Dr C F Rauch Receives VFW Good Citizenship Award
Dr Charles F Rauch, Logan osteopath and school board member, received the 1960 VFW Good Citizenship Award at a Logan ceremony after a dinner in the VFW-DAV Hall. The event honored his service with Doctors Hospital, Kiwanis, the church, and the community, with remarks from clergy and local officials.
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Harold Drake
Ohio
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Shaw
Bill Cox
Bill Bailey
Ralph Martin
Clyde Smith
Carl Mack
John Wells
Atlee Reed
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Daniel Eger
Dorothy Bates
Ladies Auxiliary
Jack Rauch
C. F. Rauch
Women of the Auxiliary
Kennedy Inauguration Scene Draws All Star Cast
Washington readies for John F Kennedy's presidential oath with an all star crowd including Truman Eisenhower Hoover and Sinatra expected to perform while weather forecasters predict a cold afternoon. Officials map a televised schedule from noon inaugural ceremony to late evening balls.
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Harry Belafonte
Gene Kelly
Jimmy Durante
Nat King Cole
Leonard Bernstein
Ethel Merman
Louis Prima
Keely Smith
Mahalia Jackson
Ella Fitzgerald
Peter Lawford
Jungle Doctor Tom Dooley Dies At 34 In New York
Thomas Dooley a young physician famed for jungle relief in Laos died in his sleep at Memorial Hospital New York just after his 34th birthday He faced cancer with resolve and had a history as Navy medical corpsman and humanitarian worker He wrote Deliver Us From Evil and earned the Legion of Merit and Viet Nam order before his death in New York.
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National Order of
Big U S Bombers Always Airborne
The Strategic Air Command announced that heavy bombers are in the air around the clock with B52s in continuous flight. Gen Thomas S Power said about two dozen bases are involved and crews are now in airborne alert training under realistic conditions to minimize response time to any hostile action.
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Ike Kennedy Hold Pre Inaugural Talks
Washington reports a tense hopeful mood as Kennedy and Eisenhower begin transition talks. Observers note a smooth transfer of power, with Republicans cautiously optimistic about Kennedy's start and the new administration aiming to move forward.
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Castro Grabs 6 Americans in Havana Plot
Havana announced it holds six Americans seized after sailing from Marathon Key, Florida, Jan 7, to join dissidents led by Rolando Masferrer in Cuba. The men, aged 21 to 34 from Massachusetts to Chicago, trained in Florida and were captured the day after their pact.
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Ala
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Cedar Falls
N.C
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Durham
Leonard Louis Schmidt
Chicago
Marathon Key
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Key West
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Guantanamo
Eisenhower Eyes Quiet Life After White House Farewell
In a reflection on his final days, President Eisenhower, nearing retirement, longs for privacy and simple pleasures. He cherishes memories of the White House and Mamie, dreams of carefree golf and supermarket strolls, and counts the staff and ceremonial trappings diminishing as he moves to Gettysburg and a Pennsylvania farm.
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Medical Group Endorses Milk Law Enforcement
The Hocking County Medical Society unanimously backed the Logan-Hocking County health department milk regulations. The resolution, passed Jan 4 but released now, denounces attempts to evade health laws and supports Grade A pasteurized milk. James Ucker was convicted for selling milk without a permit, fined $5 and costs.
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Hocking County
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Snowfall in Hocking County Triggers Weather Warning
A new snow depth of two to 3 inches fell in Hocking County early today. The Columbus weather bureau issued a heavy snow warning for tonight as state and city crews work to plow salt and treat highways. Roads were fair by noon with temperatures around 30 degrees after a low last night and a Wednesday high near 46 degrees.
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Eisenhower Kennedy Discuss Major U.S. Problems
President Eisenhower and President elect John F Kennedy held a White House conference on foreign policy issues and security matters lasting over two hours. They reviewed world areas from the Far East to the Caribbean and discussed the transition to a Democratic administration.
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