Congress Moves Slowly To OK LBJ's Program
In a State of the Union speech President Johnson urges Congress to pass a $97.9 billion budget and a companion tax cut while pushing civil rights and war on poverty. Reaction mixes optimism with doubt about translating proposals into action amid a slow Senate process.
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Congress
LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Dga
John O. Pastore
House Atomic Energy Committee
Goodyear Plant Nears Completion in Logan
Logan advances toward finishing a new Goodyear plant with one production line active and 185 workers at both Logan facilities this week. Transfer of Picotrim production continues from the county highway plant and Akron, with more supervisors moving from Akron to Logan this month. February 1 remains the target completion date for interior work, while exterior painting and grading depend on weather.
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Logan
Goodyear
County Highway
Akron
Lausche Praises Johnson State of the Union Message
Senator Frank J. Lausche of Ohio lauds President Johnson's first State of the Union address calling it the most effective he has heard since joining the Senate. The remarks come from a group of conservative senators.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
President Johnson
Senate
Lausche
Johnson Urges Iron Curtain Military Observation Posts Plan
The Johnson administration drafts a proposal for 20 to 30 international observation posts on each side of the Iron Curtain at key transport hubs to detect unusual military activity. President Johnson said new disarmament proposals would come as the Geneva talks reopen, with William C. Foster directing U S proposals and delegations.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
Iron Curtain
Europe
U.S
Johnson
State of the Union
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Canada
Italy
France
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Stock Market Advance Stalls Near Peak
New York AP reports the six day stock market rally stalled early this afternoon near its peak. Trading remained fairly active with mixed prices and small changes across many issues.
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New York
Ironton vote fraud hearing set for January 15
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced 67 witnesses have been subpoenaed for a second hearing in Ironton on January 15 regarding alleged vote fraud in Lawrence County.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Ironton
Lawrence County
Goldwater criticizes Johnson over hate theme in Kennedy assassination talk
In Portsmouth New Hampshire Senator Barry Goldwater denounces President Johnson for reviving a hate theme tied to Kennedy's assassination. He calls it the most overdone and untruthful attack, linking it to Communists and radical voices.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Goodwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Congress
Goldwater
Citizens Bank Shareholders Elect Board
Seventy five people attended the annual shareholders meeting of the Citizens Bank of Logan. Directors re elected for 1964 include Dayton Schultheis Ernest Hartman Rolland Bright Roy B Funk Ralph L Poston James R King Jr and Roger D Humphrey new members Aubrey W Prewitt and Raymond D Campbell. Bright named chairman and Prewitt president with Campbell promoted to cashier. Prewitt reported assets totaling 2109000 and noted the bank began in July 1961 with 250000 capital and 275 Logan holders.
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Citizens Bank of Logan
Dayton Schultheis
Ernest Hartman
Rolland Bright
Roy B. Funk
Ralph L. Poston
James R. King Jr
Roger D. Humphrey
Aubrey W. Prewitt
Raymond D. Campbell
Bright
Earl Elberfeld
Prewitt
Schultheis
Poston
Campbell
Logan
Defense Chief Denounces Goldwater Missiles Remark
Washington AP Robert McNamara accuses Barry Goldwater of political irresponsibility over claims U S long range missiles are unreliable He cites Joint Chiefs of Staff support for the program and defends missile defense. Also Ohioans for Goldwater plans separate delegation slate in doubtful districts for Republican voters.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Sen
Barry Goldwater
U.S
McNamara
Sen. Goldwater
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Columbus
Ohio
Ohioans For Goldwater
Arizona
Livingston
Goldwater
Goodyear Atomic Plant Faces 25 Percent Uranium Cut
Waverly Ohio AP Goodyear Atomic Corp with 1350 workers may see employment shifts as 25 percent cut in U235 production is implemented. The 756 million plant built in 1956 may adjust via power use materials and other factors. Estimated 2900 contractor positions affected nationwide with most at Hanford and Savannah River sites.
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Waverly, Ohio
Goodyear Atomic Corp
R. V. Anderson
Goodyear
Johnson
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Seaborg
AEC
Hanford
Wash
Savannah River
Aiken
S.C
Savannah
Tunisia to establish diplomatic ties with Red China
Red Chinese Premier Chou En-lai arrives in Tunis to discuss formalizing recognition of Peking and to meet President Habib Bourguiba as part of Chou's African tour. Tunisia aims to normalize relations and expand diplomatic missions amid nonaligned stance and Western aid context.
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Tunis
Chou En-lai
Tunisia
Peking
Chou
Tirana
Habib Bourguiba
Africa
Albania
China
Europe
Ghana
Mali
Guinea
East Africa
Red China
U.S
United Nations
Hope Fading For Lost Gls
Honolulu AP report says hope faded for the nine men missing from a C124 transport. A vast Pacific search by Air Force and Navy had covered 600 000 square miles between Hawaii and Wake Island with 69 aircraft and three ships, but no trace of the plane or crew and escorting Navy passenger remained. The operation narrowed to 11 planes and three ships.
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Honolulu
Air Force
Navy
Pacific
Hawaii
Wake Island
Nixon Hears Distant Drum In GOP Drive
In New York AP reports Richard Nixon, 51, hints he may enter the 1968 race if events demand it. He stresses he is not a candidate but will sacrifice to ensure the GOP nominates its strongest man and leader for the presidency. He cites past candidacy and responsibility to supporters and party.
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Nixon
GOP
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander
Eastern U S Weather Dims With Snow and Colder Air
Rain and snow spread across the eastern two thirds of the nation as cold air from the west pushes eastward. Wet conditions foreseen in the Midwest with flurries likely Friday morning. The Hocking Valley reports unseasonably warm 56 degrees at noon while Colorado and the Dakotas see subzero lows headed east toward the Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley. Michigan may receive four to six inches of snow.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Midwest
Hocking
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Dakotas
Upper
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Michigan
Bobby Kennedy Signals Support For Johnson Campaign
Robert F. Kennedy says he will stay on as attorney general through the election and will assist the Democratic campaign as needed. He declined to chart a future plan, praising Sargent Shriver and noting his focus remains on his current role.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
John Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
Kennedy
Dallas
F and M Bank Re-Elects Directors
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Logan held its annual meeting with all shares represented. The bank reports deposits exceeding 10 million dollars. Directors for 1964 re elected include Barton A. Holl Lester V. Risch Fred E. Hull Robert W. Keynes Clarence Blosser William Loomis John M. Hildabolt Fred A. Murray Carl C. Harsh and R Perkins. Officers elected were Holl as chairman Perkins as president Ralph Moorehead as vice president J M Hartman as vice president Herschel Bensonhaver as cashier Glenn Hemsworth as assistant cashier Ted McVey as assistant cashier.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Logan
Barton A. Holl
Lester V. Risch
Fred E. Hull
Robert W. Keynes
Clarence Blosser
William Loomis
John M. Hildabolt
Fred A. Murray
Carl C. Harsh
R. B. Perkins
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Citizens Bank
Barry
Waverly
Bobby Kennedy
Justice Department
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
F&m Bank
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