London Rehearses For Churchill's Last Journey
Somber dawn rehearsal in London as the gun carriage carrying Sir Winston Churchill's body moves from Westminster Hall to St. Pauls. A Royal Air Force escort and naval guard lead the procession with crowd barriers and security by Scotland Yard ahead of Saturday funeral rites.
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Hyde Park
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Michael Ramsey
Church of England
St. Paul’s Cathedral
U S Mourns For Churchill Across States and Cities
Tributes to Sir Winston Churchill continue nationwide with memorials in churches, statehouses, and public vigils. Nearly 1,000 signed a condolence book at the British Consulate in New York as bishops, governors, and citizens honor the late British leader who died at 90 in London. The Philadelphia Orchestra opened its Monday concert with Bach in tribute, and memorial services are planned from Denver to San Francisco. The New Jersey Legislature observed a moment of silence and praised Churchill as a great world figure.
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New Jersey
Eisenhower to Attend Churchill Funeral in London
Palm Desert California AP reports former President Dwight D Eisenhower will attend Sir Winston Churchill's funeral in London a spokesman for the general says.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
London
Soviet Denies Violation Of Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
The Soviet Union says its January 15 underground nuclear blast did not violate the limited test ban treaty. U S officials noted radioactive debris was detected beyond its boundaries, but Moscow claims the release was negligible and accidental.
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Soviet Union
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Sea of Japan
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dobrynin
State Department
Moscow
U.S. Plans U.N. Vote Penalty on Delinquent Members
The United States asks the General Assembly to apply Article 19 to members 24 months in arrears, denying voting rights to the Soviet Union and others. Adlai Stevenson will outline why dues nonpayment should trigger the penalty amid a broader debate over U.N. funding and possible voluntary contributions.
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Adlai F E. Stevenson
United Nations
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Assembly
Washington
Logan Rt 3 Man Hurt In Accident Near Haydenville
Walter Bittner a 71 year old of Logan Route 3 was injured in a single car crash on Route 33 near the Haydenville overpass at 2 45 am. He suffered a broken nose and facial injuries and was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital. The car was a total loss and Bittner was cited for driving left of center with a county court appearance set for Saturday.
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Haydenville
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Prosecutor Sets Grand Jury Date for Hocking County
Prosecuting Attorney Forrest P. Moore announced the Hocking County grand jury will convene February 9 for a two day session with about 18 cases on the docket.
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Hocking County
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Perry County Election Board Member Named
Ralph D. Bowers of Roseville named Republican member of the Perry County Election Board. Appointed by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown, he succeeds Eugene Clark who quit to become a county commissioner. Bowers will serve until February 28, 1966.
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Ralph D. Bowers
Roseville
Perry County
Ted W. Brown
Eugene Clark
Junction City
Bowers
New Group Enters Ohio School Fuss
The Ohio Council for Education announced a statewide information program to counter what it calls twisted figures about funding. It will hold 32 meetings statewide with films on educational problems, followed by local and district briefings led by Robert Lucas, OCE chairman.
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Columbus, Ohio
OCE
Robert Lucas
Indiana Moves to Repeal 1957 Right to Work Law
Indiana ready to erase its work right law as Gov Branigin expected to sign. The 1965 legislature, in Democratic control, approved repeal of the Republican written barrier against compulsory union membership. House 74-21, Senate had OKed earlier with a punctuation change. Branigin promised to sign.
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City Schools Submit Youth Corps Application
Logan city schools applied for a Neighborhood Youth Corps program. The plan, submitted Monday by Superintendent Dwight Diller, would employ 35 students in Logan junior and senior high schools. Total cost eighteen thousand four hundred nineteen dollars with most funded by federal sources.
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Diller
Drive On Adult Illiteracy Launched In Cleveland
A right to read program to train more than 500 functional illiterates to read and write by mid April started in Cleveland led by the PACE Association with Cleveland Public Schools and Library. The Words in Color method colors phonetic sounds to teach reading, aiming to expand to thousands and influence national efforts.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Caleb Gattegno
Chicago
Five Mile Inn Hearing Set Over July Beer Charge
Virgil Sharb doing business as the Five Mile Inn faces a Wednesday 9 a.m. hearing before the Ohio Liquor Control Commission. He is charged with Sunday sale of a six pack of beer last July 19 at the Rt. 33S tavern.
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Five Mile Inn
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Ohio proposes 54 million scenic highway plan in 1700 miles
Ohio Highway Director Pearl E Masheter says 54 million dollars would upgrade 1700 miles of highways to scenic routes under a federal program. The Hocking Forest Wayne National Forest area leads list with 611 miles budgeted at about 20.8 million dollars. Other southeast zones include Wayne Forest Vesuvius Lake 71 miles 1.1 million and Shawnee Roosevelt State Forest 88 miles 2.66 million.
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Ohio
Johnson
Pearl E. Masheter
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Masketer
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Wayne National Forest
Wayne Forest
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Shawnee - Roosevelt State Forest
Muskingum River Valley
Dust Clouds Sweep Into Ohio From Plains States
The Weather Bureau reports dust originating Monday in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas was carried into Ohio by strong winds. A bluish sky is caused by dust aloft and visibility may be reduced in some areas.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Ohio
Trust Fund Set Up For Athens Hospital
Athens banker Charles G. O Bleness announces a $750000 trust fund for a new Shelter ing Arms Hospital. The fund was unveiled at a Monday night dinner attended by about 400 civic leaders in Athens Ohio.
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Athens, Ohio
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles G. O’bleness
Athens
Annual meeting of state principals and education officials
The Ohio Department of Elementary School Principals and the Department of Education will hold their annual meeting at the Youth Center here from February 4 to 6.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Elementary
Department of Education
Self-immolation protest shocks Vietnam
A 17-year-old girl in Nha Trang burned herself to death in a political protest against Premier Tran Van Huong’s government. Protests spread to Saigon suburbs and Hue, with martial law extended and violent clashes reported as authorities announce nationwide elections for 21 Saigon seats and 134 provincial members.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Nha Trang
Hue
Gia Dinh
Huong
Viet Cong
Balmy Morn Gives Way to Showers in Hocking Valley
Balmy temperatures near 54 degrees at 11 30 a.m. gave way to showers after an overnight low of 2. Monday reached a high of 44 with cloudy skies. Tomorrow's forecast calls for colder, unsettled weather in the Hocking Valley.
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