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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1962
Page
1
Walter Heller, Kennedy's top economic adviser, warned that mixed indicators point to a potential economic decline, though not a crisis. He noted the economy still runs below its potential as debate continues on tax cuts and timing.
Senate leaders Dirksen and Halleck and Gov Rockefeller condemned Kennedy for moving toward Soviet positions on a nuclear test ban. They claimed U S negotiators offered concessions at Geneva that were rejected and warned such moves jeopardize national security. Rockefeller suggested the president acts without public awareness of his proposals. No White House comment was offered. At Geneva Arthur Dean said the U S would cut controls costs to 80 percent of prior levels.
New York stocks opened steady in a irregular pattern with the Associated Press average up 0.2 at 217.9. Gains were concentrated in industrials with rails and utilities flat as oils aircrafts and mail order firms showed mild strength while steels motors electronics and utilities slipped. Investors parsed conflicting economic indicators and a White House adviser called them perplexing and inconclusive though not crisis implying.
Ida Cantor, wife of comedian Eddie Cantor and inspiration for his song Ida, died of a heart attack in her sleep on Wednesday at age 70. Eddie Cantor, also 70, collapsed in shock when his wife was pronounced dead after years of heart trouble.
U S authorities say millions of Soviets know Moscow resumed nuclear testing despite secrecy. Western attempts to learn details meet limited success as Voice of America reaches over 10 million listeners in a 220 million population, while authorities note jamming but English broadcasts remain accessible.
Vaughn Collins of South Logan appears set for a third term as Hocking County Court judge after no other candidate filed by the 4 p.m. deadline. State law currently restricts candidates to lawyers, but Collins can remain in office if repeatedly reelected. Roy Anthony, election board clerk, noted Falls Township trustees were late filing a zoning proposal, so the issue will not appear on the November ballot.
A $3000 fire damaged a Cincinnati Children’s Home dormitory forcing the evacuation of a dozen youngsters on Wednesday with no injuries reported.
Zearnie Lanning, 44, of New Straitsville Route 1, is listed in poor condition at Mount St Mary Hospital after a one car crash on Route 75 at Oroville. He apparently lost control, went off the road into a creek bed and was later in surgery for multiple injuries.
The bloodmobile will be in Logan tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Logan Presbyterian Church. The Harris County quota is 135 units. Walk-in donors are urged to contribute. donors receive a rose from Freeman's Greenhouse and babysitting for children is provided.
United Auto Workers Local 969 members in Columbus vote 83.3 percent to strike if over a dozen issues remain unresolved at the Ternstedt Division of General Motors. Main grievance cited is interchangeable occupational groups after job reductions.
Canal Winchester Ohio imposes a curfew on residents under 21 not with a parent on village streets from 10 30 p m to 5 30 a m signaling action against late night whooping and hollering in Franklin Fairfield County.
In Buenos Aires rival generals contend for control of the ground forces amid a military regime led by Jose Maria Guido. War Minister Gen. Juan Bautista Loza resigns as dissidents push for a commander in chief while Defense Minister Cantilo mediates a fragile conciliation.
A windy brief storm last night scattered damage across the county. Trees fell on Rt 216 near Murray City and Rt 328 near Union Furnace, with state crews removing the second tree. Electricity cut in Buck Run until about 2 a.m. Temperatures rose to 90, then fell to 60.
Ohio University project director Dr. Burton De Veau met with fifteen Logan business and industrial leaders to discuss Southeast Ohio redevelopment. The $70,000 Area Redevelopment Administration funded effort aims to create new jobs through new industries and product identification while offering consultation to Logan and nearby communities.
The Big Three at the 17 nation disarmament talks discuss a new U S plan for a nuclear test ban. A subcommittee including Arthur Dean Joseph Godber and Valerian Zorin handles the compromise on posts and yearly international inspections. Secretary Rusk pressed Dobrynin in Washington as Western hopes fade.
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle toured Findlay for a luncheon speech before continuing to Bowling Green and planned appearances in Wood County as part of his reelection campaign.
Robert Taft Jr. and James A. Rhodes will headline the Hocking County Republican dinner at the Izaak Walton League clubhouse on August 15. Tickets for the 6:30 p.m. meal sold out. attendees may hear the program at 7:30 p.m. without tickets. Taft is the House majority floor leader and a Cincinnati attorney.
Rep Moeller and Sen Medhern rally supporters with Mechem in Fairfield and Jackson counties as August events draw GOP and Democratic party participation. Rhodes backs industrial development in Ohio with Mechem and Cloud voicing support while DiSalle weighs a special session.
Secretary of Welfare Anthony Celebrezze proposed new rules to give FDA oversight from start to finish for investigational drugs. The plan calls for prior notice to FDA, proper preclinical work, qualified investigators, and immediate halt power if safety doubts arise. Public comment period of 60 days would precede final regulations.
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