Brimner Elected Logan City Council Member At Large
Harold Brimner was elected to replace Howard Blum as councilman at large by Logan City Council. The Republican won on the second ballot, giving the GOP a 6 2 majority. Blum resigned Friday due to business demands. Brimner is the former mayoral candidate.
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Brimner
Blum
Harold Brimner
Mohican Ave
Logan City
Howard Blum
Frank Ricketts
Sam Bright
Levett Voris
New Democratic Council
Rolland Schorr
Richard Collison
Ricketts
Voris
Church St
Riff St
State Rt
G. E. Logan Glass
State park beach projects await approval from Eagon
Work on a 45000 dollar Beach at Lake Logan and 275000 dollars in Hocking State Parks improvements are pending state director Herbert Eagon’s word. The 1960-61 program includes water and sewer systems, sanitary facilities, trails, and a Burr Oak project totaling 175250 dollars awaiting action.
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Lake Logan
Hocking
Herbert B. Eagon
State Director of Natural Resources
Ohio
Eagon
State Division of Parks
W. W. Flickinger
The
Daily News
Eagen
103Rd General Assembly
Division of Parks
Rolland Bright
Logan
Rockhouse
Conkle’s Hollow
Cantwell Cliffs
Ash Cave
Old Man's Cave
Eagan
Burr Oak State Park
Athens
Morgan Counties
Nevada Marriage Law Could Slow licensure
CARSON CITY Nev AP Assemblyman George Harmon a Las Vegas Democrat sponsors a bill to require blood tests showing absence of syphilis for the preceding 30 days before a marriage license could be granted.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
George Harmon
Las Vegas
Ike To Be Main Speaker In Nationwide GOP Show
President Eisenhower leads a West Coast kickoff for the 1960 GOP campaign with a cross country telecast to 80 rallies. He speaks in Los Angeles while Nixon Rockefeller Morton and others appear at separate sites. stopovers include Denver with Mrs. Eisenhower remaining to care for her ill mother.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Los Angeles
Denver
Republican National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
John S. Doud
Beverly Hilton
Palm Springs
Calif
Humphrey Signals Indirect Exit From Ohio Delegate Fight
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey hinted he will skip the Ohio race for delegates to the Democratic National Convention. After breakfast with Gov. DiSalle he said he will announce plans after returning to Washington and emphasized his role as a party organization man. He met with leaders, and DiSalle said there is no second choice commitment if Kennedy falters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Michael V. DiSalle
Massachusets
John F. Kennedy
Humphrey
Washington
DiSalle
William L. Coleman
Sen
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Ohio Weather Outlook From Columbus Office
Official Weather Bureau summary notes mild night with light rain and overcast skies. Early morning low 26, yesterday high 50, today 10:30 a.m. 41. Rain turns to snow flurries near Lake Erie with colder temperatures by Thursday morning.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking
Canton
Toledo
Columbus
Dayton
Lake Erie
Air Force base closures eyed as missiles expand
Secretary of the Air Force Dudley C. Sharp told the Senate Armed Services Committee that closures or changes at many bases may occur as missiles and space applications grow. He urged congressional support where actions are indicated and justified.
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Washington
Air Force
Dudley C. Sharp
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sharp
Congress
Nelsonville Greyhounds Triump Over Logan Chieftains 76 62
Nelsonville outshot Logan 54 to 45 percent and built a 16 point halftime lead to tie for third in the SEC League. Sensational scoring from guards Mike Patton and Bill Kunzman fueled the Greyhounds 76 62 win as they each hit key long jumpers despite tight Logan defense.
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Logan Chieftains
Greyhounds
Pomeroy
Chiefs
Mike Patton
Bill Kunzman
Nelsonville
Patton
Kunzman
Logan
Logan Cagers
Airman Endures Harsh Lake Erie Test in Ejection Capsule
Airman 1C Bruce C. Barwise, 34, of Bovey Minnesota, battles fatigue inside a 72 hour endurance test aboard the Hustler capsule afloat near Buffalo on Lake Erie's 32 degree water. He pumps bilge, maintains radio contact with Maple Coast Guard tender, and endures freezing winds 15 to 35 mph. The capsule, ejected by rockets, simulates cold, seasickness and isolation to study human response.
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Buffalo N.Y
Lake Erie
Bruce C. Barwise
Bovey
Minn
Air Force
Barwise
Buffalo Harbor
Coast Guard
Gondola from giant balloon found in Caribbean
A scientific gondola loaded with instruments was jettisoned from the world’s largest balloon and located by a search plane in the eastern Caribbean. Recovery operations will begin immediately with the destroyer Hyman guiding the spot.
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Valley Forge
Caribbean
Venezuela
Hyman
Friendly Wave Incident Ends With Fines and Damage
Robert Riley of Nelsonville waved at a child while driving north on Kentner Street. The momentary distraction caused him to lose control, swerving into a parked car owned by George Safronka. Extensive damage occurred. Riley was cited by Mayor Earl Hilleary with a $20 fine and costs for unsafe operation.
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Robert Riley
Nelsonville
Riley
Kentner St
George Safronka
Kantner St
Earl Hilleary
Two Cambridge Men Plead Innocent to Tax Evasion
Herman Rogovin of Zanesville and Theodore Rogovin of Cambridge pled innocent before Judge Mell G. Underwood to 15 counts of income tax evasion and four individual counts. They are charged for four Cambridge firms Ohio Bridge Corp Bridge Construction Culvert and Fabricating and Superior Steel with evading taxes on profits from 1953 to 1956.
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Columbus
Ohio Bridge Corp
Bridge Construction Co., Inc
Culvert and Fabricating Co., Inc
Superior Steel Corp
Internal Revenue Service
Algerian Crisis Deepens as Paris-Evoked Powers Feared
Paris reports a widening Algeria crisis with threats of declaring dictatorial powers amid Ken debacle. Debre denial of resignation contrasts with ongoing protests across Algiers and other cities as insurgents hold barricades and demand Algeria remain part of France.
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Debre
de Gaulle
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Bone
Constantine
Oran
Skindivers Unable To Recover Body In Paint Creek
Four Columbus divers searching Paint Creek near Chillicothe failed to find any sign of 37 year old Elsie Riley who fell from a car three miles west of the city last Saturday. The river at the site runs about 18 feet deep.
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Chillicothe
New Air Cushioned Scooter Unveiled by Bell Helicopter
Fort Worth AP report shows Bell Helicopter Corp introduces a light motor scooter capable of 25 mph on an air cushion. The 160 pound device uses a two cycle engine and large fan to lift the unit about two inches off the ground.
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Fort Worth
Four slain at doctor’s estate in New Jersey mystery
Police found the red and black taxi used by the killer at a Newark edge location. Victims include Dr Francis Clarke’s invalid wife Edith Clarke and three women, bound and shot in Mrs Clarke’s room. cab driver Morris Michael also murdered. No motive clear.
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North Brunswick
N. J
Newark
Elizabeth
Edith Clarke
Francis Clarke
Cora Thaddies
Dorothy Moore
Middlesex County
Warren T. Wilentz
Dr. Clarke
St. Peter's Hospital
New Brunswick
Clarke
St. Peter's
Logan Transfer Favored In Green School Area
Green area residents favored transferring Logan to the Logan city school district with 214 votes or 56.5 percent of 379 ballots. Seventy or 27.9 percent preferred the area remain as a separate elementary district. Transfers to Starr Washington and Buchtel York received 26 and 12 votes respectively, with 13 votes invalid. Results will be reported to the county school board.
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Logan City
Green School Area
Glenn Hemsworth
Charles Vollmer
Lowell May
James Frey
Logan
Starr-Washington
Buchtel-York
C. S. Matheny
Wilbur McDaniel
Hocking County School Board
Sidney Kappel
Starr-Washington Board
Noel North
Kenneth Risch
Neil Gierhart
East Hocking
Frey
Starr
United States Steel Reports 1959 Earnings Amid Strike
United States Steel Corp. reports 1959 earnings of 253 million 975 thousand dollars or 4.24 dollars per share despite a 116 day strike. The result shows the firm maintained strong revenue even with labor disruption.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
Armory Sharing Sails Through Federal Funding Hurdles
Ohio National Guard plans a Lancaster armory but faces a funding split. State money comes from selling an existing Lancaster armory to private interests, leaving the project to use federal dollars. Army Reserve sharing hinges on Federal Bureau of the Budget rules and National Guard Bureau review.
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Ohio
Lancaster
Ohio National Guard
Army Reserve
Adjutant General's Department
C. H. Gibson
Gibson
Federal Bureau of the Budget
Adj
Loren G. Windom
National Guard Bureau
Washington
Logan
Elyria
National Guard
Norwalk
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