LeMay Seeks Escalation Yet Maintains Restraints on North Viet Nam
In a Washington interview former Air Force chief Gen Curtis LeMay calls for stepped up air attacks on North Viet Nam while noting existing restraints on mission counts and ordinance. He says military targets like air fields and power plants should be hit, but avoids advocating full broad bombing or attacks on civilians.
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Curtis E. LeMay
North
Viet Nam
LeMay
Air Force
Associated Press
U. S
North Viet Nam
Defense Department
Hanoi
Haiphong
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
United States
China
Temporary injunction halts oil well drilling in Green Two
Logan Hacking Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer issued a temporary injunction restraining Barton A Hall from further drilling of an oil well in Green Two. The state Ohio Division of Oil and Gas seeks compliance with new well spacing regulations and shows cause why Hall should not be held in contempt for defying a previous order. The well sits on property owned by Lowell Nutter.
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Hall
Green Two
Ohio Division of Oil and Gas
Meyer
Lowell Nutter
Chester By Mrs. Erma Cleland
Mrs Ida Knight visits Canal Winchester as Mrs Letha Woods calls on McConnelsville and Miss Mildred Santer travels from Mill Wood to visit parents Mr and Mrs Joe Marks. Vernon Cleland and family from Columbus stay with Ross Cleland. Esther Wright and Hattie Winner visit Norfolk Virginia. Lily Christy visits Belpre. F T Allen of Akron calls on Clayton Allen and family.
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Erma Cleland Chester
Ida Knight
Victor Will
Canal Winchester
Letha Woods
Harold Hawk and Sons
McConnelsville
Mildred Santer
Millwood
W. Va
Joe Marks
Vernon Cleland
Columbus
Ross Cleland
Esther Wright
Hattie Winner
Victor Winner
Norfolk, Va
Lily Christy
Don Matlock
Belpre
F. T. Allen
Akron
Clayton Allen
Sayres and kin host dinner in Kananga visit
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sayre of Springfield spent several days with his sister in law Mrs. Laura Sayre and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wickline, with Mrs. Esther Comstock and daughter Mrs. Naoma Brinker, who were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris.
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Clyde Sayre
Springfield
Meigs County Land Transfers
Meigs County records show transfers including Harry W. Pickens estate to multiple heirs in Olive Two. Several parcels change hands: 41 acres in Olive Two to Delmar A. Pullins. Salisbury Two parcel to Cardinal Enterprises Inc.. 25 acres in Rutland to Robert E. Miller. two acres in Chester Two to Ronald E. Burke and Linda Burke. Lot 27 in Middleport to George H. Baker and Birdie Mae Baker. certificates of transfer in Salem Two for Clair Edmundson estate to Margaret V. Edmundson.
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Harry W. Pickens
Bessie M. Pickens
Warren P. Pickens
Fay M. Sauer
Gladys C. Meredith
L. Maxine Whitehead
Grace E. Weber
Olive Two
George H. Pullins
Eunice E. Pullins
Delmar A. Pullins
Corabell Russell
Ernest J. Grimm
Vashti Grimm
Cardinal Enterprises, Inc
Salisbury Two
Donald H. Miller
Violet J. Miller
Robert E. Miller
Rutland
Hubert Newell
Snzy Newell
Ronald E. Burke
Linda Burke
Chester
Kalad Hindy
Mary Virginia Hindy
George H. Baker
Birdie Mae Baker
Middleport
Clair Edmundson
Margaret V. Edmundson
Salem
Hayes in Tokyo for State Dept cultural exchange visit
Actress Helen Hayes arrived in Tokyo Sunday night for a 10 day visit and exchange of views with Japanese theatrical figures. She is in Tokyo under the U S State Department cultural exchange program. Edward Heath arrived in Paris for talks with French leaders. De Gaulle, 75, plans a work day at the Elysee Palace with no birthday celebration, a spokesman said.
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Helen Hayes
Tokyo
Miss Hayes
U.S. State Department
Edward Heath
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
New FM Station WLGN DEC Testing Delayed
George Charles of WLGN FM announced ongoing preliminary testing for a new station at 98.3 FM, with a target full on air date by December 1 after a delay from the Sunday 1 a.m. start. Tests include recorded music audio checks and station identification.
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Logan
George Charles
Wlgn-Fm
Charles
Logan Hocking extension council meets for 1 p.m. session
The Hocking home economies extension council will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the courthouse auditorium to discuss next year’s program planning. The extension advisory committee meets at 8 p.m. the following Tuesday to review a new budget. Red Cross blood recruitment committee also meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 43 N. Walnut St.
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Logan
Hocking Home Economies Extension Council
Logan — Hocking County
Red Cross Blood
N. Walnut St
Logan Police Arrest 2 On License Count
Logan police arrested Tim M. Harden 18 on driving with no operator license and illegal plates. Dennis R. Cordle 18 was cited for permitting Harden to use plates. Harden posted 20 dollar bonds on each charge and Cordle 20 dollars on the plate charge. They await mayor's court today.
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Logan
Tim M. Harden
Dennis R. Cordle
Harden
Cordle
Logan Boy Shines In OSU Game
Ohio State linebacker Robbie Johnson had a standout performance in the 9 7 win at Michigan in Ann Arbor. The sophomore 6 1 205 pound Johnson totaled 16 tackles and was named the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League defensive MVP for 1963.
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LOGAN
Robbie Johnson
Ohio State
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Johnson
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Groom Takes Extra Long Smoke Break
Mrs. Pamela Curtin 21 wins a divorce after testifying her husband Henry Curtin 23 left for cigarettes two hours after their wedding and never returned. The attorney said he told her he was going out for a few minutes and she last heard he was in Dublin.
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Chicago
Pamela Curtin
Norman Becker
Benjamin Wham
Henry Curtin
Rotary Club set to hear Thanksgiving message by Rev Willard Drefke
In Logan the Rotary Club will hear a Thanksgiving message delivered by the Rev. Willard Drefke with Fred Juergensmeier serving as program chairman. Firefighters were called to the Da-Nite Restaurant at 86 West Main Street at 11 08 AM Sunday for an unspecified incident.
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Logan
Willard Drefke
Rotary Club
Fred Juergensmeier
Main St
Laurelville News Notes Central Campus Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs. Robert Smith has been a patient at Berger Hospital for a week. Mrs. Ted Thompson and children Randy and Darcy plus Mrs. George Reed visited Miss Janet Reid at University Hospital. Pam Allen and Michael Archer were weekend guests of Damon Ponticus. Hugh Poling hosted a family dinner for his birthday. Mrs. Russell Good and daughter Jane Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Armstrong visited Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Welliver near Circleville. Damon Pontious visited Elliott Reichelderfer at University Hospital. Ruth Bowers hosted Laurelville friends for dinner and bridge in Tipp City with several guests.
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Laurelville
Robert
Fern) Smith
Berger Hospital
Ted Thompson
Randy
Darcy
George Reed
Janet Reid
University Hospital
Pam Allen
Chillicothe
Michael Archer
Columbus
Damon Ponticus
Hugh Poling
Russell Good
Jane Ann
Lancaster
Cliff Armstrong
Reginald Welliver
Near Circleville
Damon Pontious
Elliott Reichelderfer
Ruth Bowers
Hocking County Logan United Appeal Drive Ends
Final report to be presented Monday night on the 1965 fund drive. The drive, which ran about three weeks and ended November 8, surpassed its $23 650 goal. A trustees meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. at the Ohio Power community room.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Logan United
Ohio Power Community Room
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