Hocking County road priority list tops Lake Logan Rd No 1
Engineer Clyde Underwood announced Lake Logan Road No 1 leads the federal and secondary highways priority list for Hocking County to improve access to recreation areas. William Sheehan of Ohio University urged the plan, with 50 percent federal aid for approved roads.
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Lake Logan Rd
Hocking County
Clyde Underwood
Underwood
Hocking
William Sheehan
Regional Development Institute
Ohio University
Star Rt
Rockbridge
Buena Vista
Thompson Rd
Rock House
Laurelville
Big Pine
Ilesboro
Cedar Falls
Griffith Rd
Barton Rd
Harble Ridge
Sheehan
Goose Creek
Vinton County
Sauerkraut
Mulberry Street Bridge Repairs Declared Emergency
Hocking County commissioners moved to close the aging Mulberry Street bridge and enforce strict limits. Police Chief Roy Kelch authorized 10 mph for cars and 5 mph for loaded trucks with one truck at a time, while a study by Ohio Bridge Co. evaluates original load limits. Emergency work may include replacing blacktop and reinforcing I beams, with traffic rerouted via Golf Course Road for two to three years.
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Mulberry St
Hocking
Ohio Bridge Co
Kelch
Underwood
John Dowler
10Th Division
Dowler
Pearl Wolfe
Weather and legislative note in Nevada and Ohio region
The Hocking Valley reports 58 degree noon sunshine with light rain forecast tonight and cooler weather Friday after a 22 degree overnight low and 47 degree Wednesday high. In Carson City Nevada a bill to allow casino tokens passes Assembly and awaits Gov. Sawyer's signature to ease coin shortages.
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Hocking Valley
Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Gaming Commission
Four area men answer March draft call for Fort Hayes
Four Hocking County men left for induction at Fort Hayes Columbus. Inductees from Logan are Stephen Cooksey Joseph Conner Jacob Nihiser and James Friel from New Straitsville. Selective service notified of army enlistments including Woodgeard Moyer Spires Carter Jr Vozel Jr and Jack from Glouster Logan and Rockbridge areas.
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Hocking County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Stephen D. Cooksey
Joseph W. Conner
Jacob R. Nihiser
Logan
James Friel
New Straitsville
Logan Adult Education Club
Selective Service Board
James P. Woodgeard
Franklin D. Moyer
Herbert E. Spires
Kenneth W. Carter Jr
Rockbridge
John P. Vozel Jr
APO
New York
N.Y
James J. Jack
Glouster
Bank Accounts Boom in Ohio Records 1964 Rise
The Ohio Bankers Association reports a record 1964 rise in Ohio bank accounts totaling 1.287 billion dollars, with 727 million dollars added to savings deposits.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bankers Association
Fire Hydrants Receive Bright Paint Code
Logan crews coat hydrants in bright yellow with green tops to match American Waterworks Association standards and International Fire Underwriters guidelines. Chief Robert Courter says remaining hydrants will follow yellow with contrasting tops in green orange or red based on water pressure.
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Logan
Main St
Robert Courter
American Waterworks Association
International Board of Fire Underwriters
Colleges divided over pamphlet distribution on May ballot
Ohio state supported and state aided colleges face controversy over distributing 70 000 copies of a pamphlet promoting four May primary ballot issues. The University of Akron plans 50 000 copies. Kent State and Bowling Green have 15 000 and 5 000 respectively but not started. Miami University distribution is underway. Ohio State and Ohio University oppose distribution. Central State undecided.
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Columbus
Ohio
University of Akron
Kent State
Bowling Green
Miami University
Ohio Plan For Jobs and Progress
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Senate Leaders Push Education Bill To President Johnson
Senate Democrats press a House bill worth 1.3 billion for quick passage to Johnson next week amid potential delays from Southern opponents and voting rights critics. Mansfield aims to bring the measure up after committee action and cautions on possible Ervin amendments challenging parochial aid provisions.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Judiciary Committee
Mansfield
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
House
Five Appointees Asked to Quit Rhodes Case
Viet Cong bombed the U S Embassy in Saigon killing and wounding Americans. A bomber was arrested at the scene, a companion died in the blast, and a motorcycle driver was wounded amid the getaway. Memorial services honored Barbara Robbins and Manolito Castillo as officials reported 22 dead and 186 wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Navy
Barbara Robbins
Denver
Colo
C. Manolito Castillo
A. Alexis Johnson
U.S. Air Force
Bombings Rock Birmingham As Police Disarm Three Devices
A dynamite bomb shattered a Negro home in Birmingham and two other bombs were disarmed at the homes of Mayor Albert Boutwell and Councilwoman Nina Miglionico. Police checked eight more council members. no further devices were found.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Boutwell
Nina Miglionico
Miss Miglionico
T.L. Crowell
Weymouth
16Th Street Baptist Church
Global talks urged by 16 nonaligned states
Delegates from 16 nonaligned governments met with Secretary of State Dean Rusk to urge Vietnamese peace talks with no strings attached. U.S. officials said North Vietnam showed no sign of abandoning its South Viet Nam assault, a prerequisite for talks.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Rhodes Demands Resignations Of Five Senate-Rejected Appointees
Gov. James A. Rhodes asked for the resignations of five appointees rejected by Senate Democrats five weeks earlier. He said keeping them would risk votes and delay state matters, and he will submit five new recommendations to the Senate.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Democrats
GOP
Rhodes
Sec
Fred L. Hoffman
Hamilton County
Ralph T. Shipley
Canton
Board of Regents
James R. Gould
Dayton
Board of Tax Appeals
Frank C. Manak
Cleveland Heights
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Carl A. Mintz
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Workmen's Compensation Regional Board of Review
Joseph Cippolone
Parma
Industrial Commission
Democratic
Frank W. King
Toledo
Bliss Takes GOP Helm
Ohio's Ray C Bliss became Republican National Committee chairman and urged a broad appeal to all citizens. He succeeds Dean Burch whose resignation took effect today after two months in the post and follows Barry Goldwater's selection.
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Washington
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Republican National Committee
United States
Bliss
Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
Burch
Soviet Arms Talk Call To Get Nod
United Nations members are expected to approve the Soviet Union’s bid for all 113 members to join a disarmament meeting at U N headquarters this month. The United States said it did not object to a meeting of the U N disarmament commission.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.N
United States
North Hocking Study Approved for Flood Control Plan
Ohio Department of Natural Resources approves a North Hocking Watershed study to assess flood relief north and east of Lancaster and south to Clear Creek. The U S Soil Conservation Service will analyze feasibility and costs, with local sponsors Lancaster city Fairfield County and two districts.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
North Hocking
Lancaster
Clear Creek
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Congress
Izes
Fairfield Soil and Conservation District
Hunter’s Run Conservancy District
City of
Fairfield County Commissioners
Constitutional amendments for Ohio May 4 primary
Legal notices detail four proposed constitutional amendments Ohioans will decide at the May 4 primary election. Notices will run weekly for five weeks per law. Other notices include Starr-Washington school district and Starr Two financial reports on page 13.
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Today
Daily News
Starr- Washington
Starr Two
Morton Kraft Dies at 48 in Wooster Ohio
Morton W Kraft 48 of 1927 Blair Rd Wooster Ohio died this morning after a brief illness at his home. He worked as assistant office manager for Central Oil Field Supply in Wooster and previously was store manager for National Supply Co in Logan. A Navy veteran of World War II, he is survived by his wife Helen Bright Kraft two daughters Barbara Jean Sprowls and Betty Jane Beechy a son Larry Kraft and two grandchildren plus his father Harry Kraft and stepmother in Parkersburg and a sister in Baltimore. Funeral 1:30 pm Monday Leonard Funeral Home with burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7-9 pm at the funeral home. Call hours Friday at McIntire Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers contributions to Wayne County Cancer Society.
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Central Oil Field Supply
Wooster
National Supply Co
Logan
Logan Elks Lodge
Parkersburg
W. Va
Betty Jane) Beechy
Larry Kraft
Harry Kraft
James
Betty) Cunningham
Baltimore
Leonard
D. S. Dunkle
Oak Grove Cemetery
McIintire Funeral Home
Wayne County Cancer Society
Jack Fisher
Wayne National Bank
Paint Creek Reservoir Proposal Draws $1 Million Request
Army Engineers urge Congress to allocate 1 million for Paint Creek Dam as part of the Appalachia program. The project in Ross and Highland counties would include an earthfill dam with a concrete gravity channel and gated spillway, aiming to save about 881000 annually. Total project cost 23800000 with additional Ohio flood control and recreation funding proposed for several nearby works.
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Ohio
Paint Creek
Chillicothe
Muskingum River
Willow Island
Hannibal Locks
Racine
Gallipolis
Wolf Creek
Senecaville
Piedmont
Tappan
First Debenture Notes Sold At Nelsonville
Mrs. Ralph White of Nelsonville bought the first $10 debenture note to help attract new industry. The sale opened at 9 am with 19 notes sold in 90 minutes as the Nelsonville Development Association aims to sell 4,600 notes to raise 46,000. The No 1 note is reserved for Richard Yorde, president and treasurer of Yorde Manufacturing Co., the new firm moving to Nelsonville.
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Ralph White
Walnut St
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Development Association
Richard Yorde
Yorde Manufacturing Co
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Peddie
An. I
Helena Rubinstein
Pan American Airways
Bliss Takes
Gop Helm
Morton W. Kraft
Blair Rd
Wooster, O
Paint Creek Fund
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