Logan Clay Proposes Gas Line In Goose Creek
Logan Clay Products Co plans to pipe natural gas from Holl Brothers wells near Rt 664N and Frasure Helber Rd to its Logan plant via the Goose Creek sewer. The plan, led by Barton A. Hall, includes franchise payment and city bonding, with potential two openings for surface repairs. Opposition concerns include street parking bans and rate increases for Commonwealth Telephone Co.
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Marion
Logan
Logan City
Barton A. Hall
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Holl Brothers
Frasure- Helber Rd
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Newburgland
Jud Shriner
Clinton
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Council
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Lower Warner Ave
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Church
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Street Committee
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Delay In Nuclear Test Talks Sought
Washington reports the Kennedy administration plans a delay of a few weeks in the resumed Geneva nuclear test talks set for February 7. A White House meeting with President Kennedy and key aides discussed needing time to review the issue before presenting serious proposals to ease East West tension.
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United States
Soviet Union
Showdown Near In Assembly On State's Budget
Ohio legislators debate the unbalanced two year budget proposed by Governor DiSalle. Finance Director Malon testifies on legality and sources of revenue while Republicans consider their response. Stamp tax plans and the fate of the stamp redemption system come under scrutiny with potential court challenges.
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Ohio
James H. Malon
Senate
House
Michael V. DiSalle
General Assembly
DiSalle
James A. Lantz
D-Fairfield
Fred Cassel
Carey
Portuguese General Delgado Dies as Exiled Rebel in Brazil
Gen Humberto Delgado a former supporter of Salazar who helped escort the Santa Maria seizure and later sought democracy in Portugal, Canada and the US, claimed election fraud in 1958, sought asylum in the Brazilian Embassy in 1959, then moved to Brazil after his European speaking tour was curtailed.
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Humberto Delgado
Santa Maria
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
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United States
Salazar
Washington
Portugal
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Brazil
Salazar Reime
France
Henrique Maria Galvao
Azores
Britain
Europe
Kennedy to push peace over rockets vow
Editor Charles A. Wells forecast a Kennedy shift from talk of destroying Russian cities to peace offerings. He spoke Tuesday night at the Ohio Pastors Convention, predicting a new approach to Soviet propaganda.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy
Charles A. Wells
Winter reaches new low in Hocking County
A record low of 15 degrees below zero was set at 6 am in Hocking County, beating the previous 11 below from December 13. The cold caused three county schools to close, widespread transportation issues from dead batteries, and general discomfort. temperatures rose to 17 by noon after a 13 below reading at 8 am and six below at 9 am.
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Space Platform Study Ordered by NASA to Explore Refueling Stations
NASA awards a $100000 study to Lockheed Aircraft Corp to assess feasibility of two satellites docking in orbit to form space platforms for refueling and support for astronauts on solar system journeys. If feasible, tests with Thor Agena B and Atlas Agena B may follow. no timetable set.
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United States
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Huntsville
Ala
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Food Peace Expansion Aims To Narrow Hunger Gap
President Kennedy moves to broaden the Food for Peace program to reduce famine abroad and boost relief at home. He expands authority for director George S. McGovern and backs a 30 page task force report urging a world food conference and five year plan with at least 2 billion in new funding for the coming fiscal year.
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George S. McGovern
White House
Murray D. Lincoln
Columbus
Ohio
Law Professor Named As No 1 U S Taxman
Washington AP report says Mortimer Caplin a university law professor will be named by President Kennedy to replace Internal Revenue Commissioner Dana Latham in the 21000 a year post Caplin is 44 and awaiting approval from the White House for the top tax collection job
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Mortimer Caplin
White House
Kennedy
Caplin
Internal Revenue
Dana Latham
Somber Kennedy to outline harsh world and home troubles
President Kennedy prepares a somber State of the Union addressing turbulent global conditions and a weak domestic economy. He plans to discuss Congo and Laos, unemployment, and possible tax changes while Republicans mount a budget battle and map strategy for the 1961 session.
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Illinois
Dirksen
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Indiana
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Kennedy Announces First Night News Conference
President Kennedy will hold his first news conference tonight broadcast live on radio and television worldwide. The White House says the session will run as long as the senior wire service reporter decides, with full live quotes permitted and coverage by U S networks starting at 6 pm Eastern.
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Kennedy
U.S. Information Agency
U.S
White House
Pierre Salinger
Tom Kitten Moves Into White House
Washington AP reports a gray alley cat with yellow eyes named Tom Kitten has moved into the White House. Press secretary Pierre Salinger confirmed the new resident as Caroline Kennedy’s pet, previously living with her mother’s family in McLean Virginia.
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Tom
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Hugh D. Auchincloss
Marilyn Monroe Wins Mexican Divorce From Arthur Miller
Actress Marilyn Monroe, 34, secured a Mexican divorce from playwright Arthur Miller at Juarez on Tuesday, ending their marriage. The report notes Miller is a noted novelist and dramatist.
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EL Paso
Tex
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Juarez
Santa Maria hostages ship crisis widens across Atlantic
The Santa Maria standoff drags on as Henrique Galvao vows the liner will not surrender. US and Portuguese forces close in with ships and aircraft, while a neutral-port disembarkation possibility is hinted. Lisbon says the liner may be sighted within hours amid naval patrols near the Caribbean and Azores.
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Two Men and Woman Blamed in Small Town Robbery
In Thurston, Ohio, two men and a woman allegedly snatched about $500 in cash and checks from a general store. The theft was noticed 15 minutes after the trio departed. Marvin Sparks, store operator, told Sheriff Jack Blazer the woman distracted his wife inside the shop while the men looted the cash register and a pouch.
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Thurston
Marvin Sparks
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