Logan Pool Closed After Water Line Break
Logan's city pool opened Sunday with an average 563 attendance but shut down after a main water line break near the southeast corner caused concrete to lift. Repairs by city maintenance crews could take three to four days, with refilling and operation resuming about a day and a half after fixes.
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Logan Pool
Logan's City
Harry Westfall
Westfall
Dick Viney
The
Ohio
Federal judge defers ruling in Wallace enrollment case
In Birmingham federal judge Seybourn Lynne delayed an immediate ruling on the Justice Department request for an injunction to bar Gov George Wallace from blocking Negro enrollment at the University of Alabama next Monday. A memorandum is expected by 9 a.m. Wednesday after a 80 minute hearing.
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Birmingham
Ala
Seybourn H. Lynne
Justice Department
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Lynne
Chambers
Wallace
NBC
Meet the Press
Alabama
Ee University System
New York
Logan Boys Named to All Ohio Bands at State Fair
Three Logan High School students will perform at the 110th Ohio State Fair. Jerry McAfee and Fred Schmidt, juniors, join the All-Ohio Boys Band, trumpet and clarinet respectively. David Miller, also a junior, joins the Ohio Youth Choir, a new all youth four part choir.
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Logan High School
Jerry McAfee
Fred 0. Schmidt
Jerry
D. E. McAfee
S. Walnut St
Fred
Fred H. Schmidt
North St
David Miller
William S. Miller
Glenview Heights
Ohio
Glenville D. Thomas
Zanesville High School
Columbus
Athenian Man Pleads Guilty to Larceny and Is Sentenced
James B. Roberts 33, a former Athens and Cleveland businessman, pleaded guilty in common pleas court to two counts of larceny by taking. He was indicted after obtaining $36,000 from Athens National Bank. The judge did not specify the term, saying it is awaiting computation.
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Athens, Ohio
James B. Roberts
Athens and
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Cyclone Toll Rises Over East Pakistan Losses
In East Pakistan the cyclone's death toll climbs past 22,000 according to incomplete official figures from the recent disaster.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
City electrician job still open says Donahey
City service director Richard Donahey said no definite developments on appointing a new city electrician or on Assistant Fire Chief Ralph Courter's leave request. The post has been offered to a possible taker, but acceptance is unclear. Beery appears to have quit after the dispute over monthly versus hourly pay, with overtime owed and a partial resignation. Fire department overtime policy noted, no hours posted for Courter’s absence, and a temporary schedule will stand until extra help is hired.
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Richard Donahey
Ralph Courter
Donahey
C. M. Beery
Delmar Freeman
Beery
City Street
City Fire Department
Robert Courter
Canada Holds 8 Suspects As Terrorists
Montreal police announced eight men were arrested for questioning in a crackdown on the Quebec Liberation Front. Police seized a substantial cache of dynamite, fuses, and timing devices as arrests were expected to continue. A Belgian national was identified among those detained, and police indicated the group is Communist-led.
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Jackson
Allen C. Thompson
Roy van
New York
National
NAACP
Wilkins
Montreal
Quebec Liberation Front
J. Adrien Robert
Josaphat Brunet
Cuba
Montreal Gazette
Monemone
Canada
Planning Commission Meeting Postponed
The Logan planning commission meeting scheduled for tonight is postponed until Monday June 10 at 8 p.m. The agenda includes discussion of a proposed zoning law as part of the city master plan for growth with the advisory zoning committee and the city council’s planning committee in attendance.
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Logan Planning Commission
Logan
City Council
Ohio Assembly Nearing Adjournment Amid Budget Push
Ohio lawmakers enter a final sprint as the general appropriations bill of 1.3 billion dollars heads through the Senate. House and Senate leaders debate adjournment timing likely set for June 21 or 28, with daily sessions to clear a backlog of bills. Major measures include school bus safety on undivided highways and a new law on prison riots with hostage provisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Roger Cloud
Dayton triple shooting ends in deaths of three
In Dayton Ohio three people are dead after a dispute over a business deal. Michael Merees sixty one fatally shot Joseph Miklos fifty and Barbara Miklos sixty eight then killed himself. The Mikloses owned Paradise Club and Orange Grill, and a disagreement over a sale led to the deadly confrontation.
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Dayton
Ohio
Washington
Michael Merees
Joseph Miklos
Miklos
Mercs
Miami Valley Hospital
Barbara
Hungary
Paradise Club
Orange Grill
Tom Wilson
Sheriff's Office
Mikloses
Harry Bloomer
U S and Thailand Open 6000-Foot Air Strip
U S and Thai officials opened a 6,000 foot airstrip in northeastern Thailand next to Laos. The perforated steel surfaced strip will be used for civil and military planes, according to U S officials.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Laos
House Busy Week as Senate Lays Groundwork for Civil Rights
Washington AP The House plans a busy week led by a $6 billion fiscal year appropriation bill for the Treasury and Post Office. The chamber will also consider a bill to preserve presidential authority to reorganize executive agencies. Twenty Republicans will push two civil rights bills including an end to segregation in public facilities and broad Attorney General powers in civil rights enforcement.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Post Office
Maestro Skinny Ennis Dies At 56
Beverly Hills California AP band leader Skinny Ennis real name Edgar C Ennis 56 died after an attack in a restaurant Doctors at Beverly Hills first aid station pronounced him dead at 11 18 pm Ennis and his orchestra had played at the Statler Hilton in downtown Los Angeles for five years.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Skinny Ennis
Bob Hope
First Aid Station
Ennis
Edgar C. Ennis
T. M. McCarthy
Statler Hilton
Los Angeles
Gotham Raises City Sales and Cigarette Taxes
New York city increased its sales tax from 3 to 4 percent and raised the cigarette tax from 2 to 4 cents per pack effective today, affecting shoppers and smokers citywide.
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New York
Ohio Weather Outlook Brings Clouds and Light Rain East
Cloudy skies and dry weather prevailed in Ohio at daybreak. A rainstorm moving north from the Middle Atlantic states fringed the Ohio West Virginia border with light rain expected in the eastern counties.
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Middle Atlantic States
Virginias
Ohio-West Virginia
Weather Outlook Shifts to Warm, Cloudy in Hocking County
The day in Hocking County reached 74 degrees under cloudy skies after a 42 degree low. Partly cloudy and warm weather is predicted through Tuesday with widely scattered thundershowers possible today.
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Hocking County
Weather Outlook for Ohio State Amidst East Coast Storm
The forecast uses a dry warm pattern for central and western Ohio today and tonight while clouds persist. Weather movement is blocked by an East Coast storm, which is expected to move out to the Atlantic by Tuesday, with the next general showers possible in the state on Wednesday.
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Ohio
Atlantic
Five Day Forecast for Southern and Central Ohio
Temperatures are expected to average 2 to 4 degrees above normal with normal highs 77 to 82 and lows 55 to 58. Rainfall will average a quarter inch or less in scattered showers around midweek, with only minor changes during the week.
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Ohio
Rain drenches Mid Atlantic as tropical disturbance spurs warnings
Heavy rainfall extends across the middle Atlantic states with up to six inches in coastal areas. The Weather Bureau notes the tropical disturbance off the Carolina coast is not a full tropical storm, but small craft warnings are in effect from Savannah to the Virginia Capes as tides rise one to three feet.
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Middle Atlantic
Carolina
Weather Bureau
Savannah
Virginia Capes
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Norfolk
Famous Rector Dies After 35 Years as New York Rector
Obituary notes the death of a renowned rector who served about thirty five years at a New York church. He married thousands of couples during his tenure and was widely respected in the community for his pastoral work.
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R. Randolph Ay
New
Agency Shop Agreements Ruled Legal by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled 8 0 that Taft Hartley does not ban agency shop agreements in GM plants Indiana. Justice White delivered the opinion and Justice Goldberg recused. The case arose from UAW demands for an agency shop and leaves unresolved whether other states with bans would reach a different result.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice White
General Motors Corp
Indiana
White
Justice Goldberg
United Auto Workers Union
Irregular New York Stock Market Shows Mixed Gains
Motors airlines and nonferrous metals led early gains in a volatile session as large blocks traded mostly higher. Profits took creases across many issues while sugar stocks slid sharply amid a drop in commodity prices. Tobacco drugs chemicals and aerospace were generally weaker.
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New York
Pope John XXIII Dies After Long Ailment in Vatican
Vatican announces Pope John XXIII died at 7:49 p.m. EST after a far reaching papacy marked by Pacem in Terris encyclical on world peace and disarmament. His death followed hours of improving condition and a sunset Mass in St Peter’s Square drew tens of thousands.
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Gon Tonitis
U.S
Pope John
Khrushchev
Switzerland
John
Alexei Adzhubei
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
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