Logan High Grads Begin College Year Across Ohio
Logan High School graduates head to Ohio University Ohio State University and Lancaster Branch College for first year study. Eleven OU freshmen include Charles Blosser majoring in business admin and Bea in speech therapy with others pursuing journalism pre med nursing physical education and engineering. Six OSU entrants study chemistry engineering and pharmacy with placements at regional departments and internships. Orientation runs September 10 at OU and September 21 at OSU with campus housing and pre college testing completed prior to classes.
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Hocking County
Logan High School
Ohio University
Logan
Charles Blosser
Ben Kitchen
Charles
Clarence Blosser
Midland Pt
Bea
Darley Kitchen
N. Mulberry St
Margrette Greenman
B. G. Greenman
N. Market St
Arts and Science
Margrette
Scott Quad
John
Eddie) Hockman
Clyde Hockman
E. Hunter St
Duane Swartz
Willis Oblinger
Third St
Commerce College
Bush Hall
Eddie
Hocking Valley Feed Co
Duane
City
Ohio University Center
Arthur
Butch) Kuhn
Luther Kuhn
Butch
LHS
Logan Clay Products Co
Jon Webb
Lawrence Webb
Walhending Ave
Jon
The
College of Fine Arts
George Stump
Merl Stump
E. Main St
John Nelson
Kermit Nelson
North St
College of Education
Ohio University Lancaster Branch College
Sharon Frey
James Frey
Darla Coakley
Floyd Coakley
Logan Rt. 3
Walter Wilk
Columbus
Robert Lutz
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Darla
Sharon
Lancaster
Athens
Ohio State University
College of Arts and Sciences
John Fox
Church St
David Stoltz
Myron Stoltz
W. Front St
David
Stoltz Drug Store
Risch Drug Store
General Electric Co
Marjorie Rheinscheld
Ralph Rheinscheld
OSU
Patterson Hall
Marjorie
John Hammon
Logan Rt. 2
State Highway Dept
Ohio Chamber Urges Pay As You Go Policy to Labor Party
Herschel Atkinson of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce told the Democratic platform committee to continue a pay as you go approach to state government costs. He warned that rising business costs threaten Ohio's progress in the next legislature. AFL-CIO urged expansion of unemployment benefits to 39 weeks, higher wage standards, enhanced workers compensation, a $1.25 minimum wage, more school aid, and opposition to tax increases.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Democratic Party Platform Committee
Herschel C. Atkinson
Ohio Chamber
C. of C
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Atkinson
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Elmer F. Cope
Abor Group
Ohio Seeks Data On Federal Care Plan Details
Ohio Welfare Director Mrs. Robert N. Gorman said the state awaits detailed federal medical care plan information before estimating its impact. She has asked Senators Lausche and Young to forward Congressional materials and expects a digest from the American Public Welfare Association. The plan aims to assist 12.4 million Americans, with state uptake varying. Ohio may benefit less due to its advanced aged care program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert N. Gorman
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Eisenhower
Congress
American Public Welfare Association
Shark Attack Fatalities and Amputations Reported
Two shark incidents are detailed. John Brodeur, 24, had his right leg amputated after a shark bite during surgery at Fitkin Memorial Hospital in Neptune New Jersey. Richard Chung, 25, survived a shark bite near Ocean City with a leg injury but would not lose the limb according to doctors at Shore Memorial Hospital Somers Point.
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Ocean City
N.J
Richard Chung
Shore Memorial Hospital
Somers Point
Chung
Texas Governor Declines to Block School Integration
Texas Governor Price Daniel says the state cannot stop racial mixing in Houston and other cities, citing Supreme Court rulings. The Houston School Board, facing a federal court order to integrate next week, had sought state interposition but was denied.
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Price Daniel
Texas
Houston
Daniel
U.S. Supreme Court
New Orleans
Louisiana
Jimmie Davis
Orleans Parish
U.S. Dist
J. Skelly Wright
Davis
Darlington
S.C
Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville
Dunn
St Louis
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Dollarway
Ark
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Joe Reynolds
Truck Driver To Face 2 Charges After Crash
Nelsonville beer truck driver Robert F. Bullock 36 faced drunken driving and leaving the scene charges after his truck struck a parked car on W Hunter Street. He was arrested at Green Gables tavern and to appear before Mayor Francis Myers. Two drivers were cited in a separate Front and Spring collision, Lightfoot fined for signaling failure and Thomas for passing at an intersection. Other mayor court actions included fines for reckless driving and failure to yield the right of way.
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Nelsonville
W. Hunter St
Robert F. Bullock
Coker Distributing Co
Green Gables
Logan
Theodore Yates
Bullock
Francis Myers
Spring
Donald Lightfoot
Second St
Larry L. Thomas
Grove City
Lightfoot
Thomas
Myers
Ray Mahley
Logan Rt. 2
E. Hunter St
Carl C. Stump
Lancaster
Americans Sweep Olympic Shot Put Medals In Rome
Hulking Bill Nieder added to the U S lead by winning the Olympic shot put title as Americans captured all three medals. Nieder hit 64 feet 6 5 inches to best Parry O Brien s record 62 8 1 2 inches Dallas Long took third with 62 feet 4 inches.
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Rome
Bill Nieder
U.S
Parry O’brien
Melbourne
Nieder
Kansas
O'Brien
Dallas Long
Phoenix
Melvin Miller to Be Guest of Marines In West Coast Prank
Melvin Miller a 40 year old Peoria tractor factory foreman is the target of a long running practical joke started in Laguna Beach California. Marines led by Capt Joe Geston lure him to California with a key to Peoria and a miniature tractor for Laguna Beach's mayor. Miller will attend civic dinners race track stakes named for him a Los Angeles television show bullfights in Tijuana and a Dodgers game first pitch at the Coliseum.
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Peoria, Ill
Melvin Miller
Miller
Sandpiper Bar
Laguna Beach
Calif
Joe Geston
Sandpiper
Buddy Sug
Peoria
Los Angeles International Airport
Miss Mansfield
Los Angeles
Tijuana
Mexico
Mel
el Toro Marine Air Station
Los Angeles Coliseum
San Francisco
13 year old boy held in slaying of stepfather
William Franklin Jenkins, 13, fled with his younger brother after a scolding and was captured in Scioto County near Haverhill while under investigation for the killing of 67 year old Clifford Riley. Deputies described the capture as nonfatal and found the rifle in his possession.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
William Franklin Jenkins
Scioto County
Sheriff's Deputies
Clifford Riley
Haverhill
Here
William
Riley
Chloe Wiltshire
Wiltshire
Jenkins
Wreckage Found After Plane Crashes Near Pa Ridge
Wrecked Cessna 180 in Somerset County leads to discovery of four Oklahoma City family members Henry Griffing 59 his wife Josephine 54 Linda 20 and Philip 24 in a burned cabin. Plane left Teterboro August 16. search long. Reward offered by Video Independent Theatres Inc.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Teterboro
Oklahoma City
Henry Griffing
Josephine
Linda
Philip
Ndge
Buckstown Lumber Company
Somerset County
Civil Air Patrol
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Ham
Griffing
Video Independent Theatres, Inc
Weather Outlook for Ohio Turns Humid and Warm
Official Weather Bureau summary notes thundershowers moved to eastern Ohio Tuesday night with widespread fog in the eastern half at dawn. Temperatures cooled about 10 degrees in the north, highs near 91, lows around 67, and continued warm, humid conditions with scattered showers in Logan and nearby counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Maine
Florida
Mercury
Logan
Laurelville
Haydenville
Nelsonville
Summer Storm Surges Across New York Area
A sudden summer storm drenched the New York metropolitan area turning the evening rush into a nightlong nightmare. Thunder and lightning sparked brief violent downpours from Connecticut to New Jersey flooding subways and expressways and stranding about 100000 commuters.
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New York
New York Metropolitan Area
Connecticut
New Jersey
East River
Long Island
African States Jolt Congo Chief
The conference of independent African states urged frank cooperation between the United Nations and the Congo Lumumba faced censure for his anti UN stance as 13 states expressed regrets over Congo UN tensions. Katanga demanded UN base Kamina control while Lumumba moves troops toward Kasai and Lumumba seeks reform of Orientale province and rural communes.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Conference of Independent African States
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Congo
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Luomumba
Kasai
Katanga
Kamina
Kitona
Congo River
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Oriental
Fidel Castro accuses U.S. agents over Roa shooting plot
Havana Prime Minister Fidel Castro charged U S agents with plotting to shoot down Foreign Minister Raul Roa returning from the San Jose conference. The claim came amid a day of speeches following Western Hemisphere ministers’ condemnation of Soviet and Chinese influence in Latin America via Cuba.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Raul Roa
San Jose
Castro
Latin America
Cuba
UN investigator arrives as Jordan king links UAR to premier’s assassination
UN representative Pier Spinelli arrived in Amman to consult with King Hussein who accuses Cairo linked elements in Syria of involvement in the bomb plot that killed Premier Hazza Majali and 11 others while injuring 31. Two Jordan Press Bureau workers fled to Syria after planting bombs. Unexploded devices were found in the damaged offices. Hussein seeks extradition of two suspects from the UAR.
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Amman
Jordan
Pier Spinelli
Lussein
United Arab Republic
Hazza Majali Spinelli
Middle East
Dag Hammarskjold
Geneva
Hussein
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.A.R
Cairo
Majali
Syria
Jordan Press Bureau
al Jihad
ULAR
Logan Trade Club Buys Armory Site
The Logan Trade Club completed purchase of an eight acre National Guard armory site on Rt. 23S from Harold Saxton for 8300 dollars. Deed to be recorded today and then deeded to Ohio later this week. Rep Rolland Bright received a letter from Brig Gen Oliver Gibson urging definite action on released funds to start building the armory this year. Congress has approved funds.
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National Guard
Rt. 23S
Logan Trade Club
Trade Club
Harold Saxton
State of
Ohio
Rolland Bright
Oliver H. Gibson
Congress
Population Boom Ignites UN Update
The United Nations notes global population rising by 48 million annually to about 2.9 billion. China remains the most populous nation with an estimated 669 million people.
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New York
United Nations
China
Twining to retire as Joint Chiefs chairman Sept 30
Washington AP reports General Nathan F. Twining will retire from his post as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff effective September 30. He will be succeeded by an unnamed replacement after planning his departure.
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Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
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