West Logan sewer plans to be presented Tuesday
Burgess and Niple engineers from Columbus will present final plans for the West Logan sanitary sewer project to the Hocking County commissioners at a 10 am special meeting Tuesday. They will also show tentative construction assessments for each lot and a sewer rental rate of 2.50 per month for West Logan users. If approved, assessment notices will be mailed and a public hearing will be scheduled for questions or objections before bidding. The commissioners must award the contract by February 25.
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Burgess & Niple Engineers
Columbus
Hocking County Commissioners
West Logan
Logan Trade Club
Logan Welcomes Coffman Stair Co Move to City
The Wellston Telegram notes Logan’s rapid growth as Coffman Stair Co plans to relocate to Logan, occupying the former Sun Glow building. The column praises Logan as a fast developing small Ohio city and lauds local initiative.
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Logan
Coffman Stair Co
Wellston Telegram
John Sylvester
Sun Glow
Ohio
Reds Snoop At U. S. Fleet Off Japan
The Soviet task group, including a missile submarine, hovered within eight miles of the U S carrier Hornet and six destroyers during antisubmarine drills in the Sea of Japan. Navy planes intercepted two waves of Badger bombers. no hostilities occurred and the crew praised Russian seamanship despite smoke from a destroyer.
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U.S
Hornet
Sea of Japan
Navy
Keys
Walke
Larson
Carpenter
Renshaw
Radford
Lancaster Post Office Remodeling Bid Named Low
The General Services Administration announced that Harry E. Miller & Co. of Columbus, Ohio submitted the apparent low bid of 566 523 dollars for the remodeling of the Lancaster Ohio post office.
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Chicago
Harry E. Miller & Co
Columbus
Ohio
Lancaster
General Services Administration
Rio Brazil military guards key utilities amid general strike
Brazil faces a wide wage dispute as federal workers strike nationwide. Army troops protect major utility sites while violence erupts in the northeast where 12 people died during a clash over a mill.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U Thant Dispatches Representatives to Cyprus CeaseFire
United Nations Secretary General U Thant sent a representative to Cyprus to monitor the Greek Turkish cease-fire and another to observe the London conference seeking peace for the Mediterranean island.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N
U Thant
Cyprus
London
Mediterranean
Pope Paul VI Calls for Prayer for Christian Unity
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI urged Catholics to pray for Christian unity after a Holy Land meeting with the spiritual leader of world Orthodoxy, seeing it as a first step toward a united church. In Venezuela AP says police claim to have broken up the pro Castro Army of National Liberation by capturing two leaders. In Ohio AP notes Hamilton County Republicans announce Louis J. Schneider Jr. will seek election to the Ohio Supreme Court. Also Columbus AP reports Ohio revenues reached the $1 billion mark for the fiscal year.
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Paul VI
Holy Land
Caracas
Venezuela
Army of National Liberation
Anzoategui
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Republican Party
Ohio
Louis J. Schneider Jr
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Guardsmen Prep at Michigan Training Bases
Wisconsin Indiana Ohio and Missouri Army and Air National Guardsmen will train this summer at Michigan facilities. About 30,000 Army guardsmen are to train at Camp Grayling and 4,000 Air National Guardsmen at the Phelps Collins base in Alpena.
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Lansing
Mich
Army
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Michigan Guard
Guard
Camp Grayling
Phelps Collins
Diplomats Freed After Zanzibar Seizure
U S Consul Frederick P. Picard III was released after being seized at gunpoint in Zanzibar and flown to Dar es Salaam. Donald K. Petterson, third secretary, was freed from house arrest but stays on Zanzibar. four American newsmen remain under hotel restriction as talks with the new Zanzibar government progress.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Frederick P. Picard III
Zanzibar
Dar Es Sallam
Tanganyika
Donald K. Petterson
Picard
Dar Es Salaam
Abeid Karume
Karume
United States
John Nugent
Newsweek
William Smith
Time
Robert Conley
New York Times
Peter Rand
New York Harold Tribune
Kennedy Sukarno Meet Creates Favorable Climate For Asian Talks
In Tokyo, U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy and Indonesian President Sukarno held a 90 minute discussion on the Malaysian crisis. They said the talks fostered a favorable climate for future Asian consultations among Sukarno Abdul Rahman and Macapagal and planned further meetings in Manila Kuala Lumpur and London.
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USS
Robert F. Kennedy
Sukarno
Kennedy
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaysia
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Abdul Rahman
Macapagal
Federation of Malaya
Singapore
Borneo
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Washington
United States
Manila
Kuala Lumpur
London
De Gaulle Seen Ready to Recognize Red China
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle remains silent on recognition of Red China but press speculation centers on timing. A January 31 news conference fuels talk of a policy reveal or timetable, with aides vague on decisions and accelerations to a full diplomatic shift.
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de Gaulle
China
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Peking
U S Panama Canal Dispute Remains Deadlocked
The United States and Panama stay at a stalemate over the canal crisis following violence that left 19 Panamanians and four U.S. soldiers dead. Diplomatic talks continue with Trucco meeting Panamanian and U.S. officials while Chiari holds firm on negotiating a new canal treaty. The Canal Zone reopened as Gen. O'Meara withdrew troops and control returned to Gov. Fleming.
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United States
Panama Canal
Manuel Trucco
Chile
Organization of American States
Roberto Chiari
Galileo Solis
Trucco
Edwin M. Martin
U.S
Chiari
Washington
Canal Zone
White House
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ohio Weather Outlook Sees Flurries Then Clearing Skies
Official Weather Bureau summary notes variable conditions in Ohio as high pressure moved in overnight. A few snow flurries occurred in the northeast while the central and southwest cleared briefly before clouds returned.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Warming Trend Returns After Subzero Nights In Hocking Valley
The Hocking Valley warms after three subzero nights with a 23 degree low reported last night. Today reaches 32 degrees with a 37 degree high recorded Thursday while forecasts call for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday.
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Hocking Valley
Weather shifts as milder air heads to Ohio easing storm belt
Light snow rain and sleet affected scattered regions while a warming trend moves into Ohio aided by southwest winds. Hazardous driving persists in the southern storm belt with Texas Oklahoma digging out from heavy snow, Dallas reporting record snow depths dating to 1913.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Dallas
Dallas Weather Bureau
Five U S Marines Killed in Vietnam Helicopter Attacks
Five U S servicemen died and three were wounded in Mekong Delta helicopter operations near Saigon. A turbine UHSA crash killed four. another door-gunner and two other crewmen were wounded. The total combat deaths in South Vietnam since 1961 reach 99 with overall U S service deaths at 173.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong
South Viet Nam
House Votes Revision of Great Seal to Include Alaska and Hawaii
The House approves a $700 outlay to cut a new die and acquire equipment for a revised Great Seal. The 1912 seal with 48 Star of David six point stars will be replaced by 50 five point stars for Alaska and Hawaii. The Capitol view will show the current east front and the Statue of Freedom atop the dome.
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House of Representatives
Alaska
Hawaii
House
House Administration Committee
Arizona
Capitol
Illness of Nehru Elevates Indira Gandhi's Role
New Delhi AP reports Nehru's illness sharpens focus on Indira Gandhi his 46 year old widow daughter who has long managed his routines. Doctors order rest for a month or more and aides take over duties raising talk of a deputy or next prime minister while Indira remains a central though controversial figure.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Glenn enters Ohio Senate race as Democrat candidate
Lt Col John H. Glenn Jr. announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for U S Senate from Ohio, challenging incumbent Sen. Stephen M Young in the May primary. He retires from the Marine Corps after 22 years in government service, citing space and defense experience as key qualifications.
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Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
America
Glenn
U. S. Senate
Stephen M. Young
Marine Corps
Neil House
New Concord
Congress
Free World
United States
Johnson
Senate
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