Summer Classes To Begin June 8 At Logan High
Logan High School launches an extensive summer program starting June 8 and running to July 17 with over 250 enrollments across more than 250 classes. Instructors include Arlen Lydick for typing, Jean Ann Brown for reading, Joseph Murtha and Kenneth Fisher for driver education, Penelope Johnson for speech therapy, and Mel Adams for algebra and geometry courses open to adults with a $25 tuition. pupil enrollment is complete except for mathematics.
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Logan High School
Logan
Arlen Lydick
Jean Ann Brown
Joseph Murtha
Kenneth Fisher
Hocking
Penelope Johnson
Vinton County
Mel Adams
Marriage License Issued for Charles Ross James Jr and Pearl Sni der
County Courts record a marriage license for Charles Ross James Jr 36 Logan and Pearl Alberta Sni der 38 Logan beautician. Probate notices list administrators and wills. Lloyd Faine Columbus named administrator of Leroy Faine estate. James V Angel will admitted to probate leaving allocations to son Claude and daughter Lena Stephenson. Verna FE Marks will admitted to probate leaving entire estate to husband Harley. Inventory filed for Perry L Wood estate with appraisers Herschhel Bensonhaver Ralph Moorhead and Harry Smith.
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Charles Ross James Jr
Logan
Pearl Alberta Snider
James V. Angel
Logan Rt
Claude
Lena L. Stephenson
Verna FE. Marks
Front St
Harley
Perry L. Wood
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Herschel Bensonhaver
Ralph W. Moorhead
Harry Smith
Billy Graham to Broadcast Teen Program on Channel 10
Billy Graham will speak at 10 p.m. today on Channel 10 television in a program aimed at teenagers and parents. The feature highlights faith, values, and guidance for families watching from home.
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Billy Graham
Channel 10
Teen bowling meet set for Monday at Scenic Lanes
Mixed teenage bowling group will convene Monday at 1 p.m. at Scenic Lanes. Boys and girls in their teens interested in summer bowling are invited to attend the meeting.
Ohio Regents Name Furman First Executive Officer
The Ohio Board of Regents for Higher Education appoints James M. Furman executive officer and immediate assistant to Dr. John D. Millett as he becomes the board’s first chancellor July 1. Furman resigns from Community Research Inc. July 15 after joining February 1963. a Lima native and Ohio State graduate.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents For Higher Education
James M. Furman
Community Research, Inc
Furman
John D. Millett
Miami University
Lima
Ohio State University
Dayton Research Outfit
Legislative Service Commission
Columbus
Mayor Fines Driver for Reckless Driving Incident
Logan resident Craven C. Nihizer aged 66 was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor Jack Moore for reckless driving on Sunday.
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Craven C. Nihizer
Logan Rt. 4
Jack Moorehead
Clarence E. Patton dies after illness at 79
Clarence E. Patton 79 of Nelsonville Route 2 Laurel Run died Monday morning at University Hospital Columbus after treatment since Thursday. He is survived by wife Lottie son Millard Union Furnace brother Albert Patton Nelsonville grandson Robert Patton Enterprise and nephew Lester Kern raised in his home. Funeral services at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville at 1 p.m. Thursday with Rev. James Mathias officiating burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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Clarence E. Patton
Clarence FE
Koon) Patton
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Laurel Run
University Hospital
Columbus
Hocking County
Robert
Maria Patton
Lottie
Millard
Union Furnace
Albert Patton
Nelsonville
Robert Patton
Enterprise
Lester Kern
James Mathias
Johnson Funeral Home
Greenlawn Cemetery
Primary highlights across states in 1964 GOP race
State by state results show South Dakota choosing between a Goldwater slate and an uncommitted slate led by Gov Archie Gubbrud. Alabama Democrats nominate eight at large for November from nine district winners. Montana Democrats expect Mansfield to beat Monaghan with three GOP hopefuls led by Alex Blewett. In Iowa only about six seats reported voting. Rep H R Gross coasted to renomination over John C Culver.
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South Dakota
Goldwater
Archie Gubbrud
Alabama
Montana
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Joseph P. Monaghan
GOP
Alex Blewett
Iowa
H. R. Gross
John C. Culver
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Harold Hughes
Evan Hultman
Thrush Starts as Cadet Dispatcher at Athens Post
Carl Thrush of Union Furnace began as a cadet dispatcher for the Athens post of the state highway patrol after passing required tests. He will attend a three month patrol school in Columbus starting July 6 and may join the patrol upon completion. His father, Paul Hap Thrush, is a Hocking County deputy sheriff.
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Carl Thrush
Union Furnace
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Columbus
Carl
Paul
Hap) Thrush
Hocking County
Sawmill Destroyed in Lewistown Fire
BELLEFONTAINE Ohio AP The E B Miller Sawmill at Lewistown ten miles northwest of here was destroyed by fire today. The loss is estimated between 50 000 and 100 000 and the mill was the communitys only industry employing 15 men.
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Bellefontaine, Ohio
E.B. Miller
Lewistown
Here
Gotham Plans to Reef Patrols Against Terrorist Attacks
New York officials push for expanded subway police and a two way radio network after string of weekend attacks by groups of Negro assailants. Mayor Wagner convened police and Transit Authority leaders as bids for short wave radios open June 19 and police presence increases take effect next fall.
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New York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Transit Authority
Manhattan
Staten Island
Maccabee
Crown Heights
Brooklyn
Bedford- Stuyvesant
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Rotarians Screen Film on Uranium Mining in City
Albert Seabright county engineer showed The Petrified Forest a film on the mining and refining of uranium at the Rotary Club meeting at Blosser's Restaurant last night James Hartman of Ann Arbor Michigan attended as a guest.
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Albert Seabright
Blosser's
James Hartman
Ann Arbor
Mich
Man Forfeits Bond In Columbus Mayor Court
Richard L. Harper aged 24 of Columbus forfeited a $20 bond in mayor s court Monday after being cited by city police for intoxication and disorderly conduct on the prior Saturday.
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Richard L. Harper
Columbus
U.N. Forces Move Against Congo Rebels in Kivu
U.N. Command and Congo army assemble 180 Nigerian troops for possible airlift to Kivu as Maj. Gen. Mobutu plans to send an infantry battalion north. Bukavu fears withdrawal of civilian staff while rebels move toward the city with Bafulero warriors in pursuit.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N. Command
Congolese Army
Kivu
Bukavu
U.N
Leopoldville
U.N. Congo
Joseph Mobutu
Katanga
United Nations
Congo
Kamangola
Gaston Soumialot
Africa
Burundi
Homemakers Short Course Offered for Area Women
Ohio area women may enroll in the ninth annual Homemakers Short Course June 16 to 18. Registration is 7 dollars, plus 13 dollars for dormitory living on the Ohio State University campus. Sharon Baertsche is the contact at Hocking County home economics.
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Ohio
Hocking County
Sharon Baertsche
Ohio State University
United Nations
Ohio to Cancel Track License Reciprocity with Kentucky and Arizona
Ohio will cancel track license reciprocity with Kentucky and Arizona on July 1. Notices were sent by Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe to the governors, stating Kentucky and Arizona trucks must buy Ohio licenses to operate here.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
Arizona
William B. Saxbe
Ted High
Council For the Reciprocity Board
St Augustine approves anti violence ordinances amid unrest
In St Augustine Florida the city commission passes two measures to curb racial violence as a federal court challenges a night demonstration ban. Six Negroes were arrested in a desegregation protest at two motel restaurants, raising weeklong arrests to 36 as demonstrations and violence continued. In New York the railroad market shows irregular declines with moderate trading as equities pull back after a rally.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
City Commission
U.S. District Court
Romania Eyes Large U.S. Gear Purchases Amid New Pact
Communist Romania seeks up to 150 million dollars in U.S. and Western European industrial equipment under a new trade pact. Washington will likely back five year Export-Import Bank credits as Bucharest expands, possibly including two nuclear power plants, with IAEA inspections and export licenses eased for many goods.
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Washington
U.S
Romania
Bucharest
United States
Europe
Johnson
William A. Crawford
Moscow
International Atomic Energy Agency
Kennedy weighs New York Senate bid and tax cut gains
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy floated the possibility of seeking the Democratic Senate nomination in New York as a decision for Kennedy and New Yorkers. He hailed the economy’s response to the 1964 tax cut and forecast the year’s national output at 623 billion dollars with no inflation in sight. He expressed confidence Congress will pass a strong civil rights bill. He also noted the first five months’ U.S. balance of payments deficit at 500 to 600 million dollars annually, versus a 3.6 billion average, aided by improved payments and Soviet gold sales that boosted U.S. gold stocks by 97 million dollars.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
New York
Kennedy
Congress
Chicago educator named Provost at Toledo University
Dr. G. Ernest Giesecke, associate dean of the Graduate School of Education at the University of Chicago, has been appointed provost at the University of Toledo.
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Toledo, Ohio
G. Ernest Giesecke
Graduate School of Education
University of Chicago
University of Toledo
GOP School Fund Claim Is Disputed
In Columbus Sen. Frank W. King counters Finance Director Richard L. Krabach claiming Ohio schools gain more under Gov. Rhodes. King calls the 27.5 percent rise in two years against 1959-61 misleading noting per pupil costs rose and previous increases came under DiSalle.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Richard L. Krabach
James A. Rhodes
King
Senate
Krabach
DiSalle
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Philip N. Faine
Leroy Faine
Carl T
Brenda Mock
Virgil Mock
Gore Rt. 1
Hocking Valley Hospital
Salvation Army
James E. Steele
Ross Steele
Logan Rt. 1
Germany
U. S. Army
Ft. Hamilton
N. Y
Bremen Brownie Girl Scout
Whirlin’ Wheels
Charles F. Rauch
Logan Osteopath
Cleveland Clinic
Ohio Regents Select
Brickles, Incorporated
State Patrol
Fort Hayes
Wayne Hartman
New Straitsville
Joseph E. Robinia
Rockbridge
Larry A. Decker
Murray City
Hartman
Air Force
Gotham
Michael J. Murphy
Samuel Schrage
Stoltz
Logan’s Family Pharmacy
Your Service
Prescription Delivery
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
House
Ray Riggs
Mercury Park Lane
North Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Red
U. S
U.S. Policy
Sy Ae
Buckeye Lake
East Main St
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