Trustees Approve Preliminary Plans For New Hospital
Trustees in charge of building approve preliminary plans for a new one floor hospital to be sited east toward Rt. 664 on Episcopal Church land. Dan A. Carmichael of Columbus prepared the plan. drawing of detailed plans will follow with storage, central garden court, maternity section, and expandable surgical and maternity facilities.
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Dan A. Carmichael
Columbus
Arjae
Somnalecin
Ohio Department of Health
Aan Ac
Rt. 664
Episcopal Church Farm
U. S
Frederick Good Named New S W School Chief
Frederick W Good longtime South Bloomingville principal was chosen executive head of Starr Washington schools by a special board session from four applicants. He will start Aug 1 with a two year contract. The board accepted resignations from first grade teacher Madeline Armstrong and industrial arts teacher Carl Johnson. Good, 22 year educator, holds a B S from Ohio University 1935 and an M A from Ohio State 1952. He served in WWII Army Air Force and infantry with 18 months overseas in Europe. He is active in civic groups and Masonic organizations and is married with four children. Weather: Friday remains clear and cool with a mix of past record highs and lows in several Ohio cities amid a lingering high pressure system.
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Frederick W. Good
South Bloomingville
Starr-Washington Schools
Starr-Washington
Good
Madeline
Armstrong
Logan Rt. 3
Union Furnace
Carl Johnson
Athens
Rockbridge
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Perry Two
Army Air Force
Army
District 19
Ee Ical United Brethren Church
All Masonic
Ohio Weather Clears After Scattered Showers
Weather summary reports skies clearing across Ohio after scattered afternoon showers left trace amounts in Columbus Akron and Patton. Temperatures hit record-breaking lows for the third straight day as conditions eased.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Columbus
Akron
Piketon
Cleve
Sidewalk Days Promoted by Logan Merchants Weekend Event
Logan merchants announce Sidewalk Days a town wide bazaar with 38 participating stores. Shoppers will see merchandise and clerks on sidewalks and a parade of 15 antique cars from the Southern Ohio Old Auto Club Saturday at 11 am.
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Logan Trade Club
Ohio
Colon
Stoner
Southern Obie Old Auto Club
Mainet
Logan
S Daily News
Pentagon trims $1 billion from defense spending
Secretary McNamara said the cost reduction program cut $1 billion in fiscal year 1963, with total savings projected to reach nearly $4 billion in five years. He cited increased combat capability while eliminating $700 million in unnecessary procurement and redistributing $1.2 billion in excess inventories.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Kennedy
Europe
Department
Battle Creek
Mich
Minuteman
Navy
United States
Washington Moscow hot line may be ready by September
Soviet Communications Minister Nikolai Psurtsev ordered completion of the Washington Moscow emergency hot line by Sept. 1. The cable link, already begun in Washington, aims to connect the White House and the Kremlin with a direct communications path.
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Moscow
Washington
Nikolai Psurtsev
White House
Kremlin
Racketeer Birns Questioned Over Slaying of Mervin Gold
Cleveland racketeer Alex Shondor Birns surrendered for questioning in the murder of investment promoter Mervin L. Gold. Police seek details on hand injury, car abandonment, and connections to Gold’s forged bonds and prior fraud convictions.
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Cleveland
Alex (Shondor) Birns
Mervin L. Gold
John Kocevar
Cuyahoga County
James J. McGettrick
Garfield Heights
Birns
Kocevar
Toledo
Town House
Lawrence Raymond
Gold
Queen Elizabeth Booed at State Visit Demonstration
British officials were stunned as demonstrators booed the royal party during the state visit of King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece. The protest, organized by the Committee of 100 Against Tyranny, called for freedom for Greek political prisoners, while Elizabeth drove to Buckingham Palace after the gala performance.
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London
Elizabeth II
Paul
Frederika
Greece
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Prince Philip
Committee of 100
Ohio Assembly Recesses Ahead of December Finish
Ohio's General Assembly will recess until December after a deadlock on measures to fund escheat accounts and related issues. Gov. Rhodes reportedly doubts passage in a clean up session. CORE protests concluded regular session as lawmakers approved land transfer and tax changes before adjourning June 28.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
105Th General Assembly
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Trade Club of
Logan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
National Governors’ Conference
Cleveland
Miami Beach
Fla
Fairfield Countian Pleads Innocent in Lancaster Murder Case
John J. Chapman 40 of Pleasantville enters innocent plea in Lancaster Municipal Court to first degree murder. He waives preliminary hearing and is bound over to the Fairfield County Grand Jury for the strangling of his girlfriend Betty Mae Miller 44 of Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Ohio
John J. Chapman
Pleasantville
Fairfield County
Chapman
Betty Mae Miller
British Aiding Reds Arrives Airliner for Peking Delivery
The first of six British Viscount turbo-prop airliners ordered by Communist China in 1961 has arrived in Hong Kong for delivery to the Peking government amid U.S. opposition.
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Hong Kong
China
Peking
U.S
Pope holds private audience with U Thant in Vatican
Pope Paul VI met with United Nations Secretary General U Thant for about thirty minutes in a private audience at the Vatican. Thant is concluding a two week European tour.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
U.N
U Thant
Thant
Don King Submits Best Bid for Goodyear Plant Contract
Don King of Jackson submitted the best bid for the Goodyear plant construction in Logan's industrial park. The executive committee of Logan Development Corporation awarded the contract pending minor specification changes. Max Davidson and Derl Oberlin travel to Akron with King to finalize details as bids from other firms remain unannounced until approval. Production work begins after final contract details, with Ford inspectors expected to approve samples this week.
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Goodyear
Don King
Jackson
Logan Development Corporation
Max Davidson
The
Development Corporation
Derl Oberlin
Logan
King
Akron
Knowlton Construction Co
Bellefont
H. F. Campbell
Dete
Elopment Corporation
Saxton and Harden Farms
Ford Motor Co
Ford
New Panel Seeks Facts In Railroad Dispute
A presidential board led by Wirtz will seek to mediate if possible and prepare a report by July 22 to shape congressional proposals. The panel met for an organizational session with railroad and union reps, aiming to avoid direct settlement actions while allowing mediation if opportunity arises.
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Washington
Unwind
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Luther H. Hodges
Red China Admits Goals Far Off in Industrialization
Tokyo AP reports Red China acknowledged in Red Flag that full industrialization and a modern army will take 10 to 20 years. The article suggests nuclear armament is likewise distant, signaling a gradual progression rather than rapid military modernization.
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Tokyo
Red China
Peking
Communist Party
Red Flag
Boat Sinks After Fire Off River Plate
An overnight boat from Montevideo caught fire and sank in the River Plate early today. Most of the 421 aboard were rescued.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montevideo
River Plate
New Armco Pact Expands Benefits for 6000 Workers
Armco Steel Corp and Armco Employes Independent Federation sign a new contract covering 6000 workers in Middletown and Hamilton. The pact increases job security and enhances medical and life insurance. It extends Blue Cross and Blue Shield coverage, adds two years for off work illness, and lengthens hospitalization to a full year. A reopening option can be invoked after Jan 1 1965 with 120 days notice. Vacation credits improve: 13 weeks for half the workforce every five years and three weeks for the other half in addition to regular vacations.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Hamilton
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Life
Teen-Agers See Cuban Executions
Miami resident and Cuban refugee Luis Torres Perez, 17, says teen-agers are forced to witness executions of anti-C Castroists in Cuba. He recalls taunting by youths and notes the macabre spectacle is staged two or three times weekly in Santa Clara.
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Miami
Fla
Luis Torres Perez
Torres
Santa Clara
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R-Greene
Personnel Board of Review
Robert E. Zellar
Western Union
Federal Communications Commission
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West Germany
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Kiel
Roy E. Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United Freedom Movement
Clarence Holmes
Cleveland Naacp
Wilkins
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Paris
Alain Peyrefitte
James C. Yocum
Bureau of Business Research
House Education and Labor Committee
House
Ted W. Brown
Andrew Adelmann Jr
McArthur
Vinton County
Pearl Crow
Crow
Saigon
Viet Nam
Mekong
Ohio Assembly
GOP
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Joseph Block
Inland Steel
Chicago
Georged Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Aflcio
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Charles Luna
Red Chinese
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