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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1969

Page

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Logan Rotarians Welcome New School Superintendent

Logan Rotarians were introduced to George Sarabalas who will assume duties as Logan district schools superintendent next week. He discussed modern education trends, the state board goals, and the teacher’s pivotal role, with special guests from the school board in attendance.

Logan George Sarabalas Logan District Rotary Club Sarabalas U.S Ohio State Board of Education Fred Blume Logan School Harold R. Smith Logan School Board James Moore Carl Risch Dale Walker Harold Bryan Rotary Charles Ingraham Hocking County Ingraham Ohio State University Ohio Cooperative Extension Service

Fair Skies Over Nation As Apollo 11 Returns

The Associated Press reports fair skies across most of the nation as Apollo 11 astronauts head home. Thunderstorms stalled in parts of Texas and nearby areas with flash floods in Lubbock, while Hale Center saw hail and strong winds. Temperatures ranged from 50s in the Pacific Northwest to near 80s in the South with 74 at noon in Logan.

Great Plains Rockies Texas Panhandle Lubbock Texas Hale Center Pacific Coast Kalispell Mont Blythe Calif

Three Juveniles Questioned Over Laurelville Park Vandalism

Hocking Sheriff Paul Hartman said three Laurelville area juveniles were questioned in connection with Friday night vandalism at Laurelville community park shelter house. Charges, if any, will be filed by Laurelville May or Jim Daubenmire.

Hocking Paul Hartman Laurelville Area Laurelville Community Park Hartman Laurelville Jim Daubenmire

State Strike Effectiveness Is Questioned In Ohio

Union chief Al Bilik said a 24 hour strike by state employees appeared highly effective based on early reports. But Martin Janis of the Mental Hygiene and Correction Department said there was no substantial impact on state institutions. The strike involved hospital, prison, and university staff with about 10,000 workers at 25 institutions participating or supporting pickets.

Columbus, Ohio al Bilik Martin A. Janis State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction Athens Mental Health Center State Hospital American Federation of State Ohio University Union Ohio Senate Mansfield Reformatory Cambridge Dayton Gallipolis Cincinnati Akron Mount Vernon Athens Toledo Bilik Ohio Penitentiary Columbus State Hospital Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education COPE Piney Point Kennedy Senate

Logan School Board hires seven teachers and reviews custodial services

At the Logan district meeting the board approved employment for seven teachers for the 1969-70 year including Judith Campbell LaRue first grade Rockbridge Jane Gray Kewanee Ill geography Nancy Smith Toronto junior high math Jacqueline Doering Seven Hills junior high science and Christine Zema Seven Hills junior high English Contracts also awarded to Phyllis DeGarmo Zanesville and Violet Lanier New Orleans for primary grades Bus driver and substitute applications were approved and resignations accepted Vacancies listed in special education stenography bookkeeping and several grades and custodial posts were announced Several bidders were named for supplies and commodities for the new school year including Hocking County Farm Bureau Landmark for gas and lubes and Huddle’s Deeds Bros Dairy Ohio Valley Baking Co and others Continued on Page 2

Logan District Judith Campbell LaRue Rockbridge Jane Gray Kewanee Ill Nancy L. Smith Toronto Jacqueline Doering Seven Hills Christine Zema Campbell Campbellsville College River Valley Elgin Ridgedale Miss Gray Northern Illinois University Harvard Miss Smith Miss Zema Ohio University Miss Doering Ohio State University Phyllis DeGarmo Zanesville Marion School Violet Lanier New Orleans Gibisonville Harold R. Smith Joanne Opperman Charles Mathias John Harden John Richards Sam Stewart Hocking County Farm Bureau Landmark Huddle’s, Inc Deeds Bros. Dairy Ohio Valley Baking Co

Kennedy Won’t Run In 1972 Faces Doubt After Chappaquiddick

Senate leader Mike Mansfield says Edward Kennedy likely cannot win the presidency in 1972, though he may delay a bid until 1976. Analysts cite the Chappaquiddick accident and Mary Jo Kopechne’s death as key factors in shifting prospects. Kennedy attends Kopechne funeral as questions remain about his political future.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Mansfield Kennedy White House Chappaquiddick Island Mass Mary Jo Kopechne John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy

Riots In Columbus Trigger National Guard Mobilization

In Columbus Ohio rioting on the East Side left one man dead and 25 injured as masked rioters armed with tear gas canisters clashed with police. National Guard troops moved in after Gov Rhodes ordered 1300 guardsmen and police reported widespread fires and sniper fire threatening firefighters.

Columbus, Ohio National Guard Ohio Near East Side George Stultz Columbus Richard Born Stultz Adj Sylvester del Corso James A. Rhodes Dwight Joseph Joseph

Apollo 11 Returns Home From Moon Mission

Apollo 11 crew Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins begin their journey back to earth after lunar operations. The capsule separates from the moon speeds toward Earth with splashdown planned in the Pacific at 12 51 p m EDT Thursday as mission control notes the crew's confident reunion.

Moon Collins Tranquillity Base Armstrong Charlie Earth Dodor Roger Charles Duke Mission Control Pacific

Viet Cong ambush near Da Nang kills Marines and civilians

A double Viet Cong ambush near Phuoc My village south of Da Nang kills one American Marine and ten South Vietnamese, and wounds 15 others. A 60 round mortar barrage and mine strikes hit civilians including a bus. Australian singer shot dead off duty. Allied forces report a wider lull with several enemy casualties.

Saigon da Nang U.S Phuoc My

U S Intelligence Believes Vietnam Offensives Likely

Gen. Earle G. Wheeler said U S intelligence expects a new enemy offensive in South Vietnam late this month or early August. He spoke after a four day Vietnam inspection trip noting movement of troops and supplies back his assessment that another series of attacks is being prepared.

Washington (Ap Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S South Vietnam Wheeler Vietnam

Cucumber Derby Chooses New Leader

Mrs Verna Rheinscheld of Logan Route 1 challenged for a 16 inch cucumber grown at home. Mrs Jerry Clark of Union Furnace reports a 19 inch specimen and still growing. Fans wonder who will top that length.

Rheinscheld Verna Rheinscheld Logan Rt. 1 Jerry Clark Union Furnace

Luna 15 flight shows new lunar orbit skills at Jodrell Bank

At Jodrell Bank Observatory Prof. John G Davies says Luna 15 demonstrated new ability to alter lunar orbits and showed precision, but its end on the moon hints the Soviets aimed for more than a simple test. Tass claimed a landing despite prior speculation of sample return.

Jodrell Bank, England Jodrell Bank Observatory Soviet Union John G. Davies Jodrell Tass Davies Moon Lunar Earth

Logan Attorney Seeks OSU Med School Support for Kachelmacher Research

Logan attorney Leslie G. Johnson says he asked the Ohio State University College of Medicine to help develop a vascular research program tied to the Kachelmacher Varicose Veins Research Foundation, established to honor the late Nils Rachelmacher. OSU officials express willingness to advise and discuss a formal plan, noting strong vascular research strengths and outreach programs across several states. Johnson reports no response from the Rachelmacher estate trustees or Hocking Valley Community Hospital and says he will pursue the will’s terms in court if needed. Mayo Clinic consultants have been involved with hospital staff and estate trustees to align efforts.

Meiling OSU U.S Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania Kentucky Johnson Per Hocking Valley Community Hospital Kachelmacher Mayo Clinic of Rochester

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