World Report on peace and global issues at Rotary meeting
Dr John C Baker of Ohio spoke at a Rotary club gathering in the University Center about global problems. He cited the communist menace, Indian population and Egypt’s shift from colonial status, urging cautious U N action and noting trade, noncolonial progress, and peace as strong forces shaping world affairs. Nearby Rotarians and visiting clubs gathered with local officials and members from several towns.
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Veyme
John C. Baker
Ohio
Rotary
Free World
Peoples
University Center
Baker
U. S
United Nations
It ‘and Social Council
Geneva
Russia
United States
Dr. Baker
India
Egypt
United "States
Fayot
United Kingdom
Dre Baker
Nehru
Wender
Pakissin
H.C. Bobo
Dean Ed Taylor
Sam "Altman
Zanerville
Mrx
Stewart
Te E. Lausche
Imemediate
Rottary
City Council Approves Four New Ordinances
City council approves four ordinances including termination of a contract with Ohio Power Co and a sewer plant plan. The council also adopts a street lighting contract at an annual bill of 11787 and orders a water treatment plant plan with a softening unit. Chief vote was 4 to 3 after tie by President Herbet.
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Ordlance
Willams
Ohio
N. McKinley
E. Union
Athens
William Herbert
R. H. Whit
White
Herbert
Airport
Joneswood Drive
Fort St
Charles Ley
Carpenter and
N. Lancaster
Stewart
Mill
Merchants Association
N. Court
City Council Receives New Gavel for Formal Sessions
The city council adopted a new Hollywood style gavel with a maple handle presented by councilman-at-large Floyd Wolfe last night. It replaces a rubber mallet and aims to restore order and dignity during meetings.
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Aenen
Floyd Wolfe
Masons to Meet Albany Lodge 723 Thursday
Albany Lodge 723 AM will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, said Donald B. Knopp. The notice invites members to attend the gathering at the lodge.
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Albany
Albany Lodge
P.m
Donald B. Knopp
Draft Examinations Held For Ohio University Students
Ohio University students and others gathered for pre induction physicals at Fort Hayes Columbus. The group boarded a bus at 7 20 am and included John D Good and Ronald E Kern of Athens with Alan F Weisshers and Charles J Karikas from Cleveland. Kern led the delegation.
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Maser
Ohioniversity
Selective Service Board
Fort Itages
Columbus
John D. Good
Ronald E. Kern
Athens
Alan F Weisshers
Charles J. Karikas
Cleveland
Kern
Missing Names in Athens Area Admitted Weapons Case
Incomplete OCR fragment lists individuals including Kenneth McClain and Pearl Miller among others in the Athens region. No coherent narrative or actions are discernible. the text appears to be a damaged roster or police notice with multiple misread names and locations.
Vanity Heads for Infe ct Lay le and Vanity in Athens County
Informal committee chaired by a tam ed leader of the Athens County Ohio group forms to oppose a HO proposal for extended unemployment benefits. The nonpartisan citizens organization aims to spearhead the campaign against the measure.
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Lay le
Vanity
Athens County
Ohio
Informaton’ Committee
Tizen
Deer Collision on Route 33 Near Hocking County
A deer collided with a car driven by a 3 year old, after jumping into Route 33 in Hocking County about 11 pm Monday. The deer was crippled and destroyed by a game warden. Separate municipal case in Dayton dismissed for insufficient proof. Henry Cleland forfeited a $15 bond for failing to appear in Chauncey on a State Highway Patrol charge of passing at an intersection.
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Une
Nopert_nerdman
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Fairfield County
State
Naswewe
Es J Fann
Dayton
OND
Henry Cleland
Pomeroy
Charles Wadley
Chauncey
Highway Patrol
A. E. State St
Morris Ave
Dallas C. Smith
Carpenter Sr
Glennis M. Boggs
Athens
Donald Taylor Blair
David E. West
N. McKinley Ave
West
E. Fate
Messenger Bulganin Headline Attracts Russians
Dr. Baker described Russians reacting to an American small town paper in Moscow. A July 15 copy of The Messenger featured Bulganin in a headline about Russians and Gen eva talks. Russians requested the issue and kept it in a coat pocket during Geneva discussions.
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the Messenger
Moscow
John C. Baker
Dr. Baker
Sardar Singh
Ecosoc
Baker
Gordon K. Bush
Messenger
Geneva
Bulganin
Kiwanis Sponsors October Children's Events Schedule
Kiwanis club outlines Halloween Night events in October including a 6:30 p m parade, football games for junior varsity teams, a street parade in the uptown district, a $ and theater show at the Varsity Theatre. A separate report notes a traffic accident at E State Street and Morris Avenue involving multiple drivers with one vehicle severely damaged.
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Siwaniy ‘Club
He K of C
Xlvis Club
Pred Wearingen
the Eye
Fickendy
Sremnaen
Dan
Wearnegton
Lieios
Andy
County Plans for Ball Park and Recreation Center
County commissioners received first definite plans for a combined baseball and football field with lights on county land near E. State St. The project to be built with surplus lights from the county school system includes a recreation center, picnic grounds, shelter, and perhaps a wading pool. Plans call for a 350 foot foul line baseball field and a backstop in the outfield, with the lighted facilities to serve the schools and community. The site sits behind Veterans Apartments between Home St. and the Ohio University Airport in the eastern county, near The Plains.
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E.e. State St
Athens County
Jess Howard Electric and Encraving Co
Columbus
T. Sounty Board of Education
Fairgrounds
Remein
Veterans Apartments
Home St
Ohio University
George Bateman
United Appeal drive meeting goal in Athens
Advance solicitation in Athens for United Appeals reaches about one third of its $20 000 phase goal with $7 000 raised. Chair Rutkoskie tells women volunteers to canvass homes for ten days aiming to reach a total of $31,200, with guidance to request about one half at one percent of total income.
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Athens
First United Appeals
Berry
Serra
Vance Gift Solicitors
Rutkoskie
Givian
United Appeal
Ard
Trousers Damaged Seeks City Payment in Manhole Incident
Charley May, a Hall resident, seeks city payment after trousers tore when a manhole cover on East Union Street collapsed. He claims the incident occurred near a university tunnel and was told to file in writing for the mayor to forward to the solicitor. May vows to pursue the claim.
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Charley May
May
Union St
Scabbard and Blade Charter Granted in Ohio
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown granted a non profit charter to the National Society of Scabbard and Blade Inc. Trustors include Thompson Crockett Day ton Alexander Lawson and Mario Paolini. The organization promotes national defense and serves as an honorary military fraternity for ROTC students with a chapter at Ohio University.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
National Society of Scabbard and Blade, Inc
Trustes
Thompson 8. Crockett
Dayton
Alexander E. Lawson
Springfield
Ill
Mario G. Paolini
Daly City
Calif
Rom
Ohio University
Military Department
Bulldozer Crashes Through Lodi Bridge
A bulldozer traveling on a Lodi Township road crashed into a bridge in the county’s southern end. Investigators from the engineer department the prosecutor and a deputy sheriff were en route to the scene. The machine owned by Ura Swisher of Pomeppy was being moved to a strip mine site.
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Eene
Lodi
Engineer's Department
Ura Swisher
Pomeppy
Site U
Arlington Rites For Auto Victim Brainard at Arlington Chapel
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Arlington National Cemetery Chapel for Edwin H. Brainard, 20, Ohio University freshman from Parkersburg West Virginia, who was killed in an automobile accident here early Sunday. Burial will follow in the National Cemetery. Brainard was a Marine Corps veteran and served in Korea.
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Arlington
Arlington National Cemetery
Edwin H. Brainard
Ohio University
Parkersburg
W. Va
National Cemetery
Brainard
Marine Corps
Korea
Weather Chronicle Notes Mild Cooling Despite Clouds
The report records cool conditions Tuesday with cloud cover delaying warmer weather. Temperatures at Hamley Run showed a 9 am reading of 49, up four degrees from dawn, while straggling readings varied by about ten degrees from 46 to 43.
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C.’L. Colmer
Hamley Run
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