Bids Sought for New Grandstand at Hocking County Fair
Bids due 8 p.m. May 14 for a 120 foot bleacher grandstand to serve as exhibition hall. Structure features 16 rows of seats, back and front walks, concrete block foundation, pre cast risers, two 10 foot doors, and two ticket booths. Alternate bids include with or without a concrete floor.
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Hocking County Fair Board
Fair Board
County Extension
Jud Matheny
Matheny
Richard Mowrey
Rockefeller urges deal with Reds on Cuba swap
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller proposes a reciprocal Cuba arrangement with the Soviet Union, asking Khrushchev to halt saboteur training in exchange for U.S. restraints on anti Castro fighters. He urged Kennedy to threaten drastic action and criticized Washington leadership.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
Kennedy
Khrushchev
New York
Rockefeller
Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington
Latin America
Two Athens Men Seriously Hurt In Route 33 Crash
Two Athens County men suffered severe injuries in a one car crash on Route 33 south of Deanville. Jack Wise 26 and Donald Brooks 26 were taken to University Hospital Columbus with back injuries eye injuries and multiple fractures. Kenneth Sacks 20 Cleveland was cited for speed excessive for conditions after another crash on the same route. Sacks faces Athens County Court Friday.
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Athens County
University Hospital
Columbus
Rt. 33
Deanville
State Patrol
Jack Wise
Athens Rt. 4
Monday Creek Bridge
Nelsonville
Sacks
Appeal Filed Over Rt. 33N Highway Land Appraisals
The state and several Rockbridge landowners confront highway appropriation appeals for Rt. 33N near Rockbridge. Woltz filed an appeal on a .07 acre tract valued at 8680 dollars. Ringhiser case covers 5.85 acres valued at 10000 dollars. Helber easement noted. Dupler tract dismissal granted after sale agreement. May 20 trial set unless motions filed.
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Rt. 33N
Rockbridge
Common Pleas Court
Edmund J
Emma Woltz
State Director of Highways
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Elza
Oleano Ringhiser
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Meyer
Ringhiser
Donald
Carol Louise Helber
P. E. Masheter
Leroy
Geraldine Dupler
Ohio House mulls $1.3 billion budget and new development department
In Columbus Ohio the House plans to approve a two year $1.3 billion operating budget with no new university funding. A Department of Industrial Development bill replaces DIED to issue revenue bonds for growth. Senate to review after House amendments and final hearings.
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Columbus
Ohio
105Th
General Assembly
House
Senate
Department of Industrial Development
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Boards of Health of General Health Districts
State of
Treasury chief sees possible cut in 1963 64 deficit
Secretary Douglas Dillon told the U S Chamber of Commerce the $11.9 billion deficit could be reduced by as much as a billion dollars if economic growth continues. He argued tax cuts work best when the economy is buoyant and that current deficits stem from insufficient output rather than overspending.
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Washington
Dillon
Kennedy
Italy sees major gains by left and liberal groups
In Rome the Communist left and liberal right made unprecedented gains in parliamentary elections with Premier Fanfani’s Christian Democrats suffering their worst defeat. The upheaval questions the future of Italy’s left-leaning government and NATO role. In Seattle Boeing faces a strike ultimatum as the Machinists Union contemplates a rolling strike starting at Cape Canaveral and moving toward Seattle next week.
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Rome
Italy
Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democratic Party
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Fanfani
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Seattle
Wash
Boeing Co
Afl-Cio
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Boeing
New Hampshire Governor Signs School Funds Lottery Bill
Gov. John W. King announced in Concord that he signed a sweeping statewide sweepstakes bill to fund public schools. He urged the Legislature to back a legal state operation run honestly under federal law, predicting two yearly draws at Rockingham Park could raise about four million dollars for education. The measure passed the House 215 to 151 and the Senate 13 to 11.
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Concord
N.H
John W. King
New Hampshire
King
United States
House
Senate
Joseph Millimet
U.S. Department of Justice
House of Representatives
Louisiana Lottery
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rockingham Park
Salem
Haiti Offers Cuba Bases and Fees Charge Slugfest
Dominican Republic alleges Haiti’s Duvalier offered military bases to Castro. OAS peace mission arrives as Bosco’s government seeks restraint amid embassy clashes in Port au Prince. Haiti withdraws guards, pledges respect for diplomatic missions. US withdraws naval trainees.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
Haiti
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Andres Freites
Organization of American States
OAS
Freites
Duvalier
Juan Bosch
Port Au Prince
Hispaniola
New York
Radio
Duvaler
Washington
United States
Morris Rosenberg
Dominican
Rosenberg
Rene Chalmers
Mrs Willo Gastin 53 Dies at Mount St Mary Hospital
Mrs. Willo Blanche Gastin of Haydenville aged 53 died Monday evening at Mount St Mary Hospital after a four day heart ailment. She leaves husband Robert Gastin two sons Darrel and James Logan junior high principal a daughter Marlene Hoskins four grandchildren a sister and a brother. Funeral at Pilgrim Holiness Church Nelsonville Thursday at 1 pm with Rev John Minsker Rev E E Leadingham and Rev Raymond Simpson officiating burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at Warren Funeral Home Nelsonville after 7 pm today.
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Willo Blanche Gastin
Haydenville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Stephen and
Mary Willison Lent
Nelsonville
Robert Gastin
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Darrel
the Home
James
Logan Junior High School
Marlene Hoskins
Columbus
Anna Lehman
Max Lent
John Minsker
E. E. Leadingham
Marion
Raymond Simpson
Springfield
Greenlawn Cemetery
Warren Funeral Home
Rhodes Opens Cleveland Office Frames Industrial Bill as Key
Gov. Rhodes announces Cleveland office opening and bills the industrial development measure as the administration’s top priority besides the balanced budget. He cites 200,000 possible jobs and a $70 million gain to Ohio’s general fund and notes ongoing efforts to cut state payroll by thousands through the Little Hoover Commission review.
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Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Little Hoover’’ Commission
Little Hoover’s
Richard Krabach
Rhodes
Death Claims Irvin Krinn At Age 87
Irvin L. Krinn 87 of Logan Route 3 died at 10 30 a m in Hocking Valley Hospital after 11 days of illness. He was a longtime farmer and former teacher survived by wife Myrtle two daughters Faith and Mary Ruth two sisters Della Phillips and Irene Porter. He was active in Union EUB Church and grange chapters and served as church trustee treasurer and officer in past years. Funeral arrangements by Heinlein Funeral Home.
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Irvin L. Krinn
Logan Star Rt
Hocking Valley Hospital
Frederick
Elizabeth Blum Krinn
Hocking County
Myrtle
Faith
Mary Ruth
Della Phillips
Irene Porter
Logan Rt. 3
Krinn
Union Eub Church
Hocking County Pomona Grange
Hocking Grange
State
National Grange
Heinlein Funeral Home
American Advisers Hurt By Attack In Viet Nam
Commun ist guerrillas and a grenade attack wounded several American military advisers in South Viet Nam. A helicopter was shot down 25 miles northwest of Quang Ngai and two Americans were injured in a grenade attack at a restaurant. They were evacuated to Saigon for treatment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Quang Ngai
Long Xuyen
Five Latin Nations Pledge Atomic Weapon Ban
Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos announced in a radio-television speech that he and presidents of Brazil Bolivia Chile and Ecuador pledged not to make receive test or store atomic weapons. They invited other Latin American governments to join.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Brazil
Bolivia
Chile
Ecuador
Ex-convict found dead after Columbus robbery shootout
Franklin Delano Milligan 27 of Columbus died from a chest wound after exchanging gunfire with a carryout owner during the Monday night robbery. Police found $150 in the suspect's car along with the body in the front seat.
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Columbus, Ohio
Franklin Delano Milligan
Columbus
House coalition loses aura after string of tests
Washington sources report that the once powerful conservative coalition in the House has failed every test in the current Congress. Both parties' leaders acknowledge in separate interviews that the Republican and Southern Democrat bloc that dominated the House for decades no longer commands the same influence.
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Washington
House
Congress
Johannesburg quake rattles downtown after 35 years
An earthquake described as the worst in 35 years struck downtown Johannesburg Monday night. Police reported no serious injuries.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
France Eyes Hydrogen Bombs and Polaris Missiles by 1970
Defense Minister Pierre Messmer said Paris expects to field its own hydrogen bombs, atomic powered submarines, and Polaris type missiles by 1970, signaling a major advance in France's military capability.
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Paris
Pierre Messmer
France
Senators Call U S Intervention to Shield Israel
Two Republican senators urged immediate U S intervention to deter Arab aggression against Israel amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
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Washington
U.S
Israel
Middle East
Rural storekeeper to face murder charges in slaying
A special grand jury in Gadsden Alabama will consider murder charges against a rural storekeeper in the rifle slaying of a Baltimore integrationist.
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Gadsden, Ala
Baltimore
Dennis Day and Peggy Welcome Ninth Child Dennis
Los Angeles AP reports singer Dennis Day and wife Peggy welcomed their ninth child and sixth son, named Dennis, on Monday adding to a family of ten.
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Los Angeles
Dennis Day
Peggy
Monday
Dennis
Ohio Fuel cuts gas rates across 206 Ohio communities
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. announces a June 1 rate reduction in 206 Ohio communities with escalator clauses. The cut lowers prices by 1 cent per thousand cubic feet in Mansfield Columbus and suburbs Mount Vernon Nelsonville Logan Chillicothe Fremont Sandusky Newark Athens Circleville Medina and Salem. A further one-cent decrease applies in Marion Upper Sandusky and Alliance.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio
Mansfield
Columbus
Suburbs
Mount Vernon
Nelsonville
Logan
Chillicothe
Fremont
Sandusky
Newark
Athens
Circleville
Medina
Salem
Marion
Upper Sandusky
Alliance
Laos Premier Presses New Round of Peace Talks
Premier Souvanna Phouma flew to Plaine des Jarres to resume negotiations with the Pathet Lao amid expanding demands and fighting in the region. The ICC plans a permanent observation post despite Polish objections. North Vietnam relocates workers and tightens security. Western observers cite limited influence for Harriman and Moscow in Laos.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Plaine
Phoumi Nosavan
the Plaine
Kong le
Phoumi
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Khang Khay
International Control Commission
Poland
Canada
India
ICC
Khrushchev
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Moscow
Russia
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the Plains
Rt. 93
General Electric
Rocky
Solons
Irvin Krinn
Ohio Fuel
Reds
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