Southeastern Ohio Dems Climb Aboard Glenn Bandwagon
Tenth Congressional District Democrats voted to withhold endorsement in the May Ohio Senate primary. John Glenn and incumbent Stephen M. Young remained in contention as counties split on the issue across the state. Glenn backers hailed the result while Young took the convention calmly in Washington.
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Southeastern Ohio
Dems
Glenn
Tenth Congressional District
John Glenn
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Col
Stephen M. Young
Hocking County
Young
Auglaize
Champaign
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Erie
Huron
Lake
Lorain
Lucas
Mahoning
Morrow
Pickaway
Wood
Ashtabula
Allen
Butler
Clermont
Fairfield
Henry
Knox
Marion
Paulding
Portage
Stark
Summit
van Wert
Warren
Howard Blum
Paul Hartman
Vaughn Collins
Ed Smith
Glenn Camp
William L. Coleman
Marine Corps
Washington
Johnson proposes a verified freeze on strategic nuclear forces
President Johnson outlines a five point plan to the Geneva disarmament conference proposing a verified freeze on the number and characteristics of strategic nuclear weapons. He cites earlier work toward a limited nuclear test ban as making a major contribution and urges progress with inspections guaranteed by participating nations.
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Washington
Johnson
Russia
United States
Geneva
Khrushchev
Logan Trade Club Annual Meeting Set Tonight
Logan Trade Club will review progress over the past year at its annual meeting tonight. A social hour starts at 6 in Brandt's Mec ca Room with Marty Hecht, OSU development coordinator, as principal speaker. New officers and directors will be introduced and committees report on Logan Hocking community programs.
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Logan
Logan Trade Club
Brandt
Mecca
Marty Hecht
Ohio University
Logan-Hocking
Ruby Weeps Over Kennedy Death Amid Oswald Killing
Jack Ruby cried and said he felt more remorseful than angry after killing Lee Harvey Oswald. He claimed he never saw Oswald or knew him and defended his actions as temporary insanity during bond hearings. He also recalled a 1959 Cuban visit as a vacation.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Oswald
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Pearson and Johnson to discuss de Gaulle rift during visit
Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson arrives in Washington to meet President Lyndon Johnson. They plan policy talks at the White House and a Canadian Embassy dinner with aims to ease tensions between the United States and France over De Gaulle's recognition of Communist China and to pursue accord on Atlantic Alliance issues.
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Washington
Lester B. Pearson
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
U.S
de Gaulle
China
Pearson
Atlantic Alliance
White House
Dean Rusk
Paul Martin
Columbia River Project
French Poll Sees France Recognize China Split Opinion
A Paris public opinion poll shows 39 percent of Frenchmen favor recognizing Communist China, 26 percent oppose and 35 percent express no opinion. The numbers reflect divided views on Franco Chinese relations.
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Paris
China
France
Johnson proposes 97.9 billion budget to cut deficits
President Johnson sent Congress a 1965 budget aiming at poverty relief with a $97.9 billion plan. It trims 27,000 Defense jobs, cuts budgets at Agriculture, Post Office and VA, and sells assets to halve the deficit from 10 to 4.9 billion. The package forecasts debt rising to 317 billion by June 30 and promises strong defense while expanding anti poverty spending.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Defense Department
Agriculture Department
Post Office
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Administration
Unseasonably Warm Ohio Weather Through Wednesday
Official Weather Bureau notes clear skies overnight and near normal to unseasonably warm readings through midweek. High Monday reached 48 degrees with frost on streets this morning and dawn temperatures from 26 in Youngstown to 39 in Piketon, with 50s to upper 50s forecast for today and Wednesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Youngstown
Piketon
Mrs Anna E von Auer Dies In Arizona
Mrs Anna E von Auer dies in Tucson Arizona after a month at Tucson Medical Center born Haydenville daughter of Oliver C and Irene Pierce widow of George C von Auer who died 1929 she lived in New York City and Logan now. Survived by sisters Fannie E and Mary V Pierce. brother Fred died 1952.
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Tucson
Ariz
Anna E. von Auer
Logan
Tucson Medical Center
Keith Kreitner
St. Paul’s Memorial Parish
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Haydenville
Oliver C
Irene Stires Pierce
George C. von Auer
Four men report for induction at Fort Hayes
Four men left Logan by bus this morning for induction into the U S Army at Fort Hayes Columbus They were Robert E Kane Rockbridge John W Jones Gore Michael T Wisintainer Logan and Gary M Hiles Logan leader The men filled Hocking County s supplemental draft call for January They were presented gift boxes by a representative vs Logan Adult Education UK
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Logan
U.S. Army
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Robert E. Kane
Rockbridge
John W. Jones
Gore
Michael T. Wisintainer
Gary M. Hiles
Hocking County
Logan Adult Education UK
Kennedy presses peace talks in Malaysia amid Asian summit push
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy met Prime Minister Abdul Rahman in Kuala Lumpur to advance a peaceful solution to the Malaysia crisis. He urged a summit with Sukarno and Macapagal as talks proceeded in Tokyo and Jakarta. Sihanouk invited Rahman to Phnom Penh for a Philippine meeting viewed as regional diplomacy.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Robert F. Kennedy
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Manila
Kennedy
Rahman
Sukarno
Diosdado Macapagal
Borneo
Macapagal
Philippines
Tokyo
Jakarta
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Phnom Penh
Logan Comprehensive Plan Presented To City Planning Commission
The 58 page Logan plan outlines land use zoning regulations highways transportation schools parks and capital improvements for future community needs. Initiated Nov 2 1960 the project was approved by the city council March 27 1961 with federal aid topping 9000 from the Urban Renewal Administration.Local funding shared by Falls Two and the city totaled 3868 and 1200 respectively.
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Logan
City Planning Commission
Urban Renewal Administration
Housing & Home Finance Agency
Falls Two
Plan aims urban renewal in Logan area with new buildings
The report prepared by Carroll W. Hill & Associates outlines a comprehensive plan for recreation central business district and housing reforms. It envisions zoning as first step, elimination of substandard structures, new parking on Hunter and Second Streets, pedestrian malls on Market and Spring Streets, improved lighting, and rerouted traffic to support revitalization.
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Leerie Summers
Carroll W. Hill & Associates
Columbus
Planning Commission
City Council
Summers
Logan
Central Business District
Hunter and
Second Sts
Market St
Spring St
Market and
Worthington Park
Mulberry
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