Logan Trade Club Named Men Of The Year In Ohio Ceremony
Logan Trade Club members were cited as men of the year by Barton A Holl president of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce During the event Ohio University official Marty Hecht praised Logan and Southeast Ohio planning for growth Hecht forecast 1964 tourism plans and industry growth plus a 21 million science engineering complex at Ohio University and a new six million library and housing program at the university.
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Logan Trade Club
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Barton A. Holl
Holl
Ohio
Marty Hecht
Ohio University
Logan
Vernon Alden
Bart Hall
Hecht
Main Street
Ohio U
Hocking County
SEC
University
Hocking Conservancy
Athens
SEO
SEO Regional Council
Record Turnout Welcomes New Industries To Logan
Nearly 150 members and guests attended the Logan Trade Club annual meeting praising a record year. New members included Goodyear plant officials and Coffman Stair Co and Brooks Shoe Co, while Burr Nixon and Art Gasser were honored for service. John Saving was installed as president with James Heinlein vice president and Harry Smith secretary. new directors include Charles Dienst and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Trade Club
Goodyear
Dwight Coffman
Washington D. H
Logan
Coffman Stair Co
Nate Hart
Akron
Coffman
Brooks Shoe Co
Godman
R. B. Perkins
Columbus
Max Davidson
Trade Club
Development Corporation
Burr O. Nixon
Art Gasser
John Saving
James Heinlein
Harry Smith
Charles Dienst
Dannie Devol
Nick Maniskas
James Stilwell
De Gaulle Satisfaction Rises in Paris Poll
A survey by the French Public Opinion Institute shows 56 percent of respondents are satisfied with President Charles de Gaulle, up from 51 percent at the end of November.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Western and Soviet debate Johnson arms plan at Geneva
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva Western and neutral delegates say the Soviet Union studies President Johnson’s new arms control proposals with interest. Johnson calls for a verified freeze on nuclear delivery systems and a cutoff on weapons material, plus measures to prevent spread and errors. Early signs of Soviet reaction are awaited at the next conference meeting.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Johnson
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
North Atlantic Alliance
Tsarapkin
U.S
Hoffa Trial Notes Mention RFK in Jury Selection
In Chattanooga Tennessee prosecutors and defense lawyers pressed ahead with jury selection for James R Hoffa’s jury tampering case as six prospective jurors were tentatively accepted. Kennedy’s name surfaced repeatedly during candidate examination with one attorney claiming Kennedy boasted of jail time for Hoffa in 1964, a claim contradicted by Justice Department aide James F Neal.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert F. Kennedy
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
U.S
Kennedy
Jacques Schiffer
New York
James F. Neal
Justice Department
Washington
Soot Causes Minor Chimney Fire at Local Residence
Firemen answered an 10:05 a.m. alarm when soot particles in the chimney caused a minor fire at the Mary L. Bowen residence at 196 North Market Street.
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Mary L. Bowen
N. Market St
Nuclear tests and a Central American canal debate
The United States faces a choice on building a second canal with nuclear blasts. Soviets and about 50 nations would likely need to approve under the limited test ban. Costs vary from 500 million with nuclear excavation to over 2.5 billion with conventional blasting. Hearings planned next month probe feasibility and treaty constraints. Speaker Chet Holifield cites need for Russian consent under the test ban.
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Washington
United States
Central America
Soviet Union
Central American Isthmus
Atlantic
Pacific
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
House
Relay Moon Now In Orbit From Cape Kennedy
Relay 2, a new U S communications satellite, circles Earth from Cape Kennedy with Echo 2 balloon planned to join soon as part of a global space communications test. Relay 2 beams tests to Mojave and Nutley. USIA intercontinental TV demo postponed due to logistics. Echo 2 launch planned from Vandenberg with joint US Soviet signals test.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
U.S
Relay 2
Cape Kennedy
Mojave
Calif
Vandenberg Air
Quiet Restored To Tanganyika After Mutiny
Tanganyika President Julius Nyerere urged calm after a mutiny by an army unit. With quiet returning in Dar es Salaam, he appealed to 9 million East Africans not to panic following violence that left at least 14 dead and many injured.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
Ohio Weather Summary Reports Clear Skies and Warmer Temps
Official Weather Bureau summary notes clear skies across Ohio Tuesday night with temperatures modestly higher than previous readings. No significant storms or precipitation reported in the Columbus area or surrounding counties.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Local weather outlook calls for 50s to 60s today
The Hocking Valley reached 57 degrees on Tuesday with a 20 degree low last night and 51 degrees at 11 am today. Readings dipped below freezing in northern areas while southern counties stayed above. Sunny with warm southerly winds is expected today, with 50s to 60s this afternoon. An approaching low will bring clouds tonight and scattered showers Thursday.
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Hocking Valley
Glass Worker Picket Line Withdrawn After 42 Day Strike
The 42 day strike at Anchor Hocking Glass Co in Lancaster ended with pickets withdrawn by the American Flint Glass Workers Union. Settlement details were not released and a joint management union contract signing was expected at 2 p m. Today. Over 3500 workers had been idle since the December 11 walkout at Plants 1 and 2.
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Anchor Hocking Glass Co
Lancaster
American Flint Glass Workers Union
Hocking
George M. Parker
Afgwu International
G. F. Miller
Anchor
H. J. Montoney
Columbus
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Glenn asks Akronite to direct drive for Glenn senate bid
John H. Glenn Jr. asked Don Luffman to manage his Ohio Senate campaign with Nationwide Insurance granting a 10 month leave. Luffman, an Akron insurance executive and longtime Democratic organizer, met Glenn in Columbus and has prior campaign experience in Summit County. Albert Ball of Cleveland files for Democratic U S Senate nomination, potentially facing Sen Stephen M. Young and Glenn.
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Akron, Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Don Luffman
Akron
Akron Beacon Journal
Luffman
Nationwide Insurance
Columbus
Glenn
Edward Erickson
Robert F. Kennedy
University of Virginia
Kennedy
Summit County
The
Beacon Journal
Murray Lincoln
Columbus, Ohio
Albert T. Ball
Cleveland
Secretary of State
U. S
Stephen M. Young
John H. Glenna Jr
Commissioners OK Final Plans For West Logan Sewers
Hocking County commissioners approved final plans and cost estimates for the West Logan sanitary sewer project. They authorized a $2,000 purchase of a right of way and pumping station site from Roy Loomis and Jean Loomis Harden, with assessments to be mailed next week and a Feb 17 public hearing at the Courthouse.
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Hocking County Commissioners
West Logan
Burgess & Niple Engineers
Columbus
Roy Loomis
Jean Loomis Harden
McArthur Road
County Rd
Charles St
Denver Ave
Trimmer St
Hansel Ave
Denver St
U S and Australia discuss air defense cooperation
Gen. William F. McKee, U S Air Force vice chief of staff, arrived in Canberra for talks with Australian officials on closer U S Australian air defense cooperation and interlocks between their forces.
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Canberra
Australia
William F. McKee
U.S. Air Force
Ruby Seeks Venue Change for Oswald Killing Trial
Dallas AP Jack Ruby defense asks for venue transfer due to general animosity. A three man panel of psychiatrists will assess Ruby’s mental state, with trial rescheduled if venue remains in Dallas. If not, a new site and date will be set.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Melvin Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Brown
Greenman elected new president of Community Chest
B. G. Greenman was elected president of the Hocking County Community Chest for 1964 at the group's annual meeting Monday night. He succeeds Charles Lehman. Charles Fenwick was elected first vice president and Max Davidson second vice president. Re-elected were secretary Linda Bensonhaver, treasurer Herschel Bensonhaver and executive director Jacob A Keller. Greenman was also elected as trustee for one year to fill the unexpired term of William Sion, who has moved from the area. Trustees elected for three year terms were William Miller, Robert Bumgardner, Jack Hampton, Quentin Perez, William Backus, J. R. Young, Frank Peycke, Earl O'Brian, Richard Farmer and David Derr.
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B. G. Greenman
Hocking County Community Chest
Charles Lehman
Charles Fenwick
Max Davidson
Linda Bensonhaver
Herschel Bensonhaver
Jacob A. Keller
Greenman
William Sion
William §. Miller
Robert Bumgardner
Jack Hampton
Quentin Perez
William Backus
J. R. Young
Frank Peycke
Earl O'Brian
Richard Farmer
David Derr
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Khrush
LBJ
RFK
Panama Canal
John Barstow
Nelsonville
Moscow
Commissioners OK
Adams Ave
Homer St
Spring Hill
Hocking River
Mulberry St
Culver St
Community Chest
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