Many Logan Churches Plan Easter Sunrise Services
Logan and Hocking County churches schedule Easter Sunday sun rise and special worship services. Masonic bodies join at Logan Presbyterian Church for 6 30 a m sunrise with Dr William V Davis delivering the message and the Presbyterian choir providing music.
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Waverly
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Laurel Run
James Mathias
Laurelville
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Hocking
Gibisonville
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Rockbridge
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Pleasant Hill
Underwood Announces Bridge Openings After Repairs
Clyde O. Underwood county engineer said the South Bloomingville Goose Creek Rd bridge will open Tuesday after two weeks of repairs replacing deteriorated steel beams. A Bensonhaver Rd. bridge in Washington Twp was closed for emergency replacement, expected to take about a week. Laurelville area bridges Creamery Hill and Sam's Creek Rds. were repaired and are now open as part of the painting program, with speed and load limits posted.
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Frosty 28 Degree Low Then Warmer 68 by Noon
A frosty low of 28 degrees was recorded early today in the Hocking Valley. By 11 a.m. the mercury had climbed to 68 under clear skies, compared to Thursday's high of 62. Partly cloudy and warmer weather is forecast for Saturday.
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Pilgrims Pack Jerusalem for Easter and Passover
Thousands of Christians and Jews fill Jerusalem for Easter and Passover. Pilgrims crowd hotels, homes, and monasteries as Christians hold the Way of the Cross and Jews pray at the Wailing Wall. Hebrew historians note a 3258 year milestone with Jewish army presence near the Red Sea. Israeli troops guard to prevent disruption. Christmas had also seen high security.
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Lunar Eclipse Visible Across Americas Tonight
New York AP reports a total lunar eclipse tonight and early Saturday if skies are clear. The eclipse lasts about 50 minutes with the moon turning coppery red as it moves through Earth's shadow, beginning at 10 10 p.m. EST and ending after 12:12 a.m. as light returns.
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Lake Shore Bus Strike Enters Sixth Day
The Lake Shore Bus System strike entered its sixth day with no settlement in sight. Drivers and maintenance workers belong to Local 1159 of the Amalgamated Transit Union. Lake Shore serves Logan Newark Zanesville Athens Marietta Lima Chillicothe Cambridge and Bridgeport.
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Chillicothe
Cambridge
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Hocking County Employment May Reach New High In 1968
Employment in Hocking County shows improvement with prospects of a stronger summer. February peaked unemployment at 700 job seekers. October reported a near all time high in the county's labor force and employment. 신규 공장 확충과 프로젝트로 신규 일자리 증가 예상.
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Johnson Signs Open Housing Bill After King's Death
President Johnson signed a landmark open housing law amid outrage over the King assassination and ensuing violence. The act bans housing discrimination in 80 percent of sales and rentals by 1970, with key provisions taking effect next year, while a federal task force begins enforcement nationwide.
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Pickup Order Withdrawn In King Murder Probe
FBI withdrew a nationwide pickup order for Eric Starvo Galt in the King assassination probe. The notice listed a white 1966 Mustang and Alabama license 1 38993, matching earlier suspect descriptions. Witnesses tied a man in a white Mustang to the rooming house and the slaying scene in Memphis.
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Miami
Alabama
Eric S. Galt
Highland Ave
Bids Opened On Sewer Line To Vo School
E L Harper of Parkersburg West Virginia was apparent low bid der for the sanitary sewer line extension to the Tri County Vocational School from Nelsonville disposal plant when bids were opened today. The low bid was 45360 90 for asbestos cement pipe or 46130 40 for cast iron pipe. Other bidders included Maiden Jenkins Construction Co Nelsonville F H Brewer Co Lancaster with bids ranging from 50300 to 52816 for asbestos and 50764 for cast iron. The bids will be studied by Dale Tesmer engineer with Floyde Browne Associates Ltd who will make recommendations.
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F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
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Floyde Browne & Associates, Ltd
Massive Vietnam assault ends in 128 enemy dead near Saigon perimeter
U S soldiers repelled a five hour attack in War Zone C 49 miles northwest of Saigon. The clash left 128 enemy dead on or near the American perimeter and 16 U S troops killed with 47 wounded. Lt Richard J Prairie earned a Silver Star as 25th Division troops held a radio operator against ten Viet Cong attackers.
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al Chang
Chang
25Th Division
Richard J. Prairie
Kankakee
Prairie
South Vietnam to Shoulder Major War Effort
The Johnson administration signals a gradual shift of the bulk of Vietnam combat duties to South Vietnamese forces after Gen Westmoreland and Gen Abrams judged they stood up well to the Viet Cong winter offensive. Secretary Clifford described a long term plan needing testing to see if it works.
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Johnson
U.S
Pentagon
William C. Westmoreland
Creighton W. Abrams
Westmoreland
Vietnam
White House
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Clifford
Defense
LBJ Park Set For Honolulu Talks
President Johnson will meet South Korea's President Park Chung Hee in Honolulu on Wednesday. Johnson will depart from his Texas ranch to spend Easter weekend in Hawaii. The planned talks were delayed after violence in Washington and other cities following Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.
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Riot damage toll and homeless estimates across cities after King assassination
Insurers and city officials released preliminary figures showing riot losses in Chicago at about 10 million dollars and Baltimore at 8 to 10 million, with Washington DC damage pegged at 13.3 million for buildings. Homeless counts ranged from 500 in Chicago to 1,400 in the capital, as agencies compile a nationwide damage picture from the week of disorders following Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.
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Still No Site For Vietnam Peace Talks
Washington and Hanoi remain at an impasse over a neutral site for preliminary talks delaying any peace process. They have not moved beyond staged talks as they dispute venues including Geneva Rangoon Vientiane New Delhi Jakarta Vienna Bern Geneva and Bonn. U Thant pressed for progress and indicated talks could begin within days.
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ICC Probes Laos Fight
Indian and Canadian members of the International Control Commission flew to southern Laos to inspect areas where Laotian government troops reportedly battled Communist forces. The ICC team planned a visit to Attopeu Airport after reports of an early shelling with 82mm mortars and 57mm recoilless rifles, followed by a ground attack. government troops repulsed the assault with no reported casualties.
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