Wallace Corp to acquire Schwitzer Corp stock Indianapolis
William Wallace Corp plans to acquire a majority of Schwitzer Corp of Indianapolis, with Dyson-Kissner transferring Schwitzer shares to Wallace upon financing. Schwitzer, on Midwest Exchange, makes turbochargers and pumps. This follows Northwest Metal Products purchase in May, part of a 1964 expansion.
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William Wallace Corp
Logan
Metalbestos
Schwitzer Corp
Indianapolis
Ind
Schwitzer
Dyson-Kissner Corp
Wallace Company
Dyson- Kissner
Wallace
Northwest Metal Products, Inc
Kent
Wash
William Landers
Harold H. Sommers
Sanders
Midwest Stock Exchange
Dyson-Kissner Group
Bishop C. W. Brashares to retire after quadrennial conference
Chicago area bishop Charles W. Brashares, son of a Gibisonville minister, will end his ministry at the North Central Jurisdictional Methodist Conference in Cleveland July 8 to 12. He has led in the Chicago region about ten years and previously served in Des Moines and other cities.
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Chicago
Charles W. Brashares
Gibisonville
Cleveland
Isaiah
Clara McBroom Brashares
J. C. McBroom
South Perry
Wil
Delaware
Bishop Brashares
Ohio Wesleyan University
Harvard
Dayton
Ann Arbor
Mich
Des Moines
Iowa
National Methodist Bishops’ Association
Velva Brashares
Pansy Wylie
Charles Florida
Hocking County
Fourth Of July Observance Set
Nearly all local businesses and government offices will be closed Saturday for the 4th of July holiday. The Chieftain Boosters host an all day celebration on the LiIS athletic field with a fireworks display to cap the event. No Logan Daily News edition Saturday. publication resumes Monday.
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Chieftain Boosters
Liis
Logan Daily News
Citizens threaten vigilante actions spur police push
In San Clemente California threats to form vigilante groups to catch noisy teenagers prompt the City Council to increase police patrols along the beach. Police Chief Cliff Murray admits the problem includes youths using walkie talkies to warn roving groups as police approach.
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San Clemente
Calif
Cliff Murray
Government pay hike passed Senate boosts workers and officials
The Senate approved a 564 million pay increase for 1.7 million government workers plus federal judges and Congress members, with lawmakers set to gain 7,500 to 30,000 and Cabinet officers up to 35,000. Supreme Court raises were cut to 2,500 for justices amid protests from lawmakers. Postal employees would see about a 5.6 percent rise.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Sen
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Allott
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Eight More SEC Development Aides Urged
Ten candidates were proposed to Gov. Rhodes to join the seven member Ohio Valley Regional Development Council. If appointed eight more will raise the council to fifteen, with alternates also named and a temporary coordinator appointed for the 22 county Appalachia program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Southeast Ohio
Ohio Valley Regional Development Council
James A. Rhodes
Chester Allan
Portsmouth
Harry Miller
James Hyslop
St. Clairsville
Harlan Martin
Gallipolis
Dwight Coffman
Logan
Martin Templeton
Marietta
Nelson McCoy
Roseville
Hobart Morris
Hudson Jeffries
Ironton
Wilbur Seilkop
Greenfield
William A. Losoney
State Development Department
Appalachia
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
Contractors Set To Begin Hospital Work
Contractors for the new Hocking County hospital prepare the Logan site as plans move forward. The C C Vogel Co of Columbus will set up sheds next week while the mechanical contract holder A J Stockmeister of Jackson orders materials and targets work by month end.
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Hocking County Hospital
Logan
C. C. Vogel Co
Columbus
Barton A. Hall
Hospital Building Commission
A. J. Stockmeister
Jackson
Real Estate Tax Collection Behind Schedule
Hocking County Treasurer Ralph Moorhead reported the second half real estate tax collection is far behind schedule. June 1 mailed statements set a July 20 deadline for payment to avoid a 10 percent penalty. only 64,000 has been collected versus the usual 200,000 by this date.
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Hocking
Ralph Moorhead
Moorhead
Mississippi Hunt Widens Search for Missing Civil Rights Workers
A foot by foot search in east central Mississippi shifted to Kemper County as ground crews moved into the rural area near Moscow about 20 miles from the Alabama line. Rain halted activity after teams reached the vicinity Thursday.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
Kemper County
Here
Moscow
Alabama
Civil Rights Law Faces Early Tests Across South
After President Johnson signed the civil rights bill, testing began in Kansas City, Albany, and St. Augustine with CORE and SNCC organizers guiding steps. A barbershop in the Muehlebach Hotel faced a sit in by Gene Young and CORE members, while officials in Albany reported first-time service to integrated groups and Klan activity threatened in North Florida.
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Atlanta
Johnson
Washington
South
Lester Maddox
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Kansas City
Gene Young
Jackson
Miss
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Val Coleman
Gus Imbeau
Albany
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
South Georgia
Richard Haley
New Orleans
St. Augustine
Fla
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
J. B. Stoner
Ku Klux Klan
North Florida
Independence Day travel expected to claim up to 550 lives
The National Safety Council estimates 83 million vehicles will travel 8.4 billion miles during the three day holiday period. Between 450 and 550 deaths are expected from traffic accidents. Early reports note two killed and five injured in a head on collision near Kenton Ohio on U S 68.
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The
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Kenton, Ohio
Here
U.S. 68
Hardin-Logan County
Ohio Highway Patrol
Harold Eugene Miller
Kenton
Roy Eugene Gross
Sidney
Weather Outlook For Ohio Independence Weekend
Forecast calls for near normal temperatures and generally fair conditions across Ohio for the July Fourth weekend. Hocking Valley expected to stay dry with continued drought. Thursday high reached 9 degrees and overnight low 62 with 88 degrees by 11 a.m.
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Hocking Valley
Weather Outlook For Ohio Cities
Daily changes show normal highs and lows for Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland. Scattered showers are expected early next week with totals averaging a quarter to half an inch in some areas.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Robbers Turn Out To Be Very Official In Dallas
A Dallas service station man called police saying robbers, armed with knives, were robbing him. Responding officers found Internal Revenue Service agents in the act of confiscating the man’s books.
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Dallas
Tex
Internal Revenue Service
Goldwater fears civil rights explosion amid campaign
Senate hopeful Barry Goldwater warns fringe followers may trigger a civil rights crisis. He urges clergy and advisers to help avert trouble while insisting he would enforce the Civil Rights Act vigorously if elected. Scranton counters Goldwater’s farm plan as disaster for the heartland and pledges farm program reforms.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Fargo
N.D
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Dollison Heads For Convention
Dean Dollison Hocking County Republican chairman leaves for San Francisco as one of two Tenth District delegates to the GOP national convention. His wife Ann serves in the hospitality suite and daughter Sue helps on the speakers platform. The Ohio delegation, largest undecided group, begins arriving this weekend. The Dollisons plan to visit Los Angeles before returning to Logan.
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Dean Dollison
Hocking County
San Francisco
GOP
Ohio
Collison
Ann
Sue
Dollisons
Los Angeles
Logan
Johnson Signs Civil Rights Bill Amid Nationwide Push
President Johnson signed the civil rights bill pledging justice and hope for all Americans as the law takes effect. Governors in the Deep South warned of challenges to desegregation while federal officials prepare for lawsuits and expanded enforcement funding. Leroy Collins will head the new community relations service as the House and Senate final actions finish the long civil rights drama.
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Washington
House
White House
Johnson
South
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Deep South
Justice Department
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Republic
Gov. Johnson
Leroy Collins
Florida
Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
Senate
Ohio
John H. Ashbrook
Johnstown
Licking County
Coin Hoarding Faces Push to End Profit Motive
Washington reports that Mint Director Eva Adams told a House subcommittee there is no way to bar speculators from Kennedy half dollars but she plans to deter hoarding by keeping the 1964 date on coins and suspending a 1792 law requiring annual dating, to flood the market with current coins.
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Washington
Mint
Kennedy
Eva Adams
Negro housing study cites premium and shifting demographics
The Cleveland Urban League report The Negro in Cleveland Changes Between 1950 and 1963 says Negro renters pay more than 3 million dollars a year above whites for similar housing while few move to suburbs. It links housing quality to health, notes larger family size in Negro homes, and highlights income gaps, education effects, and a 287,000 Negro population with 150,000 workers.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Urban League
Greater
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Dollison
LBJ
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