SEO Council Displays Recreation at 1960 Ohio State Fair
Richard Hall announces SEORC exhibit in the Buckeye Building at the fair. Four booths occupy 40 feet with Holzer Hospital Rio Grande College and a 20 foot SEORC display on regional recreation. It features six 16x20 black and white photos, six 8x10 color transparencies, a projectograph, and local photography from Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Humphrey's Studio. Reprints of the recreation folder will be handed to visitors.
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Richard Hall
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
SEORC
Buckeye
Holzer Hospital of
Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Regional Council
Ohio
SEO
Hocking Parks
Buckeye Trail
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Humphrey
Logan
Elmer Anthony
Union Furnace
Hammond Signs
Hocking
Ohio Hill Country
Spunky Still Eludes Wide Police Dragnet
Coshocton Ohio AP. Search narrows to Coshocton Muskingum and Licking Counties after four sightings of a stolen 1953 Buick linked to Gordon Spirman Firman 21 jail escapee. Patrols plane and roadblocks fail to locate Firman and ex cellmate Robert Johnson amid ongoing manhunt and prior jailbreak details.
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Coshocton, Ohio
Gordon
H. G. Spengler
Cambridge Post
Firman
Dillonvale
Jefferson County
Frazersburg
Muskingum County
Muskingum
Coshoeton
Licking
Robert Johnson
Coshocton
Hebron
Ohio 37
Columbus
Whitehall
Steubenville
Spengler
Warsaw
Coshocton County
Johnson
Uhrichsville
Tuscarawas County
Police Nab Fugitive With Broken Leg
Charles Durrett, 18, of Columbus, slipped from Hocking Valley Hospital on crutches with a leg cast. Police captured him near the high school after an all night manhunt. He is jailed awaiting arraignment for motorbike theft and bad checks in Columbus.
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Charles Durrett
Hocking Valley Hospital
Columbus
Durrett
Rt. 664
Lausche Opposes Mine Subsidy Bill
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio criticizes the Senate passed bill to subsidize small domestic lead and zinc mines. He warns it would set a precedent for federal handouts and would cost about 132 million dollars annually, roughly 5000 dollars per miner, as the measure moves to the President for approval.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Grass roots push shapes Democrats farm vote drive
In Des Moines a two day party conference draws presidential ticket candidates to back the farm vote effort. In Kuala Lumpur a Malayan ban targets the weed killer sodium arsenite after cattle losses. In Knoxville a public school integration plan takes effect August 31 amid legal opposition. In Lahore cholera toll tops 500 with 33 deaths in two days. In Washington Tiros I satellite equipment resumes buzzing after seven weeks of dormancy.
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Des Moines
Washington
Tiros I
Senate Opens Debate On Medical Care Issue
The Senate opened debate on medical care for the elderly a top fall issue. Kennedy and Johnson back expansion funded by Social Security while Eisenhower opposes. Also Friday actions included Latin America aid, Congo emergency fund, and foreign aid package with small military cut. Johnson says Senate ahead of schedule. Kuchel says Labor Day deadline unlikely.
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Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Latin America
Congo
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Johnson
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Congo Geopolitical Rift Erupts Ahead of U.N. Session
The Congo delegation arrives as behind the scenes talks begin on the eve of the U.N. Security Council emergency session. Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba widens his clash with Dag Hammarskjold, demanding removal of white troops and threatening to resign his country from U.N. services. Nine African states convene daily to discuss Lumumba's defiance and rising attacks on U.N. personnel.
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United Nations
N. Y
Congo
Security Council
Patrice Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
Lumumba
U.N
Hammarskjold
Bar Brawl Leads to Hospitalization in Logan
Logan man Robert Flood, 24, was hospitalized at Hocking Valley Hospital after a one sided fight at Stone's Grill. Police say Flood suffered a broken nose and facial swelling. Larry Bush, 21, Logan Route 2, was arrested. Florene Adams, a Stone's waitress, filed charges of quarrelling and fighting against both men. Bush awaits arraignment before Mayor Francis Myers.
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Logan
Stone's Grill
Robert Flood
Hocking Valley Hospital
Larry Bush
Logan Rt. 2
Enterprise
Flood
Florene Adams
Stone's
Bush
Francis Myers
Riverside youth admits killings in house robbery
Karl Gentry a 16 year old Riverside youth confessed to stabbing Charles Duvel 45 and Sylvia Duvel 47 during an August 1 home robbery. David Sieterle 19 and Tom O Hara 16 were also charged. The three men tied the couple to beds and assaulted them for money to buy tires for Sieterle s car.
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Riverside
Calif
Karl Gentry
David Sieterle
Tom O'Hara
Gentry
Charles Duvel
Sylvia
Sieterle
Duvel
California
Oxnard
O'Hara
Weather Summary for Ohio Regions
Official weather bureau brief notes mostly cloudy conditions spreading from the south. Temperatures cooled from a Friday high near 87 with morning readings in the 60s, and widespread central and southern showers with overcast skies. The forecast calls for scattered showers and thundershowers today and tonight, ending early Sunday as skies clear in the north.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Cleveland
Chesapeake
Columbus
Zanesville
Veteran North Dakota GOP Leader Dies At 81
Former Rep. Asher L Burdick dies at 81 in Sibley Hospital after a long North Dakota political career. He served 10 terms in Congress from 1934 to 1958, with his son Quentin Burdick, a Democrat, succeeding him in the House and later winning a Senate seat in June.
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Washington
Asher L. Burdick
North Dakota
Sibley Hospital
Congress
Quentin Burdick
Senate
Parade of the Hills Opens at Nelsonville Sunday
Nelsonville hosts the 1960 Parade of the Hills for a week of festivity in the Hocking Valley. Highlights include Church Day service at 7 p.m. at the high school athletic field with Dr. Warren Walker and Doug Oldham leading song. Forty eight Miss Parade of the Hills contestants from eight communities compete with many events and a final crown by Miss Ohio.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Warren Walker
Cable Tabernacle
Doug Oldham
Fred Waring
Daniel Nelson
Fort St. Cemetery
Ohio
Gaynelle Willis
Washington D. H
Athens
Devens Agnone
Jo Davis
Diane Fuller
Jo Brown
Barbara Faulconer
Faulconer
Ann Reider
Ladies of the Christian Church
Logan VFW Edges Cambridge In State Tourney Opener
Logan VFW won 1-0 over Cambridge City VFW in the opening round at Hamilton. Harry Whitcraft walked and stole second before Earl Murnahan drove him home for the lone run. Bob Cottrill pitched and Logan left 12 Cambridge runners stranded.
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Logan Vfw
Cambridge Vfw
Hamilton
Dayton National Cash Register
Laurel Lanes
Warren
Logan Club
Woods Plumbers
Logan Cambridge
Harry Whitcraft
Earl Murnahan
Bob Cottrill
Cambridge
Whitcraft
Gibsonville
Logan
Calvin Cook
Bernard Cook
Air Force celebrates first midair capsule catch over Pacific
In Honolulu the U S Air Force hailed the first aerial catch of a capsule ejected from an orbiting Discoverer XIV, snared eight and a half thousand feet above the Pacific by a C119. The 85 pound capsule and three crew members were flown to Hawaii then to Sunnyvale for analysis. The recovery involved Lt Robert Counts and Tech Sgt Louis Bannick among the decorated crew, as a crowdello of questions about future manned missions emerged.
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Honolulu
U. S. Air Force
Space
Pacific
Alaska
U. S
Hawaii
O. J. Rutland
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Los Angeles
Robert Counts
Yuba City
Calif
Lockheed Laboratory
Sunnyvale
Washington
Harold E. Mitchell
Bloomington
Counts
Louis F. Bannick
Hermiston
Ore
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Powers Family Plans Appeal
The United States seeks the release of RB47 airmen Olmstead and McKone as Moscow weighs a possible show trial. Powers faces a 10 year sentence for spying after a Moscow military court verdict and USA efforts to secure clemency focus on Khrushchev Brezhnev and clemency channels.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Freeman Bruce Olmstead
Elmira
John Richard McKone
Tonganoxie
Kan
Arctic
William A. Palm
Oak Ridge
Tenn
United States
Olmstead
McKone
State Department
RB47
U.S
Department
Francis Powers
Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Mikhail I. Grimov
Frank Rogers
Roanoke
Virginia Bar Assn
Rogers
Khrushchev
Barbara Powers
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
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Malaya
Knoxville, Tenn
Lahore
West Pakistan
Mrs. Duvel
GOP
Channel 10
Neil
Nelsonville Girls
Betty Coker
Lamb
LHS Grid
Mel Adams
The
Chieftains
Bob Marcum
Ed Lendenski
Len Fontes
Woods Plumbing of
Bowling Green
Ohio Amateur Softball Association
Shearer Farm Equipment
Wooster
Owens Appliance
River Oil
Chillicothe
Joe's All-Stars
Akron
National Cash Register
Dayton
Hunt Milling Machine
Richwood
Shaffer Ford
Salem
VFW
City Loan
Lima
Marion
Woods Plumbing
Kauffman
Champion Paper
Fremont
Salem Warren
Marion Hamilton
Chillicothe Wooster
Logan Lima
Air Force
Powers Family Plans Appeal
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