Grant Byrnes Promoted To Divisional Carbo Manager
Grant Byrnes, longtime Logan plant manager for Carborundum Co of the Bonded Abrasives Division, is named sales manager effective Oct 1. Charles F. Dienst succeeds him as Logan plant manager and Mr Byrnes moves to Niagara Falls with his wife Judy and children Michael and Elizabeth.
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Grant Byrnes
Carborundum Co
Logan
Carbo
Charles F. Dienst
Byrnes
Henry J. Jeffers
U.S
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Judy
Michael
Elizabeth
Logan Carbo
Logan Trade Club
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
William H. Wendel
Carborundum
Electro Minerals
United States
Canada
Gloucester
Piney River
Stauffer Chemical Co
Dienst
Arthur Prey
Bernam Schultz
Henry Kirsch
Money Bags Studied In Mail Theft Probe
Nine money bags found by state police in Andover were sent to a lab to test for links to the $1.5 million Plymouth mail truck robbery. William F. White urged witnesses to provide information to police FBI or postal inspectors.
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Boston
Andover
Plymouth
William F. White
New England
White
FBI
Massachusetts
Giles
U.S
Cape Cod
Federal Reserve Bank
Thief Steals Greek Alphabet Typewriters From Church
Charleston AP reports a burglar took two typewriters from St John’s Greek Orthodox Church. The machines are described as Greek alphabet typewriters, a unique target that may complicate the crime and investigation.
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Charleston
W. Va
St. John’s
Sir Winston Churchill Leaves Hospital After Hip Injury
London AP Sir Winston Churchill Return home amid cheers after a 54 day hospital stay for a broken hip from a Monte Carlo fall on June 28 He departed in a carrying chair smoking a cigar to Hyde Park Gate where a ground floor suite awaits and parallel bars will aid his walking The elder statesman hopes to resume Riviera visits as soon as possible faced phlebitis bronchitis and jaundice during recovery.
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London
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Monte Carlo
Winston
Hyde Park Gate
Kensington
Churchill
Britain
Sir Winston
Riviera
Summer Weather Peaks Across Ohio and Hocking Valley
A heat wave pushed Ohio’s temperatures to near record highs with Cincinnati at 102 degrees and Zanesville at 100. Storms followed with hail and damaging winds in the afternoon, while Cleveland reported factory rubble fatalities after a water tower collapsed at Monarch Aluminum.
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Covington
Elkins
W. Va
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Official Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Dayton
Cleveland
Cleveland (Ap
West Side
Leonard Smith
Lakewood
William Hamrick
John Truskowski
Monarch Aluminum Manufacturing Co
Detroit Ave
Jorge Carrasquilla
Sheriff Denies DiSalle Escort in GOP Stronghold
Guernsey County Sheriff Herb Neeland refused to escort Democratic Gov. Michael V. DiSalle from Cambridge to New Concord. He termed the request political and said he would escort the governor elsewhere but not under political circumstances. Neeland is a Republican.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Guernsey County
Michael V. DiSalle
New Concord
DiSalle
Herb Neeland
Neeland
It Could Happen Only To A Boy At Coonskin Park
A fishing rodeo at Coonskin Park drew a curious moment when a boy showed a bulge in his cheek. An attendant asked what was in his mouth and he replied worms.
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Charleston
W. Va
Coonskin Park
Rescued Airman Survives 32 Days in Mine Pit Near Hill City
Airman Gerald Becker, 18, of Mapleton Minnesota, spent 32 days trapped in an abandoned gold mine pit near Hill City South Dakota after a 50 foot fall. A touring family from Phoenix heard his shouts and alerted rescuers, who hauled him to safety with a rope.
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Hill City
S.D
Gerald Becker
Here
Becker
Mapleton
Minn
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Sheridan Lake
Pete Ptacek
Phoenix
Ariz
Ptacek
Deputies Aid In Hunt For Missing ROTC Cadet
Hocking County deputies Ed Smith and Paul Thrush joined the search for Charles Hechtman 20 of New York City missing from the Lockbourne Air Force Base survival school at Dorr Run near Nelsonville. Hechtman, during a simulated escape, was lost for 12 hours and found about 3 30 p.m. nine miles north of the Dorr Run camp.
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Hocking County
Ed Smith
Paul Thrush
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Dorr Run
Nelsonville
Charles Hechtman
New York City
Health chief warns of spoiled milk dumping in county
Hocking County Health Commissioner Dr H M Boocks says out of town distributors may dump spoiled milk due to lax enforcement. He cites seven complaints in seven weeks and says dairy firms will be named if further cases arise. Tests show high bacterial and coliform counts after pasteurization in several samples.
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Hocking County
H. M. Boocks
Boocks
Health Department
Dr. Boocks
Jack Cummins
Logan
U Thant Sets Deadline on Katanga Peace Plan
UN Acting Secretary General U Thant warns Katanga President Moise Tshombe of a week to 10 days to accept a new program to unify the Congo peaceably. If rejected, he will urge UN members to impose economic sanctions and halt purchases of Katangan copper and cobalt.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Congo
Tshombe
Thant
Belgium
Britain
Logan Board Adjourns After 32 Hours Seeks New Superintendent
Logan school board ended a 32 hour session with plans to reconvene Thursday at 9 pm and continue in executive session. They hope to name a successor to Harold Drake who left for Strongsville. The board hired seven teachers and approved new contracts and raises for staff while seeking a ninth grade English and speech teacher.
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Logan
Harold Drake
Strongsville
Harold Sommers
Sylvia Dodds
East
James Cairelli
Glouster
Maxville
Dorothy Ruble
Lancaster
Enterprise
Mabel Cole
Green
Harold F. Miller
Oak Hill
James E. Liston
Huntington
W. Va
Donald F. Noakes
Terre Haute
Ind
McClelland
All-Star Dairy
Deeds Dairy
Stagecoach Ian
Terry Goss
Charles Mathias
Logan Rt. 2
Patricia Edgar
Richard Mowrey
Floyd Daubenmire
Helen Hilton
Harley Sheets
Pearl Blackston
Raymond Tucker
Clarence Tucker
Harold Carpenter
Cloyd Carmean
W. R. Fowler
Robert Gastin
Hester Lee White
Sandra Helber
Auto flyer crashes kill seven in Temple City
A passenger train roared through darkness Monday night and plowed into a car in Temple City Calif killing seven people including a four member family. The Sunset bound for New Orleans slid nine blocks before stopping. None of the train cars derailed. Victims identified tentatively from papers found on them as all Californians.
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Temple City
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
California
Rusk Seeks Four Power Talks Over Berlin Wall Tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin at the State Department to press for renewed four power talks on Berlin wall tensions. He cited the fatal wounding of an East German youth and proposed Western ambulances at entry points to aid refugees, with decisions left to Western commanders and West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Berlin Wall
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Rusk
East Germany
Wall
Berlin
State Department
Dobrynin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
U.S
West
Watson
Electric Failure Hits Brooklyn
A massive outage struck a three square mile area in Brooklyn Monday night leaving over 30,000 homes without power on a hot evening. Full service returned after more than three hours as police blamed air conditioner use and Con Edison probes for the blackout. two Belt Parkway bridges opened to halt traffic, and traffic lights were dark.
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New York
Brooklyn
Consolidated Edison Co
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the Plains
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