California primary test looms in 1960 race
Four states held primaries as California drew the biggest spotlight on Sen. William F. Knowland and Gov. Edmund G. Brown in GOP and Democratic races. Cross filing produced a tight contest while Alabama Montana and South Dakota voters chose governors and senators amid party tensions and campaign issues.
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Mexican Crash Is Fatal To 45
An Aeronaves de Mexico Constellation carrying 45 people crashed into San Augustine Peak near Guadalajara after a flight from Tijuana to Mexico City. The wreckage showed no signs of life. last radio contact was at 10:15 p.m. local time.
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Jury unable to reach verdict in Hines trial
A Hocking County jury failed to reach a verdict in the Donald Hines non support trial after more than two hours of deliberation. Judge Meyer discharged the hung jury and the case can be reassigned for trial in September.
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Col Schwenke Returns To 1st Marine Division
Col. C. Ray Schwenke, Logan native, will report this month to the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton for duty on the commanding general s staff. He was detached yesterday from the Eighth Marine Corps Reserve and Recruitment District in New Orleans after 18 years in service and promotion on Aug. 1, 1956. He and his wife and four sons will visit Clearwater, Florida, before logging two weeks with Mrs. Schwenke s parents and returning to Logan for a week prior to Camp Pendleton duty. His career included key roles in the South Pacific, Korea, and China, with numerous commendations.
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500 Bike Tags Sold In Logan Exceed Supply
Police Chief Roy Kelch announced 500 bicycle licenses have been sold since May 20. The supply is exhausted and 250 more are on order. The June 20 deadline to attach tags will likely be extended to July 1 pending receipt of licenses. cyclists should not apply until the tags are announced.
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Three Foot Carrots and Five Yard Cabbages Claim Reported
London reports that Russian scientist Prof. Mikhail Shemyakin announces a soil preparation that supposedly yields carrots three feet long and cabbages five yards wide. He cites fungi with a growth stimulating capacity as the secret, though taste remains unaddressed.
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East Hocking board rejects Logan transfer petition
The East Hocking school board voted 5 to 1 to disapprove a petition to transfer part of the district to Logan city schools. Petitioners argued for November ballot consideration, while the board cited division of the district and local wishes to keep schools operated locally.
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Logan Methodist Pastor Expected to Move to Celina
The Rev. Stanley T. Benton, pastor of Logan First Methodist Church since 1953, faces appointment to Celina First Methodist by the Ohio Methodist Conference at Lakeside. Benton, a Portsmouth native, is a Roanoke College and Emory graduate with a wife Flora and four daughters. Delegates from Logan attend the conference with Dr. and Mrs. Wilson. a successor for Benton is to be named at the session’s end.
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Ohio Methodist Conference Opens at Lakeside
The 147th annual Ohio Methodist Conference convened at Hoover Auditorium with Bishop Hazen G. Werner presiding. The first session featured a memorial service for departed members and reports from the treasurer statistician and district superintendents. Ordination and ministerial appointments are planned for the weekend.
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Principal Says He'll Be Happy When Student Klinkus Dies
In Long Beach California a mock military wedding on Jordan High School campus joined George Osgood Klinkus and a sophomore girl in a gag that fooled some staff. The prank included a ceremony under sabers and a make believe marriage. The nonexistent George has records in the registrar and has even been suspended in a joke that prompted laughter from witnesses. Principal Milton Sager says he would be happy to attend George Osgood Klinkus funeral.
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Security Council Ike Hold Powwow
President Eisenhower met the National Security Council for an hour and a half to discuss policy ahead of Harold MacMillan’s visit. Officials offered no details. Discussion focused on the French crisis and possible suspension of U S and British nuclear tests.
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Queen City Corvette Club Rally Heads to Logan
The Queen City Corvette Club plans a weekend event starting with a time check rally in Cincinnati from 7 to 8 30 a m with about 40 drivers ending at Old Man's Cave They then hold a gymkhana obstacle course at Lake Logan Speedway after an overnight in Logan No final start times were announced trophies will be provided by Queen City Chevrolet Co of Cincinnati Venue details include Hocking State Parks road trip Sunday back to Cincinnati
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Senators Draft Labor Reform Bill Amid Deadline Pressure
Senate Labor subcommittee begins drafting a bill to curb corruption and abuse in unions as deadlines loom. Chairman John F. Kennedy declines to reveal compromise terms while McClellan leads hearings by the Rackets Committee.
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June Weather Forecast From the Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau issued a 30 day June forecast with temperatures expected below normal in the eastern quarter and plateau states, above normal from the Rockies to the Mississippi and along the West Coast, and near normal in unspecified regions. Rainfall to be above or equal to normal in the northern half, subnormal in the southern third. In Hocking County the low 48 rose to 75 by noon today. Monday's high was 63. Wednesday should be sunny and warmer but tonight may dip to 48.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Gets OK For New Storage Area
Washington authority grants temporary permission to Ohio Fuel Gas Co of Columbus to convert depleted Medina County gas territory into a natural gas storage field.
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Warren Canan Accident Victim
Warren T. Canan a 57 year old Logan housepainter died after falling from a roof at a home he was painting He died at 1015 am in Hocking Valley Hospital He lived in Logan for seven years and worked for Osher Rollins Inc Surviving are his wife three daughters two sons a brother a sister and 13 grandchildren Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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Helen Thornton
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Jane Shark
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De Gaulle Consolidates Power In Paris Move On Algeria
Premier Charles de Gaulle asserts control over Algeria and its army by summoning Gen. Raoul Salan from Algiers and calling in Robert Lacoste. He plans a trip to Algeria Wednesday as Parliament approves a six month emergency powers package and adjourns until Oct 7.
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