Last Rites Set For Fire Victims Near Chestnut Grove
Two South Bloomingville brothers Gary and Mark Stevens remained in critical condition at Children's Hospital Columbus with burns described as 90 and 20 percent. Their mother Betty Stevens and two year old Mary Magdalene died in a fire that destroyed the Goose Creek Road home near Chestnut Grove Church. The father Elbert Stevens is noted in dispatches.
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South Bloomingville
Gary
Mark Stevens
Betty Stevens
Mary Magdalene
Goose Creek Rd
Chestnut Grove Church
Elbert Stevens
Penny
Elbert
Robert
Eugene
Mary Rutgers
Straitsville Rt. 1
Nancy Coe
Carbon Hill
Wilma Williams
Joan Saunders
Logan
June Wine
William
Tacoma
Wash
Ray
James
Rodger
Gore
John
Murray City
Kenneth
Oklahoma
Chestnut Grove
Hocking-Vinton County Line
Hill Funeral Home
Kingston
Church
Delay Sought In Naples Case
Assistant Atty. Gen. David L. Kessler sought more time in the Joey Naples case. The retrial deadline was extended as counsel works to answer a motion to set aside his release from Ohio Penitentiary. Naples faces charges of receiving and concealing stolen property and promoting a numbers game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kessler
LBJ Will Not Attend Churchill Funeral Overseas Trip Scrapped
President Johnson cancels plans to fly to London for Sir Winston Churchill's funeral citing medical advice and lack of strength. United States representation will include Dean Rusk Earl Warren and David Bruce with Eisenhower as guest. Eisenhower to travel with Rusk and others. Johnson appeared frail in bed as he announced the decision.
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Washington
Johnson
Winston Churchill
Britain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Churchill
Eisenhower
London
Rusk
White House
Crippled War Veterans Join In Churchill Tribute
Blind and disabled WWII veterans join Britons in paying homage to Sir Winston Churchill at Westminster Hall. The cold day drew 87 773 mourners by midmorning as crowds line the bier and queue grows toward Lambeth Bridge amid snow and near freezing temps.
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Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Winston
Westminster Hall
George V
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Thames
Tower of London Pier
Lambeth Bridge
Senate OK Of Appalachia Aid Expected Today
The Senate plans swift approval of an administration bill granting 1.092 billion dollars to the 11 state Appalachian region for highways and job programs. A second measure to tighten water pollution control and fund sewage projects also advances toward the House.
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Washington
Senate
Appalachian
House
Public Works Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Appalachia
Kennedy
West Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
Bitter Cold Wave Heads Into Ohio
Bitter cold Canadian air was to move into Ohio, with temperatures dropping into the teens this afternoon. Snow flurries preceded the front, with northern counties expected to see two to four inches. Cold-wave warnings covered the state as temperatures slid from 28 yesterday to near zero in places, while other northern states faced subzero readings and blizzard conditions.
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Ohio
Hocking
Midwest
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Arkansas
Indiana
Tennessee
Missouri
Michigan
Nebraska
Rockies
Muskegon
Mich
Two Candidates File Petitions For City Offices
Two more candidates for city offices have filed nominating petitions with the Hocking County election board and two others are circulating petitions. Juliet White seeks a sixth term as city treasurer. Lawrence G. Ellinger runs for councilman at large and Evans Hand and Wilbur Lanning Jr. circulate petitions for council seats.
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Hocking County Election Board
Juliet White
W. Hunter Sr
Robert L. White
Logan - Hocking County
Jane Brown
Lawrence G. Ellinger
Jennison Ave
Logan
Logan Clay Products Co
Ruby Heidlebaugh
Evans
Sandy) Hand
Second St
Ernie Price
State Highway Department
Hand
Beacon Press
Jeannette
Evans S. Hand III
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Mound St
First Ward
Khanh Replaces Oanh as South Viet Nam Premier Again
In Saigon Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh names Nguyen Xuan Oanh premier for a second time and plans a 20 member military civilian council to advise the government. He signals continued control over policy amid Buddhist protests and anti American sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khanh
Oanh
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
Taylor
Tran van Huong
United States
Huong
Washington
National Assembly
U.S. Information Service
Hue
Rev Raymond Hughes reassigned to Zanesville EUB Church
The Rev. Raymond B. Hughes, longtime pastor at Enterprise Kline Memorial and Pleasant Hill EUB churches, is reassigned to Zanesville First EUB Church effective Sunday. He will be succeeded temporarily by Dr. C F Lutz of Columbus Southeast Conference. Hughes has served in leadership roles in the Hocking County Ministerial Association and the EFUB church boards, and plus he worked as a bus driver and helped reorganize Scout Troop 254. The two churches plan improvements including lighting, furnaces, and new educational space, with Hughes and family moving to Zanesville in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond B. Hughes
Enterprise Kline Memorial
Pleasant Hill
Zanesville
Hughes
Gerald Koster
Columbus
C. F. Lutz
Ohio Southeast
Enterprise
Hocking County Ministerial Association
Department of Town and Country
Division of
World Mission
Efub Church
Ohio Southeast Conference
Camp Otterbein
EUB
Union Furnace
Logan City
Enterprise Boy Scout Troop
Two Hocking
Kline Memorial
Hattie
Logan Junior High
Greg
Enterprise School
Five Mile Inn Hearing Decision Withheld By State
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission withheld its decision in a hearing for Virgil Sharb doing business as the Five Mile Inn. A spokesman said the decision and any penalties will be mailed March 4 and announced publicly afterward. Sharb was charged with Sunday sale of a six pack of beer on July 19 at the Rt 33S tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Virgil Sharb
Five Mile Inn
Sharb
Shark
Rt. 33S
Prince Charles Passes Vital School Exams
Prince Charles aged 16, heir to the British throne, scored well in key exams. He passed English language literature history Latin and French as part of his school assessments in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Charles
Charles
Elizabeth II
Pepple Expected to Become New Senate Finance Chair
In Columbus Ohio Senator Ross Pepple is expected to take over as Senate Finance Committee chairman after a fight over the GOP floor leader race. Gray named Deddens to continue as chair, while Pepple's allies expect him to replace Deddens, with Deddens remaining on the State Controlling Board. The dispute involves state school funding levels and does not hinge on the committee chair change.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Senate Finance Committee
Ohio Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Miami
GOP
William H. Deddens
R-Hamilton
Pepple
Gray
Deddens
Oakley Collins
R - Lawrence
Senate Education Committee
Friends of
OEA chief challenges Rhodes over school funding claims
Ohio Education Association President Robert H. Dowling urged Governor James A. Rhodes to publicly disavow a GOP state senator's assertion that Ohio covers nearly 54 percent of public school operating costs. Dowling called Pepple's statistics irresponsible, inaccurate, and misleading and criticized the senator’s tactics.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert H. Dowling
Ohio Education Association
James A. Rhodes
Dowling
Rhodes
Ross Pepple
R Allen
Pepple
Night break-in at Edmonton plant sabotages jets and kills guard
A night security officer was shot dead and four U S Air Force F84 jets damaged by dynamite at Northwest Industries in Edmonton. Police chased a suspect 20 blocks from the industrial airport. an 18 year old from Tofield was also taken into custody. A car with 80 pounds of dynamite was found abandoned near the plant. The jets are part of a contract for overhauling 112 U S Air Force planes.
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Edmonton
Alta
Northwest Industries, Ltd
Tofield
Northwest Industries
Ohio Development Director To Speak At Trade Club Meet
Fred P. Neuenschwander, director of the Ohio Development Department, will be the featured speaker at the Logan Trade Club annual meeting on Thursday February 4. A social hour begins at 6 p.m. with a 6:30 p.m. chicken and ham dinner in Brandt's Mecca Room. The Rev. Robert McQuilkin will invoke. Officers for 1965 will be introduced and installed by Barton A. Hall. Reports cover 1964 activities by John Saving Harry L. Smith and Jacob A. Keller with committee updates led by James Heinlein Art Gasser Tom Grey Roy Kelch Max Davidson and R. B. Perkins.
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Fred P. Neuenschwander
Ohio Development Department
Logan Trade Club
Mecca
Brandt's
Robert McQuilkin
Logan Presbyterian Church
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
John Saving
Harry L. Smith
Jacob A. Keller
James Heinlein
Merchants Division
Art Gasser
Tom Grey
Roy Kelch
LTC
Ohio Development Corp
Max Davidson
R. B. Perkins
Johnson forecasts continued growth and Great Society aim
President Johnson told Congress the 1965 economy should avoid recession with a strong expansion and proposed swift tax actions if growth falters. He urged passage of Great Society measures including Social Security increases, expanded education aid, broader minimum wage coverage, and urban development programs.
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Congress
Johnson
Appalachia
Katzenbach Named Permanently Attorney General
President Johnson designated acting Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach for the permanent role and named Ramsey Clark deputy attorney general. Clark, son of Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, had headed public lands. Katzenbach gained prominence in civil rights cases in Washington and the South after Robert F. Kennedy left to run for Senate.
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Washington
Johnson
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ramsey Clark
Katzenbach
Clark
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
South
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
New York
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Stevens
William Smith
Louise Rodgers
Hocking County
Red Cross
N. Walnut St
YWCA
LBJ
Sir Winston
Catafalque
Senate OK of
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Associated Press
Caily
Phan Khac Suu
Raymond Hughes
OEA
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