Hospital Financial Report Shows Improvement In 1967
Hocking Valley Community Hospital reports an improved fiscal picture for 1967 with a net loss before depreciation of 811.03 dollars and total revenues of 538,779.67 against expenses of 539,590.70. Depreciation and donations help offset deficits, ending with a 68,440.15 dollar operating fund deficit after depreciation. assets total 278,559.70 with liabilities at 312,350.37.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Robert McKinley
McKinley
Old Hocking Valley Hospital, Inc
Hocking Valley Hospital, Inc
Cold snap grips Ohio as temperatures stay frigid
Cold air moved south into Ohio with predawn readings under 10 degrees and Youngstown clocking 2 below zero. By 11:30 a.m. it was 30 with 20s expected in the afternoon and a warming trend forecast for Friday as clouds increase and a weak frontal zone edges into the Great Lakes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Ohio River
Youngstown
Great Lakes
Planning Funds OK'd For Hocking Project
The State Controlling Board released 76 250 for engineering and plans for a 1 1 million Hocking Hills State Park project. The first phase includes a 15 acre fishing lake 20 cabins and service roads near Old Man's Cave set for late 1968 or early 1969.
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Hocking Hills State Park
Harry Armstrong
Hocking County
Hocking State Parks
Old Man’s Cave
Jim Swartzmiller
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hocking Parks
Swartzmiller
Lake Hope
Rt. 664
Bomb fragments found at Thule crash site raise radiation concerns
Uranium and plutonium debris from B52 crash near Thule Air Base may have ruptured one or more hydrogen bombs. Officials report finding pieces of the bomb assembly seven miles southwest of the base as scientists and helpers encountered negligible alpha radiation on boots and gear.
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Washington
USS
Greenland
Thule Air Force Base
Pentagon
Gardner Resigns as Health Secretary in WH Announcement
Washington AP reports John W. Gardner resigns as secretary of health education and welfare. The White House announced the move today marking a significant cabinet shakeup.
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Washington
John W. Gardner
White House
Castro May Drop Title Of Premier
An unusual meeting of the Cuban Communist party central committee fuels speculation that Fidel Castro may shed the prime minister title yet remain Cuba’s power center. The theory envisions Castro resigning as prime minister while guiding policy from his party role and passing the government post to Raul Castro or Osvaldo Corticos. The advance notice of the meeting adds to intrigue.
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Communist Party
Central Committee
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Raul
Osvaldo Corticos
Reds Pressured as Bombers Target Khe Sanh Base
AP dispatch from Saigon notes an armada of American bombers pounded North Vietnamese gun and troop concentrations around Khe Sanh for the sixth straight day amid massive air attacks. Despite 6,000 tons of bombs, artillery and mortars continued to hit the base and surrounding hills as U S Marines defend the valley 16 miles below the DMZ.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Phu Cat
Peter Arnett
Marine
da Nang
Harold Douglas enters race for short term commissioner
Harold Douglas of Glouster Rt 3 announced his candidacy for the May Republican primary for short term county commissioner. A lifelong Hocking County resident, he attended Murray City High School, is active in the Murray City Pilgrim Holiness Church and Boy Scout work, and works as a university custodian. He has mining and Logan area work history and farms in his spare time.
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Harold Douglas
Glouster Rt. 3
Hocking County
Douglas
Murray City
Newton Spencer
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Rhodes Urges Job Directed Community Efforts in Youngstown
Gov. James A. Rhodes told Youngstown businessmen that community activities must be genuinely job directed. Speaking at a technical training session at the Country Club, he called unemployment a cancerous growth and urged leaders to guide efforts to create real job opportunities.
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Youngstown, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Youngstown
Youngstown Country Club
Rhodes
Solons Struggle Over Redistricting Plan in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers clash over a lean redistricting bill on the eve of a federal court deadline. A joint conference committee was named after hours of debate as Hamilton County becomes the key battleground. The plan must meet a 2 percent population variation to win court approval, with two districts vs three in Hamilton County.
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Ohio
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
House
Senate
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Stanley J. Aronoff
Michael J. Maloney
Harry L. Armstrong
Hocking
Theodore M. Gray
Miami
Robert E. Stockdale
Portage
Anthony O. Calabrese
Charles E. Fry
Clark
Walter L. White
Allen
Anthony J. Russo
Gray
James A. Rhodes
Laos Outpost Falls to North Vietnamese Forces
North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao troops captured the Ban Houei Lane outpost in southern Laos near the border. About 300 Laotian troops were at the post, which lies near the Ho Chi Minh trail and functioned to harass movments along the trail and guide U.S. bombing targets. The garrison fled into South Vietnam after heavy mortar and artillery fire preceded an infantry assault.
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Vientiane
Laos
South Vietnam
Pathet Lao
Ban Houei Lane
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
7 Hocking Men Scheduled For Draft In February
Ohio Selective Service issued a February induction call for 2,163 men to meet a net call of 1,298. January net was 2,001. February last year was 462. In area counties the gross induction includes Hocking 7 and surrounding counties listed.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Selective Service
Hocking
Athens
Fairfield
Perry
Pickaway
Ross
New Earthquake Strikes Western Sicily Reopens Nightmarish Toll
A powerful aftershock in western Sicily collapses more walls in the same towns hit by the January disaster. Police report at least four killed and about 50 injured as rescue workers dig amid renewed devastation in Palermo Trapani and surrounding communities.
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Palermo
Sicily
Trapani
Gibellina
Partanna
Agrigento
Stock Market Dives After Johnson Call-Up Orders
Stock prices fell sharply in early trading after President Johnson ordered a call-up of Air Force and Navy air reservists. The decline followed the Pueblo seizure by North Korea, offsetting a prior technical rally.
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New York
Johnson
Air Force
Navy
Pueblo
Engineer Held in Manslaughter Case After French Train Crash
In Dijon France AP report engineer George Henry 45 faced a manslaughter charge after a passenger train derailed in a Jura Mountains tunnel. Four cars left track. two conductors died and 33 injured as authorities probe excessive speed near the Berne Paris express route near the Swiss border.
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Dijon
France
George Henry
Jura
U S Efforts To Free Pueblo Lead to Massive Reservist Call Up
Washington and Seoul report a broad mobilization as the Pueblo crisis escalates. About 14 000 Air Force reservists are being placed on active duty while Johnson and McNamara study options including possible ground action and a UN role. Security leaders warn war could involve nuclear powers if diplomacy fails.
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U.S
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White House
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Clark M. Clifford
Secretary of Defense
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North Korea
Robert S. McNamara
George Christian
Pueblo
Marine Corps
Christian
Arthur J. Goldberg
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White House Pueblo
Capitol Hill
Congress
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Vietnam
USS
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Bucher
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Red China
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