VFW Citizenship Award Honors Barton A Holl in Logan
Barton A. Holl received the 1961 Good Citizenship Award at a Logan ceremony hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Logan Clay Products Co. chief Holl, longtime civic leader, has held multiple industry and public service roles in Southeastern Ohio.
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Barton A. Holl
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Logan
William Bowles
Toledo
Ohio
VFW
Holl
Vfw-Dav
Mr. Holl
Logan Clay Products Co
Pennsylvania
Igen
Eolors
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Southeastern Ohio
Hall
Clay Sewer Pipe Association
National Clay Pipe Institute
Logan Development Co
Logan Foundry & Machine Co
George W. Holl
Geo. W. Holl
American Legion
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Logan Clay
Graff-Kittanning
Worthington Ceramics Co
Logan Home Telephone Co
Athens Telephone Co
Commonwealth Telephone Co. of
General Telephone & Electronics Co
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Grace Sparnon
E. Main St
Richard&. Brandt
Barton S. Holl
Richard H. Holl
Charles Gambrel
Hocking
Willard O. Drefke
St. Matthew Laitheran Church
Congo Parliament Censures Gizenga After Stanleyville Stand
The Congo Parliament voted 67 to 1 with one abstention to censure Antoine Gizenga for defying the central government. Gizenga agreed to end exile and return to Leopoldville as his bodyguard surrendered. In Stanleyville, about 300 of Gizenga's d enmands were disarmed and captured, with 14 Congolese troops killed to date.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Chamber of Deputies
Cyrille Adoula
Gizenga
Stanleyville
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
U.N
Hocking Court Operates As Lights Fail
One of Hocking County's busiest days continued in semi darkness after a power outage halted most offices on the courthouse third floor. The grand jury session in Prosecutor Hubert Lappen s office and a jury trial kept going despite the outage, with only the clerk of courts, county court offices, title office, law library and sheriff s office remaining lit.
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Hocking County
Trade Club Directors OK Bypass Route
Logan Trade Club directors voted to support the Ohio Department of Highways plan to relocate U.S. Route 33 in the Logan area. They urged convenient land access for affected owners and urged early completion, noting broad approval from retail and industrial interests. The club will present this opinion at Wednesday 11 a.m. in the common pleas courtroom.
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Logan Trade Club
Ohio Department of Highways
Logan
Trade Club
Common Pleas
Floods in Sevilla Force Large Evacuations
Spanish authorities report floods in the Sevilla region forced 11,700 residents from their homes, destroyed 550 houses and inundated 77,000 acres of land, with ongoing relief efforts underway.
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Sevilla
Spain
Snow Blankets Midwest After Weekend Storm
Heavy wet snow covered broad Midwest regions today piling on top of lingering snow from last week. The system moved northeast from eastern Kansas and Oklahoma and dumped from one up to more than six inches in many areas.
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Midwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Weather Update Hocking Valley Sees Light Rain Then Snow Expected
Rainfall of .30 inches occurred in the Hocking Valley this morning. Forecasters predict a switch to snow by evening with total accumulation of 2 to 4 inches. Tuesday will be cloudy and cold with light snow flurries. Highs reached 35 Saturday and 45 Sunday. 11 am temperature was 4.
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Hocking
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Muskegon
Mich
Chicago
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Birmingham
GOP Hardening Stance on Kennedy Proposals in 1960s Election Year
Republicans tighten lines as President Kennedy seeks support for new proposals. Senate foes, led by Kuchel, vow opposition on taxes and farm programs while Mansfield cites past GOP votes that aided Kennedy bills. Goldwater warns of further party divides ahead of re election bid. Snow and storms across the Midwest and south bring travel disruptions alongside severe weather.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Congress
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Kuche
Ruchel
Agriculture Department
Kuchel
California
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Oklahoma City
Ohio Weather Outlook Brings Rain Then Snow Across State
Official Weather Bureau summary reports a Sunday warm spell giving way to rain and cooler air as a low pressure system moves through the Midwest. Temperatures varied from 36 at Akron to 53 at Marietta with rain turning to snow and up to four inches possible in northwestern counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Midwest
Gulf
Marietta
Akron
Chesapeake and Marietta
Space Balloon Big Shot Fails After Lift Near Cape
A Thor rocket launched a 500-pound balloon intended for Echo satellite tests but the balloon split during inflation hundreds of miles above the Atlantic. Pieces fell into the sea 600 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral as NASA planned a second attempt later.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Cape
Thor
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
San Salvador
NASA
Newark Unionists Ratify Contract
Newark Ohio AP Rockwell Standard Corp employees ratified a three year contract by a small majority. Local 1037 President James Hodges called the turnout about 500 of 1800 employees disappointing but the 18 cent wage package the best ever offered despite rank dissatisfaction. Old contract expired December 1 with production continuing amid strike threats.
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Newark, Ohio
Rockwell Standard Corp
James Hodges
United Auto Workers
Israeli Military Aide Sentenced for Spying in Secret Trial
TEL AVIV AP reports a top Israeli military commentator was sentenced to 10 years in prison for spying for an unnamed foreign power believed to be the Soviet Union. Israel Beer denied wrongdoing but confessed contacting agents, saying the foreign power could someday conquer the world.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Soviet Union
Israel Beer
U.N. Reopens Angola Debate Straining US Portugal Ties
At the United Nations General Assembly in New York the 16th session resumes with Angola as the sole issue. The United States seeks a moderate resolution toward self-determination for Angola, while Portugal insists its overseas territories are domestic provinces not colonies.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Angola
United States
Portugal
General Assembly
U.S
Lisbon
United Nations
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Assembly
Special Committee On Independence
Sears Burglar Held In Jail Under Bond
Dalton Clyde Terrel 40 of Logan pleaded guilty to breaking into Sears Roebuck store Saturday night and stealing a power saw. Mayor set a $1,000 bond. police caught him within 10 minutes after a caller described the thief. Terrel held in Hocking County jail for failure to post bond.
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Delmar Freeman
Dalton Clyde Terrel
Logan
Sears Roebuck & Co
Terrel
J. R. Billips
Logan Rt. 1
Terre
Hocking County
Kelch
Billips
Ex City Aides Jailed For Falsifying Payroll
Newark Ohio two former city employees face 15 day jail terms after changing pleas to guilty of certifying false payroll records. Pete Helphrey former building and grounds superintendent and John Feka timekeeper were sentenced Saturday.
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Newark
Ohio
John
Pete) Helphrey
John Feka
Dutch Sink Indonesian Torpedo Boat Near New Guinea
Dutch warships sunk an Indonesian motor torpedo boat in Dutch waters off New Guinea. A navy spokesman cited patrols engaging several torpedo boats near Etna Bay with unclear losses on the Indonesian side. Dutch officials note infiltrators and tensions over West New Guinea.
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Hollandia
West New Guinea
New Guinea
Navy
Hague
Indonesia
Biak
Etna Bay
Seven Laurelville Residents Start Anti Rabies Shots
Seven residents from Laurelville Rt. 2 in Hocking County began anti rabies injections after exposure to a rabid horse at Edward Blum farm. Although not bitten, they may have contracted the virus via horse saliva. they will receive 14 shots in 14 days. The horse was shot and brain sent for testing. initial results were negative, then confirmed rabid on secondary test.
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Hocking County
Edward Blum
Laurelville Rt. 2
Blum
Ohio Department of Health Laboratories
Columbus
Blum Farm
Jack Cummins
US-EEC tariff pact eyed to cut industrial duties
Initial talks in Brussels aim to reduce tariffs on hundreds of industrial items by up to 20 percent with a later review for US farm products wheat corn and poultry. Howard Peterson and Jean Rey lead the discussions as unanimity and Geneva approval are sought.
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Brussels
Belgium
United State
European Economic Community
Howard Peterson
Kennedy
Jean Rey
EEC
EEC Council of Ministers
U.S
Geneva
Peterson
Rey
United States
State Department
Common Market
West Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
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Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission
Europe
Justice
Trade Club Directors
THE
Associated Press
GOP
JFK
Ruanda
Urundi
Paul-Henri Spaak
Britain
British Guiana
Southern Rhodesia
South America
Cheddi Jagan
Sears
Laurelville
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