JFK Urges Tieup With Europeans and Tax Policy Talks
President Kennedy urged a partnership with a united Europe during a Philadelphia speech at Independence Hall and pressed for an international declaration of interdependence. He then returned to Washington to discuss tax policy with Douglas Dillon and Walter W. Heller as debate over a possible tax cut heats up.
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Washington
Kennedy
United
Europe
Douglas Dillon
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Philadelphia
Dillon
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Independence Hall
Hershey
Adelphi Businessman Cecil Bodie Dies at 67
Cecil B Bodie 67 prominent Adelphi businessman died Tuesday night at Grant Hospital Columbus after a heart attack He directed Adelphi Banking Co and ran a Ross County general store for 42 years He was active in Masonic groups born in West Virginia survived by wife Les sel two sons Doyen Boyd daughter Virginia Pritchard six grandchildren and a sister Funeral services Saturday at 230 pm Hill Funeral Home Kingston burial Green Summit Cemetery near Adelphi Friends may call after 530 pm today
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Cecil B. Bodie
Adelphi
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Adelphi Banking Co
Ross County
Mr. Bodie
West Virginia
Henry and
Mary Reed Bodie
Lessell
Doyen and
Boyd
Virginia Pritchard
Teney Huston
Jersey City Probe Focuses on Moriarty in $2.4 Million Cache
Investigators zero in on convicted gambler Joseph Moriarty as the source of a hidden $2.4 million stash found in a locked 1947 Plymouth. Bonds registered to Moriarty and his deceased brother Alfred, plus guns and bookmaker gear, were recovered. ownership remains a legal question. Prosecutor Whipple pressed Moriarty for a statement, who stayed noncommittal and sought a lawyer.
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Jersey City
N.J
Joseph
Newsboy) Moriarty
Austin J. Conley
Moriarty
Trenton
Conley
Alfred
Lawrence A. Whipple
Hudson County
R. W. Bachman
Newark
FBI
Ford
U.S
Bachman
Violent Gun Fight In Oran Shatters Algeria Independence Fest
In Oran a deadly gun battle erupted during Algeria's independence holiday. Officials report over 100 dead or wounded, with both Muslims and Europeans affected as violence spans the city. The clash underscores the power struggle between Ben Khedda loyalists and Ben Bella supporters as nationalist forces move from Tunisia and Morocco toward Algeria.
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Oran
Algeria
Algiers
Secret Army Organization
Secret Army
Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
Wilaya No. 3
Ahmed Ben Bella
Tunisia
Morocco
Ben Bella
Souk Ahras
Constantine
Marina
Cairo
Eisenhower Defends GOP Policy Groups From Goldwater
Former President Eisenhower backs two new Republican policy groups the All Republican Conference and the National Republicans Citizens Committee. He argues these bodies broaden party organization to uphold principles and win elections against Goldwater’s critical view.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
All Republican Conference
National Republicans Citizens Committee
Barry Goldwater
Gettysburg
Citizens Committee
New York
William E. Miller
Miller
GOP
House
Senate
Republican Party
America
High Altitude Nuclear Test Planned Tonight
The United States plans a high altitude nuclear test over Johnston Island tonight as weather conditions remain favorable in Honolulu. Two prior attempts failed due to missile troubles and no detonation occurred, with possible reductions in the test series if delays continue.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pacific Island
Pacific
Lancaster Soldier Hailed In Germany
Hamburg awards thank you medals for rescue work during February floods on the North Sea coast. Recipients include Sgt. Norman N. Kilbarger of Lancaster Ohio, Sgt. Richard Edward Cooke of Manchester England, and Adjutant Georges Desplanque of Herseaux Belgium.
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Hamburg
Germany
North Sea
Norman N. Kilbarger
Lancaster
Ohio
Richard Edward Cooke
Manchester
England
Georges Desplanque
Herseaux
Belgium
Caroline Kennedy to travel abroad with mother and aunt
Four year old Caroline Kennedy will travel abroad next month with her mother Jacqueline Kennedy and aunt Princess Lee Radziwill. They will visit Italy as part of a family trip.
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Washington
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Italy
Princess Lee Radziwill
Auto Crash Is Fatal To Gore Rt.1 Youth
Fatal Fourth of July holiday traffic toll rises as the nation records 143 deaths in a 30 hour observance. National Safety Council cites drivers failing to observe basic rules and notes Ohio under forecast with five deaths amid a nationwide toll of 248 including 15 boating, 54 drownings, and 36 miscellaneous deaths.
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National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Ohio
Eveleth
Iron Range
Minnesota
Modesto
Calif
Sanford
Fla
Thousands Flock To Hocking Parks For Chieftain Booster
Thousands visited Logan's parks for the 4th of July booster celebration under sunny skies after heavy rain. Activities included baseball games, a concert by the LHS band, an ice cream social, a talent show with prize money, and a fireworks display.
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Hocking
Logan
Chieftain
Logan Eagles
Stewart
American Legion
Athens
LHS
Chieftain Squaws
Boys Industrial School
Melfi
Columbus
Holloway
Tim
Martha
Roberta Holloway
Fairest
Lord Jesus
Matadors
BIS
Gary Vaughan
Penny Ashbaugh
Twist
Dixie Grubb
Haydenville
Debby Backus
Linda Courtney
Nelsonville
First Baptist Church Spiritual Group
Connie Cottrill
Linda Sigler
Dee Gabriel
Mark Matheny
The
Blazers
Chieftain Boosters
Chiefs
Striking Medics Face Threats in Saskatchewan
In Saskatchewan a doctors strike over a compulsory medical care program enters its fifth day as threats surface. In Swift Current a safety committee warns doctors and families to abandon the strike by Friday or face harm. A mass demonstration is planned in Saskatoon to repeal the program while doctors continue leaving the province.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Woodrow Lloyd
J. H. Brockelbank
Swift Current
Swift Current Citizens Safety Committee
Saskatoon
Hans Taal
Keep Our Doctors
Bert McKay
Moosomin
Armed Robbery Attempt Reported on Route 33
Police investigated an armed robbery attempt on Route 33 near the Five Mile Inn early Wednesday. Darrel Thress and Eugene Bourne, both from Logan, said a car with New Jersey plates stopped and a shotgun was pointed at Bourne, who fled toward the tavern as a shot was fired. Nelsonville police pursued a matching car on Route 595 but the suspects escaped. no sheriff report followed.
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Bourne
Five-Mile Inn
Nelsonville
Rt. 595
Indian Lake Riots Bring 25 Arrests
In Russell's Point Ohio a riot at Indian Lake drew about 2 500 youths. Mayor Gene Gooding fined and jailed at least 12 Dayton area youths with fines from 15 to 100 dollars and jail terms from 3 to 30 days. Two were bound over for trials.
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Russells Point
Ohio
Indian Lake
Highway Patrol
Gene Gooding
Dayton
Graf Returned To Hocking Jail After Hernia Surgery
Neil Graf was returned to county jail by Sheriff Paul Hartman after a hernia operation at Hocking Valley Hospital on June 22. Graf, from Logan Route 1, was serving a sentence for receiving stolen goods and had been sentenced May 24 to nine months in jail with $500 in fines and five years of probation.
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Neil Graf
Hocking Valley Hospital
Paul Hartman
Logan Rt. 1
Graf
Ralph Thompson Accident Victim
An 18 year old Gore Route 1 youth died at University Hospital Columbus from injuries after a crash near Nelsonville early Wednesday. Ralph Thompson lost control on Route 278, overturned against a tree, and was trapped. He died after being moved from Mount St. Mary Hospital to Columbus, marking the sixth fatality in Hocking County this year.
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Gore Rt. 1
University Hospital
Columbus
Nelsonville
Ralph Thompson
Denver
Mary Hill Thompson
Rt. 278
Johnson's Hill
Hocking
Thompson
Paul Mount
Harry Breeze
Franklin St
State Patrol
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mount
Nelsonville Hospital
Hocking County
William
Logan Rt
Lester
Edwin
Robert
Scott
Judy McWilliams
Linda
Nancy
Jesse Thompson
Logan
Walter Hill
Wellston
Phoebe Simpson
Oak Hill
Leonard
Woman in fair condition after Sarnia highway crash
A Lake Logan Road woman, Patricia Richards 30, is in fair condition after a collision in Sarnia Ontario last night. Her car hit a Detroit couple's vehicle. Patricia's husband James 34 and father-in-law James H Richards were treated for cuts. Their two sons, aged 10 and 4, were unhurt.
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Lake Logan Rd
Sarnia
Ont
Patricia Richards
Richards
Detroit
James
Columbus
James H. Richards
Two July 4 car accidents investigated by Hocking sheriff
The Hocking sheriff reported two single vehicle crashes. At 12 15 a m Wednesday on Route 33 three miles south of Logan the driver swerved to avoid two oncoming cars and struck a highway marker, with minor damage and passenger Larry Bush treated for a possible elbow injury. The second crash at 12 15 a m today on Horns Mill Road ten miles north of Logan near Marion school involved Rita L Price who blacked out and hit a tree, with moderate front end damage and minor injuries.
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Hocking Sheriff's Department
Rt. 33
Logan
Darrel Thress
Logan Rt. 1
Paul Thrush
Thress
Larry Bush
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking Valley Hospital
Thrush
Horn’s Mill Rd
Marion School
Rita L. Price
Weston
W. Va
Coroner Rules Heart Attack Caused Potts Death
In London Walter B Potts aged 82 died while fixing a noose to hang himself. The coroner ruled the death as a heart attack occurring during the suicide attempt.
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London
Walter B. Potts
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Goldwater
Caroline
Gore Rt.1
Logan Chieftain
Kachelmacher Park
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Lake Hope
Gan
Hocking Valley
Mercury
New Jersey
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