Logan Trade Club elects John Saving president for 1964
John Saving was elected president of the Logan Trade Club for 1964 at a Tuesday noon board meeting at the Sportsman. He will succeed Francis Myers who becomes chairman of the board for 1964. Also new officers James Heinlein and Harry Smith were installed as vice president and secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Saving
Logan Trade Club
Sportsman
Francis
Scrappy) Myers
Saving
Saving Hardware, Inc
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Jaycees
Logan High School
James Heinlein
Harry Smith
Charles Dienst
Dannie Devol
James Stilwell
Nick Maniskas
Red Mass Invites Ohio Law Leaders to Columbus
A Red Mass gathering in Columbus invites Ohio officials and legal figures, including Gov. Rhodes and state Supreme Court justices, to seek divine aid in lawmaking and judicial affairs. Bishop Clarence Issenmann will celebrate at St. Joseph Cathedral downtown.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Supreme Court
Clarence G. _Issenmann
St. Joseph Cathedral
Ohio Plan Aimed at GOP Harmony Ahead of Election
The Republican National Committee met to discuss strategies to unite the party for November, with Ohio chairman Ray C Bliss pushing a favorite son plan for Gov James Rhodes and urging rivals to abstain to avoid a divisive primary. Wisconsin also uses a favorite son approach, while Democrats focus on Johnson’s running mate. Sargent Shriver's stock as potential VP rises as George Romney signals a possible draft.
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Washington
Republican High Command
Donnybrooks
Republican National Committee
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
James Rhodes
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New Hampshire
Bliss
Goldwater
Wisconsin
John W. Byrnes
Democratic National Committee
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
National Press Club
Mrs. Etta Frasure Dies at 71 in Columbus
Mrs. Etta Frasure 71 of West Logan died last night at Columbus University Hospital. Wife of Charles H. Frasure former Falls Township trustee. Survived by son Charles R. Frasure of West Logan. daughters Rita Chapman of West Logan and Mrs Florence Heinerman of Newark. nine grandchildren. one brother and two sisters. Roberts Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Etta Frasure
West Logan
Columbus University Hospital
Charles H. Frasure
Falls Two
Charles R. Frasure
Rita Chapman
Florence Heinerman
Newark
Roberts Funeral Home
OU Plans Dorm Rent Increase At Ohio University
Ohio University will raise dormitory rents starting this summer due to higher maintenance and supervision costs. President Vernon Rolden says the hike is 1 dollar weekly or 18 dollars per semester, with current rates from 117 to 162 dollars per semester.
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Athens, Ohio
Vernon Rolden
Ohio University
Slaying Of Millionaire Seen As Tragic Mistake
Manola Gallardo, 32, a Spanish-born immigrant, is charged with murder after a fatal stabbing of multimillionaire William A. Bartholomae in his Newport Beach home. District attorney Kenneth Williams said a mistaken belief that Bartholomae harmed her sister led to the fight in which Bartholomae was stabbed and died. Gallardo waived preliminary hearing and will be arraigned January 16. her attorney says she will plead innocent.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Manola Gallardo
William A. Bartholomae
Orange County
Kenneth Williams
District Attorney’s Office
Bartholomae
Carmen
Manola
Newport Bay
Williams
Clyde Underwood Announces Candidacy for County Engineer
Clyde O Underwood 59 of Logan announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for Hocking County engineer in 1964. He is a Virginia native with 35 years in civil and highway engineering and currently associate engineer with a Columbus firm. He has prior WV and Ohio experience and holds professional engineer and surveyor licenses.
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Clyde O. Underwood
Logan
Hocking
Albert Seabright
Underwood
Virginia
West Virginia State Road Commission
Gineer
Columbus
Ohio
The
Valley Engineering Co
Cougar Corporation, Builders and Engineers
Kanawha County
West Virginia
Masonic Lodge
Professional Engineers Club of Columbus
West Virginia Presbyterian Church
Thomas B. Underwood
Reynoldsburg
Henry P. Underwood
U. S. Air Force
Texas
Lorna B. Wayne
Staten Island
N. Y
Romney Seen In Political Power Play
Michigan Governor George Romney signals a possible draft for the Republican presidential nomination. Observers view his move as a strategic power play to influence the July San Francisco convention, where Romney could be nominated on the first ballot as Michigan's favorite son or emerge as a compromise candidate between Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
George Romney
National Press Club
Romney
San Francisco
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Coldwater
Citizens Group To Study Logan Schools
A public meeting in Room 102 at Logan High School will form a Citizens for Better Schools committee at 8 p.m. Thursday. The lay committee will study the Logan school system.
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Citizens For Better Schools
Logan High School
Logan
Catherine Crosby Mother of Bing Crosby Dies at 90
Mrs. Catherine Helen Crosby aged 90 mother of singer Bing Crosby died Tuesday in a Santa Monica rest home after a stroke.
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Santa Monica
Catherine Helen Crosby
Bing Crosby
Thelma Keyes Seeks Sixth Term as County Clerk
Miss Thelma Keyes of Logan announced her bid for a sixth term as Hocking County clerk of courts in 1964. She was appointed January 3, 1942, after the death of Don W. Feather. Keyes is a member of the Order of Eastern Star and a former secretary of the Business and Professional Women's Club.
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Thelma Keyes
Logan
Hocking County
Don W. Feather
Order of Eastern Star
Business and Professional Women’s Club
North Won’t Run For Commissioner in 1964
Walter North of Star Route announces he will not seek re election as Hocking County commissioner in 1964. The Republican board member completes his second four year term and has served two years as president.
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Walter North
Star Rt
Hocking County
Ohio-Born Potato King Dies At 89
Joe P. Marshall 89 known as the Potato King dies from injuries after a highway accident near his Twin Falls home. Born in Versailles Ohio he moved to Twin Falls in 1903 and helped popularize Idaho Golden Russet potatoes. Funeral services set for Friday.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Joe P. Marshall
Versailles
Ohio
Marshall
Chicago
Michigan
Grand Jury Slated Feb 15 for Hocking County Case
Prosecuting Attorney Hubert Lappen announced a tentative grand jury session for Feb 15. Jurors will consider a second degree manslaughter charge against William S. Jasper Jr., 19, of Lancaster, in the Dec 12 Rt 338 auto crash that killed Charles T. Tribe, 58, of Athens. Agnes Mayle, 29, Columbus, faces a shooting with intent to kill charge against John Mayle, outside the Five Mile Inn in Cutler, Dec 29.
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Hubert Lappen
Hocking County
William S. Jasper Jr
Lancaster
Charles T. Tribe
Athens
Agnes Mayle
Columbus
John Mayle
Cutler
Five Mile Inn
Ohio Guards May Train Overseas
Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson said about 10 000 Army National Guardsmen will perform two weeks of annual active duty training away from home this summer. An Air Guard fighter squadron may head to Europe on a 15 day round trip using F100 jets with aerial refueling. Unnamed Army units will train in Puerto Rico, Alaska and Hawaii.
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Columbus
Ohio
Europe
National Guard Bureau
Winston P. Wilson
Pentagon
Army Guard
Wilson
Army
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Hawaii
Air Guard
Guard Bureau
Weather Summary for Ohio Sees Colder Air and Precipitation
The Weather Bureau notes temperatures dipped below freezing in many areas with a 38 degree high Tuesday and 13 degree low. Rain and snow are expected tonight and Thursday as a low pressure system approaches from Oklahoma. Winds shift northerly Thursday, with rain turning to snow as temperatures fall and southeastern winds rise to 15 to 20 mph.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Oklahoma
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Temperatures and Snow
The forecast covers southern and central Ohio with normal highs of 37 to 44 and lows of 22 to 27. Colder Thursday and Friday, a bit warmer over the weekend, then colder again Monday. Rain or snow Thursday with snow flurries almost daily through Monday.
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Ohio
Johnson vows unconditional war on poverty and trims defense
President Johnson asks Congress to pass a billion dollar antipoverty program while cutting the federal budget to 97.9 billion and reducing enriched uranium output by 25 percent. He calls for civil rights action, a major tax cut by Feb 1, and a Moon program by 1970, urging Soviet cooperation where possible.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
State of the Union
America
White House
Rose Garden
House
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Capitol
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Byrd
John J. Williams
Delaware
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Moscow
British Approve Sale Of Buses To Red Cuba
London approves a sale worth 11.2 million dollars of British buses and spare parts to Cuba, saying they are not strategic goods. Leyland Motors will ship 400 buses and 1.1 million in parts under a five year credit, with potential for 1,050 more buses. Officials note no boycott and emphasize ongoing trade with Cuba despite U.S. criticism and embargo policies.
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London
Cuba
Board of Trade
Britain
U.S. Commerce Department
U.S
Leyland Motors Ltd
Leyland
Donald Stokes
United States
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