Burr Oak expansion plans eyed for state park facilities
Lake Burr Oak near Glouster will gain a doubled camping area and a second beach with possible dining lodge and cabins. Gov. Rhodes led an appreciation day for Sen. Mechem, who backs private capital for the lodge study and marketable revenue bonds.
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Messenger
Glouster
Lake Burr Oak
Sen. C. Stanley Mechem
Howard Antle
Route 13
James A. Rhodes
Mechem
Charles Pancake
Nelsonville
Dept. of Natural Resources
Fred Morr
Morr
Burr Oak
the Messenger
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Muskingum River
James Rhodes
C. Stanley Mechem
Messenger Newsphoto
Goldwater presses Cuba stance in TVA debate in Tennessee
Sen. Barry Goldwater campaigned in Knoxville challenging President Johnson to state his Cuba policy. He urged sale of TVA steam plants and fertilizer program, proposing transfer to states communities or private firms, with other TVA activities moved to federal agencies.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Barry Goldwater
Deep South
Johnson
Cuba
TVA
Johnson Opens Campaign Tour With Flight To Canadian Border
President Johnson begins the campaign season with a foreign trip that includes landing in Vancouver aboard a Canadian prime minister’s jet. He travels from Great Falls to meet Lester B. Pearson to mark a U S Canada treaty on river basin development and then heads to Blaine Washington for ceremonies before an evening Seattle appearance.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Great Falls
Mont
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Vancouver
British Columbia
United States
Pearson
Columbia River
Vancou
Blaine
Wash
Seattle
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Viet coup leaders surrender as Saigon crisis eases
In Saigon Brig. Gen. Lam Van Phat, ex interior minister and coup organizer, surrendered ending the latest leadership challenge. Other rebel officers including Col. Nhan Minh Trang and Maj. Gen. Duong Van Duc were already detained or returning to Saigon amid the crackdown. In Columbus, Irving I. Dickman vowed to erase strip mine scars from Ohio.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Lam van Phat
Phat
My Tho
Sed
Huynh van Ton
7Th Division
Duong Hieu Nghia
Duong Ngoc Lam
Columbus
Irving I. Dickman
Ohio Division of Reclamation
Railroad Shop Unions Threaten National Strike
About 150000 members of six AFL CIO railroad shop unions threaten to strike Monday over job protection amid declining industry staffing. Union leaders say 72 hours notice is expected. management indicates no formal strike notice yet. A strike could halt most trains and spark a national emergency, with officials unsure of dates. Also noted is a warming trend with temperatures 2-3 degrees above normal and light rainfall predicted later in the week.
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Afl-Cio
Edward J. Carrough
J. E. Wolfe
Boston
Johnson
Carlough
Sheet Metal Workers’ International Association
Chemical Facility Assured In Mason Near Point Pleasant
Henry Wyman president of Pantasote Co. announced ground breaking for a multi million dollar plyvinyl chloride and copolymer resins plant north of Point Pleasant along Route 62. The 80 acre site on the Ohio River will allow expansion with river, rail, and truck access. Engineering handled by the Austin Co. with support from the West Virginia Department of Commerce Mason County and Sen. Byrd. Construction aided by Mason County and Area Redevelopment Administration. Pantasote operates plants in Passaic and Los Angeles and supplies to stereo sound, wire, cable, flooring and molding industries.
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Point Pleasant
Henry Wyman
Pantasote Co
Ture
Ohio River
Austin Co
Chicago Heights
Ill
Wyman
West Virginia
Beatles Show Stopper Sparks Police Curtain at Cleveland
At Public Hall 11 000 fans saw the Beatles halted after a surge toward the stage. Police inspector Carl Bare stopped the show due to crush danger, rescuing a girl from the pile before resuming after a 15 minute break. No injuries were reported.
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Cleveland
Alf Landon
Carl Bare
Lennon
Bare
Young attacks Barry as front for radicals in campaign
Sen Stephen M Young in Cleveland labeled Barry Goldwater the respectable front for radical right wing extremists and urged Robert Taft Jr to define his stance. He framed the issue as whether Americans will strengthen democratic ideals or let extremists undermine them.
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Cleveland
Stephen M. Young
Barry Goldwater
Ohio Democrat
Republcan
Robert Taft Jr
Young
Six Florida farm laborers drown in canal bus crash
Six farm laborers died when a bus carrying them to work plunged into an 18 foot canal near Fort Pierce and disappeared. Authorities believed more workers may have died in the accident.
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Florida
Associated Press
Fort Pierce
Fla
Here
White boycott of New York schools won’t halt integration plan
New York public schools faced a two day white boycott but school superintendent Calvin E. Gross says it will not affect the integration program. Pickets increased from Monday to Tuesday while absences fell from 275,638 to 233,306 in a system with about a million pupils.
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New York
Calvin E. Gross
Khrushchev Reveals Secret Weapon Aimed at China
Premier Khrushchev says the Soviet Union has a new secret weapon capable of destroying all life on earth. He appeared to direct his remarks primarily at Red China rather than the West.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Red China
West
Cyprus Leader Proposes Five Point Peace Plan
Nicosia Cyprus President Makarios outlines a five point peace plan for Cyprus calling for the removal of all armed posts manned by Greek and Turkish Cypriots. The proposal aims to reduce tensions and foster negotiations between the communities.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Ohio to Hold Special Session Likely May 9
Columbus reports the Ohio legislature remains in a special session stalemate as Governor Rhodes keeps May 9 as the probable date for action on pending measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Bowling Green Names Dr William T Jerome II President
Bowling Green State University installed Dr William T Jerome II as its sixth president. In his inaugural address he urged new ways of thinking and teaching to profit from emerging technology.
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Bowling Green
William T. Jerome II
Bowling Green State University
Ohio Favored to Win Grid At West Temas State
Ohio teams benefit from homecourt advantage and strong recent play as they prepare to face West Temas State on the gridiron. The match-up draws focus from local fans awaiting a pivotal conference game this season.
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Costaics
Cope Advcancees
Athens
Dane Sacceenes
Ohio
West Temas State
Athens County Woods
Bck
Kan Cinsi Bs
Alden
Snippet Unclear OCR Sports Note From Middleport
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Two Negroes Win Races In Alabama
The first two Black politicians elected to public office in Alabama in almost a century vow to represent all citizens. Rev. K. L. Buford and Dr. Stanley Hugh Smith won seats on the Tuskegee City Council in Tuesday's runoff election.
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Tuskegee
Alabama
K. L. Buford
Stanley Hugh Smith
Thurmond Quits Democrats to Become Goldwater Republican
Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina plans to switch from the Democratic Party to join Barry Goldwater as a Republican. An informed source reported the move but Thurmond declined comment on earlier reports. He said he hopes to help establish a strong two party system in the South.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
South
UAW Sets Ford Strike Deadline as Chrysler Talks Loom
The United Auto Workers set a 10 a.m. Friday EST strike deadline at Ford amid unsettled wage and production issues. UAW chief Walter Reuther urged good-faith bargaining while Chrysler faces a parallel threat as salaried staff threaten Friday walkout without a national agreement.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Douglas Fraser
Ohio Highway Chief Praises Department in Report
Columbus Ohio director of highways P E Masheter presented Gov James A Rhodes with a positive review of the department, citing a record construction program. He noted right of way acquisition engineering plans and concrete work while highway spending rose from 281 million in 1962 to 325 million in fiscal 1964 ending June 30.
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Columbus
Ohio
P. E. Masheter
James A. Rhodes
Masheter
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