Appeals Filed Against West Logan Sewer Improvement
Two appeals oppose the Hocking County commissioners decision to proceed with the West Logan sanitary sewer project. One appeal names Frank Campbell Earl Edwards Kathryn M. Mowery Jack Griffin and Carol Bowlby.
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West Logan Sewer Improvement
Hocking County
West Logan
Frank Campbell
Earl E. Edwards
Kathryn M. Mowery
Jack Griffin
Carol Bowlby
Auditor's Office
Rhea Bangert Brown
Probate
Senate Civil Rights Bill Cloture Vote Sought After Debate Shift
In Washington the Senate faces a cloture vote on civil rights with Southerners signaling possible amendments and leaders aiming for a passage by the third week in June. President Johnson backs the measure, while revisions and floor speeches shape the final bill.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Weather Summary for Ohio Temperatures and Showers
Weather bulletin notes cool and showery conditions across Ohio with heavy rainfall in the last 24 hours. Temperatures ranged from highs in the 60s to lows in the 40s with scattered showers and a Thursday outlook near 70 degrees.
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Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Dayton
Cincinnati
Advisory Panel On Asia To Report To LBJ
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara returned from a Honolulu conference with recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressures. They said no plans to widen the war northward had been approved and that decisions remain with Johnson.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Honolulu
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Andrews Air Force Base
Rusk
McNamara
New England
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
U.S
Laos
Thailand
Goldwater California Delegates
Goldwater wins California to seize 86 Republican nominating delegates as other primary races unfold. Rockefeller dominates New York while South Dakota cuts into Goldwater’s total. Buckley ousted by reform candidate Scheuer. Cranston leads in New York Democratic polling and Murphy defeats Kaiser in GOP.
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Jonathan A. Bingham
Yale
U.S
United Nations
Buckley
Bronx
Robert F. Kennedy
Bingham
Robert Wagner
New York
James C. Healey
James H. Scheuer
Alabama
Carl Elliott
House Rules Committee
Region forms committee for Ohio mental health planning
A regional citizens committee for comprehensive mental health planning was organized in Athens. Members include Dr. H M Boocks and William S. Miller with regional counties listed. The Ohio Plan involves state and regional committees under the Division of Mental Hygiene to study care, treatment, and mental health needs of groups such as the elderly, chronically ill, and economically dependent.
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Athens
H. M. Boocks
Region V
William S. Miller
Logan Daily News
Boocks
Miller
Hocking County
Hocking
Adams
Highland
Ross
Pike
Vinton
Scioto
Lawrence
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
Washington
Morgan
Perry
Ohio
Ohio Division of Mental Hygiene
Ohio Plan
Division of
Mental Hygiene
Lowell O. Dillon
George R. Roberts
Logan
Gallipolis State Hospital
Gordon F. Ogram
Athens State Hospital
Herbert H. Whanger
Southeastern Ohio Guidance Center
Joseph Trevino
Portsmouth Receiving Hospital
Dean Hummel
Baker Center
Charles Holzer
Gallia County
James Lang Jr
Adams County
Kennear Bush
Athens County
John Carson
Highland County
Charles Bruny
John T. Sellers
Jackson County
Burton Payne
Lawrence County
Wallace Bradford
Wesley Green
Lawrence McBee
Wray Bevens
Paul Hydell
Tom Nichols
Howard Wells
Mark Templeton
Kenneth Watanabe
Columbus
Goldwater Wins California Primary narrows path to GOP nomination
Sen. Barry Goldwater swept California delivering 86 delegates to challenge Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as results from 29,800 of 32,861 precincts showed Goldwater ahead narrowly in a pivotal primary. Rockefeller led early in most counties but late returns from Los Angeles boosted Goldwater, moving him close to the 655 votes needed for the nomination. Pierre Salinger won the Democratic Senate nomination, defeating Alan Cranston while Gov. Brown saw intraparty clashes over delegate counts.
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California
Clair Engle
Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Alan Cranston
Associated Press
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
Pierre Salinger
White House
U.S. Senate
Edmund G. Brown
Cranston
Kennedy
San Francisco
Virginia
George Murphy
Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Washington
NBC
San Francisco Bay Area
San Diego
EVA Center
North
South
Government weighs tax credits to boost job training
A Federal Committee on Apprenticeship proposes treating job skills as capital investments and granting employers tax credits for training new workers and upgrading current staff. The plan seeks credits on salaries, instructor costs, materials, and foreman time, aiming to spur broader on the job training since the GI Bill era.
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Washington
Federal Committee On
America
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
Army Has 10 000 In South Viet Nam
West Point N Y AP The Army says 10 000 men are deployed in South Viet Nam in a figure disclosed by Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes at the Military Academy commencement. Pentagon notes total U S forces in South Viet Nam about 15 500, 1 000 below last fall's peak, without branch totals.
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West Point
N.Y
South Viet Nam
Stephen Ailes
U.S
Ailes
U.S. Military Academy
Washington
Pentagon
Hocking County Tourism Study Report Released
Copies of a 107 page report on Hocking County commercial tourism potential were prepared for the Area Redevelopment Administration by Ohio University. Dr. Donald C. Darnton directed the project with Ohio University faculty assistance and funded by an ARA grant. The study covers geography land use highways recreation demand development and tax impact from land acquisitions and potential developments like Hide A Way Hills and a proposed Clear Creek reservoir.
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Hocking County
Ohio University
College of Business Administration
ARA
Donald C. Darnton
Ohio U
Clear Creek
Aberdeen Typhoid Outbreak Unchecked Amid Tourist Season
Aberdeen experiences a rising typhoid epidemic with 248 identified cases and 39 suspected. One woman has died as officials hunt the source while two South American corned beef brands are removed from shelves, though authorities say no positive link is established. Dr. Ian MacQueen asserts the outbreak began with a corned beef tin.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Michael Noble
Noble
House of Commons
Ian MacQueen
Martial Law Declared as South Korea Protests Turn Violent
About 20,000 students and citizens demanded President Chung Hee Park resign and clashed with police in Seoul. The regime declared martial law as street fighting swirled around the capitol and near the presidential palace with outbreaks in other cities.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
U S Aid To Laos Seen As Expansive Forlocals Boots
In Ban Na Long Laos a right wing unit finds American aid too large with boot shipments. Only the platoon leader can use a pair as sizes range from 10 to 12 while local soldiers average a size 5 or 6. The report notes rubber sole combat boots sent to assist anti communist forces.
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Ban NA Long
Laos
U.S
Little Kingdom
Gotham Officials Expand Patrols To Curb Street Attacks
Mayor Wagner orders nearly 1,000 police on overtime to patrol streets and subways after Memorial Day violence. 500 officers on streets and 200 transit cops will work an extra eight hours every 20 days, with universal uniform wear and faster subway radio upgrades.
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New York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Staten Island
Wagner
Sub
Manhattan
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Charles Bowlby
Roy Loomis
Jean Harden
Asia
LBJ
Sen
Barry
THE
Nelson Rockefeller
Golden State
South Dakota
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
State Committee
Murphy
Leland M. Kaiser
Fred Hall
Kansas
Charles A. Buckley
House
Public Works
Barry Goldwater
Seo
Arizona
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