East Germans Hope Wanes Under Berlin Wall Pressure
In Leipzig and across East Germany a sense of resignation prevails as Walter Ulbricht's regime curbs any chance for change. Citizens describe obedience as necessary for schooling, housing, and jobs while party loyalty, even shallow, offers limited advancement amid Russian-backed authority.
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Leipzig
East Germany
Berlin Wall
Walter Ulbricht
Germany
Paris
East Berlin
Humboldt University
Communist Free German Youth Organization
Neues Deutschland
Ohio Forms Industrial Research Board for State University Linkages
A non political Ohio Research and Development Board forms after four years of groundwork. John J. Nance of Cleveland will head the executive committee. The board aims to inventory Ohio’s research, assess utilization, and foster collaboration between higher education and industry to expand capabilities. Dr. Gordon Carson of Ohio State University chairs the coordinating committee and will invite 12 to 15 to the executive committee, with up to 100 members anticipated from education, research, industry, utilities, and finance. The board will be privately financed and will not conflict with local efforts to solve immediate problems. While defense contracts may be a goal, the group emphasizes long term economic growth through new research and products. Robert G. Chollar of National Cash Register notes the link to long term jobs and income.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Research and Development Board
John J. Nance
Cleveland
Gordon Carson
Ohio State University
Robert G. Chollar
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Rescued 73 Year Old Woman After Night in Woods
In Maniccola Michigan a 73 year old woman Ann Abdon wandered the woods Sunday to find help for her dying husband William Abdon 77 who collapsed berry picking. She was found Monday afternoon by berry pickers and treated for exposure. A large search found William Abdon dead from a heart attack two miles away.
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Mancelona
Mich
William H. Abdon
Ann
Robert R. Curtis
Abdons
Abdon
William Hartman
Kalkaska Health Center
Butler Lawyers Back Jail Building Tax Levy
Butler County Bar Association backs a proposed 1 mill levy to replace the 114 year old jail and expand court space. Judge Fred Cramer of common pleas court says the measure is needed and must be pursued.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County Bar Association
Fred Cramer
Common Pleas Court
Logan School Brochure Wins in Public Relations Award
Logan school district earned a national citation for excellence in public relations for the budget and finance category. The brochure Invest in Logan's Youth was used during the November 1961 levy campaign, though the five year levy failed in the November 7, 1961 election and later passed in a May primary after resubmission.
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Logan
Stock Market Sags Quietly
New York price action shows a subdued early afternoon with the AP 60 index down .8 to 225.7 as industrials fall 8 points rails drop .7 and utilities slip .5. Brokers say Labor Day caution and weak incentives to rally fueled the quiet trading from a watchful mood.
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NEW York
Associated Press
OU Receives Grant To Aid Vietnamese Education
The Agency for International Development awards Ohio University a three year 299250 dollar contract to aid secondary teacher training in South Vietnam. An OHIO team will advise Vietnamese authorities on the programs at the University of Saigon and University of Hue with attached secondary schools.
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Agency For International Development (Aid
Ohio University
Athens
South Viet Nam
University of Saigon
University of Hue
Athens University
Liberia
Africa
Peace Corps
Ohio U
West Cameroon
Logan Names James Gastin New Junior High Principal
James S. Gastin, long time Logan elementary supervisor, was named Logan junior high principal to replace Dwight Diller who became school superintendent. Gastin, 27, a Haydenville native, has a 1956 bachelor’s in elementary education from Ohio University and a 1960 master’s in education. He and his wife Norma Jean Fickel live at 574 Pottery St with two sons.
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James S. Gastin
Logan
Dwight Diller
Gustin
Haydenville
Logan High School
Ohio University
West
Norma Jean Fickel
Jim Bob
Brian
Pottery St
Logan Kiwanis Club
March of Dimes
Cancer Crusade
Logan Eub Church
Logan Education Association
Ohio Education Association
National Education Association
Association of Southeast Ohio Supervisors of
Robert Gastin
Crash After 120 mph Chase Injures Dayton Officers
Two Dayton police officers were injured in Chillicothe when their late model convertible crashed into a tractor trailer roadblock after a high speed pursuit that began near Portsmouth. Taulbee and Kindy, both from the Dayton area, were hospitalized with serious injuries and fractures.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Dayton
Ohio Highway Patrol
R. L. Barton
Portsmouth Post
Portsmouth
Here
Chillicothe Hospital
Henry C. Taulbee Jr
Joseph Kindy
Ross - Pike County
Taulbee
Chillicothe City
U.S. 23
7Th St
Eugene F. O'Dell
Rt. 1
McDermott
Ohio
Lawrence H. Caylor
Kindy
Force
Caylor
Police Personnel Department
Chillicothe
Venus Mission Hinges On Small Motor For Mariner 2
CAPE CANAVERAL AP A 37.3 pound small motor is the key to guiding Mariner 2 toward Venus in December on a 180 million mile voyage If the midcourse firing proceeds as planned the probe must approach within 25 000 miles of Venus to gather data The Atlas Agena B booster issue caused trajectory error and the mission faces space radiation and meteorite risks while the Soviet Union previously launched a nearby payload but lost contact.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Mariner 2
Venus
United States
Earth
Space
Soviet Union
Algerian Rebels Called To Talks
In eastern Algeria Col. Houari Boumedienne summoned guerrilla chiefs from Wilayas 1 2 5 and 6 to Setif to forge a united front against anti Ben Bella forces. Wilayas 3 and 4 were not invited as tensions rise amid fears of a military dictatorship amid economic and political chaos.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ben Bella
Houari Boumedienne
Wilayas
Setif
Constantine
Wilayas 3
Ahmed Ben Bella
Boumedienne
Small Towns Accept Jews Say Cornell Study
A Cornell University study finds Jews in small towns under 10 000 population experience less anti Semitism and integrate into community life through daily contact with Christian neighbors. More than half report Christians as closest friends and 81 percent see no discrimination.
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New York
Cornell University
Peter I. Rose
Ex President Hoover Undergoes Abdominal Operation
Former President Herbert Hoover, age 88, underwent an abdominal operation at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York to remove a polypoid lesion in the upper large bowel. The growth was described as generally noncancerous.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Logan Ohio Schools Prepare for 1962 63 Opening
Logan and Hocking County schools set Sept. 4 as opening day for about 4000 students with total Logan enrollment rising to 1977 and county counts up about 2 percent. The district margins include 59 more elementary and 118 more high school students, while junior high drops 23.
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Logan
Washington
Greece Hit by Severe Quake Shaking Nation
A powerful earthquake trembled Greece for about 20 seconds, causing one death and injuries in several areas. Strong shocks were felt across southern Italy where nine people were hurt in Naples and five suffered shock or heart issues as residents fled buildings. officials noted minimal damage in Italy.
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Athens
Greece
Italy
Naples
LHS School Board Accepts Resignations and Appointments
Logan school board accepted the resignation of LHS music instructor Richard Lasko who will join Ohio Northern University as assistant professor of music. Earl Bowser was named ninth grade English, speech and drama instructor. Robert Patton was hired for fifth and sixth grade at Enterprise after U S Marine service. Dorothy Ruble moves to third and fourth grades at Maxville. Harley Ellinger received a two year contract as high school principal at 8700 annual. W H Chevrolet car furnished for driver training. Budget meeting set for September 4.
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Richard Lasko
Logan
Lasko
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Earl Bowser
Robert Patton
Union Furnace
Enterprise
U.S. Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Dorothy Ruble
Maxville
Harley Ellinger
W&h Chevrolet
Dwight Diller
Jack Stephens
Weather look for Ohio shows clear skies and warm spell
Official Weather Bureau summary notes high pressure over Ohio bringing clear skies Monday night. Temperatures fell from a Monday high of 86 to 47 by early morning with 10 a.m. readings around 75. Sunshine greeted most areas at daybreak today.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Weather forecast and tropical storm Alma update
Sky conditions show fog along river valleys and partial cloudiness in the extreme northwest. Sunshine remains likely and temperatures warm in the afternoon. Dry weather continues tonight then turns partly cloudy with a warm Wednesday and a chance of scattered showers by Wednesday evening. Morning temps in Cincinnati 58 Cleveland 56 Marietta 57 Columbus 82. Tropical storm Alma brushes North Carolina coast and Outer Banks then moves northeast along the Atlantic shore.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Marietta
Columbus
Hatteras, N.C
Alma
North Carolina
Atlantic
Anti-Red School Signup Disappointing in New York
Dr. Fred C. Schwarz opened a five day Anti-Communism School in New York with about 400 attendees in the day sessions and roughly 300 in Carnegie Hall for the evening start. Organizers expect a total cost of 75 000 to 100 000 dollars for meetings in Manhattan Center and Madison Square Garden. Enrollment is 5 dollars per day or 20 dollars for the full series, with deficits noted by vice president James D. Colbert.
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NEW York
Fred C. Schwarz
New York School of Anti
James D. Colbert
Manhattan Center
Madison Square Garden
Timken and Union Reach Two Year Contract Pact
Timken Roller Bearing Co. and the United Steelworkers finalize a two year contract covering about 8,500 workers at Canton Columbus and Wooster plants. The deal includes improved supplementary unemployment benefits and a retirement and vacation plan. no wage increase is included.
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Canton, Ohio
Timken Roller Bearing Co
United Steelworkers
Columbus
Wooster
Kennedy Sends Private Satellite Bill to Congress
President Kennedy sent a bill to Congress to create a private profit making corporation to run the U.S. portion of a global space relay network. The House approved the Senate version 372 to 10, with critics saying it wastes taxpayer money while supporters tout urgent need.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
House
Senate
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Satellite Corporation
Youth Panel To Visit BIS Near Lancaster
Ohio's Commission on Children and Youth, 22 members led by William R. Allman, planned to visit the Boys Industrial School near Lancaster. Gov. DiSalle praised the panel and noted existing legislative recommendations with more anticipated. He announced plans for two regional schools to train first offenders, location withheld pending negotiations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Commission On Children and Youth
Boys Industrial
Lancaster
Michael V. DiSalle
William R. Allman
Ohio Welfare Department
DiSalle
Floods kill 131 in South Korea as river breaches dikes
Rain swollen waters of the Dong chun River breached several dikes and flooded Sunchon trapping 70,000 residents. Officials report 131 dead and 59 missing.
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Seoul
South Korea
Dongchun
Sunchon
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Ohio Research Board
Butler Lawyers
Logan School
Levy
James Gastin
New Boston
Hocking
Hocking County
E. E. Holt
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Buckeye
Education News Service
LHS
Colbert
Timken
Union OK
JFK
Congress
BIS
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