Commonwealth Telephone Co to Spend 104000 in Logan
Commonwealth Telephone Co plans major expansion in Logan with 400 new lines and 200 terminals at the central office plus battery, ringing machine, and trunk additions. Other projects include Union Furnace and McArthur Wilkesville central offices, new long distance circuits, and a 1965 planning of McArthur’s LD center move.
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Commonwealth Telephone Co
Logan
Kenley Krinn
Kyilbager
Logan-Bremen
Union Furnace
U. S
Harden Cremean
Krinn
McArthur
Wilkesville
Commonwealth
Jackson
Montana Governor Dies in Plane Crash Near Wolf Creek
Gov. Donald G. Nutter 46 and six others died when a National Guard C47 crashed in a mountain canyon near Wolf Creek as they traveled to a campaign event. Lt. Gov. Tim M. Babcock will assume the governorship. Nutter leaves a widow, a son, and his mother.
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Wolf Creek
Mont
Donald G. Nutter
Montana
Nutter
GOP
Tim M. Babcock
Billings
Babcock
Maxine
Cut Bank
Sidney
Johnny
Helena
Montana State University
Montana Senate
New Tax Code Aims to Collect Withheld Interest and Dividends
Treasury and the House Ways and Means Committee draft a plan to tax 20 percent of interest and dividends at source. The change would require banks to withhold and remit to the Treasury, with taxpayers claiming credit on future returns. The measure also includes quick refunds for nonliability and clarifies business expense deductions for political travel.
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Washington
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Bank of Savings and Loan Association
Veteran Logan newspaperman Cleon W Tucker dies
Cleon W. Tucker 57 longtime Logan journalist died unexpectedly Thursday at his home 148 E Second St carpenters left at 410 pm his wife Garnet found him at 450 pm after years of heart ailment He headed the Logan bureau of the Athens Messenger and was active in St Matthew Lutheran Church Kiwanis Elks and Masonic orders Funeral at St Matthew Church Monday 2 pm Rev Willard O Drefke officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery casket not opened at church calls after 3 pm Saturday
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Cleon W. Tucker
Logan
E. Second St
Tucker
Garnet
Clarence and
Emma Hartmann Tucker
Logan High School
Athens Messenger
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Logan Kiwanis Club
Logan Elks Lodge
Mingo Lodge
St. Matthew Church
Willard
Drefke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Tg
Ohio weather outlook brings springlike warmth to Columbus
Official Weather Bureau summary reports a large precipitation area moved north into Ohio. Hocking Valley reached 55 degrees as light rain on Thursday left .08 inch, with 46 at 10:30 a.m. and a 28 degree low overnight. Cooler weather and a chance of snow persist for the week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Rain spread across southern state with upcoming snow flurries
Rain covered most counties by early morning except some in the northeast as mild temperatures prevail. Cold air will move in tonight shifting rain to snow flurries with temperatures ranging from the mid 30s in Cleveland and Columbus to the lower 40s in Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Columbus
New Prime Number Found by Two West Coast Researchers
In Cincinnati AP report Professors Alexander Hurwitz and John Welfridge announced discovery of a new prime number more than 1000 digits long. They described it as the number produced by multiplying two 4 422s and subtracting one. UCLA computers aided the find at the American Mathematical Society meeting.
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Cincinnati
West Coast
Alexander Hurwitz
John Welfridge
American Mathematical Society
University of California At
Los Angeles
Ohio Marine Ready For Orbit In Space Moon's TV Debut Slated For Today
Cape Canaveral reports Ranger 3 mission to the moon using Atlas Agena B booster. If launch succeeds, the spacecraft will relay pictures every 10 seconds from 15 miles up and test seismic recording to guide the first U.S. manned lunar landing hoped for 1967.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Soviet Union
Lunik Il
Earth
Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Aeronautronic
U S Hopes Say In Cuba Debate
In Punta del Este Uruguay the United States pushes for stern action against Castroism but faces opposition from the soft seven bloc led by Uruguay Brazil and Mexico. Delegates delay a two thirds vote and seek a political consultative role within the OAS to read Cuba out. Opponents balk at an arms trade embargo and a watchdog committee.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Havana
U.S
Rusk
Marcos Falcon Briceno
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Inter- American Foreign Ministers
Mexico
Soft Seven
inter-American Defense Board
OAS Council
Cuba
OAS
Latin America
Five Die In Dense Fog Pileup On U S 77
Five persons were killed and seven injured when three cars collided in dense fog on U S 77, about 25 miles south of Victoria Texas, on Thursday.
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Victoria
Tex
Here
U.S
Khrushchev, Burmese Leader Discuss Cooperation in Moscow
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev received Burmese Ambassador U Kyin in Moscow to discuss economic and technical cooperation. The Tass report highlights ongoing Soviet Burmese ties and plans for collaboration across sectors.
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London
Tass
Khrushchev
U Kyin
Moscow
Launching Set For Tomorrow
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. is ready for his historic space mission with good weather and calm seas reported both at launch and downrange. Officials stressed remaining risk while detailing contingency in case braking rockets fail. Glenn will perform one or two orbits depending on launch time and will be sealed into the capsule by 6 am.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John Powers
Glenn
Powers
Earth
Walter C. Williams
Mercury
Air Force
Scott Carpenter
Joseph B. Gillerman
Air Research Manufacturing Division
Garrett Corp
Living Costs Dip in December as Auto Gas Cloth Prices Fall
Washington AP reports consumer prices slipped one tenth of a percent in December led by cheaper autos gasoline and clothing. The index stood at 128.2 of the 1947-49 base with food and services still rising. Deputy commissioner Myers cautioned January February may see a small uptick but 1962 should stay stable.
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Washington
Labor Department
Robert J. Myers
Labor Statistics
McElroy Addresses Hocking Teachers on Education
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy outlined education priorities at a Hocking County Teachers Association meeting. He criticized the DiSalle administration, cited tax and salary issues, and urged concrete remedies over promises. Miss Ean Choo Tan spoke on Malaya’s geography and development. New officers were elected and retired teachers honored at Blosser's restaurant.
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Ohio
Mark McElroy
Hocking County Teachers Association
DiSalle
Kentucky
McElroy
State Department of Education
Tan
Malaya
U.S. Opposes Use Of Force On Angola And Colonial Issues
At the United Nations Adlai Stevenson warned that force to resolve colonial questions in Angola or elsewhere will meet vigorous U.S. opposition. He urged Portugal and other nations to pursue peaceful self-determination, noted assurances that NATO equipment won’t be used, and hoped for a UN resolution endorsing peaceful principles.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Angola
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
General Assembly
Portugal
Lisbon
Britain
Patrick Dean
Assembly
Stevenson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
India
Goa
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Netherlands
U.N
Probers Find Some Censoring Picayunish But No Muzzling
Senators probing censorship of anti-Communist speeches say some edits seem picayunish and illogical yet no witness reports being muzzled. The inquiry, in recess for a closed Armed Services session, heard from Gen Lemnitzer and other top officers about defense budget plans and command changes.
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Washington
Armed Services Committee
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Arthur G. Trudeau
Army Research and Development
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James Frey
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