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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1964

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Goldwater Creed Draws Heavy Fire in 1964 bid

In Phoenix and San Francisco the Goldwater campaign faced sharp backlash over extremism remarks. He planned to withdraw his Senate renomination after securing the GOP presidential nomination, with Eisenhower and party leaders weighing the stance. Formal kickoff anticipated in Prescott around Labor Day.

Phoenix, Ariz Barry Goldwater Goldwater Senate San Francisco New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Charles H. Percy GOP Illinois Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Dean Burch National Committee Europe Rockefeller George Washington Abraham Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt People of America Phoenix Bureh William E. Miller Robert F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy Johnson Prescott Ariz

Logan Man Hurt As Trucks Collide

A two-truck crash on Rt. 33 one and a half miles north of Logan injured Zoath Mohler of 411 E Front St. The tanker driver Roy J. Edgington of Peebles Rt. 2 escaped with moderate vehicle damage. The collision at 4 10 p m remains under investigation.

Hocking

Judge Puts Boys To Work For The City

Judge Brown orders two juvenile offenders to three days of city work plus proportional repair payments for vandalism at Logan High School stadium and a shed door. Both youths receive probation. A 15-year-old charged with painting school property awaits a later hearing.

Rhea’ Bangert Brown Logan High School Brown James Stilwell Cincinnati

Lancaster Bears Logan Legion Battle In District Tournament

Logan's American Legion baseball team trailed 4-0 before scoring three in the eighth and one in the seventh to fall 5-4 to Lancaster in the Eighth District tournament at Athens. The loser faces 9 am Sunday play, while the winner advances toward the finals with potential Monday tiebreaker.

Lancaster Bears Logan Legion Logan American Legion Baseballers Lancaster Athens

Little Auto Literally Goes Down The Drain

ST. PAUL MINN AP William A Birdsill 18 saw his foreign car plunge into a storm sewer during heavy rain. He escaped unharmed as city workers recovered the hood on Friday and warned the rest likely flowed into the Mississippi River.

ST. Paul, Minn William A. Birdsill Birdsill Mississippi River

Soviet shots halt U S grain ship in Black Sea protest

The State Department labeled three shots across the bow of the American SS Katinga as excessive and outside norms though within strict legal rights. The Katinga was boarded near Soviet waters after a wage dispute over unloading rates, fined 50 rubles, then allowed to sail to Istanbul. The ship, owned by Nautilus Petroleum, carried Canadian cargo owned by Cargill.

Washington Black Sea State Department Department Novorossisk Arthur H. Fertig Wading River N.Y Katinga Georgi M. Kornienko Asst Richard Davis Kornienko Fertig Soviet Ministry of Merchant Marine Moscow Istanbul Nautilus Petroleum Carriers Corp New York City Canada Cargill, Inc Minneapolis

35 Acres Fire South of Logan Destroys No Buildings

A fire burned 35 acres on farms owned by Dr. Jack Rauch Chester Kline and Floyd Riggs south of Logan. Inmates from Hocking Honor Camp extinguished the flames at 2 10 p.m. after the sheriff’s department arrived at 1 10 p.m. The blaze started from a lumber stack behind a Rauch shed and caused no building losses.

Jack Rauch Chester Kline Floyd Riggs Logan Hocking Sheriff's Department Rauch

Fire alarm prompts call to city firemen

City firemen were dispatched at 12 09 p m yesterday to an automobile fire across from the General Telephone Co office on Second Street but no fire was found. The alarm proved false with no evidence of flames or smoke observed.

General Telephone Co Second St

Civil Rights Act Tests Shape Atlanta Court Fight

A three judge federal panel opens Monday to hear a case accusing Atlanta restaurant owner Lester Maddox of violating the new Civil Rights Act while considering an injunction against enforcement in a motel dispute with Moreton Rolleston. The pool incident in Portsmouth shows NAACP members testing the law non confrontationally. The Nobel Peace Prize proposal for Martin Luther King Jr is reported from Oslo.

Atlanta, Ga Atlanta Lester Maddox Maddox Moreton Rolleston Soan Rolleston

Graham adds sermon for Ohio crusade finale

Evangelist Billy Graham expands his Ohio drive with an extra session at the Columbus Jets stadium and a Sunday doubleheader. Crowds swell past 34 000 one night as he urges believers to seek true Christianity and self control.

Columbus, Ohio Billy Graham Ohio Graham International League Columbus Jets

Heat Wave Raises Temps Across Hocking Valley

Weather reports show temperatures peaking at 96 degrees by 2 p.m. Friday then easing to 66 early this morning. By 11 a.m. today the mercury was at 91 with fair warm and humid conditions expected through Sunday and a chance of scattered thundershowers.

Hocking Valley Mercury

Moeller accuses Abele of federal campaign funds misuse

Hocking County Democrats met at James Building headquarters and heard Walter Moeller defend Federal spending for local projects while charging Rep. Homer E. Abele with payroll abuses. He cited listed workers paid with federal funds and claimed unlisted expenses totaling about 125000.

Hocking County James Walter Moeller U. S Goldwater-Miller Moeller TVA Homer E. Abele Abele Clarence Blosser Logan Arden Mapes Jackson County Republican Central Committee Otto Depue Hamden Washington Old House D.C Oberlin Medical Society Iranton Union John Ayers Hocking County Central Committee Barry Goldwater Ayers

Dr Sam Sheppard to Wed Fiancee in Chicago Today

Convicted wife slayer Dr. Sam Sheppard and his German fiancé Ariane Tebbenjohanns arrived in Chicago in a yellow limousine after his release on bond. The couple plan a wedding today with details kept at an undisclosed location as legal maneuvers continue over his freedom.

Sam Sheppard Chicago Ohio Chicago Tribune Ariane Tebbenjohanns Tribune Columbus Sheppard Marilyn Tebbenjohanns Mrs. Tebbenjohanns United States Dusseldorf

Youth tells Chillicothe police about kidnaping

Chillicothe police and the FBI question Gary Bailey Jr. a 17 year old from Lorado West Virginia who said he escaped from kidnapers by jumping from their car. Officials say further details will come from the FBI after questioning.

Chillicothe Police Chillicothe, Ohio Chillicothe FBI West Virginia Gary Bailey Jr Lorado W. Va

Tension Mounts in St Augustine Racial Clash

In St Augustine Florida armed African Americans spurred by attacks on four youths threaten retaliation as two Justice Department attorneys probe civil rights groups. A 17 year old missing youth Shad Dawson later returns after promising to bring calm while a 17 year old James Williams is beaten at a restaurant.

ST. Augustine Fla Shad Dawson Dawson James Wiliams

Deadline Monday For Taxpayers In Hocking County

Hocking County treasurer Ralph Moorhead reports at 9 am today 284316 dollars has been collected in the second half real estate taxes leaving more than 150000 dollars outstanding before the 4 pm Monday deadline A 10 percent penalty will be added for those missing the deadline.

Hocking County Ralph Moorhead Moorhead

Former Logan Teacher Dies At Age 29

Warren Price Barber 29 of Sunbury Rt 2 died Friday evening in University Hospital Columbus after a 24?2 week illness. A Logan High School graduate and Ohio University alum, he taught history and guided at LHS for two years beginning in 1960, led the Johnstown guidance department, and planned to work in Delaware this fall. He helped establish the Rainbow School for retarded children in Logan. Survivors include wife Connie a son Gene David and daughter Lisa Lynn. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery Washington D C.

Warren Price Barber Sunbury Rt. 2 Logan High School University Hospital Columbus Barber Ohio University LHS Johnstown Delaware Logan Rainbow School For Connie Gene David Lisa Lynn Arlington National Cemetery Washington D.C

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