State maps eight Ohio industrial districts to guide growth
Ohio unveils a new eight district map to target industry growth and state services. Development Director George E Wilson cites Maumee Valley as a model with 26 percent of agricultural output in nine counties. The Ohio Valley region aims to revive grape growing and related processing in 18 southern and southeast counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
George E. Wilson
Department
Wilson
Maumee Valley
Williams
Fulton
Defiance
Henry
Paulding
Putnam
van Wert
Allen
Mercer
Auglaize
Ohio Valley
Ohio Rhineland
Highland
Brown
Adams
Pike
Vinton
Scioto
Jackson
Hocking
Perry
Morgan
Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Lawrence
Washington
Noble
Monroe
Belmont
Miami Valley
Darke
Shelby
Miami
Clark
Preble
Greene
Montgomery
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Hamilton
Clermont
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Lucas, Wood
Ottawa
Sandusky
Hancock
Seneca
Huron
Pennsylvania Line
Lakeshore Uplands
Erie
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Lake, Geauga
Ashtabula
Medina
Summit
Portage
Trumbull
Mahoning
Richland
Ashland
Wayne
Columbiana
Stark
Tuscarawas Valley
Holmes
Coshocton
Muskingum
Guernsey
Carroll
Harrison
Tuscarawas
Jefferson
Sandusky Valley
Wyandot
Hardin
Logan
Union
Crawford
Marion
Champaign
Scioto Valley
Morrow
Knox
Delaware
Licking
Madison
Franklin
Fayette
Pickaway
Fairfield
Ross
Panama and U S Face Diplomatic Break in Canal Crisis
The Inter-American Peace Commission mediates a deadlock between Panama and the United States over Canal Zone settlement talks. Panama demands U S diplomats be withdrawn and threatens full diplomatic rupture, while U S officials stress safeguarding the canal’s security.
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Panama
Inter- American Peace Commission
United States
Canal Zone
Edwin M. Martin
Galileo Solis
U.S
Washington
Johnson
Wallace Stuart
Solis
White House
Panama Canal
Thomas C. Mann
President Kennedy Avenue
Johnson proposes 3.4 billion for foreign aid in new budget
President Johnson told congressional leaders he will earmark 3.4 billion dollars for foreign aid in the coming 97.9 billion dollar budget. Senator Mansfield confirmed the figure, a modest cut from current year funding, as a House committee reviews aid. Mansfield urged shifting emphasis to Latin America.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Agency For International Development
Congress
Mansfield
United States
Latin America
Panama
Alliance For Progress
Wanted More Men To Work For Logan Editorial
Logan thrives as it lures Coffman Stair Co marking a 90 year record of stability and competence. Trade Club leaders previously helped Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co join Logan, proving local leadership and teamwork can attract diverse industry and secure a brighter future for residents. Are you doing your share to keep momentum?
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Logan
Coffman Stair Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Kennedy to Meet Sukarno Over Malaysian Tensions
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy departs on a mission for President Johnson to meet Indonesian President Sukarno in Tokyo on the Malaysian crisis. Topics include border incidents in North Borneo and a provision tying U.S. aid to Indonesia to favorable U.S. interests.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Sukarno
White House
Kennedy
Tokyo
Andrew Hatcher
Malaysia
U.S
North Borneo
Indonesia
United States
Anchor Hocking Strike Reaches 34th Day in Lancaster
The Anchor Hocking strike in Lancaster marks its 34th day as union and management teams met with a federal mediator over the weekend. No progress comments were offered by either side.
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Anchor Hocking
Lancaster
U S Citizens Evacuated From Zanzibar By Warship Manley
The U S destroyer Manley arrived in Dar es Salaam carrying 61 of 63 Americans after bands roamed Zanzibar streets looting and shooting following the overthrow of the Arab government. State Department warns of instability as rebels and former elites clash and a Mercury tracking station staff evacuates.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
U.S
Manley
Zanzibar
State Department
Washington
Spice Island
Africa
Abeid Karume
Sultan Seyyid Jamshid bin Abdulla
Mohammed Shamte Hamadi
Frederick P. Picard
Mental Test Slated For Boy In Slayings
In Columbus Ohio AP psychiatrist tests were to begin today for Danny Joe Leasure 15 of Licking County accused in the rifle slaying of his parents at the family home near Granville after an argument over dating an older girl. He will undergo examination at the Juvenile Diagnostic Center.
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Columbus
Ohio
Danny Joe Leasure
Licking County
Granville
Howard Blum Declares Candidacy for County Commissioner
Howard C. Blum of Logan announces as a Democratic candidate for county commissioner. A native of Enterprise and Logan High School graduate, he owns Howard's service station and store at Zanesville and E Hunter. He chairs local hospital and civic committees and holds numerous community positions.
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Howard C. Blum
Logan
Democrat
Enterprise
Mr. Blum
Logan High School
Spartan School of Aeronautical Engineering
Tulsa
Oklo
Howard
Zanesville Ave
E. Hunter St
Midway
Blum & Blum
Armed Plane Crash Crashes on Appalachian Peak
A B52 bomber with a nuclear payload crashed in flames on a snowbound Appalachian slope near Cumberland Maryland. Commander Maj Thomas E McCormick of Yawkey West Virginia bailed out. eight crew members total were aboard, with four men still missing after the predawn crash. Nuclear devices reportedly recovered by SAC officials.
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Cumberland
Air Force
Thomas E. McCormick
Yawkey
W. Va
Appalachian Range
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Turner Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Second Round in City Pigeon Purge Launched
Sanitarian Kermit Taylor resumed the pigeon purge using strychnine coated corn placed on a walkway at Logan Clay Products Co water tower. He estimated about 250 pigeons remained after the Dec 26 first purge and targeted roughly half more to reduce the flock this time.
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Sanitarian Kermit Taylor
Logan Clay Products Co
Taylor
Logan
Keynes Bros. Mill
Snowstorm Deaths and School Closures Hit Ohio
The Associated Press reports a crippling snowstorm in Ohio left at least 17 dead, many from shoveling heart attacks or strokes, with drifts up to six feet. Snow plows worked as winds eased, but schools closed across hundreds of districts while gusts reached 50 mph and some drifts towered to 20 feet.
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Hocking Valley
Ed Rutgers
Main St
Nelsonville
Associated Press
Ohio
Kirtland
Geauga County
Semester Tests Delayed At LHS
Logan High School postpones first semester exams due to heavy snowfall. Exams moved from Wednesday to next Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday, with a return to classes expected Wednesday if conditions improve. Principal Harley Ellinger announced the delay to help students resume studies.
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Logan High School
Harley Ellinger
Ellinger
LHS
U S Judge Cuts Libel Award in Butts Case
A federal judge in Atlanta ruled Wally Butts may accept 460000 or face a new trial after slashing a 3060000 libel judgment against Curtis Publishing. The case stemmed from a Saturday Evening Post article alleging a 1962 Alabama Georgia game fixing. Alabama won 35 to 0.
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Wally Butts
Georgia
Curtis Publishing Co
U.S
Lewis R. Morgan
Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Paul Bryant
Alabama
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