Woman Killed in Two-Truck Crash on Route 13 Curve
Mrs. Sally Tolliver, 36, Crooksville Rt. 2, died on arrival at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a head on collision between two trucks driven by Michael Merriman and Max Tolliver on Route 13 eight tenths of a mile south of Jacksonville at 8 15 a m Sunday. Also injured were three others treated at the hospital. The crash remains under investigation with no citations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Tolliver
Crooksville Rt. 2
Rt. 13
Jacksonville
Michael Merriman
Millfield Rt. 1
Max Tolliver
State Highway Patrol
Tolliver
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Merriman
Joseph Barrett
John W. Woyan
South Side
W. Va
Rt. 33
Rt. 180
Hocking Valley Hospital
Woyan
East Berm
Leonard Burris Jr
Wellston
Wogan
Hocking
Karen Poling
Front St
Corby
Jean C. Turley
Ravenna
Logan
Larry D. Turley
Ohio Ends Road Strike Impasse Amid Rain Delay
Ohio peacemakers hope to settle a strike by the International Union of Operating Engineers against the Ohio Contractors Association. The labor action, announced Friday, threatened multi million dollar delays in road work, but weather postponed impact as Federal Mediator H J Montoney and party met into the early hours seeking a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
International Union of Operating Engineers
Ohio Contractors Association
H. J. Montoney
Route 33 Improvement Project Shut Down Amid Strike
Engle Construction Co. announced the Rt. 33 project from the Hocking-Fairfield county line to Midway is halted due to a strike, with rains not the main cause. Work will resume only after strike progress. the South Logan sewer project by Davy Bridge Construction Co. is also shut down, while East End projects by F. H. Brewer Co. remain unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle Construction Co
Rt. 33
Hocking
Fairfield County Line
Midway
South Logan
Davy Bridge Construction Co
Jackson
F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Optimism voiced on stalled highway labor talks
State negotiators P E Masketer and James Shacknessy, named by Gov James A Rhodes, spoke hopeful as talks continued on a strike affecting about 80 percent of highway sewer and water main projects. Union Local 18 leaders urged a secret ballot revote after a 218 174 rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Masketer
James Shacknessy
James A. Rhodes
Shocknessy
Montoney
Frank Converse
Converse
Karl Rothermund
Association
Monteney
Ohio weekend traffic toll ties record with drownings and race death
The 54 hour standard weekend period in Ohio produced 21 traffic deaths, matching the prior weekend and the year's high. The total includes three drownings and four other fatalities, among them a race driver killed near Mansfield.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Mansfield
Dixie Killing of Educator Is Probed
FBI and Georgia agents expanded an intensive inquiry into the shotgun slaying of Lemuel Penn 49 director of Washington high schools. Penn was killed as his car was fired upon on a rural northeast Colbert route. Two colleagues escaped unharmed.
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Colbert, Ga
FBI
Georgia
Washington
J. J. Casper
Lemuel Penn
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Public Safety
Lowell Conner
Penn
Army Reserve
Colbert
Ft. Benning
Part Of Body Found In River Near Tallulah
A fisherman recovered the decomposed lower torso bound with rope in Old River near where it meets the Mississippi about 15 miles south of Tallulah Louisiana. An autopsy at University Medical Center may reveal clues in the missing civil rights workers case. Pre dawn fires destroyed two Negro churches near Natchez Mississippi in a rural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
University Medical Center
Old River
Mississippi
Tallulah
Robber drops $100 loot after tackled by youth football player
In Cleveland a 17 year old Maple Heights High School halfback named Randy Jarzab tackled a gunman who had grabbed $100 from a discount store. The robber dropped the money, fled in a car driven by a woman who was later arrested after a brief chase. The accomplice was sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Randolph R. Jarzab
Maple Heights
East Side
Jarzab
Randy
Goldwater Gets 42 Votes In Ohio Caucus
Ground broken for Hocking County's new hospital at a 16 acre site on Rt. 664 west of Logan. The 2 pm program featured Judge Harley Meyer master of ceremonies and Logan High School band with speakers including Dr J Ward Doering and Barton A Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Rt. 664
Logan
Harley Meyer
Logan High School
J. Ward Doering
Citizens’ Committee
Ford Hack
Hocking Valley Hospital
Harry Mack
10th District Delegates Back Goldwater Vote
Dr Thomas Morgan and Dean Collison pledge support for Barry Goldwater as the Republican nominee after district survey shows 85 percent favoring Goldwater. Morgan says voters oppose Gov Scranton and want a consistent conservative in national and international affairs.
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Thomas Morgan
Barry Goldwater
Dr. Morgan
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Richard Nixon
GOP
Mr. Goldwater
Dean Collison
Logan
10Th District
Long Drought Broken Sunday
A three week drought ended with heavy showers Sunday soaking parched crops and lawns. Showers and drizzle persisted all day though official rainfall totals were not available. Temperatures in Hocking County peaked at 94 on Saturday, fell to 64 Sunday morning, rose one degree during the rain, and stood at 72 by 11 30 a.m. Partly cloudy cool weather was forecast through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Sterilization Aid Offered to Appalachian Families in Need
In Berea Kentucky a six month program funds voluntary sterilizations for needy parents. The project backed by Jesse Hartman funds and run by the Human Betterment Association aims to curb poverty tied births. Six couples totaling 53 children have applied with combined income around four thousand dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
O. L. Keener
Human Betterment Association For
New York
Jesse Hartman
Louise Hutchings
Mountain Maternal Health League
Keener
Appalachia
Curtain Goes Up On GOP Convention 1964
Republican voters gather in San Francisco to begin choosing the 1964 GOP nominee. Sen. Barry Goldwater leads with early delegate gains in Ohio and a broad push for the first ballot win, while Gov. William Scranton challenges rules and debates.
Convention Highlights at San Francisco Cow Palace
Highlights from the Republican National Convention in San Francisco cover sessions tonight and Tuesday. Key events include speeches by Miller Reid Frelinghuysen Foreman and Thomas Jr. Eisenhower appears with Halleck introducing platform committee chair Laird and an Eisenhower address.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Cow Palace
Bob Wilston
California
Charlotte T. Reid
Illinois
Peter Freylinghuysen
New Jersey
Ed Foreman
Texas
Lowell Thomas Jr
House of Representatives
Alaska
Gov
Hatfield
Terry McTermott
Sen
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Eisenhower
Rotarians Hear Plans for Appalachia Development
Rotarians will hear about Southeastern Ohio plans for participation in President Johnsons anti poverty program for Appalachia at a dinner meeting. Speakers include Martin Hecht and Bill Sheehan from Ohio University SE Ohio Development Institute. Federal funds are granted for SEO Institute program. The 962 million bill aims to train unemployed youths and finance local projects in 18 SEO counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Southeastern Ohio
Johnson
Appalachia
Martin Hecht
Vernon Alden
Ohio University
Bill Sheehan
Ohio U.’s
Southeastern Ohio Development Institute
SEO Institute
Congress
SEO
Vietnamese Losses High in Mekong Delta Clash
Vietnamese government forces repelled a weekend Communist siege near Vinh Cheo in the Mekong Delta. The ambush at the mud-walled fort killed 39 and wounded 129, with villagers looted. Allied estimates of Communist dead vary, with both sides suffering heavy casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Vinh Cheo
Rhodes Holds 13 Delegates In Ohio Caucus
Goldwater leads with 42 of Ohio's 58 Republican National Convention votes after a two hour caucus. Rhodes retains 13 votes while Scranton drops to 2 and Smith gains 1. AP tally shows Goldwater at 746 first ballot votes, well above 655 needed. Scranton gains limited support. Byrnes Wisconsin group could tilt toward Goldwater.
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San Francisco
Barry M. Goldwater
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Associated Press
Arizona
Scranton
Goldwater
Rhodes
Sir Francis Drake Hotel
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Wisconsin
John W. Byrnes
Byrnes
Blair F. Gunther
Gunther
Indecent Exposure Charge Denied for Local Man
Robert Fontana, 31, Canal Winchester, pleaded not guilty to indecent exposure and was released on $200 bond by Judge Vaughn Collins. A preliminary hearing will occur later in county court. Witnesses said Fontana appeared nude and made obscene gestures at the Logan swimming pool on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fontana
Canal Winchester
Vaughn Collins
Fontana
Logan
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John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Herbert Hoover
Everett M. Dirksen
Lloyd Nolan
Victor Jory
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
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Oregon
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