
Westover
Mass
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AHS
Jane Blankenship
Harry Mitchell
Injunction Granted Against Bridgwater UAW Picketing
Common Pleas Judge John W. Bolin issued a temporary injunction against United Auto Workers Local 324 at Bridgwater Machine Plant Athens. It bars picket lines on Elliot St and interference with unloading and entry, with 500 foot crowd spacing and 30 foot intersquad distances. Pickets must wear armbands after 6 PM and before 6 AM. The order, aided by testimonies of plant management and police, remains in effect until a final hearing. Sheriff Shields began serving restraining orders to 296 officers and UAW members Saturday. completion awaits service of all orders.
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Common Pleas
John W. Bolin
United Auto Workers Local 324
Bridgwater
Athens
Samuel B. Erskine
Elliot St
Frank Batdorff
J. B. Grogan
Fred James
Harold Shields
UAW 324
Acheson To Aid Cyprus Crisis In Geneva
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson will fly to Geneva at President Johnsons request to assist in Cyprus talks. He will be available to the U N mediator Sakari Tuomioja and meet Greek and Turkish representatives. Johnson also urged Greece and Turkey to begin direct negotiations through notes in Athens and Ankara.
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Washington
State Department
Dean Acheson
Geneva
Johnson
Cyprus
Pets gain extended Medicare style care plan in New York
In Larchmont New York a veterinary led pet care plan offers medical care and hospitalization for a year for a 20 dollar fee plus pet owner charges for exams and boarding. The plan avoids insurance middlemen with 25 cent royalties to Dr S G Notarius who originated the program and has enrolled about two thousand owners.
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Larchmont
N. Y
New York State
S. G. Notarius
Kroger Seeks Injunction In Cincinnati
Kroger Co seeks a temporary injunction to halt picketing and handbill distribution at Cincinnati area supermarkets. Judge Louis J. Schneider will hear the case Monday. The suit alleges Retail Clerks International Association and Retail Stores Employees Union Local 1099 staged outside stores on July 2 to deter patronage during a strike at Super X Drug Co., a Kroger subsidiary.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Co
Louis J. Schneider
Retail Clerks International Association
Aflcio
Retail Stores
Kroger
Super X Drug Co
Team to Line Up South's Leaders
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges will lead a three man mission to the South to urge governors to voluntary compliance with the Civil Rights Act. LeRoy Collins heads the Community Relations Service and ex Governor Buford Ellington joins the tour. They begin in Virginia and North Carolina visiting two or three governors daily. Ellington serves on the National Citizens Committee for Community Relations.
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Washington —P
Luther H. Hodges
South
Hodges
LeRoy Collins
Johnson
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Virginia
North Carolina
Ellington
National Citizens Committee For Community Relations
UN Reports Progress In Cyprus Talks On Neutral Zone
The United Nations said progress was made in discussions to reshape the Green Line in Nicosia into a 200 yard neutral zone patrolled by UN troops with powers to search disarm and arrest. Each side would withdraw 100 yards from current positions. The Cypriot government appeared to accept the neutral zone, signaling a shift from the Greek demand to abolish the line.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
United Nations
U.N
Baron Dhanis Evacuates Westerners From Albertville
The Lake Tanganyika steamer Baron Dhanis arrived in Albertville, a rebel-held port in the Congo, to evacuate U N personnel and other Europeans after the city fell to Baruba rebels of North Kantanga on June 18.
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Burundi
Lake Tanganyika
Baron Dhanis
Albertville
U.N
Baruba
Kantanga
Exiles Fight Castro From Miami as Funds Grow
The Bay of Pigs effort nears its fourth year with about 250 000 Cuban exiles in the United States aiding the cause. CIA funding is cited as central to the operation, while exile groups raise millions through various events and sales. Leaders say success remains unlikely but they seek Cuba’s removal of communism amid growing disenchantment.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Cuba
Guerrillas Attack U S Training Camp in Central Highlands
Communist guerrillas overran a U S training camp at Polei Krong near Kon Tum in the central highlands in an Independence Day strike. Forty five government troops were killed and 23 wounded with two Americans among the injured as seven U S Special Forces led survivors to safety.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Central Highlands
Polei Krong
Kontum
Rhodes In Bliss Out If Barry In
Ohio politics swirl as the Republican convention nears with Gov. Rhodes named as potential vice president by Goldwater supporters. State Chairman Bliss faces pressure over Ohio’s 58 votes while Goldwater backers question Bliss's timing. Rep. Ashbrook argues Goldwater could secure nomination with or without Ohio, pressuring Rhodes and Bliss to maneuver before the roll call.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rhodes
Goldwa
Ter
Bliss
Ohio Goldwater
Goldwater
John Ashbrook
Johnstown
Texas
Utah
Methodists to Elect 3 or 4 Bishops at Ohio Conference
Cleveland reports the North Central Jurisdictional Conference will elect three, possibly four bishops. Successors to three retiring prelates include Bracher of Chicago Voigt of Springfield and Reed of Detroit. Ohio area bishop Werner must be replaced with Hong Kong Formosa assignment considered and a fourth bishop may be needed if Ohio divides.
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Cleveland
North Central Jurisdictional Conference
The
Methodist Church
Charles W. Brashares
Chicago
Edwin Voigt
Spring
Mason County towns to benefit from federal aid projects
Federal aid funds support improvements in Mason County towns. Reports from Gallipolis correspondent Dick Thomas note limited local activities while page 6f covers the Flat Rock Good Shepherd EYE Church dedication planned for page 11. A Crown City arson guilty verdict is reported on page 5. Richland Ave zoning change is recommended by the city planning commission on page 2. Jaycee diamonds dedication set for page 18.
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Mason County
Gallipolis
Dick Thomas
Good Shepherd Eye Church
Flat Rock
Crown City
City Planning Commission
Richland Ave
Obituaries and Notices From Logan to Point Pleasant
A fragmentary page lists obituaries and notices in Logan, Nelsonville, and nearby towns including Point Pleasant and Pomeroy. It references Middleport sports and local entertainment sections such as television and theaters, with scattered dates and ages.
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Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Middleport
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