29 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1963
Page
1
Ohio faces a looming shortage of several million dollars by June 30 as the state nears the end of its bookkeeping year. The gap is framed between Rhodes administration forecasts and critics’ views, reflecting a long pattern of revenue estimates and changing Surplus balances amid postwar fiscal shifts.
Bill Donley of Lancaster captured a 26 pound muskellunge at Lake Logan on Sunday after a dozen spring trips. The 45 inch fish was weighed and photographed at Jerry Hutchison’s bait shop, marking continued evidence of big muskies in Lake Logan. George Billy of the Ohio Division of Wildlife praised the lake’s potential after nets showed large fish and near record bass catches.
Columbus Ohio AP the Ohio Legislature aims to wind up by mid June with seven to nine weeks left. Key House votes loom on an industrial development bill to attract growth and a 13 billion dollar two year state budget starting July 1. New municipal courts would be created and jurisdiction expanded in multiple cities.
A barn fire at Athens County Fairgrounds killed Billy McKinney the aged trotting horse and three other animals. The six burned stalls caused nearly twenty thousand dollars in losses. Billy McKinney, retired at 37, appeared in The Green Grass of Wyoming and was owned by Franz Woodworth, former Athens mayor.
Ed Thomas of Logan finished third in the classic division singles of the American Bowling Congress tournament in Buffalo New York. He tallied 210 277 233 720 and earned 600 dollars. He also rose to third in the Heinke Classic singles in Cincinnati the same day and page 6 has more.
Mrs Sara S Krinn 80 widow of Elmer Krinn died at 9 30 p m Sunday at her son Ernest Krinn’s home 2839 Sher wood Rd Columbus native of Hocking County she had lived in Columbus about 30 years member of Logan Methodist Church survived by one sister Mrs Stella Vorhees of Gibisonville funeral Tuesday at 2 p m Heinlein Funeral Home burial in Oak Grove Cemetery viewing 12 noon to 2 p m Tuesday
President Kennedy proposes $100,000 for Salt Creek Reservoir planning as part of a broader flood control push in the Scioto Conservancy District. The Salt Creek dam would be 96 feet high, 1,490 feet long, and create pools for year round flood control and summer recreation, facing opposition in Vinton County.
In a Jerusalem radio broadcast Premier David Ben-Gurion warns Israeli armed forces are geared for battle amid unsettled Middle East tensions. He urges utmost internal unity and cautions against panic or complacency as the nation honors war dead.
In a Denver AP report the article discusses rising tensions between teachers and school boards. Arizona educator Daniel R. Davies warns of a potential clash if boards and teachers cannot work together. Utah braces for possible school closures as teachers refuse to sign contracts without more funding.
Mrs Gladys Walker widow of Harry D Walker died at 9 20 p m Sunday in Grant Hospital Columbus she was admitted Tuesday Survivors include son Harry D Bud Walker of Grove City and daughter Mrs Jeanne Craven Body at Leonard Funeral Home arrangements incomplete
Former President Harry S. Truman cancels his speaking engagement at a Law Day observance in Cincinnati on Tuesday night.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Fidel Castro opened talks in the Kremlin to cement relations and discuss stepped up Soviet military and economic aid. Khrushchev stressed solidarity with Cuba as Castro praised Soviet support while avoiding direct reference to the missile crisis. The two leaders embraced at Lenin's tomb as thousands watched a staged Red Square welcome.
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a dry weekend gave way to overcast skies and light sprinkles in southern Ohio. Thunderstorms are forecast to move across the state with showers through Tuesday, followed by dry weather Wednesday and Thursday as cool northerly winds bring lower temperatures. Marietta reached 76 Sunday while Youngstown saw 49 this morning and Columbus 58.
The Nelsonville City Charter Commission will convene at 7 30 this evening in the Ohio Fuel Gas Co office announced by Rev John Lloyd Evans.
Temperatures will run four to eight degrees below normal with highs 66 to 72 and lows 44 to 49. A cooling trend continues into the week’s end while rainfall totals reach about half an inch tonight and Tuesday.
Dominican Republic moves troops toward the Haiti border amid a growing crisis. Duvalier demands withdrawal of forces around the Dominican Embassy in Port au Prince where 22 opponents are sheltered. Firing on Duvalier’s children sparked fatal weekend violence. Haiti breaks relations and OAS seeks peace.
The Laotian fighting pause entered its fourth day as neutralists and pro Communist factions held positions. Pathet Lao maintained control of Plaine des Jarres without new advances while leaders prepared for renewed peace talks on Tuesday amid stalled negotiations.
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