Logan Armory Groundbreaking Set By ONG Officials
Local ONG officials plan a ground breaking ceremony for a 9.6 acre armory site on the old Saxton farm. Srna wil fehl a'0 a.m. Tuesday with Harry Armstrong in charge and a noon luncheon at Blosser's Restaurant for visiting dignitaries. Brig. Gen. H. Minton and Col. Raymond Strasburger among others will participate as Maj. Gen. E. C. Hostetler and Rep Armstrong turn a spade of earth. Construction by Stressed Construction Co. Marion will start soon after dedication with Lt. Col. John H. Leonhart and Capt. John E. Goodlive in attendance.
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Srna
Wil Fehl
Harry Armstrong
Hocking County
Blosser's
Col
Bomery A. Tod
A . 174Th Artillery
Armstrong
E. C. Hostetler
Ohio Adjutant General
Francis
Py) Myers
Pre Armstrong
Saxton Farm
ONG
H. Minton
Raymond Strasburger
George Guthrie
John H. Leonhart
John E. Goodlve
Robert J. Pugh
Athens
Michael Scaparrotti
Marion
Weekend Rain Brings Relief to Hocking Farms Area
Weekend rainfall exceeding half an inch eased drought on farms, gardens, and lawns. No runoff occurred as water soaked soil four to five inches deep. Power crews repaired lights after wind gusts and old cables failed, with about 14 hours of work. Officials note no wind damage to utilities. temperatures rose to the mid 80s and 83 at 11 AM.
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Richard Seaton Mowery
Soil Conservation Service
Donahey
House
Ohio Power
Delbert Norris
C. M. Beery
City
Donald
Ohio Power Co
General Telephone Co
Stumbo
Nelsonville
Cool Weather Cuts Crowds At Area Parks
Kachelmacher Park drew heavy attendance while rain and cool weather reduced crowds at other Hocking sites over the weekend. City waterworks noted large crowds, especially Sunday along Rt. 93 and nearby streets in South Logan. Lake Hope saw its slowest weekend with 5000 visitors including 700 swimmers and 70 camping units. A Colum n angler, Dick Wade, landed a 5 1 2 pound bass on a black rubber night crawler. Bad weather limited Lake Logan and state park attendance to below average.
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Kachelmacher Park
City Waterworks
Rt. 93
South Logan
Lake Hope
Lake Logan
Dick Wade
Hocking
Maryland Chief Calls Parley To Help Settle Racial Fuss
Gov. Tawes invites Cambridge officials to Annapolis to discuss parity and civil unrest amid racial strife. National Guard presence and militia measures loom as local leaders push for solutions and federal and church figures weigh in on reconciliation efforts.
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Maryland
Cambridge
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Calvin W. Mowbray
National
National Guard
Arthur Parker
New York
South Logan Girl Bitten by Snake at 4 H Camp
A South Logan girl was bitten by a poisonous snake at a 4 H camp. Several classmates saw the snake, but it was not found or killed. Camp nurse Mrs. John and staff at Hocking Valley Hospital administered emergency treatment. the girl is reported in good condition today.
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South Logan
John
Oo Hocking Valley Hospital
Desoe Agricultural Cae
Runaway foster trio shot near Route 66 after loot loss
Three foster children, all runaways, were shot to death in a 7,000 foot Arizona pine forest beside U S Route 66 after losing 150 dollars. A lifelong acquaintance who gave them the money admitted the killings as police investigated motives.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Arizona
State Personnel Chief Felled By Heart Attack
Columbus Ohio AP State Personnel Director Wayne Ward 54 of Columbus suffered a heart attack Saturday night. He was watching a movie at a drive in theater when stricken and is in critical condition at University Hospital. Ward was appointed earlier this year by Gov Rhodes succeeding James T Welsh in DiSalla administration.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wayne Ward
University Hospital
Ward
James A. Rhodes
James T. Welsh
Michael V. DiSalle
Rockefeller bets on liberal versus conservative GOP clash
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller calls for a liberal versus conservative battle for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He accuses Barry Goldwater of targeting the South and West while ignoring the industrial North, arguing the party must avoid extremism and opportunism. Sen. Morton is noted as closest to party consensus.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Rambar
Midwest
Stet
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Thruston B. Morton
Ohio Weekend Rain Eases Drought Across State
Official Weather Bureau notes Ohio enjoyed weekend rainfall reducing drought conditions. Western counties averaged nine tenths inch, central and eastern about a half inch. High pressure broke, fronts and low systems to move in, bringing possible showers midweek. Dry today and Tuesday with near normal temperatures, most areas to reach the 80s except Lake Erie shores.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Five Day Forecast for Southern and Central Ohio
Temperatures will average near normal with highs near 84 to 88 and lows 62 to 67. Warm through Saturday, then a dip midweek. Rainfall expected about half an inch with likely thunder showers around midweek.
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Ohio
Goodyear Plant Begins Production in Logan with First Shift
The Goodyear photrim plant in Logan starts initial production today with twelve local workers, ten women and two men, under Akron engineering supervision. First shift runs 6 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. with lunch at 10 30, and a second shift is expected soon.
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Logan
Goodyear
Virginia Bauman
Janie Miller
Joan Bruce
Donna Scott
Helen Wilkinson
Owen Reynolds
Janice Watkins
Norma Gabriel
Sharon Ben Elouise Moorehead
Ruth Berry
Darrell Gastin
Goodyear Photrim
Akron Engineering
Nate Hart
Max Davidson
Logan Development Corporation
Akron Savings & Loan Co
Akron
Don King of Jackson
Unemployment Seen Chilling Any Gains In Civil Rights
Kennedy adviser warns that Negro job progress hinges on mass job creation. Heller says equal hiring boosts output by 14.5 billion dollars annually and that Negro unemployment remains about double whites, improving faster only with full employment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Associated Press
West Envoys Optimistic About Test Ban Pact
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev hosts U S Undersecretary Harriman and Britain s Lord Hailsham with Kennedy and Macmillan envoys as talks begin on a limited nuclear test ban covering air space and underwater explosions. A three power meeting aims to set terms with possible underground tests excluded. Western officials caution a non aggression pact may be linked to a broader deal. Khrushchev seeks unity in the Communist bloc as Peking's stance hardens.
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Moscow
Kennedy
Priage
Harold Macmill
Kremlin
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Harriman
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromykone
Soviet Union
Red China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact Alliance
Hailsham
Germany
East Germany
Peking
OU Senior Wounded Walking Near Campus
Gaylord Johnson a senior at Ohio University was wounded by gunfire late Sunday as he and his girlfriend walked through a campus wooded area. Johnson from Columbus was taken to Mount Carmel Hospital where his condition was listed as good. Two male students were being questioned and authorities called the shooting accidental.
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Athens, Ohio
Gaylord Johnson
Ohio University
Johnson
Columbus
Mount Carmel Hospital
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