$8 Million Private Resort Planned in Hocking Hills
Columbus firm buys 1000 acres in Hocking and Fairfield counties to build an $8 million year round private resort area. A clubhouse under construction will open May 27, with cottages, lakes, golf course, hunting areas, stables, and winter sports planned over five years. Prices: lots $1800 to $3800. cottages $5000 to $6000.
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Columbus
Hocking
Fairfield
Don Donelson
Hidea Way Hills Co
Ohio
Lancaster
Logan
Athens
Donelson
Hocking Hill Country
Kennedy Khrushchev to Meet for Two Day Vienna Talks
President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev will hold a two day meeting in Vienna on June 3 and 4 for a general exchange of views on major world issues. The talks aim to preserve U S commitments against communist expansion and to pursue a nuclear test ban through direct diplomacy. Mrs Kennedy will accompany the President.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Vienna
White House
Ford
Khrushchev
Moscow
London
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Pierre Salinger
Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
Cuba
Laos
Doctor Says Drups Found In Ratterman
NEWPORT Kentucky Dr Frank Cleveland resumes testimony as defense witness in the George Ratterman trial reform sheriff candidate. Cleveland said chloral hydrate and alcohol were in blood samples from Ratterman the morning after his hotel room arrest with stripper Juanita Hodges. Ratterman says he was drugged and the case is a frame-up.
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Newport
Frank Cleveland
George Ratterman
Campbell County
Cleveland
Ratterman
Juanita Jean Hodges
Ohio sheriff Fasula named outstanding by Eagles
Jefferson Ohio Tom Fasula Ashtabula County sheriff has been chosen as Ohio s outstanding sheriff in 1961 by the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Jefferson, Ohio
Tom Fasula
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
JFK To Block Railroad Strike
President Kennedy plans an order to set up an emergency board to resolve the Railroad Yardmasters of America dispute and halt any nationwide strike for up to 60 days under the Railway Labor Act. White House officials said no imminent stoppage threat exists and the case stems from 1959-1960 wage-rule changes with vacation and holiday demands central.
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Washington—I
Kennedy
America
Washington
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
White House
Emergency Board
O’neill
South Korean Military Expects U S Support After Coup
Seoul reports President Yun Po Sun re elected as military rule tightens grip after Syngman Rhee ousted. Lt General Chang Do young, junta leader, says U S will back the regime, citing closer armed forces ties. In Washington, Bowles says the U S may recognize the new regime despite displeasure at the constitutional upset.
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Seoul
South Korea
Yun Po-sun
Syngman Rhee
Yun
John M. Chang
Chang Do-young
U. S
Chang
Ohio appoints statewide advisory committee for Hire Now campaign
Donald B. Leach administrator of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation names a statewide advisory employment committee to aid Ohio in the Hire Now campaign. The panel aims to coordinate job placement efforts and promote employment opportunities across the state.
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Columbus
Donald B. Leach
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
Hunter Held On Manslaughter Charge In Buckeye Lake Killing
Glen Mitchell, 27, of Buckeye Lake is bound to the September Licking County Grand Jury on a manslaughter charge after a groundhog hunt ended with 13 year old John E. Shelly of Thornville shot in the throat. Authorities say Mitchell fired as they tracked in tall grass.
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Newark
Glen Mitchell
Buckeye Lake
Licking County
John E. Shelly
Thornville
Mitchell
Committee To Question Lemnitzer On Cuban Invasion
A Senate subcommittee questions Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer about the Pentagon role in the Cuban invasion fiasco. Chairman Sen. Wayne Morse seeks who ordered military involvement and whether signals were altered after inception. Lemnitzer, JCS chairman, faced closed door questions.
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Washington
Senate
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Pentagon
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Court Delays Sentencing Of Trucker In Manslaughter Case
Parkerburg West Virginia court delays sentencing of Roger Dean Wilson a 19 year old truck driver from Waterford Ohio for the strangulation of Mrs Delight Shepard at a grocery near here March 15. Wilson captured at Gallipolis and found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by all male jury after an hour's deliberation. Judge Donald F Black orders presentence evaluation. Wilson did not testify his lawyers call Harold Cook a psychiatric social worker who testified Wilson could not distinguish right from wrong.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Roger Dean Wilson
Waterford
Ohio
Delight Shepard
Here
Wilson
Gallipolis
Donald F. Black
Harold Cook
State Orders Road Study and Cost Sharing Review
Ohio Highway Department to re examine the construction program and its cost sharing with local governments. Director Everett S Preston says the state may curb liberal cost sharing after a bill cuts highway funding by 15 million dollars from motor vehicle license fees.
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Columbus
Ohio Highway Department
Everett S. Preston
Preston
Churchill Recovers From Indisposition, Cancels Commitments
London reports Sir Winston Churchill is recovering from a slight indisposition. He canceled several engagements as he returns to normal health, with officials noting his condition improving.
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London
Winston Churchill
Stevenson to Tour Latin America for UN goodwill mission
President Kennedy plans to appoint Adlai E Stevenson as ambassador to the United Nations and send him on a goodwill tour of Latin America next month, aiming to bolster U S relations before the new year.
Auto Safety Checks To Be Held Sunday
Voluntary auto safety checks will be held in Athens County Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. The county safety council will hold checks at the Athens fair grounds, Buchtel Front and Church streets, Chauncey Stadium, Glouster waterworks, Trimble Jacksonville New Marshfield firehouses.
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Athens County
County Safety Council
Athens Fairgrounds
Buchtel On
Front
Church Sts
Chauncey Stadium
Glouster Waterworks
Trimble
Jacksonville
New Marshfield
Disalle Signs Acts Tax Permits Cigaret Tax Savings
Governor DiSalle signed 13 acts including a cigaret tax revision that lets smokers deduct the tax on federal returns if they itemize. The measure shifts tax collection to consumers and could save a couple in annual federal tax, based on state tax and 20 percent federal rates.
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Columbus
U.S
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Soviets Agree to Aid Laos Peacekeeping Equipment
At Geneva a 14 Nation conference, Canada relayed the urgent need for planes, helicopters, trucks and communications gear to supply the Laos control commission. Andrey Gromyko agreed to study the request, pleasing U S and Canadian delegates as a first concrete near-term achievement. France plans to present a broader plan to remove North Vietnamese influence and bolster the peacemaking framework in Laos.
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Geneva
Canada
Soviet Union
Control Commission
Laos
Howard C. Green
Andrey A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Green
U. S
Dean Rusk
Misguided missile destroyed in flight
A Minuteman missile veered off course and was destroyed by the range safety officer about 90 seconds after liftoff on its second test flight. The explosion occurred as the rocket streaked across the sky and pieces fell into the Atlantic.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Man Dies After Knife Remains Embedded For Thirty Years
Detroit detective notes Joseph Fields lived 30 years with a knife blade in his chest. He died at 52 last Monday and his death was ruled a homicide though no prosecution will follow. An autopsy cited long embedded blade from a fight about 30 years earlier and preexisting diabetes and heart illness.
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Detroit
Mich
Joseph Fields
Michigan
Theodore S. Rosen
Cuba Held Americans Headed Home From Havana
A plane load of Americans is due in Miami late today from Cuba where many had been held as prisoners or detainees. The Swiss Embassy, representing the United States in Cuba, is expediting their exit amid the U S diplomatic break with Castro's government.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Havana
United States
U. S
Castro
Five Day Weather Outlook for District
Temperatures tonight through Wednesday stay near normal with highs 71 to 78 and lows 49 to 59. Expect mild conditions Saturday and Sunday, cooler Monday and Tuesday, warmer Wednesday. Precipitation averages half to one inch mainly from rain Sunday or Monday.
South Africa bans public meetings for six weeks
Cape Town CAPE TOWN South Africa banned all public gatherings for six weeks except church services and one other specially permitted event nationwide and in South West Africa. Government order restricts assemblies to maintain order amid unrest.
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Cape Town
South Africa
South West Africa
Grieves for Dead Son First Youngster Killed In Little League
Temple City California mourns Barry J. Babcock a 9 year old Little League player who died after being struck in the chest by a pitched ball. His father Jack Babcock recalls his son as a tiger who gave his all and says the league should continue. An autopsy failed to reveal a cause of death.
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Temple City
Calif
Jack B. Babcock
Carolyn
Barry
Tiger
Babcock
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