Hocking Action Committee Named For Poverty War
A local Community Action Committee to direct Hocking County anti poverty efforts was formed by the Resource Development Council during a Logan High School meeting. About 40 representatives from government and civic groups agreed to participate in the federal Economic Opportunity Act program and pursue early EOA funding for a fulltime coordinator and county projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Resource Development Council
Logan High School
Hocking
Appalachia
Dwight Diller
Logan
Otto Shaw
County Board of Commissioners
Jack Moorehead
Bill Miller
Logan Trade Club
EOA
Ohio House Committee Chiefs Named
Ohio House assigns committees for the 106th General Assembly with new chairs in education government operations highways industry and labor interstate cooperation and taxation. Senate finance chair William H. Deddens retained. A 16 member General Assembly committee will travel to Washington for Johnson’s inauguration.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
106Th
General Assembly
Roger W. Cloud
R-Logan
Senate
House
Cloud
Oral Assembly
Thomas L. Thomas
D-Summit
Francis F. Reno
D-Lucas
Ralph E. Fisher
Wayne
Key House Finance Committee
Edmund G. James
R-Noble
B. A. Broughton
R - Geauga
Chalmers P. Wylie
R-Franklin
William C
Senate Finance Committee
Deddens
Senate Republicans
Washington
Johnson
Oakley C. Collins
R-Lawrence
Robert Ocasek
Anthony 0. Calabrese
D-Cuyhoga
Edmund A. Sargus
D-Belmont
Francis D. Sullivan
D-Cuyahoga
Frank W. King
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
Tennyson Guyer
R-Hancock
Douglas Applegate
D-Jefferson
Mary E. McGowan
Marigene Valiquette
Anne M. Donnelly
D - Cuyahoga
Sam Landes
R-Madison
Barry Levey
R - Butler
Robert E. Jolmes
Mrs Oswald Enrolls As Coed At Michigan English Institute
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, begins an eight week course at the University of Michigan English Language Institute. She says she will return to Dallas after the program and is under contract to write a book about her life. The visit is sponsored by Ann Arbor's First Presbyterian Church.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Lee Harvey Oswald
Nursing Home Aged Aid Raised to 180 Dollars Monthly
Governor Rhodes announced a July 1 increase for aged aid in nursing homes from 170 to 180 dollars per month. About 13 000 recipients will gain while the plan relies on a balanced budget with no tax rise. The boost costs an estimated 3 million over two years and uses 54 dollars in federal matching funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Richard Krabach
Ohio Revenue and Expenditure Rise in 1964-65 Half Year
State Auditor Chester W. Goble announced that Ohio total revenues for the first half of the 1964-65 fiscal year reached 961,267,247 dollars, up 26,075,715 from a year earlier. Expenditures for the six months totaled 948,655,315 dollars, an increase of 22,947,955 from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Comptroller Seeks Bank Condition Reports for Year End
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks as of December 31, 1964. Ohio state banks received a similar call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Ohio
Senators back current Vietnam policy with caveats
Wary senators largely support the present U S policy in South Vietnam but seek stronger military effectiveness and negotiations from a position of strength. Some urge immediate talks toward neutralization under UN oversight or an international commission while avoiding a broader war or withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Viet Nam
U.S
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Frank Church
D-Idaho
United Nations
Special International Commission
Senate
Associated Press
Viet Nam
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
United States
Democrats Strengthen House Committee Control
In Washington Democrats expand their sway over House committees, increasing the Ways and Means to 17 Democrats and 8 Republicans and boosting health care push for the aged related to Social Security. The Appropriations panel shifts to 34-16 in favor of Democrats, while the Rules Committee remains 15 Democrats and 10 Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
House
Rules Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Appropriations Committee
Clyde Underwood Names Four Courthouse Staff Members
Clyde O Underwood the new Hocking County engineer announced two new hires and retained two staffers for the Courthouse office Mrs Herschel Bensonhaver of Logan Route 1 becomes payroll clerk a former Farmers and Merchants Bank loan clerk She graduated from Logan High School and attended Ohio University John E Eberst 230 W Hunter Sr remains records clerk working Thursdays and maps He is primarily responsible for maps and Mrs Mary Embree of Logan Route 1 is chief clerk.
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al Giles
EOA
Washington
OEA
Logan City
Supt. Diller
Velva Brashares
Business & Professional Women's Club
Howard Blum
Otto Shaw
John Ayers
Democrat
Don Russell
City Planning Commission
Homer Schein
Logan
Ohio Employment Service
Ralph Poston
Farm Bureau
Clarence Matheny
Haydenville
County Health Board
Fred Blume
School Board and Recreation Commission
Harry Westfall
LHS
Roy Kelch
E. M. Rutgers
Ralph Griffin
Logan Council
J. Russell Young
Ohio Power Co
Carl C. Harsh
Wallace Gillogly
Soil Conservation Service
Eleanore Horwell
Child Welfare Department
Carl E. Blosser
Aid For the
Margaret T. Webb
Frederick W. Good
Starr-Washington
James D. Wells
Hocking Conservancy District
Leonard Myers
New Farm Bureau
Ralph Moorehead
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Richard Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
John Spencer
Laurelville
Robert Bowers
Thomas D. Rose
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Edward Ullman
West
Gene Morgan
City Recreation Commission
Vance D. Griffith
State Parks Division
Earl E. Parkins
Starr-Washington High School
Albert Seabright
Wayne Snyder
Clyde O. Underwood
Hocking County
Herschel
Linda) Bensonhaver
Logan Rt. 1
Farmers & Merchants
Logan High School
Ohio University
John E. Eberst
W. Hunter Sr
Mary Embree
Souders No. 2 Well Produces Oil on Dan Souders Lease
Holl Bros. drilled a second producing oil well on the Dan Souders lease north of Logan along Rt. 664. The well was pumped for the first time Tuesday and tests indicate an output exceeding 50 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holl Bros
Dan Souders
Logan
Local Talent Sought For Hocking Variety Show
Local volunteers are urged to report Thursday at 8 p m to East grade school for tryouts for the Hocking Variety Show to benefit the new county hospital. Directors Bob and Pat Shannon will provide costumes and scenery with rehearsals Sundays.
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East
Hocking
Hocking Valley Hospital
New County Hospital
Logan High School
Bob
Pat Shannon
Logan
Cleo Montgomery
David Bell
Weather Report From Hocking Valley This Morning
Sunny skies and a 45 degree high in the Hocking Valley at 11 this morning. Overnight low 27. Yesterday high 48. Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with little temperature change.
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Hocking Valley
California Faces More Flooding Threat Across Northern Coast
Northern California endures renewed floods as torrential rain and melting snow swell rivers. Army helicopters evacuated nearly 200 residents near the Eel and Mad rivers while air crews aided livestock south of Eureka. Evacuation warnings cover Blue Lake and the Eel delta as the Russian River rises toward flood stage.
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San Francisco
California
Army
Air Force
Eureka
Calif
Red Bluff
Oregon
Eer
Blue Lake
Ruth Dam
Guerneville
American Play Wins Evening Standard Best London Play
London awards announce Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf as London’s best play of 1964. The Evening Standard honors the American drama for its sharp portrayal of marriage and social roles in a modern setting.
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London
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Evening Standard
Vietnamese Seek Revenge But Can't Contact Reds
More than 800 South Vietnamese troops moved from Binh Gia into a nearby zone to seek revenge after Viet Cong success. An enemy sniper wounded a paratrooper and was captured. Eighty helicopters and 15 APCs supported the move under Lt. Gen. Throckmorton amid rumors of Viet Cong strength near Binh Gia east of Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binh Gia
South Viet Nam
John L. Throckmorton
U.S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Tran van Huong
China
Peking People’s Daily
U N Fuss Widens Split Over Indonesia Withdrawal
The Soviet Union opposed Indonesia's move to leave the United Nations while China backed Sukarno's decision. Subandrio met the Soviet and Chinese ambassadors as Pek ing backed Jakarta. U.S. and other envoys met Subandrio amid heightened tensions and speculation Sukarno might rethink the withdrawal.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Soviet Union
China
United Nations
Peking
Moscow
Nikolai A. Mikhailov
Subandrio
Kremlin
Asia
Yao Chung-ming
Sukarno
Peking Radio
Peking People’s Daily
U.S
Howard P. Jones
Pakistan
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Subandria
World Organization
United Arab Republic
Algeria
Philippines
U.N
New York
L. N. Palar
Sumarjo Sosrowardojo
Malaysia
Security Council
Sosrowardojo
Palar
Free gamma globulin shots offered in Price Hill hepatitis fight
Cincinnati health officials offer free gamma globulin injections to residents of a Price Hill section to curb further spread of infectious hepatitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Price Hill
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Hocking Action Committee
Ralph Moore
Bill Sheehan
Institute For Regional Development
Phil Lavelle
Area Redevelopment Administration
L. J
Doc) Schooler
Athens
Walter Moeller
Ohio House Committee
State Solons
Harry Armstrong
Mines and Natural Resources, Conservation and
Russia
Wari
Boggs
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dems
Souders No. 2 Well
Norman Robertson
Humboldt County Civil Defense
Nevada
Idaho
U.N. Fuss
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