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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
4
Television listings note Patty Duke and family programs featured with Maverick and Ben Casey alongside 77 Sunset Strip M Squad Beverly Hillbillies and musical comedy segments aired on Wednesday June 3 1964.
Channel 4 airs a string of films and local news segments from 5:00 to 10:30 PM including Naked City and Kraft Theatre. Channel 6 features Home Edition Chet & Dave News Jamboree and Dr Kildare plus sitcoms and a Kraft Theatre News wrap. Channel 10 presents a mix of Rifleman Weather Chef Long Sports Bachelor Father Perry Mason Star Parade with an ABC News update.
NBC CBS and NBC highlighted early California primary returns with vote boards showing Goldwater leading and Salinger winning the Democratic Senate race as polls closed. CBS projected Goldwater at 10:22 p.m. EDT while NBC hedged until 75 percent counted.
Hubert D. Lappen as administrator filed May 25 1964 in the Hocking County Probate Court seeking sale of real estate to pay debts. Defendants Rose Troupe Blanche Davis and others must answer by July 18, 1964. Property described as Lot 23 in Charles Wright's Subdivision Green Township.
A one day strike idled about 2,000 Packard Electric Division workers in Warren Ohio. Local 717 members voted to return to work Tuesday night ending the unauthorized walkout at plants 9 10 and 11. Neither side disclosed the cause of the stoppage.
In Washington, Senator Lausche and other lawmakers criticized NASA for selecting a Boston area site for a $61 million electronics research center. He urged release of site review files and warned against political influence while praising fair consideration for states like Ohio New Jersey and New York.
Washington reports a cautious mood as President Johnson weighs options in Southeast Asia. Officials met in Honolulu to discuss whether to widen the war, while public and allied reactions remain uncertain and no formal recommendation emerged.
Entries note events on June 3 across years including 1942 Japanese armada spotted near Midway en route to Hawaii, 1808 birth of Jefferson Davis, 1937 royal wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, 1940 Paris bombardment, 1942 Dutch Harbor attack, 1944 Rome advance, 1964 Singapore self government, 1959 UN Thailand Viet Minh watch, and 1963 Pope John XXIII death.
Several thousand workers in greater Cincinnati stayed on strike. Local 1198 of the IBEW voted to keep the walkout at General Electric Co. Blue Ash assembly plant, begun May 24 after the firing of a union official. About 1,400 Formica Corp. workers and over 1,000 building trades members were also on strike.
Dayton police report $8,300 worth of diamond rings were stolen from the Rike Department Store between 5 p.m. Monday and 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. Jewelry buyer Robert F. Raymond said the rings ranged from $60 to $1,600 in value.
Philip N. Faine of 1608 Bostwick Road Columbus Ohio is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Leroy Faine deceased late of Logan Hocking County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated June 1 1964. Rhea Bangert Brown Probate Judge of Hocking County.
President Sukarno said he will leave for a Malaysia Indonesia Philippines summit in Tokyo as Kuala Lumpur warns the meeting may be deferred unless Indonesia meets last minute conditions. Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Rahman seeks a token withdrawal of Indonesian backed guerrillas active in Sarawak and Sabah.
Arthur L. Phillips of Bowling Green was named manager of the Bowling Green office of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation by BUC Administrator Willard P. Dudley. The appointment was announced Tuesday.
Probate Court of Hocking County Ohio notifies executors and Ohio residents including Velma Popoczy of Murray City that the Inventory and Appraisement of the deceased’s estate has been filed. A hearing is set for June 15 1964 at 10 00 AM with five days to file exceptions.
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