Ironton Vote Probe Highlights U S Panama Reconciliation Effort
United States and Panama agreed to renew diplomatic relations quickly and begin talks within 30 days on all issues, including the Panama Canal Zone treaty. Panama seeks to reduce zone boundaries and seek higher payments and Panamanian advancement in the Canal Zone.
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Panama
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Washington
Chiari
Costa Rica
Edwin M. Martin
Johnson
U.S
Canal Zone
Solis
Caribbean
Pacific
Canal Zone Company
Bitter Cold Grips Eastern U S With Subzero Logans
Logan records two consecutive nights below zero with a 10 degree reading after a 19 below zero low the coldest in Ohio. Crews plow salt and sand roads while schools reopen or stay closed and rural mail delivery recovers as officials urge snow clearance near mailboxes.
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Ohio
Associated Press
City Council approves 1964 capital and general funds
City Council last night appropriated 504517 for 1964 operations, up 29988 from 1963. Funds are allocated across general, safety, health, service, waterworks, cemetery, street, and sewer projects with key items for planning, police equipment, a second cruiser, fire apparatus, and several federal project shares.
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Planning Commission
South Logan
Pottery St
East End
Front St
Hunter
Second Sts
New Hocking County Hospital
General Fund
Ohio Municipal League
General Administration
Health Fund
County Health Board
Service Fund
Logan Earns Top National Traffic Safety Rating in 1962
Logan police chief Roy Kelch told the City Council that Logan received the highest overall traffic safety rating in the United States for 1962. The announcement came Tuesday at a Columbus seminar for central Ohio coordinators. Ed Lawton of the Ohio highway safety division will present a plaque at the next council meeting. Kelch is to speak Thursday at a Southeastern Ohio coordinators seminar in Jackson.
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Logan
Roy Kelch
Central Ohio
Columbus
Kelch
Ohio
Ed Lawton
Ohio Highway Safety Division
Southeastern Ohio
Jackson
City Council seeks renewal of operating levy for 1964
The council votes to seek renewal of a 3 mill operating levy for five years in the May primary, replacing the 4 mill rate. The levy should raise about 50 thousand dollars annually, with 2.4 mills inside the 10 mill limit and 3 outside. Financial boards for pensions are named, and remodeling plans for the council room and mayor's office are discussed. Mayor Moorehead notes estimated costs.
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Hocking Budget Commission
Council
Tion
Budget Commission
Rolland Schorr
Fourth Ward
Ralph Griffin
Griffin
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Lawrence Ellinger
Police Pension Board
Ed Nelson
Sandy Hand
Firemen’s Pension Board
Jack Moorehead
Moorehead
Walter North Seeks Hocking County Clerk Post
Walter North of Star Route announces as Republican candidate for Hocking County clerk of court in 1964. He serves a second term as county commissioner and is a Murray City High School graduate with night classes. North is active in Union EUB Church Grange Farm Bureau Masons and is married to Opal Peace of Union Furnace.
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Walter North
Star Rt
Hocking County
North
Murray City High School
Union Eub
Hocking
Noted Astronomer Oliver J. Lee Dies
Dr. Oliver J. Lee aged 82, once a leading national astronomer, died Monday in Santa Cruz California.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Oliver J. Lee
Council Hires Ray Campbell As New Clerk
City Council unanimously appoints Ray Campbell 32 of 134 North St as the new clerk replacing Dave Roberts. Campbell is cashier and Citi zen Bank director, former Logan Jaycees president, and trustee of Hocking County Community Chest, PTA treasurer, with wife Shirley and three boys. Salary fixed at 720 dollars for 1964 65.
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Ray Campbell
Dave Roberts
Campbell
North St
The
Citizens Bank
Logan Jaycees
Hocking County Community Chest
Central School Pta
Shirley
Two Hocking Men Inducted Into U S Army
George E. Evans of Logan and Daniel L. Arnett of Rockbridge left by bus for Fort Hayes Columbus to begin induction into the U S Army. They received gift boxes from a Logan Adult Education Club representative.
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George E. Evans
Logan
Daniel L. Arnett
Rockbridge
Fort Hayes
Columbus
U. S. Army
Logan Adult Education Club
Flags Rise Side by Side at Balboa High School Ceremony
At Balboa High School in the Canal Zone a U S and Panamanian flag raising ceremony drew about 300 adults. A ROTC color guard raised the flags while both communities applauded, with Panamanian and American witnesses present.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
U.S
Balboa High School
Adlai Foe Forfeits Bond in Dallas Assault Charge
Mrs Cora Frederickson forfeits a 25 dollar bond after missing court over charges that she struck U S Ambassador Adlai Stevenson with a placard in Dallas last October.
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Adlai Foe
Dallas
Cora Frederickson
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Plaintiff's Daughters Defend Leo Durocher
The suit seeks 150000 in alienation of affections against Dodgers coach Leo Durocher brought by Rene Morin of Swanton Vermont. Morin's four daughters issued a statement denying the charge and claiming their father has not acted normally toward their mother or them for months and has even threatened them.
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Middlebury
Leo Durocher
Los Angeles Dodger
Rene Morin
Swanton
Morin
Barry Goldwater faces split race talk in 1964 bid
Arizona supporters mull a draft style move to renominate Goldwater for the Senate if he wins the GOP presidential nomination. The draft group disbanded after backing his run for president. Goldwater says he will file for re election to the Senate and cautions against two jobs though Arizona backers could push a write in campaign if he withdraws from the Senate bid.
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Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizonan
Senate
Goldwater
GOP
Arizona
Denison Kitchel
Lyndon B. Johnson
San Francisco
Robert Pickrell
New Hampshire
Doings On Buck Run Noted Afar
A feature on Hocking County's Effie Waltz and her Doings on Buck Run draws interest beyond Logan Daily News. Hofford of the Narragansett Times praises Mrs. Woltz as a staff correspondent and extends New Year wishes for happiness, contentment, and garden prosperity in 1964.
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Hocking County
Effie Waltz
Buck Run
Logan Daily News
Narragansett Times
Rhode Island
H. M. Hofford
University of Rhode Island
Effie
Hofford
George Johnson
Dave Woltz
Kennedy to Meet Sukarno for Malaysia Crisis Talks
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy flies to Tokyo on Johnson’s orders to urge Indonesia’s Sukarno to ease the Malaysia dispute. He will then meet Manila officials with President Macapagal and later London for talks before returning to report to the President.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Tokyo
Johnson
Sukarno
Malaysia
Philippine Foreign Office
Kennedy
Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
London
Alec Douglas-Home
State Department
Witnesses in jeopardy as Ohio voting probe widens
Ironton Ohio AP report says threats have been uttered since a December hearing on alleged voting irregularities in Lawrence County. Louise Patton of South Webster says witnesses fear for themselves and families as 67 remain subpoenaed for testimony before Secretary of State Ted W. Brown.
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Ironton
Ohio
Lawrence County
Louise Patton
South Webster
Washington Township
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Washington
Decatur
Patton
Harvey
Fourth Crewman In Crash Is Accounted For
The body of Maj. Robert L. Payne 41 navigator of a B52 with two nuclear weapons was found on a snowbound mountain six miles from the crash site near Cumberland Maryland Two crewmen were found alive and another had died on the blizzard swept slope leaving one crew member unaccounted for Maj Townley 42 bombardier of Gadsden Alabama was identified among the dead earlier The weapons were not primed and described as harmless in current state.
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Cumberland
Air Force
Maj
Robert L. Payne
Tulsa
Okla
Payne
Robert L. Townley
Gadsden, Ala
450 Ohio Idle Pay Aides May Be Idled
Administrator Willard P. Dudley warned that reduced federal allocations may force layoff of 450 employees in the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation by February 1. He said administrative funds were cut about 1 million dollars below last year’s bureau expenditures of around 17 million.
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Columbus, Ohio
Willard P. Dudley
Ohio
Bureau of
Congress
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Fabian Velarde
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York Schools
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Zanzibar
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John Okello
Finance and Development
Juma Aby Juma Abraway
Okello
Asst
Rashid Hamadi Othman
Orani Hamedi
Pemba Island
Elek Sailim
Hilal Kihanga
Sultan Seyyid Jamshid bin Abdulla
Africa
Hocking Valley
New York City
Florida
Civil Service Commission
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Army
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White House
Ted Kazy
Bobby Kennedy
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Philippines
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Borneo
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