Methodist Ministers Are Assigned In Chillicothe and Zanesville Draft
LAKESIDE The Ohio conference announced assignments for Chillicothe district ministers after its annual meeting. R Edsel Wilcox moves to Central McDougal Athens. John H Williams to First Athens. Carl R Gilillan to Buchtel. J W Brown to Guysville. Lewis F Ski ver to Haydenville. Frank A White to Laurelville. Zales ki C William Bollinger to McArthur. Paul E Ertel to Nelsonville Maynard Ave.. Evan E Edwards to Trimble Townhouse. Roy Rose to Townhouse. In Zanesville district Walter B Custer is assigned to New Straitsville and Robert J Slocumb to Corning. Burma frees about 400 Thai fishermen arrested in Burmese waters.
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Laurelville
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Harrisburg
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C. William Bollinger
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Kennedy, Khrushchev, Macmillan to hold Moscow talks on test ban
President Kennedy announced a summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and British Prime Minister Macmillan to pursue a comprehensive test ban treaty. The meeting is planned for July and the United States will refrain from atmospheric tests if others do likewise.
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Ohio Solons Move Toward Key General Appropriations Bill
Ohio lawmakers return to Columbus for week 24 and a possible final action on the 1.3 billion general appropriations bill. House votes include a plan for a delinquent boys camp in Trumbull County and approval of an income tax for community colleges and state universities. A three-state conference on Ohio River border issues is also proposed.
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Prime Minister faces probe into Profumo scandal impact
London reports say Prime Minister Macmillan has ordered an inquiry into security breaches linked to the Profumo affair. Lord Dilhorne will assess if security failed due to John Profumo and Christine Keeler. Dr Stephen Ward faces prostitution charges in Marlborough Street court as the era of scandal deepens.
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Favorite Son Support May Force Declarations
A growing favorite son movement in 1964 GOP primaries could force nominees to scramble for convention support. Minnesota Republicans consider withholding votes from Rockefeller and Goldwater and backing Walter R. Judd to lock Minnesota’s 26 votes and trigger a possible stalemate. Romney supporters foresee similar effects in several states as 354 votes converge toward a contested convention.
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Fisherman Survives Six Days Hidden in Bait Box
Russell C. Swift, 45, of West Springfield Pennsylvania, rode out six days in a 30-inch square bait box after his 30-foot snapper Java sank on its first voyage sixty miles off Fort Myers Florida. He was rescued Sunday bruised and sunburned and described the days as very long.
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Ohio weekend accident deaths near yearly high
The Associated Press reports Ohio's 54 hour period Friday to Sunday saw 25 accidental deaths, second only to 27 in early February. Drownings totaled ten, many of them youths in quarries and streams, with five deaths from sewer gas incidents in Bedford and Summit County.
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Dirty Horse Thief Headlines Montana Trial
Lewistown Daily News recaps a frontier trial with a sensational headline about a horse theft from a widow. The jury acquitted the accused, and a follow up headline portrayed the case as a wrongful accusation and a stupid charge. The pair of bold banners illustrate jury mercy versus sensationalism in early courthouse reporting.
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Ohio Air Guard Starts Active Duty Training
Ohio Air National Guard's 121st Tactical Fighter Wing begins a two week active duty training period, marking their first such drill since 1961. Most units will train at home stations with limited out of state aerial weapons practice at Niagara Falls. Edward F. Colwell of Cleveland is named commander of the 7th District, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Governor Heads For Integration Showdown
Governor George C. Wallace defies federal order and heads to the University of Alabama as Vivian Malone and James Hood prepare to register for summer classes. Wallace vows to stand in their way while authorities reinforce campus security with hundreds of law enforcement officers and National Guard troops.
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Man Dies After Rescue From Tunnel
Construction worker Arthur B. Boggs died from injuries after a cave in in a 1400 foot Baltimore & Ohio tunnel near Parkersburg West Virginia. Boggs 24 of Perkins West Virginia died Sunday at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus. He was rescued after being buried in mud and water with two colleagues. one man Robert Airhart Parkersburg is missing.
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Bike sold to first caller ad blurb
Lightweight bicycle with gears and hand brakes priced at 12 dollars offered by The Mess enger Classified Ads. Call LY 3-3785 or LY 3-1242 to place a 16 word ad for one dollar.
Black Muslims Seek Autonomous Negro Nation Under Leader
An Associated Press profile of Muhammad Elijah, head of the Black Muslims, outlines their demand for a separate Negro nation in the United States. Elijah portrays whites as inherently evil, envisions self-sufficiency within 20 to 25 years, and describes the movement as a nation rather than a church.
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