Logan Heads List of Ohio Areas Needing Hospitals
A Ohio Department of Health study ranks Logan and Newark as the top areas with the greatest need for more hospital beds. Other high-need communities include Celina Portsmouth Circleville Greenville Wadsworth Georgetown Athens Wilmington Martins Ferry Akron Toledo Cincinnati. The plan informs Hill Burton funding for hospitals and related facilities with a public hearing set for September 4 in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Division of
Ohio Department of Health
Logan
Newark
Celina
Portsmouth
Circleville
Greenville
Wadsworth
Georgetown
Athens
Wilmington
Martins Ferry
Akron
Toledo
Cincinnati
Health Department
Cleveland Hospital Council
Greater Cincinnati Hospital Council
Dayton Metropolitan Federation
Hospital Planning Association of
Greater Toledo
State Hospital Advisory Council
United States Public Health Service
Surgeon General
Hill-Burton
West St. Residents Back New Sewer Plan
Hocking County commissioners hear strong support for a $15,600 sanitary sewer project in the Ricketts Allotment Sewer District with 13 letters in favor and one opposed. Otto Shaw says a decision will come at Thursday’s meeting after a public hearing last week. The line would run eight inches along West Street from North Hills to Washington and connect to an existing line at Elm Street.
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West St
Hocking County
Washington St
Otto Shaw
Ricketts Allot
Mass Polio Immunization Plans Listed
The Logan-Hocking County health department announced a mass polio immunization program for Hocking County. The first dose will be given Sept. 16 using Sabin oral vaccine, with two follow ups about one month apart. Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, schools, and organizations are urged to cooperate. Health Commissioner Dr. H. M. Boocks emphasized county-wide effort.
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Logan-Hocking County
Hocking County
Hocking Valley Hospital
H. M. Boocks
Murray City Saloon Restores Hitching Racks for Horses
Charles Collins, proprietor of Hogan's Restaurant in Murray City, arranged hitching racks for visiting horsemen James Acker of Logan and John McCollister of Groveport on the Buckeye Trail. Riders found two racks installed in front of the old Murray City depot across from the saloon, which Collins claims is the only saloon in Ohio maintaining hitching posts.
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Hocking County
Charles
Chic) Collins
Hogan’s
Murray City
James Acker
Logan
John McCollister
Groveport
Buckeye
Old Man’s Cave
Lake Burr Oak
Acker
Hogan's
Collins
Ohio
Mrs. Jesse Ogg Killed In Auto Crash
Mrs. Jesse Ogg aged 54, former Logan resident, died in a head on collision near Crestview Florida yesterday. She had been visiting her daughter in West Palm Beach and was en route to her Tucson Arizona home when the crash occurred. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Jesse Ogg
Logan
Crestview
Fla
Ogg
Jody
Neil Barnhart
West Palm Beach
Tucson
Ariz
Carbon Hill
Capture of Ben Bella Enemy Jeopardizes Algerian Peace
In Algeria Mohammed Boudiaf, rival to Ben Bella, was arrested by Wilaya No 1 guerrillas in M'sila, east of Algiers. The move threatens fragile peace efforts as up to 10,000 Berber fighters in Wilaya No 3 brace for retaliation. Leaders from opposing camps converge on Algiers to push reconciliation.
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Algiers
Mohammed Boudiaf
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Algeria
Boudiaf
Wilaya (Zone) No. 1
Wilaya No. 3
Kabylie
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
M’sila
Hodna
Aures
Grain Shortages In Government Stock Drawn Across Midwest
Washington AP The Agriculture Department reports about one million bushels of government owned grain missing from Midwest warehouses, mostly corn and soybeans valued at $1.1 million. The losses span 11 cases with eight leading to court receiverships and restraining orders.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Blissfield
Mich
Basil & Sons, Inc
Monroe, Mich
Basil Haddix & Sons, Inc
Durland
M & S Elevator
Woodbury
Woodbury Grain Co
Decatur
Michigan Grain Co
Kenton
Ohio
Kenton Grain & Machinery Co., Inc
Forest, Ohio
Forest Grain & Supply Co
Edison
Morrow Supply Co., Inc
Wall
Iowa
Allen T. North Grain Co
Rt. 93 Route Signs Installed In Hocking County
In Logan new Route 93 markers were installed replacing former Route 75 signs as part of a statewide change. County highway superintendent John Shaw said Rt 75 signs stay up for a year before removal. Signs are being erected in Hocking and Vinton counties by the Marietta based route marking crew.
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Logan
John Shaw
Hocking County
Hocking
Vinton
Marietta
Buddhist Priest Arrested After Burning-Coal Escape Advice
Eight men sought escape from Formosa's para cholera epidemic by following Yang Chi-teh the Buddhist priest who told them to walk on burning coal. They burned badly as Pao Chen deity protection failed and the priest was arrested.
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Taipei
Formosa
Yang Chi-teh
Pao Chen
Truck Crash Blocks Rt. 33N Traffic Six Hours
A tractor trailer overturned on Rt. 33N just north of Midway at 5:30 AM, detouring traffic for over six hours. Driver Leonard Franklin, 27, of Salem, escaped injury as the vehicle struck a bridge abutment and overturned. State patrol will file charges. a second minor accident occurred on the detour near Fairview Cemetery. Another rider, John Bailey, 19, Rockbridge, was hospitalized after a motorcycle wreck on Rt. 180 near Midway.
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Midway
Rt. 33
Leonard Franklin
Salem
Franklin
Fairview Cemetery
Midway Service Station
Relia Victoria Tracg
Lancaster
John Bailey
Rockbridge
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Rt. 180
Weather Outlook for Ohio: Cooler Air and Fog Seen
Official Weather Bureau summary notes cooler air moving into the northwest quarter of Ohio. Fog formed overnight with heavy fog in places. temperatures ranged from 54 to 87 yesterday. Today’s forecast calls for generally fair, slightly cooler conditions with highs 78 to 84 and lows 53 to 62. Columbus 57, Zanesville 55, Cincinnati 58, Cleveland 60.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Ohio River
Columbus
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Public hearing set on Blue Cross rate increase
The Ohio Department of Insurance schedules an August 22 hearing at 9 30 a m in the Public Utilities Commission offices 111 N High St Columbus on Central Hospital Service proposed rate rise affecting 519 000 members across 19 central and southern Ohio counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Insurance
Central Hospital Service
Public Utilities Commission
N. High St
Kennedy warns against war as Brazil students hear call for peace
President Kennedy told Brazilian graduate students on the White House south lawn that those who seek war are insane. He defended U S security aims since World War II, supported a nuclear test ban with inspections, and said Brazil must choose its economic path freely while favoring a competitive economy and opposing tyranny.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
White House South Lawn
Brazil
Climber Buried On Grand Teton Peak
Stephen Smith, 21, of Holden Massachusetts died of exposure on Grand Teton after his climbing party faced a snowstorm. His burial site is 1200 feet below the summit on the 13766 foot peak while the nine survivors of the Appalachian Mountain Club group recover from the ordeal.
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Grand Teton National Park
Wyo
Massachusetts
Stephen Smith
Holden
Mass
Grand Teton Peak
Appalachian Mountain Club
Boston
Thalidomide Crisis Prompts FDA Ohio Action
The FDA moved in Ohio to stop thalidomide use after reports of 110 doctors receiving samples. The drug linked to birth defects, marketed as Softenon and Contergan, faced investigations as AMA research and congressional hearings began. International cases and a legal abortion bid by Sherri Finkbine added to the scrutiny.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Ohio
Cincinnati
William S. Merrell Co
U.S
Theodore C. Maraviglia
FDA
Pennsylvania
New York City
Europe
Canada
Ontario
Arizona
American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
District of Columbia
Sherri Finkbine
Sherri
Phoenix
Stock Market Pushes Rally into Fourth Straight Session
The stock market extended its rally into a fourth straight session with the AP average up 1.00 at 219.80 at noon. Industrials rose 1.80, rails 0.20, utilities 0.50, with gains from fractions to over 2 points and first-hour volume topping a million shares. Prices later cooled before advancing again.
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New York
Stock Market Today
Associated Press
Wall Street
Colombia Quake Toll May Climb
An AP report from Bogota says central and western Colombia were struck by a strong quake with at least 27 dead and 200 injured. Hardest hit were Manizales and Pereira where a garment factory collapsed killing female workers.
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Colombia
Bogota
Panama
Pereira
Andes Geophysical Institute
Cauca
Andean
Cordilleras
Quito
Ecuador
Manizales
Cordillera
Poll Predicts Rhodes To Be Easy Winner
Ohio Information Committee, a nonpartisan group, reports statewide poll results favoring James A. Rhodes for governor, Frank Lausche for reelection to the Senate, and Robert Taft Jr. for congressman at large. The poll included 5,000 civic leaders with 3,069 governor ballots showing Rhodes ahead 2,687 to 382.
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Rhodes
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Information Committee
OIC
James A. Rhodes
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Robert Taft Jr
Ferger
Michael V. DiSalle
Lausche
John Marksall Briley
Toledo
GOP
Ohio Sailplane Sets California Distance Record
Five sailplane pilots shattered the 374 mile California distance record with all landings in Utah. Richard E. Schreder led at 477 miles from near Victorville to Cedar City, followed by Richard H. Johnson 450.5 miles, John D. Ryan 450.5 miles, Graham Thompson 419 miles, and Andrew J. Smith 392 miles. Johnson holds the world distance record at 535 miles.
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Victorville
Calif
California
Utah
Richard E. Schreder
Bryan
Ohio
Near Here
Cedar City
Richard H. Johnson
Dallas
Tex
John D. Ryan
Scottsdale
Ariz
Graham Thompson
Los Angeles
Andrew J. Smith
Tecumseh
Mic
Unionist Denies Payoff Demand Over Nuclear Submarine Strike
Arthur Vars, ousted Groton Boilermakers leader, denies demanding 5000 or benefits to end a strike delaying 11 nuclear submarines. testifying before the Senate Investigations subcommittee, he claims the money was for a lawsuit settlement and asserts he seeks reinstatement after expulsion. Sen. McClellan signals formal hearings on payoff allegations.
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Washington
Arthur Vars
Groton
Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Ward
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Vars
Senate
Celebrezze Sworn In as HEW Secretary in White House
Anthony J Celebrezze took the oath as secretary of Health Education and Welfare in a White House rose garden ceremony. Kennedy praised his vitality and public commitment while noting the new duties ahead. Celebrezze, former mayor of Cleveland, becomes Kennedys first cabinet replacement since January.
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Washington
Anthony J.celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare Department
White House
Kennedy
Cleveland
Ohio
Celebrezze
UN reports 91 armistice violations by North Korea
The United Nations command charged North Korea with 91 violations of the Korean armistice between June 1 and July 20, as a report from Panmunjom, Korea, outlined.
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Panmunjon
Korea
United Nations Command
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Central Ohio
Blue Cross Hearing
THE
Roger H. Ferger
Cincinnati Enquirer
DiSalle
Taft
Richard D. Kennedy
Ohio Sailplane
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