Athens Child Is Drowned In Cistern Tragedy At Cookout
Two year old Carla Jo Gillogly of Athens died after falling into a cistern at the Haning home during a July 4th cookout in Pomeroy Route 3. Relatives say a lighter cover and access for construction water contributed. rescue attempts lasted an hour with no success. Funeral set for Tuesday at Temple Methodist Church.
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Hanings
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Henry Ewing
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Jeffrey Allen
Stephen Gene
Everett Lambert
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Fern Gillogly
Carpenter
Temple Methodist Church
David White
E. State St
Traffic Deaths Set New Record Across Holiday Weekend
The Associated Press reports 486 traffic deaths during a 78 hour Fourth of July period from Thursday 6 p m to Sunday midnight, surpassing the 1960 record of 442. The last 24 hours saw 175 plus fatalities as millions traveled home from resorts and vacations. Ohio totals include 35 deaths across traffic boating drowning and miscellaneous categories.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Ohio
Quake Drives Tourists From Hotels in Mexico City
A sharp earthquake struck Mexico City sending tourists in pajamas into the streets. Windows cracked walls split and power flickered though no major damage reported. communications to outside areas were down and lights were out in the capital. Three minor quakes hit northern Sonora and Baja California with no reported casualties.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Sonora
Baja California
Ohio Department of Liquor Control Starts Teen Drinking Study
The department solicits participation from educators judges law enforcement officers across Southeastern Ohio to examine why teens drink and why illicit beverages are consumed at high rates. University and area school leaders will help analyze the issue along with juvenile judges sheriffs and local officials in Athens Gallipolis Logan and Nelsonville.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Ohio
Ohio University
Athens and
Logan
All Star Game Pitchers Named For Shea Stadium
Right hander Don Drysdale was named today the National League starter and Dean Chance another right hander was nominated to open for the American League in Tuesday's All Star Game at Shea Stadium. Camilo Pascual was also considered for the AL pitcher role.
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New York
Don Drysdale
Dean Chance
Shea Stadium
Camillo Pascual
Youth Riots Across U S Force Police Prods Gasgear
Police used tear gas dogs and cattle prods to break up July Fourth riots at five sites coast to coast. Indian Lake Ohio Newport Rhode Island Garnett Kansas West Yellowstone Montana Pleasanton California saw 5000 to 10000 students cause disturbances with arrests and injuries reported.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Newport
R. L
Garnett
Kan
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Mont
Pleasanton
Calif
R.I
Kansas
Alameda County
Taylor to Improve Viet Nam War Information Flow
Gen Maxwell D Taylor will assume leadership in South Viet Nam and push for more accurate and balanced field assessments. Officials acknowledge gathering reliable data is hard amid hundreds of small actions in jungle and delta. Taylor plans to review information sources and ensure observers’ views reach Washington directly through quarterly reports to President Johnson.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
White House
State Department
Defense Department
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Viet Nam
Johnson
Johnson Pleased With Congress Plans New Great Society Proposals
President Johnson, in Johnson City Texas, voices high satisfaction with Congress while drafting new proposals for a Great Society. White House indicate task forces are studying long term planning on urban growth, federal state local duties and finances, health and education before any price tag or legislation is set. The president seeks a balance of prudent fiscal policy and compassionate government action.
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Texa
Johnson
Congress
White House
World's Fair Show Closing Amid Weak Weekend Crowds
New York exhibitors closed the "Wonder World" show at the fair after a holiday weekend failure to draw crowds. The $3.5 million exhibit aimed for 300000 daily visitors but never reached 200000.
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New York
Governor Scranton Battles Goldwater On Editorial Page
In The Messenger, Governor Scranton faces a lonely fight against Barry Goldwater as editorial content weighs political clash. The piece hints at broader party tensions and regional reaction to national figures.
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Barry Goldwater
Gallipolis
LOGAN
Lancaster
Athens Legion
Obituaries and Local Notes From Athens Area Papers
Obituary notices and brief items from Athens area papers include tributes and public notices. Highlights mention Nelsonville and Pomeroy with local names and small community updates across Middleport Gallipolis Glouster Logan and surrounding towns. The clippings reflect regional civic life and upcoming events in the television and sports sections.
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Point Plea Pomeroy
Middleport Sports
Bonnie Mason Crowned Miss Vinton at July Fourth Event
Bonnie Mason, McArthur High School cheerleader and daughter of Ralph and, was selected Miss Vinton County at the July Fourth celebration from 21 entrants. Runners up were Sherry Harper and Edna Smith. A separate Little Miss Vinton winner was Edie Waldron. Five day forecast predicts near normal temperatures with light showers midweek and near the weekend.
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Bonnie Mason
McArthur High School
Vinton County
Ralph Mason
Sherry Harper
Allensville
Edna Smith
Hamden
Civil rights split overwhelms 1964 Republican platform talks
In San Francisco the 1964 Republican platform writers clash over civil rights between Goldwater and Scranton camps. Melvin R. Laird names civil rights wording as a core conflict while Hugh Scott pressures for moderate planks. Goldwater loyalists fear concessions as delegates remain mostly committed, with 186 uncommitted and 113 tied to favorites.
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Goldwater
Scranton
Clare Boothe Luce
Platform Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scott
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John J. Rhodes
Associated Press
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
John W. Byrnes
Scranton Seeks Ike’s Brother for RNC Nomination
Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania announced that Dr Milton Eisenhower brother of the former president will nominate Scranton at the Republican National Convention next week. He spoke with reporters during a two day Illinois push on civil rights.
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Chicago
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Milton Eisenhower
Scranton
Illinois
Salazar marks 32nd Portugal premiership anniversary
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, age 75, observed his 32nd anniversary as premier of Portugal Sunday with no public ceremony.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Premer of
Viet Reds Kill 2 U S Soldiers In Central Highlands
In a five hour clash at Nam Dan camp 30 miles west of Da Nang two American Special Forces men and an Australian adviser were killed. Vietnamese forces reported 57 allied troops dead and 48 Viet Cong bodies found amid heavy fighting and barbed wire entanglements.
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South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
Nam Dan
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U. S
Polef Krong
Investigation ordered into Miller 1962 campaign funds
Cuyahoga County prosecutor orders probe after The Plain Dealer reports two $500 and $200 checks from Invest ment Life Insurance Co of America to Ray T Miller Jr Campaign Fund, not listed on filings. Officials warn penalties include forfeiture of office and fines.
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Cuyahoga County
Ray T. Miller Jr
Investment Life Insurance Co. of America
Miller
John T. Corrigan
Ray Miller Sr
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Election Board
Sunday blue law enforcement nets 100 citations in Columbus
Columbus police under Mayor M E Sensenbrenner issued more than 100 citations for selling non essentials on Sunday marking a second weekend of enforcement. Last Sunday 152 arrests were reported as stores remained closed, with fewer arrests this week due to closures.
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M. E. Sensenbrenner
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