Adverse Weather Slows Construction At Smead Hospital
Weather over the past two weeks delays progress on the Hocking County hospital near Logan. Irv Harrison notes brickwork, roof, and window work nearing completion with 25 percent of interior partitions installed. Water line installation slowed by weather, about 20 workers on site.
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Hocking County Hospital
Logan
Irv Harrison
C. C. Vogel
Harrison
A. J. Stockmeister
Jackson
Union Furnace Rd
Norman Ward
Don King Construction
Ward
Two More Named To Citizens Panel In Hocking County
Hocking County commissioners named Dr. Richard Bullock of McArthur and Mrs. Eva Mock to the citizens committee studying operation and administration of the new Hocking County hospital.
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Hocking County
Citizens’ Committee
Hocking County Hospital
Richard Bullock
McArthur
Hocking Valley Hospital
Eva Mock
State Welfare Shakeup Sought
Athens Ohio AP State Welfare Director Denver White calls to unify five county and state programs into one local office. He argues consolidation would boost federal aid and reduce to 117 the number of welfare offices statewide.
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Athens
Ohio
Denver White
White
Churchill in semicomatose state after stroke
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill remained in a semicoma seven days after a stroke with momentary signs of consciousness. A 12 16 p m medical bulletin says there is no change in condition and a further update will come tonight. Family members present at Churchill home include Lady Churchill and grandson Winston Churchill. The physician Lord Moran notes increasing circulatory weakness.
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London
Winston Churchill
Winston
Churchill
Lady Churchill
Britain
Randolph Churchill
Lord Moran
Rock n Roll King Alan Freed Dies at 43
Alan J. Freed, famed rock and roll disc jockey and payola scandal figure, died Wednesday in Palm Springs California at age 43. He helped popularize rock music nationwide and faced a payola inquiry that ended his career.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Alan J. Freed
Bliss cautions against miracles after April first
CHICAGO AP Ray C Bliss Ohio Republican chairman designate says GOP may overpromise a quick comeback after November’s defeat. Burch to resign and Bliss likely named national chairman at Chicago meeting. Burch urges unity and a focus on winning in two party system while dismissing remains of personal feuds.
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Chicago
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Columbus
Ohio
Dean Burch
National Committee
Burch
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Goldwater
$100 Million Six Year Plan for Ohio Parks and Lakes
A six year master plan by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources outlines a $100 million program to develop outdoor recreation and conservation across the state. It calls for adding 300000 acres, six major lakes, 114 boat ramps, 5245 campsites, 300 miles of park roads and 557 cabins, with lakes named Salt Fork Brush Creek Hugle Run Highland Town Burr Oak Lodge and more. The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council meeting on Friday will discuss governor’s plans with attendees including Harry Armstrong Dean Collison and Bill Miller.
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Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Fred E. Morr
Morr
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Salt Fork
Guernsey County
Brush Creek
Adams County
Hugle Run
Stark County
Highland Town
Columbiana County
Noble County
Ross County
Burr Oak Lake
Hueston Woods Park
Iran Premier Wounded In Parliaments Shooting
Premier Hassan Ali Mansour was shot twice as he exited his car to enter Parliament amid oil deal announcements. Surgeons reported a good chance of survival after a long throat and spleen operation. An arrest was made for 20 year old Mohammed Bokharaei, motive unspecified.
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Tehran
Iran
Hassan Ali Mansour
Mohammed Bokharaei
Mansour
Javad
New Iran
Bokharaei
Shah
Ali Mansour
March Of Dimes Coffee Hour Set
Eight Logan businesses will cooperate in a coffee hour from 9 to 11 a.m. Friday to benefit the 1965 March of Dimes. Hubert Lappen, Hocking County campaign director, announced today. Cooperating businesses are Log Cabin Restaurant Knotty Pine Drive-In A W Drive-In Sportsman Restaurant Blosser's Restaurant Brandt's Restaurant Stoltz Drug Store and Risch Drug Store.
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Logan
Hubert Lappen
Hocking County
Log Cabin
A&w
Sportsman
Blosser’s
Brandt's
Stoltz Drug Store
Risch Drug Store
Johnson Vows Great Society Agenda On Inaugural Day
President Johnson outlines a Great Society aimed at fighting injustice poverty and ignorance in a 22 minute inaugural address after taking the oath. He asserts America must not remain isolated and pledges broad federal efforts, drawing praise from Republicans and Democrats alike. He dedicates the speech to common American goals and responsibility.
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Washington
Johnson
Earl Warren
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Rep
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Man Quit Smoking at 98 Quips About Price Rise
William Lanphard McMurray, preparing to turn 100, says he quit smoking at age 98. He explains the move was prompted not by illness but by cigarette price rising to 30 cents a pack.
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Man
Dr. Frasch Named in Who’s Who in the Midwest
Dr. Joseph Frasch of Columbus Ohio formerly of Logan earns honor for meritorious service advancing higher education. He is listed by Who’s Who in the Midwest for outstanding professional representation across a 12 state area and two Canadian provinces.
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Joseph Frasch
Columbus
Logan
Midwest
Dr. Frasch
Logan High School
Capital University
Ohio State University
Navy
Veterans Administration
Franklin University
Frasch
Lewis Frasch
Alice Frasch
N. Walnut St
Logan City
Nelle
Xenia Central
Helen
Grant Hospital
Weather Summary for Ohio Skies Clear and Cold
Official U S Weather Bureau notes Ohio skies cleared overnight except in the northeastern counties with snow flurries in Youngstown. A low of three above zero at 8 am in the Hocking Valley and 34 degrees at 11:30 am with yesterday's high of 37. Central Ohio saw heavy fog with near zero visibility in Columbus and Dayton as part cloudy, warmer weather is forecast for Friday.
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Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Dayton
Buddhist headquarters under siege amid Huong crisis
In Saigon Buddhist monks fast for death demanding Huong’s resignation. Troops and police clash with demonstrators outside the pagoda as barbed wire and curfew measures tighten control. U.S. air force bombings target Viet Cong in the Boi Loi forest near Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Huong
Pham van Dong
Thich Tam Chau
Ngo Dinh Diem
Chau
U.S
Boi Loi Forest
Slayer Gets Life Sentence in Ohio double murder
Daniel Ealey aged 47 pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder and received consecutive life terms from Judge William Ammer for the December 23 killings of Gale Lewis and Emanuel Baldwin in the apartment building where they lived. The judge noted the life terms require 40 years before possible commutation.
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Circleville
Ohio
Daniel Ealey
Ealey
Gale Lewis
Emanuel Baldwin
Common Pleas
William Ammer
Pickaway County
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March of Dimes
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Sylvester A. Beck Sr
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