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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1965

Page

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County Standards Align With City In Three-Mile Zone

Logan planning commission discussed county street and road standards as they apply to subdivisions within the three mile zone. County Engineer Clyde Underwood confirmed automatic conformity with Logan plan requirements and noted minimum lot sizes set by state and county health departments. The panel reviewed Donahey Development Co. Eastgate subdivision, asked for a one year deadline to meet city specs, and will set bond amounts. They also examined Klauder’s Bowers Fourth Addition with Guthrie on drainage, streets, and grading, noting past issues in Bowers Third Addition and agreeing on repairs and future fixes. The mayor urged prompt street work and addressing drainage on Ruth and Florence Aves, while a rezoning bid by Nick Maniskas was tabled for April 19.

Logan Planning Commission Clyde O. Underwood Hocking County Logan Planning Commission State Underwood Donahey Development Co Eastgate Hal Donahey Dave Klauder Graceland Builders Bowers Fourth South Logan James Guthrie Klauder Bowers Third Guthrie Bowers Bowers Third Street Bowers Fourth Addition Nick Maniskas West Hunter St Furnace Short Sts James Stilwell

Khrush Renews Call For Peace

Moscow report cites Khrushchev urging peaceful coexistence for all nations. He told a Swedish and Danish press corps at an art exhibit that world peace is essential and warned against solving disputes with weapons. He said he remains a Communist and believes in eventual victory, but backs coexistence.

Copenhagen Nikita Khrushchev Moscow Lars Bringert Copenhagen Politiken Dagens Nyheter Bringert Khrushchev Viet Nam

Controversial Nazi and Communist Speakers Scheduled

Ohio University in Athens sets appearances by George Lincoln Rockwell head of the American Nazi Party on April 14 and Anton Krch Marek described as Ohio Communist Party member on April 28. Campus affairs committee approved both invitations.

Athens, Ohio Ohio University George Lincoln Rockwell American Nazi Party Anton Krchmarek Ohio Communist Party

King Predicts Alabama Boycott Aims at Racial Equality

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr predicts a three stage economic withdrawal in Alabama to spotlight racial inequities and spur action toward voting rights. He says the plan may proceed despite temporary bitterness and that commitments from Gov. Wallace are needed before ending the protest.

Atlanta, Ga Martin Luther King Jr Alabama King Southern Christian Leadership Conference George C. Wallace Congress

OU Receives Grant For Physics Research

Ohio University in Athens has been awarded a $127,000 Air Force Office of Scientific Research grant for basic theoretical physics. Professor Ernst Breitenberger will lead the project as principal investigator with other physics faculty participating.

Athens, Ohio Ohio University U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research Ernst Breitenberger

Senator's Kin Named Judge in Western Ohio Bench

Norwalk Ohio Judge Don J Young, nephew of U S Senator Stephen M Young, was nominated to a western Ohio federal judgeship to replace retiring Judge Frank L Kloeb in Toledo. Confirmation is expected. The 54 year old probate and juvenile court judge says he has strong juvenile law credentials and polls show little opposition to nepotism concerns. The post begins in January with a $30000 annual salary for life.

Norwalk Ohio Don J. Young U. S Stephen M. Young White House Young Huron County Frank L. Kloeb Toledo Senate Frank Lausche

Cash Seized in Major Vice Raid at East Side Home

In Cleveland, IRS agents and police seized 305000 dollars in cash from Wilbur Deans East Side home during coordinated gambling raids. The money, found in two filing cabinets, included 51 bundles of 5000 dollars. Dean was charged for not buying a federal wagering stamp and released on bond. The government may pursue the funds as proceeds of illegal activity.

Cleveland East Side Internal Revenue Service Wilbur Dean Dean U. S Clifford E. Bruce House of Jazz

Test Is Underground in Nevada Nuclear Blast

The Atomic Energy Commission announced an underground nuclear test fired Monday in Nevada. It marked the seventh test disclosed this year and the blast had a low yield.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Nevada

Primary Ballot Narrow in Hocking County Contests

Only two Democratic contests appear in Logan Hocking County May 4 primary as voters weigh four state constitutional amendments. Local issues include Laurelville school district 3 mill operating levy after prior defeats. Several city races feature incumbents unopposed in GOP primary. multiple council and mayoral races listed with candidates and addresses.

Logan Laurelville Larry Holzapfel Zanesville Ave Cecil A. Scott Hunter St Rolland Schorr Gallagher Ave Fourth Ward Dick Schultz Short St Jack Moorehead W. Hunter St Charles W. Robb W. Jennison Ave Evans S. Hand W. Second St Richard M. Dollison N. Spring St Edward Nelson Railroad Ave Hand Nelson Dollison Wilbur Lanning Jr Mound St Don D. Lightfoot James Stilwell Juliet White

Weather Across the Nation Brings Rain Snow and Storms

The Associated Press reports rainfall and snow across the country with Midwest rain from South Dakota to Ohio and thunderstorms into central Texas. Hail hit Kansas City and snow fell in the Dakotas and Rockies. Tornadic winds damaged property in Missouri and Oklahoma, with flooding in Midwest areas.

Midwest South Dakota Ohio Texas Kansas City Topeka Kan Missouri Oklahoma Springfield St. Louis Bartlesville Okla Dakotas Rockies

Child Welfare Levy Withdrawn by Hocking County

Hocking County commissioners voted to withdraw the half mill child welfare levy from the May primary ballot in a special session. The resolution cites legal technicalities and a ruling that the levy cannot fund two purposes and should be submitted in November.

Hocking County Board of Commissioners Rainbow School Forrest Moore County Cutor William Saxbe

U S Plans Buildup Of Strikes On North Viet Nam

The United States will tighten military pressure on North Viet Nam with more air strikes on hard to rebuild targets. Bombers hit bridges and a steam plant over the weekend as officials seek to disrupt capital facilities and logistic routes along the coast and near Hanoi.

Washington U. S United States North Viet Nam U.S Hanoi U.S. Navy Air Force South Viet Nam North Viet Nam

Athens School Chief Seeks Probe Into County Office

Athens County School Superintendent T C Porter asked for a full investigation by the Ohio Education Association into his office and the county board amid circulating false reports. He denied financial problems and noted the board voted not to renew a supervisor and secretary despite his objections.

Athens, Ohio Athens County T. C. Porter Porter Ohio Education Association

Heavy fighting in Mekong delta leaves 6 Americans dead

In the Ca Mau Peninsula the death toll climbed as more than 120 Viet Cong were killed and six Americans were killed or missing. An Army helicopter crew of four was lost after being hit by Viet Cong fire while aiding a downed aircraft. Air strikes totaled 16 by US Air Force jets today amid widespread operations across South Vietnam.

Saigon South Viet Nam Mekong Delta U.S U.S. Army Ca Mau da Nang le Dau Grand Hotel Viet Cong

River Bridge Closure Planned For WednesdayInspection

Weather permitting the Mulberry Street bridge will close Wednesday morning for inspection and emergency repairs. Traffic will be cut off around 8 30 a m and the span closed at least one day. State crews will replace steel and lay new blacktop surface with county furnishing materials and state equipment labor.

Mulberry St Ernie Price Hocking

House OKs million-dollar embassy in Saigon

The House votes unanimously to authorize one million dollars for a new embassy in Saigon, replacing the structure bombed last week by Viet Cong terrorists.

Washington House Saigon

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