Burr Oak Water Tapped By 31 At Murray City
Murray City officials report progress extending Lake Burr Oak water to residents. The system now serves 31 customers with new taps added as meters and materials are bought, paid for on a pay as you go basis. About 12 meters have been installed along Main Street and more are planned to reach the southern section this winter.
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Burr Oak
Murray City
Main St
Hocking Valley
Monday Creek
Lake Burr Oak
Growth Issues Pace Stocks in Moderate Market Recovery
Growth stocks led a cautious rebound as the Associated Press average rose 0.60 to 214.40 at noon. Industrials climbed while rails held steady and utilities gained, with fractional moves across major stocks. Brokers cited technical factors, notably a jump in short interest to 5,158,849 shares, the highest since Sept. 15, 1958.
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Associated Press
Council Set For Study Of Economic Development Plan
The Hocking County Resource Development Council meets at 8 p.m. in the Courthouse auditorium to examine and approve the overall economic development plan. State Industrial Development Commission chief Robert Cochrane will attend. A 7 p.m. session of the executive and membership committee precedes the meeting in the extension office.
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Hocking County Resource Development Council
Robert Cochrane
State Industrial Development Commission
Dems Poll On Tax Cut Aides Gauge House Support
President Kennedy's aides survey congressional Democrats on backing an immediate tax cut to cushion the economy. Senate leader Mansfield says results are mixed and Kennedy has not decided to seek a reduction. Byrd opposes further budget unbalance while Mills may push cautious conditions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Senate Finance Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Peru Seizes Power as Junta Quells Lima Protests
In Lima, demonstrations against the military takeover were quickly dispersed by troops amid gunfire and tear gas. The junta, led by Gen Perez Godoy, vowed elections and civilian rule by July 28, 1963, while the United States and several Latin American nations suspended recognition.
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Lima
Peru
Manuel Prado
Confederation of Labor
Confederation
United States
Alliance For Progress
James Loeb
U.S
Venezuela
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Brazil
Mexico
Panama
Prado
Callao
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre
Manuel Odria
Perez Godoy
Body Of Girl Found In Cleveland Car In Park
Parma Heights police investigated the death of a girl about 19 whose body was found early today in a convertible car parked in Metropolitan Park in Cleveland. She was not identified immediately.
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Cleveland
Parma Heights
Metropolitan Park
Kennedy to Campaign in States After Medical Care Loss
President Kennedy plans to tour for Democrats in Senate and House races after the medical care plan's narrow Senate defeat. He will target lawmakers who backed him while prioritizing faithful Democrats and may appear with 17 Senate candidates in White House photos.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Congress
Public Works Authority
U.N
White House
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
California
Michigan
Kentucky
Oregon
Utah
South Dakota
Autopsy shows death ruled murder in Estes case
Texas authorities say Henry Marshall was murdered near Franklin on June 3 1961 after an autopsy found five bullet wounds carbon monoxide exposure and a head blow. Marshall a federal agriculture official investigating Billie Sol Estes faced a prior death ruling of self harm.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Department of Public Safety
Henry Marshall
Franklin
Marshall
Billie Sol Estes
Federal Agriculture Department
Estes
Will Wilson
South
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Director of Public Safety
Homer Garrison
Texas Dist
John M. Barron
Bryan
Texas Ranger
Clint Peoples
Waco
Garrison
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Justice of the Peace
Lee Farmer
J. A. Jachimczyk
Houston
U S Space Agency Plans Venus Mission After Balloon Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP reports NASA prepares a Mariner I interplanetary spacecraft for a dawn launch to reach Venus on a 226 million mile journey. The agency also tests Echo II balloon satellite in a 23 minute flight, evaluating passive versus active space communications.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Agency
Venus
Echo
Thor
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Telstar
Mariner I
NASA
Pentagon axes giant radio telescope project
The Pentagon halted the huge 700 foot high radio telescope project at Sugar Grove West Virginia citing rising costs and rapid space tech advances. Since 1958 about 41.7 million of 126.2 million appropriated had been spent, with plans to use the site as a centennial tourist draw ultimately halted by Secretary McNamara decision.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Sugar Grove
W. Va
West
Moon
Mars
Jupiter
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Navy
Gen Clay Sees Berlin Crisis Easing Toward Unified Germany
Gen Lucius D. Clay, Kennedy’s Berlin envoy, expresses optimism that war can be avoided and a reunified, free Germany achieved. He warns the Kremlin against overstepping and outlines possible international policing of a Berlin highway as a potential solution, while noting continued Allied resistance if necessary.
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Clay
Berlin
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Associated Press
East Germany
Accord Seen In Canadian Medical Fuss
In Saskatchewan conflict over compulsory medical care, doctors continue a strike while seeking major changes. Government offers freedom to practice outside the program but ties reforms to return to work. About 700 province doctors mostly refuse program. 200 provide free care at 40 emergency centers.
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Saskatoon
Youngster Pickets Unfair Neighbor in Brookline
About 30 youths protested outside Joseph A. Rosella’s Pittsburgh home in Brookline after he refused to return two footballs kicked onto his property. The children urged peace and quiet as Rosella complained of ongoing noise and球 Playing in front of his house.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Joe
Joseph A. Rosella
Pittsburgh
Brookline
Rosella
Ohio Air Guards Returning Home From France Duty
Ohio Air National Guardsmen stationed at Etain Air Base France will fly to Lockbourne Air Force Base for 14 days beginning today for a redeployment in daily 4 am to 22 hour cycles. A ceremony at Lockbourne Saturday will return the 1211th Tactical Fighter Wing to Guard status after federal duty since October 1. Maj. Gen. Loren G. Windom said they will be re equipped with new jet fighters that fly faster farther and hit harder. The 166th Tactical Fighter Squadron will leave its F84F fighters in France for a newly activated regular Air Force wing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Air National Guardsmen
Etain Air Base
France
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Lockbourne
1211St Tactical Fighter Wing
Loren G. Windom
Ohio Air Guardsmen
U N Plans Telstar Telecast From U N Headquarters
The United Nations will include a live pickup from its headquarters in the transatlantic television exchange to be transmitted via the Telstar satellite on Monday.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Telstar
Ohio Weather Outlook Forecast For Hocking Valley
Official Weather Bureau summary reports clear skies over most of Ohio with a mostly fair and mild outlook through Friday for the Hocking Valley. Yesterday’s high reached 86, morning low 53, and today’s high is expected 80 to 86 with a night low 58 to 66 and heavy fog overnight. A high pressure system over the Great Lakes should keep fair conditions and little temperature change, perhaps a bit warmer Friday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Ohio River
Hocking Valley
Great Lakes
Pickaway Dairy Co op set for NLRB election
Fifty employees of the Pickaway Dairy Co op Association Inc in Circleville will vote on July 25 to decide representation by Local 379 of the AFL CIO Dairy Bakery and Food Workers Union or by a new union as ordered by the National Labor Relations Board.
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Cincinnati
Pickaway Dairy Coop Association, Inc
Circleville
Aflcio
Dairy, Bakery and Food Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Soblen's Aides Plan Appeal in British Detention Case
London AP. Dr Robert Soblen 61 year old psychiatrist seeks an appeal after a high court upheld Britain’s detention to allow expulsion for life term in the United States on espionage charges. The court allowed appeal to a higher tribunal, likely six weeks or more, while Soblen cannot be shipped out. If both appeals fail, asylum bid unlikely. possible return to New York via El Al.
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London
Robert Soblen
Britain
High
United States
U.S
Soblen
Home Office
el al
New York
Tel Aviv
Israel
Russia Offers To Help Curb Spread Of Nuclear Weapons
In Geneva the Soviet Union proposed halting spread of atomic arms by joint pledges with the United States Britain and France. Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin urged no transfer of weapons or data to non participant countries and warned against further dissemination in a bid to ease disarmament talks. He cited West Germany as seeking weapons, prompting U S criticism from Arthur H Dean.
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Russia
Geneva
Soviet Union
China
West Germany
Atlantic
Valerian Zorin
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Zorin
West
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
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