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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1964

Page

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Vietnam Laos Border Raids Backed by South Viet Nam Leader

South Viet Nam and Laos rightist leader Gen. Phoumi Nosavan agree to let Vietnamese raiding parties strike designated Communist bases and supply routes inside Laos. Khanh seeks to destroy Viet Cong networks along Ho Chi Minh trail with limited, hot pursuit operations.

Saigon South Viet Nam Laos Dalat Phoumi Nosavan Nguyen Khanh Khanh Phoumi Lao Bao South Viet Nam Ho Chi Minh Trail U.S Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk Mekong

Weather Outlook for Ohio April Start

Columbus notes clear frosty conditions as April begins. Sunshine should lift temperatures this afternoon. Hocking Valley expects fair slightly warmer weather tonight and Thursday. Tuesday’s high reached 38 with a low of 12, and it was 37 at 11 a.m. today.

Columbus, Ohio Official Weather Bureau Ohio Hocking Valley

Weather outlook warm through Thursday with easing breeze

The forecast calls for temperatures in the 40s tonight with fair skies and not as cold. By Thursday the weather turns warmer with readings in the 50s to low 60s and above normal. Winds shift from light and variable today to southeasterly as a low pressure system develops west of Ohio.

Ohio

Rebels claim Brazilian revolt gains strength in Rio crisis

Rebel forces say they have broad support across seven of Brazil's 27 states as they march on Rio de Janeiro to oust President Joao Goulart. Firing breaks out in Rio with soldiers and officers wounded. loyal units move against rebel bases in Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais as top generals switch sides.

Joao Goulart Brazil Cuba Goulart Rio de Janeiro Rio Copacabana Communist Party Humberto Castello Branco Army General Staff Justice Abelardo Jarema 3Rd Army Rio Grande Do Sul 2Nd Army Sao Paulo Juiz de Fora Minas Gerais Belo Horizonte Amaury Kruel Olimpio Mourao

McArthur Driver Killed In Crash Near Lake Hope

Charles H. Birkhimer 40 of McArthur died when his car crashed into a bridge railing on Route 278 near Lake Hope. Coroner notes crushed skull and broken neck. Police report speed caused loss of control on a right curve before impact. Funeral arrangements set in Piketon.

Charles H. Birkhimer McArthur Rt. 278 Zaleski Lake Hope Nelsonville Chesapeake & Ohio Railway J. E. Strong Vinton County State Highway Patrol Birkhimer

MacArthur in worsening condition at Walter Reed

General Douglas MacArthur's medical bulletin reports a general deterioration over the past 24 hours with a peaceful night, slight blood pressure drop and moderate pulse rise. Kidney function has declined and an esophageal stomach tube pressure will be released to manage bleeding, with signs suggesting bleeding may be halted temporarily.

Washington Douglas MacArthur Walter Reed Army Hospital

Alaskan Quake Toll Figures Still Changing

Anchorage reports shifting casualty totals after a devastating Alaska quake and tsunami. 24 dead and 79 presumed dead with 55 injured, plus 31 missing in Chenega Port Ashton Port Nellie Juan. Coast Guard death at Kayak Island omitted. Federal relief rushes in as recovery begins.

Anchorage Alaska Alaska Emergency Health Office Coast Guard Cape Elias Turnagain Health Office Chenega Port Ashton Port Nellie Juan Washington Johnson Air Force Navy Military Air Transport Service Kodiak Northwest Pacific Northern Pan American Edward A. McDermott

Earth Is Slowing Clock Turned Back

The U S official clock was set back 1 10 of a second as the earth slows. The National Bureau of Standards cites tides the moon and other braking factors plus occasional earthquakes volcanism and satellite boosts as reasons. The previous adjustment occurred on November 1 1963.

Boulder Colo National Bureau of Standards U.S

It Looks Like His Bowling Days Are Over

A Logan bowler reportedly quits after a bystander sees a woman dump a mysterious object into bushes at the Old Cemetery. The object is revealed to be a man's bowling ball.

Logan

California Democrats split over Salinger bid for Senate

Don Bradley quits with Gov. Brown to manage Pierre Salinger’s campaign as Alan Cranston draws Gov. Brown’s backing. California Democratic Council endorses Cranston while Assembly Speaker Unruh faces criticism for backing Engle’s bid amid Engle’s brain surgery recovery.

Sacramento Calif U.S. Senate Don Bradley Democratic State Central Committee Edmund G. Brown Pierre Salinger White House Brown Alan Cranston Clair Engle Bradley Cranston Salinger Richard Nixon Nixon California Jerome R. Waldie D-Antioch

Khrushchev Urges Hungarians To Work For Better Life

Premier Khrushchev told Budapest factory workers that revolutions fail to feed people and urged Hungarians to strive for a better life with goulash over upheaval. He did not name China but signaled hostility toward Beijing in the East-West ideological split. Prime Minister Kadár pledged renewed backing for the Soviet Union during a banquet toast.

Budapest Hungary Khrushchev Red China Moscow Peking Janos Kadar

Draft Glenn Plans Studied as Backers Rally in Ohio

Supporters of Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr gather in Columbus to discuss drafting the injured astronaut for the Ohio Democratic senatorial primary, while Glenn, from a Texas hospital, reiterates he will not run or consent to a draft. Don Gosney and John Weithe lead the push amid mixed party sentiment.

Columbus Ohio John H. Glenn Jr Glenn Texas Columbiana County Don Gosney Hamilton County John Weithe Gosney John W. Weithe Weithe Marine Corps Cincinnati Hays

Baird to Retire After 41 Years With Gas Firm

Gerald H. Baird Logan manager for Columbia Gas of Ohio will retire May 1 after 41 years with the company. He started in 1923 as a service man and rose through Dayton Nelsonville Athens to become Logan manager in 1945. Born April 26, 1899 in Nelsonville, he and his wife Ethel live in Athens and have two sons. He is active in local clubs and attends the Methodist Church.

Gerald H. Baird Logan Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc Ernest F. Rothel Athens Columbia Ohio Baird Gas Company Dayton Nelsonville Nelsonville High School Ethel Mohican Ave P. R. Baird S. Shannon Ave Bill L. Baird N. Wood St Logan Trade Club Logan Rotary Club Hocking County

Space agency to test reentry in high speed plunge

Cape Kennedy Fla AP reports NASA will fire a spacecraft downward into the atmosphere next Monday to collect data on reentry behavior at about 25 277 mph.

Cape Kennedy, Fla Space Agency

Bathing Beach Planned for Lake Logan in Ridge District

Everett Ridge announces a 300-foot bathing beach on Lake Logan north of LeRoy Conkle residence with dredging to the shore and a gravel sand cover. The project includes a bathhouse lifeguard facilities and a 100-car parking lot and will proceed after plans are finished and district directive to advance recreation projects.

Everett Ridge District 4 Lake Logan LeRoy Conkle Ridge Ohio Department of Natural Resources Fred Marr Hocking County

Logan Pottery and Local 682 Reach One Year Contract

Ross Adcock general manager of Logan Pottery Co said the company and Local 682 United Brick and Clay workers have agreed on a new one year contract. It renews terms of the previous agreement which expired March 1 and production has been halted since December with workers to be recalled as needed.

Ross Adcock Logan Pottery Co United Brick & Clayworkers Adcock

Legislative Panel To Meet On Oil And Gas Production Laws

The Ohio legislative committee studying oil and gas laws will meet at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the House hearing room of the Statehouse. Rep. Harry Armstrong chairs the 111 member panel, with eight representatives and three senators. Members include Maurice C. Brown, F. K. Cassel, Howard A. Knight, George A. Meinhart, Charles F. Rothel, Ed Wallace, and David Weissert, joined by Senators Kenneth F. Berry Robin T. Turner and Ed Witmer. Agenda covers conservation history, current Ohio oil and gas laws, possible safety and conservation reforms, spacing and pooling rules, well plugging, and comparisons with Texas Oklahoma Illinois Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Ohio Legislative Committee House of Representatives Statehouse Harry Armstrong Rep. Armstrong Maurice C. Brown Lorain F. K. Cassel Carey Howard A. Knight Rising Sun George A. Meinhart Middleport Charles F. Rothel Cadiz Rt. 2 Ed Wallace Circleville David Weissert Zanesville Kenneth F. Berry Coshocton Robin T. Turner Tiffin Ed Witmer Canton Ohio Texas Oklahoma Illinois Michigan Pennsylvania

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