Lake Logan Beach Faces Regulatory Hurdles Ahead
Lake Logan Beach progress stalls as three state agencies must approve plans before construction. Funds from last year’s bond are awaiting release by the state board of control, with final plans needing Parks and Recreation Commission and Natural Resources Commission approval.
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Lake Logan
Everett Ridge
District 4
Hocking County Fish & Game Association
Ridge
Harry Armstrong
Hocking County
State Board of Control
Parks and Recreation Commission
Natural Resources Commission
Board of Control
Rep. Armstrong
Russia Seeks Showdown Meeting With Communists
The article reports the Kremlin signaling a world Communist showdown and contemplating renewed talks with China while weighing how to exploit Sino Soviet splits. It notes U S and Western interests, Khrushchev’s stance, and potential flashpoints in Berlin Cuba and Zanzibar. It highlights mutual opposition between Moscow and Peking and a possible shift toward reconciliation or further conflict.
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Moscow
Peking
White House
State Department
Soviet Communist Party
China
Soviet Union
West
United States
Berlin
Cuba
Shotgun Fatal at Home of Frank S. Hughes
Frank S. Hughes, 61, of 649 W Front St, Lancaster, died from a shotgun blast suspected self-inflicted. Coroner says time of death around 3:30 pm. body found at foot of stairs by wife about 4 pm. He had been ill and laid off from North American Aviation. Funeral Sunday at Heinlein Funeral Home. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. He is survived by wife Jeanette, a son Lowell, a daughter Donna Smith, 11 grandchildren, three brothers and a sister. He was a World War I veteran and Lancaster Eagle member.
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Frank S. Hughes
Owen F. Yaw
Hughes
Lancaster
North American Aviation
Columbus
Lowell
Harry
Ida H. Hughes
Lancaster Eagles
Jeanette
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Donna Smith
Union Furnace
L. D
R. D
Bar
Weather Summary for Ohio Rivers and Rainfall Report
Official Weather Bureau summary notes mild conditions with showers and thunderstorms across Ohio. Rain totals topped an inch in Columbus and Akron. Hocking River at waterworks bank full at 1 p.m. with flood stage at ten feet. temperatures ranged from 43 to 57 degrees as northwestern counties dipped into the 30s.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking
Soviet Union Attacks China In Broad Pravda Rhetoric
In a six month silence the Kremlin blasted Peking over a split in world communism. Pravda called Mao’s regime the main danger to unity and urged a meeting of world Communist parties to resolve the feud. Suslov’s secret speech accused China of nationalism and aims to seize leadership, while Khrushchev and Hungary backed the Soviet line.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red
Kremlin
Red Bloc
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Mao Tzetung
Communist Movement
Peking
Communist Party of China
World Communist Movement
Communist Party of the
Mikhail A. Suslov
Suslov
Central Committee
Red China
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Budapest
Goulart Flees to Argentina Amid Brazilian Revolt
Brazilian army leaders claim deposed President Joao Goulart fled from his ranch at San Borja toward Buenos Aires and entered Argentine territory, while Argentine authorities say he has not crossed the border. Goulart, leaving Rio Grande do Sul and Rio de Janeiro, vanished to avoid bloodshed as Mazzilli was sworn in in Brasilia to form a new government.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Argentina
Goulart
San Borja
Buenos Aires
Assis Brasil
Paraguay
Uruguay
Sao Borja
Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli
Chamber of Deputies
Congress Thurday
Senate
Auro Andrade
Mazzilli
New Deadline Set for West Logan Sewers Project
County commissioner Otto A. Shaw reported that the federal grant for the West Logan sanitary sewer project remains at 111000 dollars. The on site labor deadline is extended to April 25 with possible further extension.
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West Logan
Otto A. Shaw
Shaw
Heskell Hammond
Burgess
Niple
Milk Dump By Farmers In Three Ohio Counties
Several thousand gallons were dumped by about 40 farmers in Belmont Jefferson and Harrison counties after quitting the Dairy Men's Cooperative Sales Association. Dairies refused to buy the milk citing contracted terms and pickup violations.
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Bellaire, Ohio
Belmont
Jefferson
Harrison
Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association
Dairies
Alaska Governor Pushes $50 Million Bond Issue
Gov. William A. Egan travels to Juneau to urge a joint session to approve a $50 million emergency bond issue for earthquake relief. The plan aims to spur recovery, with Alaska’s assessed valuation at $815 million and potential damages around $550 million. casualty counts remain uncertain as civil defense lists 125 dead or missing.
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Alaska
Anchorage
William A. Egan
Juneau
Jackson
Seattle
E. L. Bartlett
Logan Native Unharmed In Alaska Quake
Mrs Mary Riff Smith of Anchorage Alaska reports she is unharmed by the recent Alaskan earthquake and tidal wave. Her home near the Penney store survived with no damage and a new building across the street was demolished. Smith, a 1908 Logan High School graduate, attended the Alumni Association meeting last June and was sent to Alaska as a graduate nurse years ago. Riff Street in Logan is named for her family.
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Smith
Logan High School
Alumni Association
Alaska
Riff
Logan
Fliers Face Air Force Board Over RB66 Incident
The pilot and navigator of the RB66 reconnaissance bomber will face an Air Force board to determine if they may continue flying after a navigational error led them to stray into Communist East Germany last month. An inquiry panel blamed erroneous indications from a navigational compass for the misdirection.
Pilgrims Grow at JFK Grave Visit Center
Pilgrims increasingly visit the Kennedy grave at Arlington National Cemetery. Cemetery superintendent John Metzler said long lines form on holidays with visitors waiting up to hours to file past the eternal flame. Mexico announces plans for a Kennedy statue near El Paso as part of land settlement under a treaty with President Lopez Mateos ending a century-long border dispute.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
John Metzler
Metzler
Kennedy
Chamizal
Mexico
U.S
el Paso
Tex
NATO Secretary General Stikker to Retire Next Summer
Dirk U. S. Stikker, 67, announced to the NATO council that he will retire next summer due to health reasons. The outgoing leader has guided the alliance as secretary-general since his appointment.
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Paris
Dirk U S. Stikker
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Stikker
NATO Council
Weather records show heavy March rains in Ohio
The Weather Bureau notes March brought 7.69 inches of rain in Ohio, ending a drought since last August. Piketon reported 11.64 inches, Cincinnati 11.49, Chillicothe 11, and Columbus 9.59. Forecasters expect another wet April.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio River Valley
Ohio
Piketon
Pike County
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Columbus
State Bond Issue Hearing Scheduled in Ohio Suit
Ohio Supreme Court schedules April 29 hearing on a suit by Columbus teacher Paul J. Lynch challenging financing provisions of a 250 million capital improvements bond issue. Lynch claims legislature erred in delegating authority for raising cigarette taxes to retire bonds.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul J. Lynch
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Theodore Laker
Lynch
Cleveland
William Saxbe
Saxbe
Ohio
Johnson Hails Brazil Chief
President Johnson sent his warmest good wishes to Brazil's new president Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli and recognized his installation as head of government after a military coup ousted Joao Goulart. The message signals U.S. recognition of the regime and outlines a path for future cooperation and support to tackle Brazil's reforms.
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Washington
Johnson
Brazil
Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli
Joao Goulart
U.S
Mazzilli
Goulart
Chamber of Deputies
South America
OSU Dorm Space All Assigned for Fall Term
Ohio State University announces all dormitory space for the fall term is assigned. The admissions office will continue to admit students for the term which begins September 28. Students needing housing will be referred to rooming houses and private homes near campus.
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Collumbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
OSU
Meningitis Fatal for Gallipolis Soldier at Fort Knox
Private Larry G. Wooten, 21, of Gallipolis Ohio, died on March 28 from spinal meningitis as announced by Army officials at Fort Knox. The post had reported another meningitis death in February.
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FT. Knox, Ky
Ohio
Ft. Knox
Larry G. Wooten
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Mount Pleasant, Mich
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Louise Davis
Heinlein Funeral Home
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Oak Grove Cemetery
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