City School Board OK's Use Of Church and Hires 12 Teachers
Logan city school board voted to rent Presbyterian Church facilities as extra classrooms for 1964 65. Two kindergarten classes and one first grade class to meet in the church basement at a $100 monthly rent for nine months with custodial service provided. The board accepted seven resignations and approved contracts for 12 new teachers including Karen Hancock Elyria and Marie Nesbitt Athens with salaries of 4100 and 4200 respectively.
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City School Board
Logan City School Board
Presbyterian Church
Ior High School
Patricia Edgar
Bernard Boch
Lester Wine
Karen Hancock
Elyria
Maxville
Hancock
Bowling Green State University
Marie Nesbitt
Athens
Johnson Orders Harlem Probe
President Johnson orders a full FBI investigation into Harlem race rioting and vows no tolerance for violence. Harlem quiets after two nights of unrest as police and demonstrators clash, injuries rise, and arrests mount.
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Johnson
Harlem
Washington
FBI
New York
Paul Screvane
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Georgia
Mississippi
New York City
Military Pay Bill Speeded for Fast Enactment
A $207 million yearly pay raise for over 2.6 million personnel moves quickly through the Senate and could take effect August 1 if signed by the President. The bill blocks built-in raises for recruits, awards 2.5 percent boosts for most, and up to 8.5 percent for young officers with under two years of service, with specific monthly amounts outlined for ranks from private to general.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Excavation Begins at Hocking County Hospital Site
Preparatory work starts on the new Hocking County hospital project at the western edge of Logan along Route 664N. C C Vogel Construction Co reports three to four weeks of excavation with no additional heavy equipment planned.
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Hocking County Hospital
Logan
C. C. Vogel Construction Co
Viet Nam Partition Anniversary Pressures Red-led Drive
Ten years after Geneva split Viet Nam, the North presses for a new conference and increased production. The South faces military and political strain while the United States weighs election year risks and possible escalation or negotiation. France pushes for a reconvened Geneva talk over Indochina neutrality with China’s influence noted.
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France
Geneva
Viet Nam
Indochina
South Viet Nam
United States
Nguyen Khana
North Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Laos
North
Charles de Gaulle
Cambodia
Viet Nams
de Gaulle
China
Indochi
Pathet Lao
Washington
Court Reaches Rights Ruling On Civil Rights Act
A three judge federal panel in Atlanta prepares rulings on the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Judges Tuttle Hooper and Morgan will rule by Wednesday or face delays. The Maddox restaurant case and a motel dispute test public accommodations and government enforcement.
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Atlanta, Ga
Elbert P. Tuttle
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Tuttle
Frank A. Hooper
Lewis R. Morgan
U.S. Supreme Court
Lester Maddox
Johnson
Maddox
Rainstorm kills 26 in Bahawalnagar Pakistan
A severe rainstorm in Bahawalnagar left 26 people dead on Monday, according to the Pakistan Times. The city lies about 400 miles south of Rawalpindi.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Bahawalnagar
Pakistan Times
Goldwater May Seek Quiet Civil Rights Pact With Johnson
Sen. Barry Goldwater suggests a campaign pact with President Johnson to keep civil rights tensions quiet. He favors stricter enforcement of voting rights laws and would welcome talks with Johnson to prevent inflammatory campaign measures. He also criticized current enforcement and urged the attorney general to enforce the voting rights law.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
George Reedy
Chicago
Senate
Gambling Stamps Issued To 297 In Southern Ohio
The Internal Revenue Service released on Monday the names of 297 entities in the Southern Ohio district that obtained $250 gambling stamps for the new fiscal year. Stamps were issued to Shaf er's Sohio Nelsonville and Riverside Service Athens among others. The 41 county district shows a sharp decline from 585 stamps issued in the previous year.IRS officials warned more applicants may come in later. The stamps cover operation of pinball and slot machines and similar gambling devices.
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Ohio
IRS
New Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Forms in Jackson
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King arrives in Mississippi to aid the newly formed Freedom Democrats as they seek to unseat the all white regular delegation. James Farmer and Victoria Gray join the effort with plans for mass rallies in Jackson Greenwood Meridian and Vicksburg to boost voter registration and support.
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Jackson
Miss
Martin Luther King
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Greenwood
Meridian
Vicksburg
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Freedom Democrats
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oregon
California
Colorado
Atlantic City
N.J
Victoria Gray
Hattiesburg
Gray
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Edwin King
Tougaloo College
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Alabama
George Wallace
Cuyahoga Prosecutor Fumes At Sheppard Case
Cuyahoga County prosecutor John T. Corrigan plans to join an appellate hearing in Akron on whether to revoke the order freeing Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard. The three judge Sixth Circuit panel will decide on bail while Corrigan questions the trial's fairness and urges adherence to legal procedure. Sheppard, 40, is free on a $10,000 bond as his case garners continued public and legal scrutiny.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Akron
U. S. Sixth District Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Carl A. Weinman
Dayton
Marilyn
Sam
Ohio
Corrigan
Weinman
Hoffa
Billie Sol Estes
Murder, Inc
Common Pleas Court
Summit County
Paul C. Weick
Lester Cecil
Clifford O'Sullivan
Port Huron
Mich
Weick
F. Lee Bailey
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
New York
Delegates Hold Secret Session On Cuba Sanctions
Washington AP reports foreign ministers from American republics held a preliminary secret session to consider punitive actions against Castro Cuba for alleged aggression toward Venezuela. Discussed were suspending trade except food and medical supplies and severing air and sea links. Brazil seeks compromise. Mexico Venezuela Bolivia Chile Uruguay keep ties. an OAS committee confirmed a three ton arms cache found off Venezuela.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Venezuela
Enrique Tejera Paris
Jose A. Mora
Organization of American States
Conference of Hemisphere
Mexico
Chile
Uruguay
Bolivia
Caribbean
Havana
Brazil
Castro
OAS
Foreign Ministers Conference
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley Through Wednesday
Mostly sunny hot and humid conditions continue in the Hocking Valley with a few scattered showers possible through Wednesday. Monday's high reached 9 degrees and last night's low 70. It was 89 degrees at noon today.
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Hocking Valley
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Rockwell
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Washington National Airport
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The
Internal Revenue Service
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Shafer
Nelsonville
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New Mississippi Party
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