Bloodmobile collects 129 pints in Hocking County
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at Logan Presbyterian Church yielded 129 pints, the county’s best since August 1959, from 158 donors with 31 rejections. Mrs. Grant Byrnes announced future drives on May 1, August 10, and November 9, noting strong turnout despite weather and holidays.
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Red Cross
Logan Presbyterian Church
Grant Byrnes
Hocking County
American Red Cross
Byrnes
Raymond Montgomery
Charles D. Wilson
Richard Frye
Clinton Farmer
Jame Eckert
Carl Theil
Elisha Cousar
Glen Diller
Curtis Chaney
Wallace Cline
Ross Poley
Eddie Brown
Eugene Scott
Desmond Ash
Robert Fifield
Michael Murphy
Robert Foreman
Frederick Bethe
William Barnhill
Berman Schultz
Dean Gompf
Charles Peppers
Carl Altier
Donald Lee
Ernest Hamilton
Ralph Fickel
Sammy Bolin
Leroy Mowery
Carl Fouch
Leroy Lindsey
Gerald Linscott
Robert Wildermuth
Edward Sette
Kenneth Simpson
Thomas Helber
James L. Woods
Ralph Britton
Tommy McMannis
Kermit Stevenson
Joseph Cooper
Carl Markwood
Leland Conner
Loren Inbeden
Orval Wilson
Carl Williams
William Adams
Chester Hicks
Kennedy Pushes Bipartisan Backing For Trade And Aid
President Kennedy plans early talks with Republican and Democratic leaders to build bipartisan support for a broad tariff negotiations authority with the European Common Market. He seeks backing on foreign aid and a Social Security funded elderly medical program, while facing anticipated resistance from Senate figures on trade policy and farm exports.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
India
Congo
House
Charlies A. Halleck
Indiana
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Senate
U S Ambassador Seeks Laos Accord
U S Ambassador Winthrop Brown met King Savang Vathana in Vientiane to urge Prime Minister Prince Boun Oum toward a coalition among Laos factions. A stormy New Year’s Day session with Vice Premier Phoumi Nosavan ended with Phoumi rejecting American calls to share defense and interior posts with the right wing.
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Vientiane
Laos
Winthrop Brown
Savang Vathana
Brown
Boun Oum
Phoumi Nosavan
McCloy Arrives in Berlin for One Day Visit Amid Deadlock
John J. Mc Cloy former U S higher commissioner in Germany arrives unheralded in Berlin for a one day trip during a stalemate between Soviet and American commanders in the divided city.
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Berlin
John J. McCloy
U.S
Germany
Indonesia Rejects Dutch Talks Over West Irian
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio rejected the latest Dutch bid to negotiate over West New Guinea unless the area was first transferred to Indonesia. He warned of invasion if terms were refused, while Dutch Foreign Minister Luns urged restraint and hoped for a genuine dialogue.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Subandrio
West New Guinea
West Irian
Jan de
Quay
de Quay
Netherlands
Hague
Joseph Luns
Portugal May Leave The U N
Lisbon Portugal premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar said Portugal will surely be among the first to leave the United Nations and withdraw collaboration not in its direct interest He criticized the UN United States and Britain for not aiding Portugal after India’s invasion of Goa Daman and Diu The speech followed an attempted New Year revolt led by the Communist party and traced unrest to a planned action by the party amid Portugal’s political tensions
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Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
United Nations Organization
National Assembly
United Nations
United States
Britain
India
Goa
Damao
Diu
U.N
Salazar
Azores
Army
Communist Party
Beja
Castro Warns of Invasion as Cuban Military Glories in Parade
Fidel Castro boasts of modern Soviet bloc weapons and Cuba’s air force as he parades three MIG19 jets and 18 MIG15s in Havana marking three years since Batista’s fall. He vows to fight invaders with a fierce, unimagined resolve, denounces Latin American critics, and calls for Latin mobilization.
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George Arfeld
Havana
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Batista
Cuba
Kennedy orders two new Army divisions activated
President Kennedy ordered immediate formation of two new Army divisions increasing active strength to 16. The 1st Armored will be activated at Fort Hood Texas and the 5th Mechanized Infantry organized at Fort Carson Colorado. Soviet minister Gromyko did not offer new Berlin position in talks with Thompson.
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Sth Mechanized Infantry
Ft. Carson
Colo
Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
Berlin
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Thompson
Gromyko
Kennedy says big-time crime operators hit hardest in first year
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy cites major gains against organized crime and civil rights work in 1961. He notes new anti racketeering laws, an internal intelligence unit, and bills targeting interstate gambling and crime related transport. He highlights busts of Nola News and Athletic Publications.
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Louis G. Panos
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Justice Department
Department
Ken
Nedy
Nola News
New Orleans
Athletic Publications
Minneapolis
Ohio Supreme Court Breaks Freeze On Industrial Schools
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled the state must admit minor wards after juvenile court hearings. Judge Benjamin S. Schwartz won a writ directing the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction to accept a 16 year old Cincinnati youth, despite an administration quota that aimed to relieve crowding at Lancaster and Delaware facilities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Benjamin S. Schwartz
Hamilton County
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Cincinnati
Robert A. Haines
Michael V. DiSalle
Lancaster
Harold Sommers Heads Logan City School Board
Harold Sommers, official with William Wallace Co. metal plant in Logan, was elected president of the Logan school board at an organizational meeting. Dr. Frederick Blume was elected vice president. sworn in were Robert Bryan and Robert Orndoff. Blume reelected, also took oath. George Blosser reappointed clerk-treasurer. Bryan named the board's representative to the school athletic board. Meetings set for 8 p.m. on the third Monday each month.
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Harold Sommers
William Wallace Co
Metalbestos
Logan
George C. Shaw
Frederick Blume
Robert Bryan
Robert Orndoff
Blume
George Blosser
Fourth Republican Enters Race For Lausche's Post
Summit County prosecutor John S. Ballard, 38, Akron, joins Ohio GOP Senate primary race. He competes with John Marshall Briley, Charles Fry, and Ross Pepple as Lausche seeks re election after serving five terms as governor. Ballard previously won a second term as prosecutor in 1960.
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Columbus
Ohio
John S. Ballard
Summit
U.S
Ballard
Akron
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
Charles Fry
Springfield
Ross Pepple
Lima
Frank J. Lausche
Kennedy Visit Awaited in Columbus for DiSalle Birthday Dinner
President Kennedy will spend about four hours in Columbus on Saturday for Governor DiSalle's 54th birthday dinner arriving by jet between 5:30 and 6 p.m. He will speak at a $100-a-plate dinner at the Buckeye Building around 8:30 p.m. A crowd of 2,000 to 3,000 is expected, with remarks telecast after the Ohio State Northwestern game.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy
Michael V. DiSalle
Mildred Cunningham
Palm Beach
Governor's
Buckeye
Ohio State Fairgrounds
William L. Coleman
DiSalle
Miss Cunningham
Ohio State-Northwestern
WLWT
Cincinnati
WLWC
Dayton
Britain to Reject Guatemala Claim to British Honduras
London reports Britain will again formally reject Guatemala's claim to British Honduras while offering to discuss a solution. Guatemala's president Ydigoras Fuentes threatened to sever diplomatic ties and expel British nationals unless recognized. London says a negotiation offer made two months ago remains unaccepted by Guatemala.
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Britain
Guatemala
Honduras
London
British Honduras
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Foreign Office
Ydigoras
State Dept denies deal with Guatemala over British Honduras
The State Department rejected reports of a quid pro quo with Guatemala. Lincoln White said the US did not agree to back Guatemala in the British Honduras dispute in exchange for Guatemalan help with Cuba invasion training.
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Guatemala
Central America
Mexico
British Honduras
Washington
State Department
United States
Cuba
Lincoln White
Ed Miguel Ydigoras
Four Hurt in Rt 180 Head-On Crash Near South Perry
Four persons were seriously injured in a head-on crash on Route 180 near South Perry at 11 p m Tuesday. Edger McNichols 45 of South Perry drove into a driveway turning collision with Robert Febes 19 of Laurelville. McNichols lacerations and possible internal injuries sent to University Hospital Columbus. Alva Weaver 46 South Perry in Berger Hospital Circleville with facial lacerations and broken ribs. Febes in University Hospital with facial lacerations listed in fair condition. Storts 18 of Laurelville suffered facial lacerations and scalp wounds sent to Berger Hospital. Both Weaver and Storts in satisfactory condition. Febes auto demolished McNichols vehicle heavily damaged. Charges of crossing left of center to be filed against McNichols.
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Rt. 180
South Perry
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Edger McNichols
Robert Febes
Laurelville
McNichols
University Hospital
Columbus
Alva Weaver
Berger Hospital
Circleville
MacNichols Auto
Febes
David Storts
Weaver
Storts
Febes Auto
Hartman
MecNichols
Weather Outlook for Ohio Turns Warmer With Clear Skies
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a low pressure system north of the Great Lakes increasing winds in Ohio. Mild temperatures move in with highs around the 40s, fog possible by morning, and snow flurries confined to extreme northeast. Columbus recorded 29 degrees tonight.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Lake Erie
Columbus
Cleveland
Chesapeake
Five Day Forecast for Southern and Central Ohio
Temperatures will average near normal with highs 38 to 48 and lows 21 to 28. Cooler conditions are expected Friday or Saturday and again Monday. Precipitation will total under two tenths of an inch in light rain or snow on Friday or Saturday and again around Monday.
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Ohio
Light Snow, Rain Spread Across Regions Amid Clear Overall Weather
The Associated Press reports more light snow fell in the Midwest and New England while rain affected western sections. Overall, weather remained generally clear in other areas.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New England
U2 pilot rescued from swamp near Picayune
Air Force rescue team plucked Charles Stratton, 32, a captain and U2 pilot, from a snake infested swamp near Picayune Mississippi. He was transported by ambulance to Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi for treatment. His condition remained undetermined.
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Picayune
Miss
Air Force
Charles Stratton
Stratton
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
New Army Groups In Germany To Give U S More Mobility
The Pentagon will airlift three battle groups of the 4th Infantry Division to Germany for a NATO exercise from Jan 16 to Feb 12, creating potential independent brigades in Europe and Okinawa for Far East or other crises. About 6,000 men will join. two groups stay for training as elements of the Army Strategic Reserve, while one returns to Ft. Lewis.
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Germany
Middle East
Africa
Army High Command
West Germany
Okinawa
Far East
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
4Th Infantry
Army Strategic Reserve
Europe
Ft. Lewis
Wash
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Defense Department
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