Corn Crib To Vanish From City Scene After 50 Years
Logan’s Corn Crib, a 50 year old popular concession stand attached to the Ewing Building, will be dismantled amid remodeling after owner Clarence Blosser says Ned Gabriel closed the business and no new proprietor was found. Gabriel ran the stand 14 years, succeeding earlier operators including Dick Smith and Joe Kemper. The Corn Crib began as a shoe shine stand tied to the Ewing drug store site and evolved into a recognizable city fixture with popcorn and display racks reshaping its interior.
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Logan
Clarence Blosser
Ned Gabriel
Gabriel
Dick Smith
Smith
Hocking Valley Railroad
Ed Ewing
Ewing
Capital University
Columbus
Blosser
Joe
Kemper
Roger Friend
Doc” Brehm
Lyle Hall
State Highway Department
Woodsfield
Hocking County
Interstate 71 To Get Push In Ohio Completion
Ohio officials pledge top priority for I 71 with a three year target. James W. Shacknessy says the freeway will reach downtown Cincinnati by late 1965 and downtown Cleveland by summer 1966. Gov. Rhodes Atty Gen. Saxbe and highway leaders attend the briefing on land needs and schedule enforcement.
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Cleveland
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James A. Rhodes
Cincinnati
Shocknessy
Turnpike
Rhodes
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Shacknessy
Pearl Masketer
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Cuyahoga County
Public Meeting Slated On Future Of Ilesboro School
A public meeting is set for 8 p m at Ilesboro school to discuss closing the elementary school after the 1962 63 term. Lowell Cole of Starr Washington schools notes enrollment has fallen to 52 pupils, with only three teachers employed, far below state requirements for reimbursement. The district funds about 113 teacher units from its general fund due to the shortfall.
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Ilesboro
Lowell Cole
Starr-Washington Schools
Whih
Starr- Washington Board
Cole
Youth Released On 50 Bond After Mayor Court Mixup
Timothy Lee Rose, 19, of 420 Oak Street, was released from city jail on a $50 bond after a drunken driving hearing before Mayor Delmar Freeman. The mayor had ordered Rose held after a police mishap on North Market Street and cited Rose’s prior involvement in a hit and run. The case was continued and a later plan to hear the DWI charge and determine penalties was noted.
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Timothy Lee Rose
Oak St
Delmar Freeman
Rose
N. Market St
Freeman
Roy Kelch
Thalidomide Cited In 16 U. S. Cases
The FDA reports sixteen U S babies believed deformed by thalidomide distributed by U S firms. The agency traced 2.5 million tablets to 1,270 physicians, with 624 pregnant patients among recipients.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Food and Drug Administration
Europe
FDA
Civil Rights Commission urges action on Mississippi
The Civil Rights Commission urged President Kennedy to cut federal funds to Mississippi or intensify federal pressure until the state protects Negro rights. It cited open violations since October, with reports of shootings, dog attacks, and bombings amid voting and civil rights protests.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy
Mississippi
Commission
Palm Beach
Fla
John A. Hannah
United States
Bert I. Bernhard
Jackson
Miss
Compulsory Car Inspection Bill Faces Assembly
Ohio House considers a compulsory auto inspection program headed by the Highway Patrol to curb unsafe vehicles. Inspections would be yearly or biannual at $1.50 each, with licenses suspended for ignores. a 30 mile grace applies for repairs. Senate actions include education TV updates and minor board appointments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Highway Patrol
House
Ohio Expositions Commission
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Education Association
Ohio Municipal League
L. E. Burnelle
Glouster
State Dental Board
Ohio House Advances Driver License Expiry Notice Bill
The Ohio House Highway Committee approved a bill requiring the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to notify drivers of license expiration dates and proposed raising the renewal fee from 75 cents to $1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House Highway Committee
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Weather outlook for Ohio turns warm with scattered storms
Official Weather Bureau summary notes warm moist air over Ohio with night showers and thunderstorms. Morning temperatures ranged from 45 to 76 across counties with 70s highs later in the day and Thursday. Rainfall expected variable, with locally heavy totals in thunderstorms and southerly winds 15 to 25 mph.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Chesapeake
Hocking County
Mercury
Porting
Cincinnati
Bellaire
12th Steel Firm Joins Price Boost Wave
Cuban exiles in Miami mark the Bay of Pigs anniversary as divisions within the Cuban Revolutionary Council deepen. The dispute threatens to split the exile leadership while exiles mourn with black crepe as new developments unfold.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuban Revolutionary Council
The
Miami News
Council
Niro
Washington
Rhodes Plan For Austerity Labeled Phony
Ohio Senate and House minority leaders challenge Rhodes administration on state finances saying no deficit existed and payroll figures show higher costs. They cite a March report by Finance Director Krabach and argue the $83 million deficit claim and $92 million savings are inconsistent with the cash balance. The piece also touches Cuban exile activities, Miro Cardona's possible resignation, and related political tensions.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Senate
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
House
A. G. Lancione
James A. Rhodes
King
Richard L. Krabach
Krabach
Rhodes
Lancione
Arab Republic Three Nations Form Eco nomic Political Union Plan
Egypt Syria and Iraq announce a plan to create a United Arab Republic style federation with Arab socialism and Western parliamentary structure. The accord calls for a plebiscite by Sept 17 to approve a new constitution and elect a president, likely Nasser, with a 20 month transition and a two house legislature. Women gain voting rights and parties merge into a single political front.
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Cairo
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Nasser
State Subsidies Reach Near 300 Million In Ohio
A report by State Auditor Roger W. Tracy shows subsidies paid from the general revenue fund totaled 299,873,364 in the first three quarters, up 30,767,728 from the prior year. The school foundation program led the increase with 27,304,014, while general relief rose 3,328,845. Aid for the aged grew 1,398,222, but dependent children dropped 2,994,214. Wages and salaries expenditures totaled 122,363,259, up 4,903,399 from last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
General Revenue Fund
Tracy
School Foundation
List of Personal Tax Delinquencies Published
The county auditor’s office publishes the delinquent personal property tax payments from the October 1962 tax settlement on Page 4 of the Daily News. Delinquencies become liens on owners real estate as required by law.
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County Auditor’s Office
Daily News
Laos Neutralists Retreat From Last Jungle Outposts
Neutralist forces retreating from Dong Danh and Ban Kosi are trapped on the Plaine des Jarres as Pathet Lao surround the last jungle road outposts. Kong Le led about 100 troops and three tanks toward the Plaine with several neutralists killed or missing.
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Vientiane
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Dong Danh
Ban Kosi
Xieng Khouang
Kong le
Plaine
Phon Savan
Souvanna Phouma
Peiping
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Red China
Soviet Union
Britain
Radio
United States
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Congo
Steel price boosts sweep industry as Kennedy watches
Bethlehem Steel and nine other firms announce price increases on major products with US Steel and others following. President Kennedy remains silent while industry cites higher labor costs since 1958, urging measured action to avoid a broad rise.
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Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Detroit Steel Corp
National Steel Co
US. Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Inland
Wheeling Steel Corp
Lukens Steel Co
Republic Steel Corp
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Kennedy
Wheeling
Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
US Steel
Leslie B. Worthington
Worthington
Courthouse to Close in Respect for Deputy Woodgeard
Hocking County commissioners close the Courthouse from 1 30 to 3 p m Thursday as a tribute to Deputy Sheriff William C Woodgeard who died in a patrol car crash during a manhunt on Rt 216 near Murray City The court house flag flies at half mast and final rites are set for 2 p m Thursday at Leonard Funeral Home
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Hocking County
William C. Woodgeard
Rt. 216
Murray City
Woodgeard
Leonard
Diefenbaker Resigns as Canada’s PM for Pearson Takeover
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announced he has submitted his resignation to Governor General Georges Vanier effective Monday noon. The move clears the way for Lester B. Pearson of the Liberal party to become Canada's 14th prime minister after the April 8 elections.
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Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Georges P. Vaner
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal
Canada
Explosion at Nant coal mine kills two in Newport Twp
An explosion tore through an anthracite coal mine in Newport Township Nanticky Tuesday night killing two miners and injuring ten others.
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Nanticoke
Newport Township
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Jos Miro Cardona
Miro
U.S
Cuba
State Department
Dade
Fort Lauderdale
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Caribbean
Los Angeles
Jose Norman
Exil
Castro
Robert Hurwitch
Hurwitch
John H. Crimmins
Manuel Antonio de Varona
de Varona
Corpus Christi Roman Catholic Church
Felipe Vidal Santiago
Florida Keys
Charles Ashmann
Vidal
Palestine
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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