Lausche calls riots a national conspiracy
U S Senator Frank J Lausche of Cleveland labels recent city riots as part of a nationwide conspiracy executed by experts He cites centralized design and planned sniping incidents including a July 18 Cleveland meeting at the JFK club where firemen and police were discussed as targets He notes Molotov cocktails were made with precise technique and questions the source of expertise involved.
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Chicago
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Lausche
Cleveland
Democrat
JFK
Landmark Beard Sparks Local Preservation Fight
Ar thur Bellwood seeks to shave his chest-length beard drawing a petition from Postmaster Fred Kilner to save the local landmark. Bellwood says the board has long ignored the beard as a showplace, and the petition may not change his plan.
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Cumberland
England
Landmarks Preservation Committee
Arthur Bellwood
Bellwood
Fred Kilner
Vandalism Topic At Honey Fork Farm Bureau Meeting
Harold Zimmer led a discussion on vandalism and crime in rural America at a Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council meeting in Logan. He read pieces including On Saturday Afternoon Things Work Out and The Old Dasher Churn. Eight members and ten children attended the social hour followed by plans for an August 6 picnic at Kachelmacher Park Logan.
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Logan
Harold Zimmerman
America
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Council
Zimmerman
Kachelmacher Park
Logan Kiwanis Picnic Honors 81st Birthday at Armstrong Farm
About 150 people attended the Logan Kiwanis annual picnic on Tuesday at Harry Armstrong’s farm southeast of Union Furnace. Leo Armstrong, Armstrong’s father, was honored for his 81st birthday. In Orbiston, the 35th annual Orciston Methodist homecoming is set for Sunday with a noon basket dinner and 1:30 p.m. program on the church lawn.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis
Harry Armstrong
Union Furnace
Armstrong
Leo Armstrong
Orbiston
Orbiston Methodist Church
4-H Demonstrations Planned For Aug 11 at Logan High
Hocking County 4-H demonstration program set for 8 p m August 11 at Logan High School. Senior division for members 14 or older. talks 3 to 15 minutes. Categories include home economics health and safety agriculture and miscellaneous. Entry blanks due August 10 at the extension office.
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Logan
Stolen Parking Meter Recovered Near Lake Logan
A parking meter stolen Monday night from in front of a Main Street service station was found the next evening in a ditch near Lake Logan. The post had been pulled from the concrete and the head broken open. Lloyd Cox, McArthur Route 2, a night park patrolman, found it near the No 2 parking lot at Lake Logan.
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Logan
Main St
Lake Logan
Lloyd Cox
McArthur Route 2
State Park
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Dismisses
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted Mrs. Zelma Jones of South Bloomingville Route 2 and Martin Sharrett of Logan. Dismissals included Edward Sette of Logan and Roger Allman of Radcliffe.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Zelma Jones
South Bloomingville
Martin Sharrett
Logan
Edward Sette
Roger Allman
Radcliffe
Young Buys Out Partner at Collins and Young Appliance
Nelsonville report says the Collins and Young Appliance Store partnership is dissolved. W. E. Young bought Collins interest and will run the West Columbus Street shop, begun in 1959, while Collins shifts to commercial refrigeration work.
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Nelsonville
Collins and Young
W. E. Young
John W. Collins
West Columbus St
Young
Collins
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Scout Plans
Births listed for Mr and Mrs Jack McVey and others from New Plymouth Nelsonville Columbus Cerbon Hill Trimble Shawnee Corning and Athens. Nelsonville Troop 6n plans an outdoor training session on August 2 at their regular meeting Tuesday night.
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Jack McVey
New Plymouth
Katherine Warren
Nelsonville
Arthur Mackey
Columbus
Arthur Dawley
Cerbon Hill
Donald Baker
Trimble
Harry Youtsey
Shawnee
Edna C. Hern
Corning
Zora Walker
Lawrence Reeves
Boy Scout
Laurelville twins in Vietnam share unit but different crews
Garry and Gerry Poling, Laurelville High School 1964 graduates, are identical twins assigned to the 134th Aviation Co in Vietnam. To ease confusion, a sergeant separated their flight repair teams, keeping them two or three planes apart. both were drafted February 17, 1965 and trained at Fort Gordon and Fort Eustis.
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Laurelville
Garry
Gerry Poling
Mildred G. Poling
Mr. Poling
134Th Aviation Co
Viet Nam
Laurelville Brothers
Fort Gordon
Fort Eustis
Poling
Laurelville High School
Logan Band Boss Attends Kent State Clinic
Logan High School band director Logan Al Horsky travels to Kent State University for the annual marching band clinic. Guest William C. Moffitt of Michigan State University conducts workshops and leads the Spartan marching band. The program emphasizes halftime shows precision marching fancy footwork and arranging.
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Logan
al Horsky
Kent State University
William C. Moffitt
Michigan State University
Moffitt
Spartan
Two Groups Plan Picnics For Sunday
Moose Lodge members and families hold a covered dish picnic Sunday at 1 p.m. at Burr Oak Lake cottage of Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Patton The Trimble Two. Jaycees and families hold a picnic Sunday at Memorial Park at noon.
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Glouster
Moose Lodge
Burr Oak Lake
C. F. Patton
Trimble
Jaycees
Memorial Park
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Delvet
Providence
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del Signore
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del Signores
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Sir Laurence Olivier
Brighton
Julie Kate
Richard
Tamsin
Martin Silber
Brooklyn
Board of Estimate
Richmond Vay
James Gaines
H. I. Willett
Logan Kiwanians
Armstrong Quaker
CABLE
Washington St
Triple Dresser Modern Group
Barcelona
Tom Dooley
Saigon
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Charles Mays
Carbon Hil
Edith Bartlett
Athens
Lucy Wallace
Celia Spires
McArthur
Gidttorbus
Velno
West Main Street
Logan, Ohio
Serta
Wolfe Furniture
Chestnut Street
Welsonville
Wagon Wheel
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