Ballots Mailed for ASC Election in Hocking County
Ballots were mailed to all eligible voters for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC election of community committee men and delegates to the Hocking County ASC convention. Ballots due by August 3 at the ASC county office. Nominees listed for each township with chairs and names. If a voter does not receive a ballot, contact the county office.
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ASC
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Community
Hocking County
E. Main St
Logan Area Hit by Heavy Rain and Lightning
A summer storm drenched the Logan area with heavy rain and lightning early today. Power lines on N Walnut Rd Rt 664N and West Logan were damaged, with crews still restoring service by midafternoon. Temperatures fell from 86 to 80 as storms moved through and showers remain possible Tuesday.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Ohio Power Co
N. Walnut Rd
West
Ohio Power
Eisenhower Offers Defense Data to Kennedy and Johnson
President Eisenhower agreed to share top secret national security information with Senator John F. Kennedy and Senator Lyndon B. Johnson on condition they accept personally not through intermediaries. The move follows talks on defense spending and budget surplus as campaign issues intensify.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Massachusetts
Pierre Salinger
Hyannisport
Mass
Johnson
Salinger
Rockefeller heads for Republican convention site
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller travels to Chicago as he rejects endorsing President Nixon for the GOP nomination while signaling possible draft interest. The Nixon nomination by acclamation is widely expected, with Rockefeller briefing the platform committee and urging views on nuclear testing and elder care.
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Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Charles H Percy
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
National Republican
GOP
Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Bomb blast hits Tennessee Negro area. clock may reveal timing
In Chattanooga police search through evidence after a blast in a Negro residential district Saturday night. A damaged alarm clock found near the scene suggests a dynamite time bomb caused a large ground hole, damaged homes, and shattered nearby windows. No injuries reported.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Raymond Hixon
Fire department reports dryer cord fire at Logan residence
Logan firemen were called at noon today to 145 Gallagher Ave. to tackle a dryer cord shorting and catching fire. Damage was minor.
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Logan
Walter Bray
Gallagher Ave
Cuban Move Toward Soviet Aid Faces Latin American Pushback
Cuban officials vow to resist becoming a Soviet satellite while Latin American nations press for a ministerial OAS meeting to address threats to regional unity. Raul Castro travels to Moscow amid talks on further Soviet economic and military aid as Khrushchev's visit is anticipated. The United States warns that the Monroe Doctrine remains active.
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Washington
Cuba
Soviet Union
Guantanamo Bay
Havana
Organization of American States
OAS Council
Peru
United Nations
United States
OAS
U.N
Argentina
Ecuador
Security Council
Council
Russia
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cathedral Square
Raul
Fidel
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.S
Ohio Highway Toll Mounts
Weekend tolls in Ohio rise with 22 total deaths from highway crashes. Nine killed Saturday in five accidents including four from one Indiana family in a head on on U S 224 near Tiffin and two Upper Sandusky youths hit a parked National Guard convoy on Ohio 53. An 89 year old man died in a house fire near Waverly and a 10 year old boy drowned in Coldwater. Minor crash reported in Hocking County. Mrs Martha Johnson cited after backing into a parked car on Main Street.
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Ohio
Indiana
U.S
Tiffin
Upper Sandusky
Ohio National Guard
Lisbon
Fort Wayne
Ind
Coldwater
Mercer County
Waverly
Hocking County
Martha A. Johnson
N. High St
James J. Hanna
New Concord Rt. 1
Johnson
Mark
Ex Strongman Scrubby Magle Dies At Age 72
Clarence Edward Scrubby Magle 72 died at 10 a.m. Sunday at his niece and husband Joseph and Mary Mason Gore Rt. 1 where he had lived the past year. He retired in 1955 after city work and earlier toured Ohio with vaudeville partner Leverett Sain. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev. E F Bradford officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery. He leaves two nieces and a nephew.
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Clarence Edward
Scrubby) Magle
Joseph G. Mason
Gore Rt. 1
Roy Magle
Church St
Leverett Sain
Lancaster
Ohio
Rempel Opera House
Logan Moose Lodge
Heinlein
E. F. Bradford
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kennedy Johnson ticket hailed as strongest choice by Ohio governor
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said the Kennedy Johnson ticket is the strongest the Democratic national convention could have chosen. He noted Ohio delegates preferred Symington as a running mate but would accept Kennedy's pick. DiSalle played down worries that Johnson would hurt the ticket and dismissed talk of a possible future federal assignment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Los Angeles
DiSalle
Statehouse
Johnson
Symington
Humphrey
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
South
New York
New England
Washington
Rites today for Robert J. Kissinger metal plant superintendent
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. for Robert J. Kissinger 35 successor at Metalbestos plant who died Saturday morning of a heart attack while helping workers move a press. He came from San Carlos to Logan in 1959 to supervise production and was active in scouting. He leaves his wife Jeanne two sons Jerry and Larry a daughter Linda a brother and a sister. Burial plans include Golden Gate Cemetery in San Bruno California.
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Leonard Funeral
Robert J. Kissinger
Metalbestos
Kissinger
Rt. 75
A. H. Nichols
Christian Science Reader
Lancaster Church
White Oak Chapel
San Carlos
Calif
Golden Gate Cemetery
Logan
William Wallace Co
Wallace Company
Boy Scouts
Correctionville
Iowa
Mykie
Ella Conley Kissinger
Jeanne
Jerry
Larry
Linda
Roger
San Bruno
Earlene Bottisnore
U S Output and Income Forecast Hit Record Highs
The government projects 1959 national production at 482 billion dollars and income at 400 billion dollars, signaling record levels for both measures. The forecast was released Sunday night in Washington.
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Washington
Kennedy Seeks Secluded Best in Cape Cod Welcome
Sen John F Kennedy the Democratic presidential nominee seeks privacy in Hyannisport Massachusetts after a massive welcome that drew 50 000 or more along an 84 mile motorcade. His wife Jacqueline Kennedy awaiting a child greeted him at the airport as he noted a long road ahead.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Albert R. Hinckley
Cape Cod
Jacqueline
Barnstable
California
U S Plans Eleven Underground Nuclear Tests
The United States will conduct 11 small underground nuclear explosions and up to 21 blasts with conventional charges over the next two years to improve detection methods for subsurface atomic blasts. The plan was disclosed by the Joint Senate House Atomic Committee from a Defense Department document after President Eisenhower's May 7 announcement.
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Washington
United States
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Etna Erupts Again Sending Lava And Panic
Molten lava ran down Mt Etna as explosions accompanied the eruption. A mushroom cloud rose miles into the air, obscuring the sun and triggering panic in Sicily and on the Italian mainland.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Congo Crisis Deepens As U.N. Force Faces Criticism
In Leopoldville Congo the UN force under Maj. Gen. Carl von Horn arrives to restore order as Belgian troops stay put. Lumumba government threatens to seek Soviet aid while defense ministers debate the UN plan and Belgian withdrawal.
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Carl von Horn
United Nations
von Horn
Palestine
Ghana
Tunisia
Morocco
Ethiopia
Patrice Lumumba
Soviet Union
Belgium
U.N
Security Council
Congo
The
Council
Eisenhower
Newport, RI
White House
James C. Hagerty
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
Oriental
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Henry T. Alexander
U. N
African Republic
Alexander
Kasavubu
Jacques Lumbala
Lumbala
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0. D. Dyer
Don Enderle
Edward A. Griffith
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Guy Huggins
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Wayne H. Mahoney
Ralph W. Masure
Charles A. Rauber
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Weather Bureau
Ohio River
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Democrat Party
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Robert B. Anderson
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Rocky Heads
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