Dr Sam Sheppard Leaves Motel After Bond Release
Dr Samuel H Sheppard and his fiancee left the Columbus Motel soon after his release on bond from prison ending a nine year term for the 1954 bludgeon murder of Marilyn Sheppard. He declined to say where they were headed while a possible quick marriage in North Carolina hovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Columbus
Sheppard
United States
North Carolina
Cleveland
Ohio
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Ed Sheppard
United States Marshals
Lester L. Cecil
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cecil
U. S. District Court
Ohio Attorney General's Office
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Attorney General's
Amend
U. S. Sixth District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Marilyn
Dayton
School Budget Hearing Set At 8 Tonight
A public hearing at 8 tonight in the junior high band room will review the 1965 Logan district schools budget. General fund spending tops 1 035 485 with receipts projected at 1 037 374 for the year starting January 1 1965. Logan school tax receipts are expected to rise from 305 377 in 1964 to 320 777 next year due to a city district revaluation. State foundation funds are forecast to grow from 487 754 to 501 800 as pupil and teaching units rise. The hearing follows state budget procedures for political subdivisions, a practice often ignored by other local districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
White House Reports Economy Accelerating in 1964
The White House hailed a strong and balanced economic expansion after Commerce data showed the annual GNP rising by $10 billion in the April to June quarter. Labor Secretary Wirtz reported record June employment and earnings, with nonfarm payrolls at 59.1 million and weekly overtime at 3.2 hours, despite a 5.3 percent unemployment rate.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Commerce Department
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Vate
Labor Department
Flood Control Benefits In 3 Counties Cited
Franklin Ross and Pickaway counties will gain 91.6 million dollars in flood control benefits from the Alum Creek Bellepoint and Mill Creek dams and reservoirs. The project costs total 47.4 million with property owner assessments spread over 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin
Ross
Pickaway
Scioto Conservancy District
Conservancy District Court
Ross Counties
Franklin County
Pickaway County
Ross County
Circleville
Chillicothe
Billy Graham Draws 34000 in Ohio Crusade at Stadium
In Columbus 34,000 filled a 12,000 seat baseball stadium for Billy Graham's seventh Ohio crusade night. About 1,850 inquirers marked an Ohio record. Tom Barrington of Lima shared his faith and recovery story as part of the service. Graham warned he would refrain from political remarks until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Billy Graham
Graham
Ohio State University
Tom Barrington
Lima
De Gaulle Goes On Short Vacation to Colombey
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle left for a brief stay at his Colombey-les-Deux-Fglises home in eastern France, taking time away from duties.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Colombey-les-Deux-Fglises
France
US Orbits Trio of Spy Satellites From Cape Kennedy
The United States launched two Sentry satellites and a pygmy satellite aboard an Atlas Agena rocket from Cape Kennedy at 3:22 a.m. EST. The trio entered separate highly elliptical orbits, with signals clear from ground stations as officials evaluate the mission. The satellites aim to monitor for treaty violations and study electron belts in space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
Air Force
United States
Soviet Union
Earth
Hocking Man Rescued From Burning Auto
A Gore resident Daniel D. Wolfe escaped serious injury after a three car crash on Route 22 eight miles west of Lancaster at 12 15 a m. Wolfe fell asleep at the wheel and hit Pauline A. Schuman s parked car then Dan L. Hendrickson s Lancaster vehicle. All three cars burned. Hendrickson pulled Wolfe from the wreck. Wolfe treated for facial lacerations chest contusions. cited for reckless driving.
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Gore
Rt. 22
Lancaster
Fairfield
Daniel D. Wolfe
Pauline A. Schuman
Chillicothe
Schuman
Dan L. Hendrickson
Wolfe
Hendrickson
Lancaster Fairfield
Hocking Valley
Amanda
Soviet Reveals Space Record Before UN Committee
UNITED NATIONS AP reports the Soviet Union submitted a 30 page summary of space research to the U N Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space describing recent accomplishments. The committee meets Oct 26 to draft a report for the General Assembly opening Nov 10.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Committee On
Outer Space
U.N
General Assembly
United Nations
United States
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
U.N. Space Committee
Geneva
Athens Tax Under Fire
A citizen group led by businessman J. B. Kelly filed a 706 signature petition with the Athens city auditor to place the 1 percent city income tax on the November ballot. If approved, the tax likely remains in effect until its scheduled expiration December 31 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens, Ohio
Athens
J. B. Kelly
Prentice Named to Ohio Region Development Council
Gov Rhodes appointed A N Prentice vice president and general manager of Ohio Power Co Canton to the Ohio Region Development Council to assist regional development efforts in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
A.N. Prentice
Ohio Power Co
Canton
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Region Development Council
Death Probe After Negro Youth Shot By Off-Duty Officer
In Manhattan a 15 year old, James Powell, was fatally shot by off duty white police lieutenant Thomas Gilligan after Powell allegedly chased him with a knife near a public school. A riot by about 300 youths followed, with police and bystanders clashing on East 76th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael J. Murphy
Manhattan
Edward Seabrook
East 76Th Street
James Powell
Thomas Gilligan
Powell
Gilligan
Coyle
Heart Attack Fatal for John H Pavlik
John H Pavlik 41 of Logan Route 2 died after a Thursday heart attack and was pronounced dead at Hocking Valley Hospital. A North American Aviation planner and World War II veteran, he is survived by his wife Daisy two sons George and John Jr two daughters Diana and Marie five brothers and four sisters. Funeral services set for 3 p m Sunday at Roberts Funeral Home with military rites. Burial at Knollwood Memory Gardens. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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John H. Pavlik
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking Valley Hospital
North American Aviation
Columbus
George Pavlik Sr
Anna Durathy Pavlik
Daisy
George
John Jr
Diana
Marie
Lester
Paul
Racine
Wis
Harry
Logan
Robert
Rudolph
Washington
Mary Joel
June
New York
Mary Woiteshek
John Conner
Roy Conner
Mishawaka
Ind
Roberts Funeral Home
Knollwood Memory Gardens
Lebanon Bans Sinatra Over Israel Support
Lebanon bars entertainer Frank Sinatra from entry citing his moral and material support of Israel as reported by L Orient newspaper in Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Frank Sinatra
Israel
L’orient
Goldwater Seizes GOP Leadership At Cow Palace Nomination
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater launched his presidential bid at the 28th Republican Convention in San Francisco. He denounced extremism in defense of liberty and aimed to control the party by naming Dean Burch to lead the National Committee. Miller backed Goldwater while rivals eyed protest walkouts as Romney urged broader civil rights stance.
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San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Goldwater
Cow Palace
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
America
GOP National Committee
Dean Burch
Michigan
George W. Romney
Kenneth B. Keating
George Hinman
Weather details for Hocking County heat peak and weekend outlook
Hocking County temperatures reached 94 degrees by 12 30 p m with Thursday’s 3 p m high just one degree lower A 66 degree low was recorded this morning Forecasters expect fair warm and humid conditions for Saturday
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Hocking County
Regional temperatures to average near normal through week
Temperatures will average near normal in the south and about 5 degrees above normal in the north. Representative highs and lows include Cincinnati 88 66 Columbus 87 65 Cleveland 83 60. Warmer Saturday cooler Sunday and Monday then warmer again Tuesday and Wednesday. Rainfall around one half to three quarters inch with thundershowers Saturday night or Sunday.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Three Logan youths receive suspended jail terms
Three 18 year olds pled guilty before Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown to contributing to delinquency of minors. Ray Turner and Larry Ruff were charged for associating with two 17 year olds at a June 17 party and causing vandalism in West End. Turner and Ruff received 30 day suspended sentences and $41 each to Geil Motors. George Seymour got 10 days suspended and costs for providing drinks to minors.
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Logan
Rhea Bangert Brown
Ray Turner
Third St
Larry Ruff
Jennison Ave
West End
Geil Motors
George Seymour
Elm St
Nichols Keeps His Lead In PGA Tourney
Bobby Nichols of Corona California added a one over par 71 to his record breaking 64 opener for a 135 total at 36 holes in the 46th PGA championship. Arnold Palmer started four back and shot 68 again to finish 136, one stroke behind Nichols. Bo Wininger opened 69 and matched Palmer with 68 to 137, three under. Nicklaus defending champion opened with 67 but slipped to even par after a late trap.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Nichols
Corona
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Bo Wininger
Jack Nicklaus
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Dr. Sam
de Gaulle
van Allen
Hocking
Burning Auto
Soviet
Prentice
Sinatra
Arizonan
GOP
Nichols
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