Senate extends Food for Peace program two years
Senate approves a two year extension of the Food for Peace program by 74 to 2 amid debate over including tobacco and alcohol in aid items. Amendments ban alcohol and tobacco from gifts, while a substitute limits alcohol sales and tobacco in the program. House action to come on Senate amendments. Congress also approves 110 million for Peace Corps in 1967 and Johnson issues Veterans Day proclamation urging national support for service members.
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Washington
Senate
Williams
Sen
John S. Cooper
R-Ky
Congress
Peace Corps
House
Johnson
FBI Chief calls for tougher crime fight and standards
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover cites recent court rulings and urges upgrading of law enforcement standards. White House notes falling stocks of government surpluses cut grain storage costs. A congressional committee reports federal agencies employed 2 785 129 people in July, up 47 082 from June. Senate confirms four U S ambassadors including U Alexis Johnson.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Congressional
Senate
U. S
U. Alexis Johnson
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Compliance Certificate
The Ohio Department of Insurance certifies Lincoln National Life Insurance Company of Fort Wayne Indiana complied with Ohio insurance laws for the current year. Financials as of December 31 1965 show admitted assets 1 940 886 573 54 liabilities 1 635 755 828 33 net assets 305 130 745 21 capital 25 000 060 00 surplus 5 21 income 420 292 460 23 expenditures 336 235 987 00 issued at Columbus July 1 1966 by William R Morris superintendent of Insurance of Ohio.
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State of Ohio
Department of Insurance
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company of
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Columbus Ohio
William R. Morris
Insurance of
Ohio
Metalbestos Vote Slated
Logan employees at William Wallace Co Metalbestos Division will meet at 7:30 tonight in the Logan Federal Savings and Loan community room to vote on a strike settlement reached by negotiators Tuesday. Terms of the settlement have not been announced.
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LOGAN
Metalbestos
William Wallace Co
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Building
School Fadts To Be Topic At Meeting
Logan Ohio will discuss school facts at the Hocking County Junior Leadership meeting tonight at 7 30 in the courthouse auditorium. The program committee includes Steve Winn chairman John Coak ley Randy Herron Larry Wilson George Pavlik Marty Sharrett d Lee Sharrett and Debby Good.
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Logan
Hocking County
Steve Winn
John Coakley
Randy Herron
Larry Wilson
George Pavlik
Marty Sharrett
d’Lee Sharrett
Debby Good
Logan approves converting comfort station into income tax office
The Logan City council approved a plan to convert the Mulberry Street ladies' comfort station between city hall and the police fire department into a city income tax office and directed the city solicitor to draft the legislation.
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Logan
Ladies Comfort Station
Mulberry St
Police Fire Department
Driver Cited After Wreck on Route 278 Hillcrest
Two cars collided on a hillcrest on Route 278 north of the Athens County line. Ray C. Graves, 46, was cited for left of center after suffering a scalp laceration. Virden C. Beckman, 47, of Fairview Park, drove the northbound auto. Sirth Hospital listed admissions and dismissals for local residents.
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LOGAN
Route 278
Athens County
Ray C. Graves
Ray
The
Highway Patrol
Virden C. Beckman
Fairview Park
Cattle and grain market notes from Cincinnati and Columbus
Cattle sales show steer and heifer demand steady with calves light. prices range from 21.50 to 25.50 for various grades, cows 17.00 to 19.50, vealers 18.00 to 36.00. Hog futures vary with No 1–3 barrows at 24.75–25.00, sows 18.50–21.50, boars 16.00–18.50. Cash grain in Columbus lists No 2 red wheat 1.71–1.78, corn 1.33–1.40, oats 0.64–0.75, soybeans 3.60–3.75 per bushel.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio Dept. of Agri
AFL-CIO Committee Endorses Reams for Governor in Ohio
The Ohio AFL-CIO COPE endorsed Democrat Frazier Reams Jr. for governor, vowing full support including financial help. The move settled speculation over endorsements in the race against incumbent Republican James A Rhodes.
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Columbus
Reams
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Robert Bollard
Labor Organization
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Frazier Reams Jr
James A Rhodes
Ohio State Fair Surpasses One Million Attendance
The Ohio State Fair, already at an all time attendance high, moved past the one million total during the eighth day as morning events continued.
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Columbus
Gun Mishap Wounds Logan Marshal
Trimble marshal William E Hartley accidentally shot himself Tuesday evening while drawing a gun at Ricketts Communications Service in Logan. The bullet pierced Hartley s right foot. he was admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital.
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Logan
William E. Hartley
Trimble
Hartley
Jack F. Andrews
Frank Ricketts
Ricketts Communications Service
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
1-H Books Deadline Set
Logan All 4-H secretary books are due in the Hocking County Extension Office by Sept 15. Best boys and girls books will be chosen and winners presented awards at the October achievement meeting.
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Logan
Hocking County
Local Court Docket Includes Fines and Pleas Across Ages
County and juvenile court records show multiple defendants from Athens The Plains Millfield and Chauncey facing charges from speeding and no operator's license to intoxication and driving rights suspensions. New Plymouth Asbury Homecoming announced with service details on Route 278.
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Linda Lee Robinson Smathers
Athens
Gerald R. Inbody
the Plains
Mary Margaret Markins
Terrace Dr
William Monroe Cooper
Millfield
Dwain Alvin Bowers
Glouster
John Howard King
Westlake
Charlotte Ellen LaTourrette
Roger Leland Sidders
Shade
Linda Lou Kish
Vincent Kish
Chauncey
William Earl Landis
Fred Landis
Second St
New Plymouth
Asbury
Odrinex fat loss pill ad from Athens Pharmacy
An advertisement touts Odrinex fat loss tablets claiming quick weight reduction with a money back guarantee. The ad states a price of $3.00 and instructs returning the unused package to the druggist for a full refund if not satisfied. It notes mail orders and a Court Street address in Athens.
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Odrinest
Athens Pharmacy
Court ST
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