Hocking Commissioners Approve 1963 County Budget
Hocking County commissioners approve appropriations totaling 831 275 for 1963 with drops in general fund and rises in auto gas. The plan packages include detailed allocations across courts, offices, health, and welfare plus a 495 254 84 force account for the county engineer and a four year reappointment for J Richard Farmer to the child welfare board.
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Hocking
Hocking County
Bureau of Inspections
Common Pleas Court
Board of Elections
Recorder’s
Registrar of
J. Richard Farmer
Logan
Child Welfare Board
Welfare Board
Farmer
New York Newspaper Strike Talks Recessed Indefinitely
Federal mediator William E. Simkin says negotiations between International Typographical Union Local 6 and New York publishers remain stalled after two joint meetings. publishers offer $9.20 weekly over two years. union seeks $18.45 with fringe benefits. Meanwhile Cleveland enters sixth week of its own daily paper strike with teamsters and guild talks planned.
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New York
Striking International Typographical Union
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Printers’ Union
Simkin
Walther Thayer
The
Herald Tribune
Local 6
Cleveland
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Atlanta Blockade Ruling Awaited
A judge prepared to rule on a public nuisance claim over wooden and steel barricades set up Dec 18 to separate Negro and white neighborhoods in southwest Atlanta. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. and the Aldermen backed ordinances to stop encroachment into a white area.
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Atlanta
R. E. Jones
Ivan Allen Jr
Board of Aldermen
Winland Named Perry Two Trustee in Hocking County
Trustee Winland of Laurelville Rt. 1 was appointed by Judge Vaughn Collins to complete the term of the late Russell Anderson who died last October. Winland will serve until 1965 after Perry Two trustees failed to fill the vacancy within 30 days.
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Corvin Winland
Laurelville Rt. 1
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Perry Two
Russell Anderson
Winland
De Gaulle Leaves Door Open to NATO Polaris Force Talks
In Washington President de Gaulle signals openness to exploratory talks with Kennedy on a NATO nuclear striking force armed with Polaris missiles. Nassau plan spurs U S French British discussions while France maintains a national force. key issues include submarines and warheads.
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Washington
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
de Gaulle
Palm Beach
Fla
Dean Rusk
Thomas K. Finletter
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pierre Salinger
White House
U.S
Nassau
Harold Macmillan
United States
Britain
Macmillan
NATO Council
Paris
First Lady and Mrs Guinness Top Best-Dressed List
The annual poll places Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Guinness at the top tied for best dressed with a dozen names including Princess Lee Radziwill and Mrs David Bruce. New entrants are Mrs Frederick Eberstadt and Baroness Thyssen Bornemisza. Queen Sirikit not listed this year.
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New York
Loel Guinness
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Guinness
Lee Radziwill
David Bruce
U.S
Great Britain
Mme
Herve Alphand
United States
Walther Mariera-Salles
Brazil
Paris
Charles Wrightsman
Palm Beach
John Barry Ryan III
Gianni Agnelli
Turin
Italy
Frederick Eberstadt
Ogden Nash
Thyssen-Bornemisza
London
Switzer
Fashion Hall of Fame
Mrs. Kennedy
Gloria Rubio
Loel Guinnes
Kennedy Plans 14.4 Percent Pay Boost for Servicemen
The administration seeks a 14.4 percent average pay increase for active duty and reserve personnel, costing about 1.75 billion dollars annually and affecting roughly four million people. President Kennedy approved the plan, and it will be sent to Congress this month. McNamara says the rise is justified and replaces prior pay structures with remote duty pay and a new variable career incentive. Senate and House Armed Services leaders offered cautious early reactions, and the total may rise to 2 to 2.25 billion as retirement costs grow.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Canitol Hill
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
House
Carl Vinson
Vinson
Defense Department
Ohio weather outlook with cloudy skies and light snow
Official Weather Bureau summary reports Ohio mostly cloudy Thursday night with a few snow flurries in the far east. A weak front moving eastward keeps skies cloudy and light snow possible across the state.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Weather warms with a 37 degree high and 27 low
Temperatures climbed to 37 on Thursday with a mild overnight low of 27. By 10 a.m. today the mercury stood at 34 as clouds increase and temperatures hold steady. A chance of rain or snow is forecast for Saturday.
Northeast Flurries and Varied Weekend Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for flurries in the northeast with light freezing drizzle in northern and central counties this morning. A cold front ends precipitation tonight, then high pressure. Saturday sees low pressure approaching Ohio bringing snow in the north and rain in the south with mixed conditions in the center. London experiences a thaw that raises flood risk as melting snow and fog blanket Surrey, Kent, and Sussex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
London
England
Surrey
Kent
Sussex
Tshombe Pursues Talks as Congo Conflict Intensifies
Katangan leader Moise Tshombe bids for negotiations while UN forces press toward Kolwezi amid dwindling Katanga troops. He vows to fight if Kolwezi falls, as Jadotville falls without a fight and UN control expands over Katanga’s ore facilities.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
Tshombe
Adrian Porter
Associated Press
U.N
Jadotville
Katanga
Elisabethville
Thant
Congo
Union Miniere
Joseph Derricks
Britain Cuts Bank Rate to 4 Percent
London reports the Bank of England reduced its official lending rate by 0.5 percentage points to 4 percent. This sixth cut since 1961 follows Chancellor Reginald Maudling’s policy moves to inject more money into the economy, with BoE rates guiding other banks and the sterling bloc.
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London
Britain
Bank of England
Reginald Maudling
Sterling
Doris Day Tops Liz Taylor as Box Office Queen
Doris Day was named the nation’s top box office draw in the annual Motion Picture Herald poll of theater owners, overtaking Elizabeth Taylor who had previously held high status. Day’s popularity among audiences was noted across Hollywood and major markets.
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Hollywood
Doris Day
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Day
Motion Picture Herald
Red Chinese Fear Khrush-U.S. Deal
The article reports that Beijing suspects Khrushchev may seek a long term Western détente. It says China aims to build up nuclear superiority and mobilize mass support against nuclear war while denouncing any risk of cataclysm. It also notes China’s view that the USSR and US could force world revolution through nuclear leverage.
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Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Red Chinese
Peking
Khrushchev
Peking People’s Daily
Communist Party
Red
Palmiro Togliatti
Cuba
Uss.r
China
Hoopingarner Named As Tracy Ride
Arthur A. Hoopingarner, a long time newspaperman and publisher, is named assistant state auditor in Gov elect Rhodes administration. He will head personnel operations and has a background as publisher of the Dover Daily Reporter and Circleville Daily Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Arthur A. Hoopingarner
James A. Rhodes
Hoopingarner
Roger W. Tracy
Tuscarawas County
Dover
Dover Daily Reporter
Circleville Daily Herald
Circleville Daily
Cleveland Press
State Highway Department
John W. Bricker
Masheter Names Deputy Director of Operations
Pearl E Masheter highway director designate announces Edward K Core 54 year old Logan County engineer as deputy director of operations in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Pearl E. Masheter
Edward K. Core
Logan County
Blume Elected President Of Logan School Board
Dr. Frederick Blume was elected president of the Logan city school board at the reorganizational meeting held in the Central school cafeteria. Harold Sommers was succeeded as president, Robert Orndoff named vice president, and Robert Bryan reappointed to the LHS athletic board. Regular meetings set for 8 p.m. on the third Monday. next session January 21 to consider 1963 appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Blume
Logan City
Harold Sommers
Robert Orndoff
Robert Bryan
LHS
Train Truck Collision Kills West Virginians
A train truck collision at a railroad crossing six miles east of Chillicothe Ohio killed two West Virginia men in the truck. Driver Charles Bailey 42 and John Boggess 22 both of Sissionville W Va died in the crash. The Baltimore and Ohio freight train bound from Portsmouth to Chillicothe was not derailed and no train crew were injured.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Here
West Virginia
Charles Bailey
John Boggess
Sissionville
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Siberian Christians Return From Moscow Embassy Rescue
Thirty two Evangelical Christians from Chernogorsk who sought asylum at the American Embassy return to Siberia by train. Soviet officials say they will get no return to their old jobs. The U S embassy says the Soviet Foreign Ministry promised fair treatment, while the State Department notes missions abroad cannot grant asylum.
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Moscow
Siberia
U.S
Soviet Union
Chernogorsk
Washington
U.S. State Department
United States
Texas Colonel Leads Unarmed Patrol to Trap Viet Cong
Col. John Paul Vann of El Paso organized sixty American soldiers and Vietnamese troops into a mobile patrol that trapped a fleeing Viet Cong unit near Tan Hiep in the Mekong Delta. The force fired no shots, captured 17 prisoners, and then returned to advisory duties as heavy fighting occurred nearby.
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Tan Hiep
South Viet Nam
Texas
Mekong River
John Paul Vann
el Paso
Vann
Ap Bao
LW A.m
Here
Saigon
Viet Nam
Pleiku
Washington
U. S
White House
Kennedy sisters to visit India medical centers and orphanages
US ambassador Galbraith says President Kennedy's three sisters will travel to South India next month. The planned tour includes visits to medical institutions and orphanages.
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Madras
India
John Kenneth Galbraith
Kennedy
South India
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Tistics
Mediator
Lizes
Khrush
William L. Ryan
Ussr
Tracy Ride
Blume
Logan Board of Education
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