One Car For Every Three Yankees Hal Boyle
A humorous roundup notes Americans own one car per three people with 4.2 million used cars scrapped last year. Also includes trivia on crime arson, pearl oysters, mink coats, and historic footwear, plus tidbits on education and the origin of hamburger.
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America
Guy Lombardo
U.S
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Rutherford B. Hayes
John Quincy Adams
James A. Garfield
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Baltic States
Logan Daily News Want Ads Note
Local publication from Logan Ohio lists Wayne Wayne advertising content with consolidation of Hocking Sentinel and post office mail classification details. Mentions Main Street address and historic establishment dates.
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Ayne New Company
Logan
Ohio
Main Street
Hocking Sentinel
Fallout Study Set By Atom Agency To Examine Radioactive Effects
The Atomic Energy Commission launches a broad new long term study of fallout effects on humans animals and plants with emphasis on early fallout within hours or days of a nuclear detonation. The Livermore California facility will lead the program with first year costs around 2 million dollars and will coordinate with other labs. Housing starts in 1962 totaled 1.4 million. Notice of divorce filing in Hocking County Ohio targets Thelma Canter with hearings after June 15.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Livermore
Calif
Sie
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California
Commission
George Canter
Sausa Ition
Ommon Hocking County
Oh Onio
Television Programs Bold Face Color Listings
A compact schedule of bold face color programs across channels highlighting premieres and special features. Includes prime time spots and notable shows with brief descriptions and air times for the viewing week.
TV Listings for Saturday Morning to Night 1963
Channel schedules detail baseball doubleheader Yanks against Indians on multiple stations and times. The lineup includes film titles, variety shows, Westerns, and cartoons with programs like Dance-O-Rama Lex Theater Wrestling and Hootenanny, ending with detective and western series.
Channel 4 pm Television Schedule Listing 1963
A Sunday broadcast slate lists Dodgers vs Reds multiple games, Pioneers, premieres, news, sports and variety shows from 12:00 to 12:00. Programs include Disney World The Last Prom Bonanza Jetsons Lassie Ed Sullivan and College Bowl in a dense lineup.
Television Schedule: June 3 1963 WLWC lineup
The schedule lists 5:00 movie through 11:00 PM with programs including NBC News Jamboree The Lucy Show Danny Thomas Andy Griffith and multiple editions of Monday Movie and Home Edition.
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NBC News
New man on Route 66 Glenn Corbett joins cast
AP reports Glenn Corbett replaces George Maharis on Route 66. Corbett praises the move, cites travel as part of the job, and notes long road shoots through Denver Minneapolis New York Florida with guest stars. He hails from El Monte California and previously starred in It's a Man's World.
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Glenn Corbett
Martin Milner
George Maharis
Corbett
Maharis
Herb Leonard
NBC
el Monte
Calif
Bia
Mountain Road
Rover Boys
Denver
Minneapolis
New York
Florida
Route 66
Education TV Network Aides Named Four Appointments
Gov James A Rhodes announced four members named to the Ohio Educational Television Network Commission with terms ending in 1964 1965 and 1966. Appointee backgrounds span Chillicothe Beachwood Kettering and Columbus tied to education steel broadcasting and local boards.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Educational Television Network Commission
Senate
Robert McKell
Rt. 1
Chillicothe
Mechell
Chillicothe Telephone Co
Savings Bank
Union - Sciato Board of Education
Ross County
L. C. Michelon
Beachwood
Michelon
Republic Steel Corp
George Biersack
Kettering
Biersack
Department of Speech
University of Dayton
Robert D. Thomas
Upper Arlington
Thomas
Wbns Broadcasting
Alcoholism
John W. Jewett
Etheline Alexander
Ank
Haydenville Scouts Attend Camporee and Local Activities
Troop 118 Haydenville attended the Hocking District Spring Scout Camporee at the L. D. Harris farm near Gore with leaders Guy Champ Jr. and Charles Moore. Badges earned included woodworking under J. F. McGrady Jr. Missionary Byron Clark spoke at church. The Women's Society of Christian Service met at the parsonage with plans for officer nominations and a June meeting.
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Boy Scouts
Haydenville
Hocking
L. D. Harris
Gore
Guy Champ Jr
Joe Grubb
Danny van Bibber
Tom Grubb
Jimmie van Bibber
Mike Brown
Bill Coakley
John Coakley
Frank Stewart
Bob Keels
Wayne McGathey
Gary Miller
Monte Amos
Scott Harden
Guy Champ
Danny VanBibber
Troop 118
J. F. McGrady Jr
Don Vollmer
Women’s Society
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Haskel Moore
Robert Lehman
Moore
Harry Swaim
Chillicothe
Trinity’ Methodist Church
James J. Moore
Retha
Toledo
Walbridge
Genevieve Martin
George Hamer
James E. Hamer
Terry
Donnie
Julie
Macon
Ruth Hamer
Nelsonville
Hamer
Senate Ends Quick Six Second Session Before Holiday
The U S Senate met for six seconds in a Memorial Day preholiday session after agreeing no speeches or prayers would be held. President pro tempore Carl Hayden read a brief adjournment order while Everett M Dirksen was the only other senator present.
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Senate
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Alben W. Barkley
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Today in History highlights events across centuries
On this date in 1813 the frigate Chesapeake left Boston and met the British ship Shannon. The encounter produced the famous cry Don't give up the ship. Other events include Kentucky joining the Union in 1792 and Tennessee in 1796, Brigham Young's birth in 1801, Crete evacuation in 1941, Veterans Day naming in 1954, and Eisenhower proposals from five years ago. The French Assembly backed de Gaulle for premier with expanded powers amid debates over treasury mismanagement charges.
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James Lawrence
Oea
Kentucky
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Brigham Young
Whittingham
Crete
Eisenhower
State Department
Sete
French National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Presien
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