Gold Plated Streets Debate at Logan Planning Meeting
Logan planning officials discussed development problems as Ernest Price seeks approval to sell five lots in Beacon Hill. The Bowers brothers urge revised street specs to fit FHA standards while avoiding gold plated streets. advisory urban renewal briefing postponed to next meeting.
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Logan
Logan Planning Commission
City Hall
Ernest Price
Vina Wright
Beacon Hill
Washington Bowers Jr
Richard
Bowers Heights
South
Price
Commission
Vine St
Don Russell
Dean Collison
Planning Commission
Russell
Bowers Brothers
Washington Bowers Sr
Richard Bowers
Albert Seabright
Bowers
Richard Donahey
FHA
Bill Moore
Moore
Leerie R. Summers
Carroll W. Hill & Associates
Columbus
Advisory Committee On Urban Renewal
Ralph Swartz
State Examiners Begin Inspection Of County Books
Ohio Bureau of Inspections started an audit of Hocking County finances covering four years and expected to take six to eight months. Examiners Pauline Nelson and Neal Frazier will rotate duties starting with the treasury report, with work set in the jury room. Last audit was in May 1959.
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Ohio Bureau of Inspections
Hocking County
Pauline Nelson
Neal Frazier
Nelson
Frazier
Dem Senator Attacks Rhodes In Ohio Budget Row
Democratic Sen. Charles J. Carney challenged Gov. James A. Rhodes assertion that Ohio leads big industrial states in poor relief recipients. Lt. Gov. John W. Brown refused protest form. Senate majority upheld. Carney vows new protest or court action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
Senate
James A. Rhodes
John W. Brown
Brown
Carney
Three Appropriation Actions Filed On Rt 33N Project
The Ohio Director of Highways filed three condemnation actions in common pleas court to acquire 9 tenths of an acre from Leroy and Geraldine Dupler 0.9 acres and 0.07 acre from Edmund J. and Emma Woltz all in Rockbridge plus 5.85 acres owned by Elza R. and Oleano F. Ringhiser and Donald and Carol Louise Helber for a four lane Rt. 33 from the Hocking Fairfield line to Rt. 180. Land values listed total 11 000 8680 and 10 000 respectively. The state asks appraisers be appointed and hearings tentatively set for May 4 with 30 day appeal periods.
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Ohio Director of Highways In Common Pleas
Hocking-Fairfield County
Rt. 180
Leroy
Geraldine Dupler
Rockbridge
Edmund J
Emma Woltz
Elza R
Oleano F. Ringhiser
Woltz
Ringhiser
Common Pleas Court
Big Welfare Reform Bill To Be Filed
Columbus Ohio. The legislature will be handed today a broad bill to reform and streamline public assistance operations in all Ohio counties and cities. The bill from the Ohio Citizens Council for Health and Welfare aims to cut welfare costs and reduce chronic dependency through work requirements and retraining. It would shift aid for the aged to county administration while the state covers non federal shares. The measure seeks to merge city county relief and affect participation in federal aid programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wilson H. Posey
Worthington
Judson Hoy
Hamilton
Jacob Shawan
Franklin
Michael Sweeney
Cuyahoga
Bernice MacKenzie
Stark
New Argentine Revolt Brews Against Guido Gov
Two retired army generals led a revolt against President Jose Maria Guido and gained early naval support. Guido claimed the revolt was crushed but then reversed. Interior navy units remained defiant, with tanks moved to suppress rebels and radios seized in Buenos Aires. The rebels demanded not to hold elections in June, aiming to restore supporters of Juan D. Peron.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Juan D. Peron
Guatemala's Peralta vows to deport all Communists
Col. Enrique Peralta, Guatemala's new dictator, commits to fighting Communism to the death and declares he will deport all Communists and bar others from entering. The provisional president says the country is calm after the weekend coup while the Defense Ministry warns agitators plan disorders.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Col
Enrique Peralta
Defense Ministry
Lima Hospital Finds Athens Slayer Insane
Athens County Common Pleas Judge John Bolin was informed that Darrell Napoleon Fierce 50 of Glouster is insane. Fierce faces first degree murder charges for the Feb 9 shooting of his brother Loren 54 in a tavern near Buchtel.
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Athens, Ohio
Athens County Common Pleas
John Bolin
Lima State Hospital
Darrell Napoleon Fierce 50
Glouster
Fierce
Loren
Buchtel
JFK Asks 4.5 Million In New Foreign Aid
Miami AP reports U S customs seized a 40 foot exile yacht Alison with two bombs and a 20 mm cannon near North Miami Beach. A second boat with 17 men was halted 200 miles north of the Cuban coast and British police detained them at Norman's Cay. The men, linked to the Escambray Front, faced possible legal action as U S policy officials debated re entry and safety amid Cold War tensions.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Joseph Fortier
Alison
North Miami Beach
Norman's Cay
Exuma Chain
Cuban
Jerry Buchanan
Buchanan
Nassau
James Buchanan
Pompano Beach
Escambray Front Army
Orlando Bosch
British Labor Chief In U S
Harold Wilson, leader of Britain's Labour Party, meets with President Kennedy in Washington and addresses the National Press Club. He pushes for stronger NATO conventional forces, argues against an independent British nuclear deterrent, and favors de-emphasizing separate atomic weapons to fit U S policy and NATO aims.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
Kennedy
United States
United Kingdom
Wilson
National Press Club
NATO
U.S
Great Britain
Kennedy seeks 4.5 billion in new foreign aid
President Kennedy asked Congress for 4.5 billion in new foreign aid, trimming 420 million from his prior total after the Clay committee urged a smaller program. He outlined a six point plan drawing on Clay findings, urging aid as a choice between consent and coercion and stressing global freedom and U.S. interests.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Lucius D. Clay
Capitol Hill
Clay
U.S
Clay Committee
RR Work Rules Change on April 8 Affects 65000 Jobs
Chicago AP reports railroads will implement work rule changes at 12:01 a.m. April 8 aimed at ending featherbedding. The plan includes eliminating about 40,000 firemen on diesel trains, altering crew sizes, ending union demarcation lines, and revamping mileage pay to 160 miles per day from 100. Labor unions pledge negotiated settlement while U.S. Supreme Court order allows self-help. President Kennedy may appoint an emergency board within 60 days.
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Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
James E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Carroll Boy Killed In Rt 33 Collision
A two year old boy, Jimmy Cremeans of Carroll, was killed when the car his family rode in was struck from behind on U S 33 four miles north of Lancaster Ohio late Monday night. His mother Jean 23 and two brothers Ricky 3 and Terry 1 were injured. driver Willard A Cremeans 26 was unhurt. The other driver Ray Albert Griffith 20 of Lancaster escaped injury.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Highway Patrol
Jimmy Cremeans
Rt. 1
Carroll
Jean
Ricky
Terry
Cremeans
Willard A. Cremeans
Ray Albert Griffith
U.S. 33
Here
Griffith
American Cuban Raiders Deny Breaking Any U S Law
Jerry Buchanan the American spokesman for a Cuban raider group says they did not violate neutrality laws. He asserts the Violin III was unarmed when detained in Nassau and that Bahamian police and a British officer handled the case, with the group later released on bond.
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James Buchanan
Pompano Beach
Fla
Jerry Buchanan
Nassau
Norman’s Cay
Bahamas
Buchanan
John Bail
Soviet Fires Moon Mission Gear On 2 Day Trip
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched a 3130 pound interplanetary research station toward the moon aboard a space platform. The unmanned craft Moon IV is to reach the moon in about three days as part of outer space exploration ahead of manned lunar landings.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Tass
Experts Start State Study In Ohio Government Review
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced a state wide efficiency survey led by seven directors and a 20 man team. Finance Director Richard Krabach compares the effort to a modern era Hoover Commission with a first report due in 90 days.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Richard Krabach
Hoover Commission
Krabach
Weather Outlook for Ohio Turns Warmer
Official Weather Bureau summary notes mostly fair skies across Ohio Monday night as unseasonably warm air settled over the state. Today's forecast calls for continued warmth with afternoon readings near 80. Hocking County reached 82 at 2 p.m. Monday, the year’s high. Overnight low was 43, with 11:15 a.m. today at 80. Partly cloudy and windy conditions are expected Wednesday with scattered afternoon thunder showers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking County
Weather notes show mild Thursday with possible afternoon storms
The report indicates temperatures near record highs for the state and a mild evening. It notes moisture building by Wednesday with scattered afternoon thundershowers likely.
Cherry trees in bloom expected midweek festival opens
Washington horticulturists predict the city’s cherry trees will be in full bloom Wednesday or Thursday as the five day Cherry Blossom Festival opens today.
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