All Logan Teachers To Meet Thursday Sept 1
The Logan city school district announces a general information meeting for all teaching staff on Thursday Sept 1 at 9 am in the high school cafeteria. The district will operate elementary schools in Green Marion and Falls Twp this year and the first day of school is Tuesday Sept 6 with early dismissal.
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Logan
Harold E. Drake
Teachin
Logan City
Green
Marion
Falls
Gladys Webb
Central School
Mary O'Connor
West School
Lumumba Faces New Challenge in Kasai Conflict
Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba confronts renewed fighting as Kasai province reports clashes with tribal forces backing secession. U N forces plan to seize Belgium’s Kamina base in Katanga to deter Lumumba from using it to invade Katanga. Belgium begins troop withdrawal, with maintenance staff remaining and UN control of Kamina’s facilities valued at 100 million dollars.
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Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Kasai
U.N
Belgium
Kamina
Katanga
Ruanda-Urundi
Africa
Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
Pascual Ngalula
Baluba
Arga
Bakwanga
Leopoldville
Tshombe
Athens Embezzler Enters Hospital
George Hooper 32 year old district commercial manager for Commonwealth Telephone Co in Athens Ohio admitted stealing more than 25000 over six years. He signed himself into Athens State Hospital for observation after an attempted suicide in New Orleans. Company will not press charges while recovering funds.
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Athens, Ohio
George Hooper
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Athens State Hospital
New Orleans
Hooper
Athens
State Hospital
Commonwealth
Only President May Claim Executive Privilege, Scholar Says
Jacob Scher told journalism educators that only the President can claim executive privilege to withhold information from Congress. He called the doctrine pernicious and traced its growth from the Eisenhower era, noting no constitutional basis for confidentiality and urging court resolution.
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Congress
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Jacob Scher
Northwestern University
Eisenhower
George Washington
Scher
Typhoon Delta Leaves 14 Dead Across Japan Islands
AP reports Typhoon Delta moves from Shikoku and Honshu toward Hokkaido with 14 killed, at least 32 missing, and 69 injured as it churns across the Japan Sea.
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Japan
Shikoku
Honshu
Japan Sea
Hokkaido
Castro Boasts Regimes Ties With Russia
In Havana Fidel Castro touts Cuba's solidarity with the Soviet Union and denounces the OAS and the United States. He calls for a Friday rally, defends Soviet aid as protection, and condemns the San Jose Declaration as treason while praising Latin American revolutionary spirit.
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Cuba
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
San Jose
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United States
Castro
America
Latin America
OAS
Costa Rica
Americas
Pentagon
Caracas
Venezuela
San Jose Declaration
Flooded storm sewer drowns two Camden boys
In Camden Arkansas two teenage boys died after being swept into a rain flooded storm sewer. Jodie Kilgore 14 was found a quarter mile from the drain and Billy Alford 15 was pulled into the 36 inch pipe near the outlet.
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Camden, Ark
Jodie Kilgore
Billy Alford
Racial violence flares in Jacksonville area again
The Associated Press reports new outbreaks of racial violence in Jacksonville Florida amid ongoing tensions over school integration. A fatal shooting occurred when police returned fire at a car carrying two Black men. Bombs and arson caused about 4815 dollars in damage. Police and city leaders imposed emergency powers and banned large gatherings while a biracial committee was rejected. In Buford Georgia a racial clash led to numerous arrests.
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Buford
Atlanta
New Orleans
U.S
J. Skelly Wright
Delaware
Green
Haydon Burns
Burns
Absentminded Millionaire Traces Lost Life Savings
Maxim Radin, 79, a longtime California barber, left his 15000 dollar savings in a New York hotel room after checking in at the Hotel Ashley. He wandered the city two days unable to recall the hotel or his room, believed robbed, later recovered the battered valise containing travelers’ checks, cash, gold coins, a deed, passport, and tickets. He planned to return to Oakland. The hotel staff and Winnetka family aided discovery.
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Calif
New York
Maxim Radin
California
Radin
Ashley
Michael Funk
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Funk
James la
Ingrid Kramer wins German diving double at Olympics
Ingrid Kramer, 17, from Dresden, East Germany, takes her third gold with a 10 meter platform win and completed the German sweep after already winning the 3 meter springboard. The report notes the historic first German two golds in Olympic diving.
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Ingrid Kramer
Germany
Blonder
Dresden
East Germany
Nixon Ailment Prompts Regret From Campaign Allies
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, hospitalized with a knee infection at Walter Reed Army Hospital, faces about two weeks off the campaign trail. Kennedy and Johnson expressed regret, while White House and Senate leaders offered sympathy and noted Nixon may work on plans from the hospital.
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Richard M. Nixon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Greensboro
N.C
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Logan Honored With Traffic Safety Plaque
Logan won a National Safety Council rating for 1959 by recording no traffic deaths and active safety work. Mayor Francis Myers and Police Chief Roy Kelch received the plaque from Ohio safety official Howard R. Griffin at a Logan Rotary Club meeting. Rotarians Paul McClellan Dave Balthaser and T James Hyde were in attendance.
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Logan Rotary Club
U.S
Ohio
National Safety Council
Howard R. Griffin
Athens
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Francis
Mayor's Court
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Dave Balthaser
Lancaster
T. James Hyde
London
Weather Outlook for Ohio Reports Scattered Thunderstorms
Official Weather Bureau summary notes scattered thundershowers across western and northern Ohio Monday night with central Ohio seeing activity in the early hours. Rain totals varied from over one inch in Cleveland to less than one inch elsewhere.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Weather Update for Hocking Valley Humidity Soars
The Hocking Valley records a high of 0 degrees and a 11 am reading after a 67 degree low last night. Showers yesterday in Logan dropped 2 inches as heat and humidity persist with more rain expected Wednesday.
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Hocking Valley
Logan
Weather map shows warm humid Midwest and scattered thundershowers
Temperatures ranged from 66 to 72 across Ohio cities with Toledo at 66 and Cincinnati at 72 while Columbus 71 Cleveland 69. A weak front stretched from Eastern Pennsylvania through Central Ohio suggesting cooler Northern Ohio but hot humid conditions overall. Scattered thundershowers expected this afternoon or evening with local fog in early morning hours and mostly fair weather Wednesday.
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Youngstown
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Measure May Be Abandoned In Wage Dispute
Senate conferees led by John F Kennedy reject a compromise on minimum wage coverage while House members insist on the House line. Kennedy warns of dimmed chances for a final agreement as talks linger over foreign aid funding and adjournment timing.
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House
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Kennedy
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vi
Congress
Appropriations
Senate House
D-Mass
Two Boys Sought in Slaying of Stepdad in Ohio
Authorities search for two boys suspected of killing Clifford Riley 67 in Haverhill Scioto County. Riley was shot in the chest in a field near his home. Deputies from Scioto and Lawrence counties named William Franklin Jenkins 13 and James Ray Jenkins 8 as step-sons believed hiding in the county hills.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Clifford Riley
Haverhill
Scioto County
Scioto
Lawrence
William Franklin Jenkins
James Ray Jenkins
Crooksville lineman dies in high voltage accident
George Brannon a 30 year old Crooksville father of four was killed near New Lexington when he touched a 12 000 volt line he was repairing He worked for the Ohio Power Co and headed the Perry County Firefighters Association his death occurred Monday in Perry County Ohio
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Ohio
George Brannon
Crooksville
Here
Ohio Power Co
Perry County Firefighters Association
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