Moeller Attacks Miller Posters Defends Aid Programs
In Lancaster U S Representative Walter H Moeller denounces Burma Shave style posters by opponent Clarence Miller as a mockery of U S government and calls for continued federal aid through industrial development education and other programs Moeller cites the Lake Vesuvius Job Corps Center work in Lawrence County detailing extensive forest fire response construction and landscaping and lauds 164 workers for their accomplishments as a sign of progress and self reliance.
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Lancaster
U. S
Walter H. Moeller
Morgan County
Jefferson-Jackson Club
Moeller
Clarence Miller
Ohio
Miller
Lyndon
Congress
United States
U. S. Congress
Federal Treasury
Lake Vesuvious
Lawrence County
WSCS Meeting and Weekend Visitors in Racine
The WSCS of the Methodist Church hosted at Mrs. Harry Pickens home with Mrs. Sybil Miles leading the program. Local families including the Brinker and Philson households visited relatives and friends across several towns during weekends and vacations.
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Racine
WSCS
Methodist Church
Harry Pickens
Sybil Miles
Late workers find battery thefts slow down homeward rush
Seven employees at a Louisville printing plant arrived home late after discovering their car batteries had been stolen as they left work. Local police investigated the incident, noting multiple vehicles were affected as the thefts disrupted the evening commute.
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Louisville, Ky
Early Bird Bargains in Dallas Court Cut Fines
Traffic ticket holders who arrive early in Dallas court often have fines halved if they have good driving records. Ten dollar fines drop to five dollars and twenty five dollar fines drop to ten. A spokesman said reductions are to handle the heavy docket in the four day courts.
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Dallas —P
Dallas Corporation
Castro's Sister Reveals Cuban Opposition Figures
Juanita Castro items reveal exiles and dissidents under Fidel regime. Exile numbers show 490000 disapproving seven percent of seven million. About 998000 seeking departure, three million wanting to escape, 140000 executed or killed. Figures published by AIP.
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Miami
Fla
Juanita Castro
Fidel
AIP
Zaleski News Briefs Include Visits from Military and Residents
Pvt. Gaylord Peters on a two week furlough from Ft. Benning Ga. visited his parents Mr and Mrs Merle Peters Madison Two. Mr and Mrs Patrick Sizemore of Prattsville visited Mr and Mrs Everett McKibben. Mrs Mayme Vansky hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Onel Johnson and Patricia and Tim Freeman of Chillicothe and Don Mathews of Jackson. Mrs Ruth Coleman and son Gary of Proctorville visited local friends.
Trusty Slips Up. Freddie Johnson Loses Position
In Memphis Tennessee Freddie Johnson aged 17 has been stripped of his duties as a trusty at Shelby County Jail after authorities charged him with attempting to rob a vending machine inside the jail building.
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Memphis, Tenn
Freddie Johnson
Shelby County
Fire In Theater Evacuates 100 in Columbus Ohio
A three alarm blaze in a six story building housing the Little Art Theater on North High Street prompted evacuation of more than 100 patrons. No injuries were reported and losses were pegged at about 7500 dollars.
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Columbus, Ohio
Little Art Theater
North High Street
Ohio State University
Humphrey Defends Academic Dissent at Rutgers
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey spoke at Rutgers University defending academic dissent over the Vietnam War while noting that military force may be necessary at this juncture. He praised Rutgers and Gov. Hughes for defending academic freedom during last year’s controversy over a professor’s Viet Cong victory comment.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rutgers University
State University of New Jersey
Humphrey
Rutgers
Richard J. Hughes
Eugene Genoevese
Viet Nam
Genovese
Area Death Notices Highlight Sapp Schmidt Nibert Rites
William A. Sapp 87 of Bartlett died at home. Survived by five daughters, two sons, ten grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at Fawcett Stone in Chesterhill. Nel la Schmidt 72 of New Plymouth died at Hocking Valley Hospital. Surviving husband and five daughters, one son, 19 grandchildren. Service Sunday at New Plymouth Methodist Church. Odd Nibert 78 of Point Pleasant died at Pleas ant Valley Hospital after illness. Survived by four daughters, one brother, 12 grandchildren, one great grandchild. Funeral Sunday at Crow-Hassell.
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Chesterhill
William Austin Sapp
Bartlett
Walkersville
W. Va
Sanford
Elizabeth Wilson Sapp
Hallie Ross
Bartlett Grange
Helen Sapp
Mae Secoy
Marjorie Casto
Nellie Barr
Lucy Conrad
Columbus
William F
Clifford
Orville
Florence
Jane Lew
Nellie Frame
Roanoke
Mr. Sapp
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Emory Moyer
Bartlett Cemetery
Fawcett - Stone Funeral Home
New Plymouth
Nella Faye Schmidt
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Union Furnace
Fred
Laura (Reasoner) Stout
Frank Schmidt
Addie Huntley
Evelyn Turner
Virginia Kropff
Nella Frances Morgan
Akron
Dorothy Rafferty
John
Woodruff
S. C
New Plymouth Methodist Church
Wilson Rollins
Wrightsel Funeral Home
McArthur
Point Pleasant
Odd Nibert
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Gallia County
James
Nancy Nibert
Nibert
Goldie Pitts
Marie Pitch
Augusta Nibert
Pittsburgh
Irene Gardner
Gallipolis Ferry
Shirley Nibert
Gallipolis
Crow- Hassell Funeral Home
Concord Cemetery
Obituary notices from several West Virginia towns
Funeral notices report the deaths of Max Edwin Burnside 74 Malden WV Pearl Russell Pomeroy 82 Pomeroy WV Jennie A Finney 93 The Plains OH and others. Services are set across multiple churches and funeral homes with burials at Suncrest Beech Grove Vega Leon Miles Terra Alta Suncrest.
Mrs Hattie Weinrich dies. Rites pending in Chillicothe
Mrs. Hattie May Weinrich 73 of Vigo Route 2 died at 1130 p m Thursday in Longview Hospital Cincinnati born January 18 1893 in Ross County daughter of Pratt and Mary Higley formerly operated a general store in Vigo Survived by daughter Mrs John S Dorsey Cincinnati two step daughters Mrs Cora Wilson Chillicothe Mrs Audrey Roush Kissimmee Fla two step sons Fred Weinrich and Gerald Weinrich both of Chillicothe two brothers Alva E Higley and Clarence Higley Kis simmee Fla p m Monday at Fawchett Oliver Funeral Home Chillicothe burial Londonderry Cemetery friends may call 1 to 9 p m Sunday
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Vigo
Hattie May Weinrich
Longview Hospital
Cincinnati
Ross County
Pratt
Mary Cornwell Higley
John S. Dorsey
Cora Wilson
Chillicothe
Audrey Roush
Kissimmee
Lady Bird Dazzled On 1-Day Tour
First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson completed a four day 4300 mile western tour visiting sites from California to Arizona and toured the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe. She spoke on beauty culture and youth education and planned to report to President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch over the weekend.
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Santa Fe, N.M
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
California
Glen Canyon
Colorado River
Page, Ariz
Santa Fe
Institute of American Indian Arts
Johnson
President
LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
Burr Oak Park Receives State Funds for Improvements
The State Controlling Board released 365,000 to Burr Oak Park in Morgan County for road and park area improvements as part of a 1.5 million park upgrade package. Hueston Woods State Park gets 239,500 for a golf course. Marion Correctional Institution repairs receive 12,000. Total appropriations rise to 62,000. University of Toledo gets 2.3 million for three construction projects and Kent State 1.4 million for parts of a science building.
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Columbus
Burr Oak Park
Morgan County
State Controlling Board
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hueston Woods
Marion Correctional Institution
University of Toledo
Kent State University
Vinton Bus Solution Sought By Educators
Vinton County school board seeks to end a strike dispute with 37 bus drivers. A 7:50 p.m. Monday meeting will discuss a new route and pay plan to raise salaries and reduce trip time. Transportation division officials from Ohio will attend along with invited drivers.
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Vinton Bus
Transportation Division
Ohio Department of Education
Palmer
Robert Burns
Radcliffe
Ernest Zinn
D. M. Chapman
Hamden
Mills Sells Interest In Newspaper In Ironton
IRONTON Ohio AP Burt Mills publisher of The Ironton Tribune since 1960 announced he sold part of his stock in Ironton Newspapers Inc to J B Kelley Sr of Montgomery Iowa and resigned as publisher. Kelley became publisher Thursday after serving as mechanical superintendent of Montgomery Advertiser and Alabama Journal. Mills may purchase other newspaper properties. Southern Newspapers Inc of Montgomery owns the majority stock. Amount not disclosed.
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Ironton, Ohio
Burt Fh. Mills
The
Ironton Tribune
Ironton Newspapers, Inc
J. B. Kelley Sr
Montgomery
Tribune
Kelley
Montgomery Advertiser
Alabama Journal
Spartanburg
S. C
Spartanburg Herald Journal
Mills
Brush Moore Newspapers Inc
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Ala
Relocation of Route 24 I Approved
Public hearing held September 9 in Meigs County Courthouse Pomeroy. The two lane project reroutes 8 miles of Route 124 to avoid a landslide area in Meigs County. Cost of 175000 dollars extends north from 1.36 miles south of SR 248 with a spring 1967 programming date.
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Meigs County
Director of Highways
P. E. Masketer
Pomeroy
WSCS Circles Hold Joint Rutland Luncheon
Members of two Rutland Methodist WSCS circles gathered for a joint luncheon in the church basement. Vice president Margaret Schilling presided. Mrs. C. O. Chapman updated on a recent district meeting in Middleport.
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Rutland
Rutland Methodist Wscs
Margaret Schilling
C. O. Chapman
Middleport
Group Takes Perry County Forestry Trip
A 20 member Perry County group joined the Forestry Field Day Tour visiting Howdyshell Lumber Co New Lexington and parts of the Athens Ranger District. They discussed sawmill operations log grades and lumber markets then viewed timber stand improvement planting and strip mine reclamation with Charles M Perry organizing the event.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Howdyshell Lumber Co
Athens Ranger District
Taber Memorial Park
Wayne National Forest
Charles M. Perry
Livestock Market Report Cincinnati Cattle Hog Prices
Cattle and calves in market test insufficient. Hogs 1400 head steady to late market near standstill with few sales 15 lower. Barrows 200-240 lb 23.25-23.35, Sows 400-550 lb 19.50-20.50, Boars 16.50-18.50. Sheep 106 head insufficient. Grain prices: No 2 red wheat 1.61-1.66, No 2 yellow corn 1.26-1.35 per bushel, oats 0.63-0.75, No 1 soybeans 2.80-2.89 per bushel.
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Cincinnati
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
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