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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1959

Page

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Ohio House Overrides Two DiSalle Vetoes In Final Session Adjournment

The Ohio House on final adjournment day overridden two vetoes by Gov. DiSalle including a proposed $3 joint fishing license for married couples and a liquor price setting measure. The Senate committee blocked the governor’s criminal conspiracy bill, while other vetoes were sustained or sent to committees as lawmakers wrapped the 103rd General Assembly.

Columbus Ohio Ohio House Michael V. DiSalle Senate House Representatives Liquor Board Senate Judiciary Committee Cuyahoga Mahoning Trumbull Charles J. Carney Dmahoning General Assembly Stark County Mark McElroy New York McElroy Pris

Heat pushes near 100 as Hocking County endures hot spell

The mercury neared 100 degrees at 1 p.m. in Hocking County on Rt. 75N marking a summer high. The previous high was 99 on June 30. Weather stays hot and humid through Sunday with highs around 89, four degrees above normal, and light scattered showers possible Monday.

Mercury Hocking County Rt. 75N

Humphrey Plans Wisconsin Primary Bid

Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota said he intends to enter the Wisconsin Democratic presidential primary on April 5. He announced the move during remarks in Washington and signaled a broader campaign strategy targeting key states and voters.

Washington Hubert M. Humphrey Minnesota Wisconsin

Senate approves Youth Conservation Corps bill

The Senate voted 47 to 45 to establish a Youth Conservation Corps. The measure is not expected to be sent to the House this year.

Washington Senate

Buffalo Stalls At Fairgrounds Spark Curious Attention

Buffalo nicknamed Pat the Buffalo, weighing 1300 pounds, was tied to a tree at the county fairgrounds amid a unusual request to stable him. The shaggy beast is slated as a star at Logan Clay Products picnic at Rachelmacher Park Saturday and was trained by Larue Olson of Whitewood.

Ed Rutgers County Fairgrounds Pat Logan Rachelmacher Park Larue Olson Whitewood, S.D

Faubus Signals Readiness to Use National Guard

Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus said he was prepared to call out the state police and National Guard if needed in the school integration situation. Three Negro girls arrived peacefully at Hall High School for the third day of token integration as clashes between segregationists and police near Central High continued yesterday.

Little Rock Ark Orval E. Faubus State Police Arkansas National Guard Faubus Hall High School National Guard Central High School Effie Jones Estella Thompson Elsie Robinson Hall Central Hall High Schools

Death of J. R. Bainter at 72 in Rockbridge area

Jacob Roy Bainter 72 of Rockbridge Rt 1 died 1:30 pm Thursday at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after heart attack following surgery. Survived by two sons Clyde and Calvin, two daughters Helen Keister and Hazel Cox, siblings Emory Bainter and Flossie Moore, 20 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Sunday Heinlein Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 pm today.

Jacob Roy Bainter Rockbridge Rt. 1 Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital Laurel Twoman Jacob Elizabeth Beery Bainter Gibisonville Inez Keller Bainter Clyde Logan Calvin Otto Helen) Keister Laurelville Rt. 2 Clarence Hazel) Cox Emory Bainter Near Old Man's Cave Flossie Moore Heinlein Funeral Home Fairview Cemetery Rockbridge

Castro Forces Capture Armored Plane in Cuba Invasion Bust

Cuban Army reports seizing an arms laden plane that landed at Trinidad after ferrying Batista ally into exile. Four dead in battle including two soldiers and two plane occupants. Pilot: Lt Col Antonio Soto. aircraft carried ten aboard and arms for anti Castro counterrevolutionaries.

Havana Fulgencio Batista Dominican Republic Trinidad Cuba Fidel Castro Antonio Soto Batista Castro

Brownies Enjoy Camp in Kachelmacher Park

105 Brownies busesy learning and playing at a Day Camp in Kachelmacher Park. The program concluded with a fly-up ceremony and Indian lore showcase. Camp director Mrs. Arlie Brimner noted aims like outdoor living and democratic group structure.

Brownies Kachelmacher Park Girl Scouts Community Chest

Massillon acquits first man in gambling devices case

John Dragomir Jr a 50 year old tobacco shop owner was acquitted by Municipal Judge Emmett D Graybill after a July 11 arrest in raids against gambling venues Police seized punchboards used baseball tickets and tickets without numbers Dragomir claimed he was framed Five more cases are pending and two gamblers have pleaded guilty Stark County prosecutor Norman J Putman unveiled a four point plan to curb gambling including a proposed conspiracy bill and a state possession law plus removal of telephone and ticket services from gambling sites and paying police a decent living wage

Massillon Ohio John Dragomir Jr Emmett D. Graybill Dragomir Richard Maier Stark County Norman J. Putman Michael V. DiSalle

Western ministers seek path back to compromise in Caribbean tension

In Santiago Chile Western Hemisphere foreign ministers meet to cool insults between Cuba and the Dominican Republic and discuss a Herter plan to address Caribbean tensions. In Washington Eisenhower vetoes a Red China visit invitation while Khrushchev’s trip looms. State revenue tops 149 million for July, Nixon says summit talks require a strong America. Ohio names Collison to lead new industrial development department. Oregon wagon train bids farewell with last bivouac near Independence.

Santiago Chile Cuba Dominican Republic U.S Christian A. Herter Caribbean Washington Red China Chou En-lei United States Eisenhower Charles O. Porter D-Ore Porter Nikita Khrushchev Chou

Jury Probes Lobbyist Expense Records in Ohio

Franklin County Grand Jury will review lobbyists expense accounts after the Legislature adjourns. Beightler said statements by organizations and individuals must list all money or items of value given, with possible fines and prison terms for noncompliance. The panel reconvenes Aug 24 after examining six records including state senators Calabrese and Blake and rep McGetrick.

Columbus Ohio Franklin County Grand Jury Robert S. Beightler Grand Jury 103Rd General Assembly Beightler Anthony Calabrese Cleveland Arthur Blake Martins Ferry James McGetrick Robert E. Scott Cambridge L. Ruggels

State Patrol Vacancies Are Filled

Columbus Ohio AP High way Patrol Superintendent Col Scott B Radcliffe has shifted staff to fill vacancies caused by the deaths of two patrol officials Major Floyd C Moon becomes assistant superintendent Capt D W Unkle promoted to major to head staff operations Other promotions include Captains D D Stark and lieutenants W E Timberlake R H Schaneyfelt W B Ampleby and C F Strayer Bishop will head turnpike division First Sgts Timberlake and Shaneyfelt promoted to lieutenant Timberlake becomes head of the turnpike division Shaneyfelt takes over Patrol District Five at Piqua

Columbus, Ohio Scott B. Radcliffe Radcliffe Fred Moritz Floyd C. Moon D. W. Unkle W. B. Vance Unkle D. D. Stark Ohio W. B. Ampleby Columbus C. F. Strayer Piqua IA. J. L. Bishop Turnpike Division Ampleby

No Break Seen In Steel Talks

New York AP reports negotiations in the month-old steel strike resume with no progress evident. Industry leaders, United Steelworkers, and the FMCS were absent as second-string bargainers met. 500,000 union members have shut down about 90 percent of U.S. steel production and idled over 100,000 workers in allied industries.

New York United Steelworkers Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

Train Collision Injures Seven In Columbus Union Yard

Seven crewmen were slightly injured when two freight trains collided head on in Union Station yards Columbus Ohio. Six track lines were damaged and six diesel units derailed though no damage estimate was available.

Columbus, Ohio Union Station

Spectacular air catch planned for Discoverer V nose capsule

At Vandenberg Calif Air Force crews plan a high altitude grab of the 300 pound nose capsule from Discoverer V as it descends by parachute near Hawaii. Eight C119 planes stand by to snatch the capsule on its 16th orbit pass with a 1 in 1000 chance of success.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Pacific Hawaii Islands Air Force Alaska

Measure Clears Initial Hurdle

The House passed a bill to curb racketeering and abuses in labor management relations by a 303 to 125 vote, sending it to the Senate for consideration. President Eisenhower hailed the move as a major victory, while AFL-CIO chief Meany criticized it as punishment of honest labor. The measure, led by Landrum Griffin, follows Eisenhower’s nationwide appeal for tougher reforms.

Washington House Senate Eisenhower House Labor Committee Gettysburg Congress Afl-Cio George Meany Phil M. Landrum D-Ga Robert P. Griffin R-Mich

Ceramic Tile Workers Shun East Sparta Contract Offer

Canton Ohio AP union members at U S Ceramic Tile Co East Sparta rejected a proposed settlement 192 to 159. The accord had been accepted at the Parkersburg West Virginia plant where 800 workers are represented. The Parkersburg workers will honor the East Sparta vote and keep the strike going that began June 2.

Canton, Ohio U.S. Ceramic Tile Co East Sparta United Glass and Ceramic Workers Union Parkersburg W. Va

Roseville Flood Project to Start Next Month

U S Army Engineers plan a $570000 flood control project at Roseville begun early next month. A 5000 foot levee will be built and Moxahala Creek channel deepened and straightened. F H Brewer of Lancaster is apparent low bidder.

Zanesville, Ohio Roseville U.S. Army Engineers Moxahala Creek F. H. Brewer Lancaster

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Ohio Senate Mec Elreoy DiSalle Pro Humphrey Youth Corps Bill Old Buffalo Rutgers Arkansas J. R. Bainter Ike Angie Mogovero Beverly Guess Scout Aid Linda Adair Debbie Johnson Dottie Blosser Arlie Brimner Brimner Warren Henry Keith Schultz Frank Newell Harry Brown Carl Wharton James Johnson Marvin Nungester Dale Helber Ray Richeinscheid Charles Turner Ronna Bunthoff Dorothy Baker Janet Johnson Mimi Embree Pam Morehouse Gloria Henry Margaret Greenman Geneva Nungester James A. Rhodes Spring Lake N.J Richard M. Nixon America Roder M. Collison Dayton Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development Independence Ore Oregon State Patrol Ceramic Tile Workers
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