Citizens Committee Forms for County Hospital Oversight
A 19 member citizens committee was appointed by county commissioners to study operation and administration of the new Hocking County hospital under construction near the junction of Routes 33 and 664 in Logan. Alex Mowery was named to replace Howard Blum as building commission trustee, term through December 31 1966. Other actions included approving expenses for two judges attending state meetings and hiring a part time janitor, plus traffic slow signs and prisoner transport cost arrangements.
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Citizens
Hocking County Hospital
Barton A. Hall
Earl Elberfeld
Arthur Gasser
Robert Keynes
Velva Brashares
Alex Mowery
J. Ward Doering
Quentin Perez
J. Russell Young
Phil Henderson
Ford Hack
Howard Boocks
Jack Rauch
Richard Gerken
Claude Chilecote
Robert Smith
Willard Dutch
Columbus
Vaughn Collins
Ohio State Association of County Court Judges
Floyd Gardner
Clyde Underwood
Buena Vista Rd
Nickel Plate Rd
Snider Rd
Logan
Snow falling across Ohio with light accumulations forecast
Snow covered most of Ohio while the southeastern corner stayed clear as a low pressure system moved in from Kansas. An accumulation of one to three inches was expected with flurries ending by night and more activity anticipated for Saturday.
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Ohio
Kansas
Logan
Arctic cold grips Midwest and Northeast with record lows
An arctic outbreak brought frigid temperatures across the Midwest and Northeast. Record lows and subzero readings were reported in Hibbing Minnesota and International Falls while New York and Vermont towns logged dangerous cold as more snow and continues in the forecast.
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Midwest
New England
New York State
Mercury
Hibbing
International Falls
Minnesota
Iron-Range
Franklinville
Line Lake
Massena
Montpelier
Columbus Plaza Fate Uncertain
The fate of the Columbus Plaza and a downtown Columbus hotel may be decided within 30 days. H. Lewis Shambarger, president of the School Employees Retirement System, announced an agreement with Sheraton Hotels Corp. to operate the hotel for 30 days after SERS took back control from Manage Directors Inc. under the lease.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Plaza
H. Lewis Shambarger
Sheraton Hotels Corp. of America
SERS
Manage Directors, Inc
Johnson City hosts Johnson Pearson auto tariff accord talks
President Johnson and Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson near finalizing a deal to abolish tariffs on new autos and parts across the border. Congress would need to pass enabling legislation before full effect. The pact would remove 6 percent US vehicle tariffs and 84 percent on parts, with Canada lifting 17 to 25 percent duties.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Canada
Lester Pearson
Pearson
U.S
Blaine
Wash
Florida
Truck crashes with freight train near Mexico City
A freight train struck a bus at a railway crossing on the outskirts of Mexico City killing two women and injuring 24 others. Local officials said emergency crews rushed victims to area hospitals as investigators began examining the scene.
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Mexico City
Circleville Man Killed and 4 Hurt in Rt 33 Crash
A Circleville man was killed and four others injured in a traffic collision on Route 33. Details on the crash, including the identities of the victims and the exact location, were not fully disclosed.
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Circleville
FBI Hunts For Slayer In Cincinnati
The FBI focuses the nationwide search for Walter Lee Parman in the Cincinnati area where he once lived and has relatives. Ed Mason urges residents to report sightings of the 32 year old described as extremely dangerous and possibly armed. He is wanted for first degree murder in the Washington DC case of Shirley Ann Carey and may be driving a green 1963 Rambler with Minnesota plates.
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Cincinnati
FBI
Walter Lee Parman
Ed Mason
Parman
Shirley Ann Carey
State Department
Washington, D. C
Churchill Suffers Blood Clot In Brain
London AP report says 90 year old Sir Winston Churchill suffered a cerebral thrombosis after a cold and shows circulatory weakness. Randolph Churchill quotes concern as Churchill has endured prior illnesses and strokes but often recovered. His wife Lady Churchill aiding him at home in London.
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London
Winston Churchill
Winston
Lord Moran
Sir Winston
Randolph Churchill
East Bergholt
Suffolk County
Randolph
Hyde Park Gate
Lady Churchill
Clementine
Churchill
House of Commons
Briley Named Chairman of Ohio Regents
John Marshall Briley a Toledo industrialist and lawyer was elected chairman of the Ohio College Board of Regents. The board also approved seeking 156 527 100 in state appropriations for 1965 66 and 1966 67 and discussed master plan efforts.
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Cincinnati
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Ohio College Board of Regents
Briley
U. S
Harold W. Oyster
University of Akron
Ohio
Regents
John Millett
Millett
Academy of Educational Development
New York City
Teen Age Drivers In 32 153 Mishaps
Ohio traffic report shows teen aged drivers involved in 32 153 of 141 823 accidents in ten months of 1964. Director Warren C Nelson notes teens account for 22 7 percent of crashes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Department of Highway Safety
Ohio
Warren C. Nelson
Fatal head on crash on Rt 33S leaves one dead
A two car collision on Rt 33S between Five Mile Inn and Poston's curve at 10 50 a m killed Thomas H Bergen 31 of Circleville and injured four others. Mary Roberts 43 of Parkersburg WV was in fair condition with multiple fractures after being taken to Logan then Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. Three Roberts passengers were hospitalized with head and chest injuries. The Bergen car reportedly struck head on while passing another vehicle on a snow covered road. Both cars had seat belts unused. Investigation continues.
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Five Mile Inn
Poston
Thomas H. Bergen
Circleville
Hocking Valley Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Mary Roberts
Parkersburg Rt. 2
W. Va
Logan
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Roberts
Barbara Joyce Leeson
Martin Luther Leeson
Charles R. Hunt
Bergen
Roberts Auto
Holiness Hunger Explains Drinking Says Harvard Professor
Harvard psychology professor D C McClelland argues a hunger for holiness drives drinking. While lecturing at USC he said volunteers fed alcohol thought of life death and eternity. He suggested religion may oppose liquor as it offers answers to soul questions.
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Los Angeles
D. C
McClelland
Bids Sought for Racine Dam and Locks on Ohio River
The U S Army Corps of Engineers will open bids March 16 for a 10 million dollar locks and dam project on the Ohio River. Parallel locks will be built at Racine to replace smaller mills at Milwood Ravenswood and Murraysville West Virginia. Construction is set to take about three years with cofferdam access road railroad relocation and stream realignment included.
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U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio River
Racine
Milwood
Ravenswood
Murraysville
W. Va
Robots Aid Ohio Battle Against Water Pollution
Ohio deploys seven ten thousand dollar robot monitors to measure stream pollution every few minutes. They record temperature acidity dissolved oxygen and other factors to flag dangerous pollution levels affecting 810 000 fishing license buyers and residents across 44 000 miles of streams. Federal grants since 1956 total 177 million dollars aiding municipal treatment plants as streams face ongoing pollution challenges across major rivers such as Scioto Maumee Cuyahoga and Mahoning.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
C. V. Youngquist
Department of Natural Resources
Youngquist
State Health Department
U. S. Geological Survey
U. S. Public Health Service
Taft Research Center
Cincinnati
Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission
Ohio River
Infant dies after scalding accident at home
Mount Pisgah Ohio police report fifteen month old Rodney Oetzel pulled a pan of hot water from a stove and was fatally scalded. He was the youngest of seven children of Mr and Mrs Charles Oetzel.
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Mount Pisgah
Copter Crash Kills 2 GIs Near Saigon
Two Americans were killed and two injured when their helicopter struck a power line while escorting a road convoy nine miles north of Saigon. The incident, deemed accidental, raises noncombat deaths to 109 since December 1961.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Thu Dau Mot
Phan Khae Suu
da Nang
Quang Tri
Tran van Huong
Skyscraper Dorms Approved At OSU Campus Plan
Ohio State University's board of trustees approved five 24 story skyscraper dormitories to save space for recreation and academics. The action also authorizes a four story science building at the Miami Ohio State Dayton campus costing about 3 million dollars and opening its second structure since last September.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Board of Trustees
Olentangy
Miami- Ohio
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