Commissioners Plan Sale Of Bonds For New County Hospital
County commissioners voted to seek bids by Aug 6 for 990000 in general obligation bonds to finance the new Hocking County hospital. Bonds bear 3 percent interest payable June 1 1965 and semiannually thereafter. Groundbreaking events timed with Logan High School band participation and radio coverage at 2 pm Monday.
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New County Hospital
Hocking County
Carl Engle
County General Fund
James FE. Leonard
al Horsky
Logan High School
LHS
Hocking County Hospital
Super Duper
Horsky
Coffman Stair Employees Approve Union Representation
Coffman Stair Co employees voted 92 to 54 for representation by the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners AFL-CIO. NLRB reported 157 of 160 eligible workers voted across Logan and Washington DC plants, with ballots tallied at three DC boxes and one in Logan. Final certification to follow in five working days if no challenges arise.
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Coffman Stair Co
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Afl-Cio
Coffman
Logan
Washington
D.H
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Washington D.C
West Hocking Board Names New Principal At Rockbridge
West Hocking school board approved Roger King’s resignation from Rockbridge Elementary and appointed Eugene Taulbee of Rockbridge as principal. King moves to Lancaster city schools special education. New hires include Corene Robinson of Logan for first and second grades at Gibisonville and Robert Hamilton for upper elementary at South Bloomingville on one year contracts. Budget discussions for the next school year proceed toward month end.
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West Hocking
Roger King
Rockbridge
Eugene Taulbee
King
Special Education Department
Lancaster City
Kings
Lake Logan Rd
Corene Robinson
Logan
Gibisonville
Robert Hamilton
South Bloomingville
Kennedy OK After Long Trip From Northampton
Sen Edward M Kennedy is in excellent condition after a 100 mile ambulance ride to Boston. He was strapped to an orthopedic bed to protect the healing back from a June 19 plane crash. Doctors describe his condition as good and stable.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Northampton
University Professors Urge Neutral Viet Nam Policy
About 5,000 university professors urged President Johnson and both major parties to pursue a neutralized, federated or reunified Viet Nam protected by international guarantees. They argued neutrality would end terror and loss of lives, warning against deeper involvement or withdrawal. The call contrasts with other peace plans and cites U Thant’s Geneva proposal.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
National Committee
State of Defense Departments
Cambodia
North
State Department
U.N
U Thant
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
McNamara
Goldwater Seen On Track For First Ballot Victory
SAN FRANCISCO AP Senator Barry Goldwater heads toward a platform hearing with signs of a first ballot GOP nomination win. He counters criticisms from William Scranton and notes Ohio shifts as Governor Rhodes backs voting for the candidate of choice on the first ballot. Goldwater aims to reach 655 votes, with about 725 already committed.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Weather Summary for Ohio Clear Skies Across State
Official Weather Bureau notes dense fog in valleys and thick Cleveland smog. Sunshine dominates with highs near 85 in central regions, low 58 overnight. Saturday may bring widely scattered thundershowers, otherwise dry through Sunday with cool 60s nights. Temperatures vary from upper 50s north to 60s south. Cleveland 56, Columbus 61, Marietta 63 at 6 am. Weekend outlook favorable with continued sunshine and warmth.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Cleveland
Hocking County
Columbus
Marietta
Ohio Temperatures Dip Below Normal Across Regions
Forecast shows Saturday warm then cooler Sunday with 3 to 7 degree below normal temperatures across Ohio. Normal highs and lows listed for Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati. Rainfall varies by region from a quarter to three quarters of an inch with showers and thunder showers Monday and Tuesday.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio Republicans back Goldwater pledged free delegate votes
In San Francisco Ohio Governor Rhodes and Ohio National Committeeman Bliss urged the state's 58 convention delegates to vote their choice on the first ballot and release from a favorite son pledge. Scranton questioned the move while Goldwater supporters hailed the potential for up to 50 Goldwater votes. The caucus was set for Monday to decide final voting.
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San Francisco
Ohio
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
James A. Rhodes
Ray C. Bliss
Associated Press
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Buckeye
Rhodes
Bliss
Columbus
Scranton
Ohio Gop
Tshombe Becomes Premier of Republic of Congo
Moise Tshombe was sworn in as premier in Leopoldville with eight of ten cabinet members. He pledged fidelity to the Congo and chief of state Kasavubu as Cyrille Adoula denied delaying the installation.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Congo Republic
Tshombe
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo River Rapids
Congo
Jean Ebosiri
Frederic Balojiwere
Kasavubu
Spain
Adoula
Cyrille Adoula
Lema Triumphs at British Open Over Nicklaus
Tony Lema edged Jack Nicklaus at St Andrews to win the British Open with a near record total of 279. Lema shot 68 in the final round to Nicklaus 66, 68, as the San Leandro star earned a five stroke margin over the Ohio favorite.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Lema
Nicklaus
San Leandro
Calif
Ohio
Logan Youths Named To All Ohio Boys Band
Two Logan High School musicians Fred Schmidt and Jerry McAfee join 309 members of the All Ohio Boys Band. The group, directed by Dr Louis F E Bet e, will perform daily at the Ohio State Fair and feature in the Queen of Queens Pageant.
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Logan
Logan High School
Fred Schmidt
North St
Jerry McAfee
D. E. McAfee
S. Walnut St
John Hines
Charles G. Mohney
Nelsonville
Ken Johnson
Sugar Grove
Louis FE. Bete
Fairgrounds Grandstand
Church OKs Basement Use For Classrooms
The Logan Presbyterian Church approves using its basement as additional classrooms for city schools. The agreement with the city school board awaits their July 20 approval. About 80 children will be involved in morning and afternoon kindergarten and first grade sessions.
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Logan Presbyterian Church
Robert McQuilkin
Dwight Diller
Diller
Road Strike Curb Sought In Negotiation
In Columbus Ohio talks to avert a Monday highway construction strike continued with progress signals. Ohio Turnpike Chairman James W Shacknessy and Highway Director P E Masheter, named by Gov James A Rhodes, meet again this afternoon to prevent a 12 000 member Local 18 Operating Engineers strike over wage and weather pay demands. Rhodes urged reconsideration of the June 21 vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
James W. Shacknessy
Shocknessy
P. E. Masheter
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Contractors Association
Rhodes
San Francisco
FBI To Probe Airline Crash Newport Tennessee
A United Air Lines Viscount turboprop crashed in the Great Smoky Mountains foothills near Newport killing 39 aboard. Witnesses saw an explosion and falling debris eight miles northeast of town near the North Carolina line. The flight originated in Philadelphia bound for Huntsville via Washington and Knoxville. the pilot reported switching to visual flight.
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Newport, Tenn
United Air Lines
Great Smoky Mountains
Here
North Carolina
United
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pacific Airlines
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Huntsville
Ala
Washington
Knoxville
Oliver F. Sabatke
Frank Turner
Cocke
Charles Hawk
William Cureton
Newport
Warren Electrical Workers On Strike
IBEW and Local 118 Utility Workers of America launched an unauthorized strike at the Ohio Edison Co. plant in Warren Ohio. Contracts expired June 30 and about 595 IBEW workers plus 1,471 UWA members were affected. Ohio Edison warned no service disruption is expected.
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Warren, Ohio
The
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Ohio Edison Co
Local 118
Utility Workers of America
Ohio Edison
UWA
Columbus Sunday Sale Ban To Be Pressed
Columbus will continue enforcement of the Sunday sale ban this week, Safety Director Frederick J. Simon says. He notes many people intend to violate the law and enforcement will continue.
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Columbus
Columbus, Ohio
Frederick J. Simon
Simon
Goldwater vows to enforce civil rights law not repeal
San Francisco RP Senator Barry Goldwater told the Republican Platform Committee he would enforce the civil rights law and seek no repeal. He said the president must administer the law, while urging party unity and cautioning against dictating platform content. The 100-member panel prepares a drafted platform amid internal disputes.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Republican Platform Committee
Legislative Branch
Harry S. Truman
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
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