Nelsonville Eyes New Garment Industry Move
Governor Dick Hubbard reported that a women’s garment firm showed strong interest in Nelsonville. Interviews were held with about 120 applicants and meetings occurred with Brooks Shoe Co of Nelsonville and Goodyear in Logan to discuss joint development and use of the Veterans Memorial Building. If the board approves, a weekly update would follow from the firm’s headquarters.
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Nelsonville
Veterans Memorial
Brooks
Hubbard
Board of Trade
Hocking
Goodyear
Logan
Garment Company
Judge Meyer Seeks Fourth Term In 1964 Election
Hocking Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer 61 of Logan announces his bid for a fourth term in 1964. He earned his law degree in 1932 from Columbus College of Law and a BS from Capital University. Meyer has 17 years as judge, six as prosecuting attorney, and four as Logan city solicitor. He coached at Logan High School and taught science. He and wife Mild a have two sons.
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Hocking Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Logan
Meyer
Columbus College of Law
Franklin University
Capital University
Logan City
Judge Meyer
Logan High School
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Goldwater Presses Bid for White House and Senate
In Phoenix Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater declares he will pursue the Republican presidential nomination to offer a clear ideological choice. He will continue the bid through the GOP convention next July while also running for re election to the Senate.
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Phoeniz, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
White House
Goldwater
Denison Kitchel
Senate
San Francisco
Johnson
Kitchel
Washington
New Action Hinted To Cut Idle List
President Johnson's drive for new solutions to unemployment yields a hint of action. Secretary Wirtz suggested studying time and a half overtime pay to spur hiring, potentially creating about 919,000 full time jobs. Budget talks plan less than $100 billion, with moon program preserved and human needs funded.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
LBJ
Wirtz
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Space Agency
Austin
Najeeb E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Rockefeller Pursues Votes in New Hampshire Primary
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Sen. Barry Goldwater campaigned in Portsmouth as Rockefeller began a handshaking tour for the first in the nation primary. He urged debate on the issues and called for federal tax cuts, anti discrimination measures, and stronger education to boost the economy.
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Concord
N.H
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Portsmouth
Goldwater
Arizona
Weather Outlook Delivers Mild Start With Cold Night Forecast
An early January spell of mild dry weather spread across much of the nation. Northern Florida saw chillier spots while the Hocking Valley faces continued cold tonight and Sunday. Friday high reached 54 with a 30 degree low. 11 am reading 38 as 30 40s dominated, with hotter readings in southern Florida. Snow flurries hit northern Maine and Lake Superior region, teens in western mountains. Cross City Florida 29, Miami 66.
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Florida
Hocking Valley
Maine
Lake Superior District
Cross City
Fla
Miami
Test Plane Crashes into Xenia High Yard
An Air Force RB57D crash near Beavercreek High School in Xenia shocked more than 2,000 students and staff. The pilot, Capt. Gerald E. Lyvere, landed safely after both wings failed near Wright Patterson AFB. Windows shattered and students were knocked from their seats. no injuries reported.
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Xenia
Ohio
Norman Ashworth
Beavercreek High School
Roger Sweet
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Gerald E. Ly- Vere
County Appropriations Set At 1964 Operations Total
Hocking County commissioners approve 899532 for 1964. General fund covers 340000 plus allocations for courts, sheriff, auditor and more. Motor vehicle and gas tax fund includes road work, bridge repairs and maintenance expenses.
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Hocking County
Wheat sale to Soviet Union prompts subsidy questions
Washington reports that 37 million bushels of U.S. wheat sold to the Soviet Union may involve around 26 million dollars in government subsidies. The deal, disclosed by USDA and Continental Grain Co., could raise questions whether the subsidies include freight costs. Subsidies vary by wheat class and port, with durum receiving about 72.5 cents a bushel and the rest 51 to 65 cents.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Sam
Ameri
Agriculture Department
Continental Grain Co
New York
John F. Kennedy
Department
Death Claims Carlos Wolfe At Age Of 77
Carlos I Wolfe 77 of 535 N Walnut St died at home last night. A Perry County native, he was a retired mail carrier of 20 years, a farmer, and former trustee of Monday Two. He is survived by wife Laura, three sisters Grace Gabriel Elizabeth Summel and Rose Starr. Funeral services Monday at Ebenezer Church near Maxville officiated by Rev Edna Hughes, burial Ebenezer Cemetery.
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Carlos I. Wolfe
Walnut St
Perry County
Noah
Margaret Crooks Wolfe
Monday Two
Carl Clyde
Laura
Grace Gabriel
Elizabeth Summel
Maxville
Rose Starr
Greendale
Roberts Funeral Home
Ebenezer Church
Edna Hughes
Ebenezer Cemetery
Harden Buys Helber's Share In Supermarket
Woody Harden announced he has purchased Don Helber's interests in the Harden Helber Supermarket at 1266 W. Hunter St. Harden will manage the meat department and has hired Joe Wilkinson to run the grocery department. Helber has no definite plans. the store opened five years ago at the former Risch Lumber site.
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Woody Harden
Don Helber
Harden & Helber
W. Hunter St
Harden
Joe Wilkinson
Logan Rt. 4
Wilkinson
A&p
Streitman Biscuit Co
Helber
Risch Lumber & Equipment Co
Ohio GOP Chiefs Label Rhodes As Favorite Son
Ohio GOP Chairman Ray C Bliss announced Governor James A Rhodes as the party favorite son for the presidential bid to shield Ohio from national delegate battles at the May 5 primary. Rhodes was chosen unanimously by the State Republican Committee, with Lt. Gov. John W Brown as second choice. Bliss denied any intention to block Goldwater or other contenders and noted delegates-at-large will be chosen along with statewide delegate elections.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Rhodes
State
Republican Committee
John W. Brown
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
State Committee
Neil House
John W. Bricker
Columbus
U. S
Akron
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
Roger Cloud
Bellefontaine
House
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Senate
Pope Paul VI Opens Holy Land Pilgrimage in Hope for World Peace
Pope Paul VI began a three day Holy Land pilgrimage in Amman with a plea for universal peace and brotherhood. He met King Hussein and toured sacred sites in Jerusalem Bethlehem and Bethany before returning to Rome. The journey will cover about 3500 miles and mark historic meetings with Orthodox leaders.
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Jerusalem
Paul VI
Holy Land
Hussein
Jordan
Jesus
Old City
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Garden
Bethsemane
Israel
No Man’s Land
Palestine
Bethlehem
Rome
Amman
Vatican City
Vatican
Emir Abdullah Bridge
Jordan River
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Miller Chapel Grange
Milda
Henry
Heine
Fred
Fritz
Pope
Bureau of Inspection
Common Pleas Court
Carlos Wolfe
Ohio Gop Chiefs
Florence G. Morris
Toledo
Roger Tracy
John Herbert
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
H. Richard P. Niehoff
George W. Cornell
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