Parade Of Hills Starts At 6 Tonight In Harmony
Harmony theme marks City Council action as it unanimously approves $30 393 in bonds and anticipatory notes for Third Street grading paving and curb gutter work from Riff Street to Route 664. Project is the fourth and final local improvement this year with prior concerns over street grades addressed by council.
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Council
Third St
Sweet Harmony
Riff St
E. Main St
Jennison Ave
Fourth St
Betty Ave
Lawrence Ellinger
John Owens
Judge Rules Hillbilly Is Not An Indignation
Judge Justin Ruark granted Low ell Moore a divorce and ruled that being called a hillbilly is a compliment. The Ozark farm resident, 35 miles south of Springfield, said the term reflects simple living and sobriety. Minnie Moore appealed to the Court of Appeals citing alleged bossiness and interference with fishing and stock trading.
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Justin Ruark
Lowell Moore
Moore
Ozark
Minnie Moore
Dogs Bite 3 Children In Logan Area
Three Logan area children were bitten by dogs yesterday. Herbert E. Estep Jr. was bitten on the cheek by a dog owned by Clyde W. Tolliver and will be treated by a physician. Two Haydnville visitors were bitten by a Boxer at 178 Maple St. Terry Kline and James Hopstetter were treated by doctors. the dogs will be confined for two weeks. Warden Jim Leonard notes 38 people have been bitten in Hocking County so far this year.
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Dicken Addition
Clyde W. Tolliver
Estep
Tolliver
Haydenville
Robert Hopstetter
Maple St
Terry Kline
James Hopstetter
Leonard
Hocking County
Sub’s Polaris Missile Launch on Own Power
A Polaris missile achieved a first truly underwater powered launch, marking a historic blastoff from beneath the sea. In Groton, a small pacifist group boarded the builders’ property to protest nuclear submarine programs.
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Groton, Conn
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Democrats Eye Slow Pace to Adjourn Congress Soon
Democratic leaders plan a limited midweek adjournment after salvaging a modified wage and health bill, abandoning school and general housing measures, with Kennedy and Johnson seeking quick campaign trails. The plan favors Eisenhower aligned measures and features a scaled back medical care program and a final Senate reform of Social Security guidelines.
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Ohio Weather Outlook Shows Mild, Clear Days Ahead
Official Weather Bureau summary notes high pressure and dry air producing a cool night across Ohio. Temperatures ranged from 47 in Cleveland to 65 in Cincinnati with 59 in Columbus and 57 in Marietta. Sunshine and dry conditions expected Friday with a gradual warming trend and no moisture for precipitation.
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Mrs. Jennie Guerin Dies At Age 85 In Logan
Mrs. Jennie Guerin, 85, of Logan Route 2 died at 6 55 p m Wednesday at Hocking Valley Hospital after a period of failing health. She and her son Alex ran the Logan Motel for 13 years on Route 33 North. A native of Pennsylvania, she was the widow of Charles L. Guerin who died in 1944. Survived by her son and several nieces and nephews, she was a Logan Methodist Church member. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at Leonard Funeral Home with Dr R B Wilson officiating. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m today.
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Logan Rt. 2
Hocking Valley Hospital
Guerin
Logan Motel
Alex
Pennsylvania
Alex Rankin
Logan
Charles L. Guerin
Hill St
Logan Methodist Church
Leonard Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Two Athens Countians Drown In Farm Pond Mishap
A boat overturned on a dark farm pond near Amesville Ohio 690 killing Donald Kinnen 21 and David Mulford 9. Survivors Billy Mulford 15 and Gerald Koker 20 escaped as the group hunted fishing bait with a flashlight.
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Athens
Ohio
Amesville
Donald Kinnen
Paul Kinnen
David Mulford
William Mulford
Billy Mulford
Gerald Koker
Spunky Is Still On The Loose
Coshocton Ohio police hold Robert Johnson in Coshocton County jail on jail breaking and burglary charges. Gordon Spunky Firman remains at large after allegedly aiding Johnson in a recent escape and theft across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Robert Johnson
Gordon
Spunky
Ohio
Johnson
Firman
Pennsylvania
Salem
Cuba Awaits Walkout From Latin Parley Over Cuba Crisis
In San Jose Costa Rica Latin American foreign ministers abandon hopes of mediation with Fidel Castro as the OAS drafts a resolution condemning foreign meddling. Castro sends envoy after pledging Soviet and Red China friendship while Raul Roa readies a sharp US critique before a probable exit. Herter labels Cuba a communist beachhead seeking to topple governments.
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DiSalle Pushes Penitentiary Sale to Fund New Prison
Governor Michael V. DiSalle urged quick sale of the state penitentiary near central Columbus to finance a new medium security facility in northern Ohio. He proposed advertising and selling with delivery in two years, moving Mansfield Reformatory to the state penitentiary, and relocating the reformatory to Grafton while Marion would remain for better-type prisoners. He also pressed to identify responsibility for the deaths of three feeble Gallipolis State Hospital patients allegedly killed by two teenage inmates and questioned staff certificates listing natural causes.
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Columbus
Ohio
DiSalle
Florida
Mansfield Reformatory
State Penitentiary
Grafton
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Gallipolis State Hospital
Bank Employee Faces Federal Embezzlement Charge
Mrs. Patricia Lou Foltz a Farmers & Merchants Bank clerk appeared before U S Commissioner William Carson in Columbus federal court on charges of misusing 1471 of Logan bank funds. Arrested by the FBI she faces embezzlement charges in federal court. No customer accounts were involved. She was released on recognizance bond of 1000 awaiting further hearing.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
U. S
William Carson
Columbus
Logan Bank
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Voice of Popeye Cartoonist Wallace Clark Dies
Wallace Vincent Clark 63 longtime original voice of Popeye the Sailor and Betty Boop died Wednesday at his Old Lyme Connecticut home. Clark provided iconic vocal characterization for decades and helped shape early animated pop culture.
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Wallace Vincent Clark
Popeye the Sailor
Betty Boop
Anti-Peiping manifesto drives Soviet bloc mobilization
The United States reports a Soviet document circulated to Communist parties worldwide opposing Peiping. It argues for peaceful coexistence over nuclear war and warns of possible ideological quarantine of Red China if it resists Khrushchev’s line, noting Albania and Outer Mongolia as fence-sitters.
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Bus Plunge Kills 59 in Brazil River Crash
A bus with 63 aboard plunged from a bridge into the Turvo River near Sao Jose do Rio Preto Brazil. Only four survived and most victims were students aged 15 to 20.
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Volunteers Sought for Ground Search in Gibisonville Missing Plane
Volunteers are being sought for a ground search in the Gibisonville hill country for the missing plane of Henry Griffing and family. Major James Heinlein urges contact or arrival at CAP headquarters by 8 a.m. Saturday as a $5,000 reward stands for discovery. A CAP plane had scoured the area with no evidence after four hours Wednesday.
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Oklahoma
James Heinlein
CAP
Elks
Henry Griffing
New Jersey
Oklahoma City
Civil Air Patrol
A. J. Waldron
Final Secret Meeting Between Powers and Wife in Moscow
Barbara Powers and her husband Francis Gary Powers shared a private hour in his prison cell in Moscow as attorneys delivered a petition to Soviet leaders. The couple sought clemency for the U2 pilot, who received a 10 year espionage sentence after the May Day flight.
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Soviet Union
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Roanoke
Rogers
Alexander Parker
Richmond
Leonid Brezhnev
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Yalta
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Paris
Queen Of Hills To Be Crowned At 8 30 P M
Nelsonville prepares for Parade of the Hills events with a 6 p.m. parade climax. Final Queen of the Hills judging occurred at noon and the crown ceremony follows the parade on the Public Square. The bicycle parade drew 84 entries with children in themed costumes and prizes.
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