Bids Opened for Lake Logan Beach and New Hospital
Bids were opened this afternoon for Hocking County's new hospital project while the Ohio Department of Natural Resources reviewed a single bid for a Lake Logan bathing beach. The hospital plans by Dan A. Carmichael anticipate a 1.5 million structure with detailed bid study ahead. The beach proposal seeks a 320 foot sand strip, parking for 95 cars, two change booths, a latrine and drinking water. Ned Williams noted possible readvertisement if the beach bid is not satisfactory.
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Hocking County
Hospital Building Commission
Logan Clay Products Co
Dan A. Carmichael
Columbus
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Lake Logan
F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Ned Williams
Williams
LeRoy Conkle
Street and sewer projects progress in Logan
One of four federal aid street and sewer projects in Logan is finished while the other three advance. A maple and Pottery Street storm sewer job was FHA approved. most work runs along the C&O Railway. East End projects by F H Brewer Co. are about 25 percent done, with sewer piping in place south of Front Street and street widening and curbing planned. Traffic remains, drainage 75 percent complete, and further street work will ease congestion with phased detours.
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Logan
Maple and
Pottery Sts
FHA
C&o
Front St
Norwood
Arlington Aves
E. Main St
Shaw
Secone St
South Logan
Linn Sellers
Burgess & Niple Engineers
Davy Bridge Construction Co
Jackson
Walhending Ave
Rachelmacher Estate
Wyandotte
Mohican and Wilson Aves
Baird St
Mrs. Alice L. White Dies At Age 99
Mrs. Alice L. White widow of Howard E White died at 4 45 am at the Murphy Rest Home Rushville after an extended illness She was 99 years old A Logan banker died years ago She was active in St Pauls Episcopal Church and Daughters of the American Revolution Surviving are a granddaughter a daughter in law two nieces three great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren Funeral services will be at 3 pm Saturday at St Pauls Church Rev Raymond Sturm officiating Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call Friday at Roberts Funeral Home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm and until service time Saturday
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Alice L. White
Howard E White
Murphy Rest Home
Rushville
Logan
White
Logan's
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Athens
Frederick
Elizabeth Ryan
James Brown
Juliet White
Logan City
Ford Hack
Helen Reynolds
New York City
St. Paul’s Church
Raymond Sturm
Oak Grove Cemetery
Roberts Funeral Home
Weather Bureau Sends Research Plane to Probe Tropical Depression
The Weather Bureau dispatched its research plane to study a tropical low about 600 miles southwest of Miami for possible intensification into a tropical storm or hurricane. The depression, with winds up to 25 mph, drifts northeast at 3 mph and was last seen off Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula as the 1964 hurricane season began.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Dr. Jan Matuszkiewicz Dies. Funeral Set in Chicago
Funeral services for Dr. Jan Matuszkiewicz, 71, Chicago, father of Dr. Jan Matthews of Logan, will be held in Chicago at 10 a.m. Friday. He died Tuesday. He is survived by his wife Irena, two daughters Jadwiga Jozefiwicz and Stofia Pazda, both of Chicago, and six grandchildren.
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Jan Matuszkiewicz
Chicago
Jan Matthews
Logan
Irena
Jadwiga Jozefiwicz
Stofia Pazda
New York Quadruplets Die Within Hours After Birth
The Pelerini quadruplets born prematurely on Tuesday in New York died within hours. The boy passed before noon Wednesday and the three girls late Wednesday night, after respiratory troubles in the boy and one girl, with the other two dying suddenly. No cause given by Long Island Jewish Hospital authorities.
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New York
Peloro
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Queens
Civil Rights Bill Showdown Set for Tuesday
Senate leaders push to invoke cloture and end debate on the civil rights bill as a 67 vote threshold looms. Senator Miller tilts toward supporting cloture while Goldwater’s California primary win sparks mixed signals among lawmakers.
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Washington
Senate
California
Jack Miller
Arown
Hubert H. Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Dixie
Humphrey
Dirksen
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Rhodes Faces Debate On School Aid In Ohio
Ohio political clash erupts over whether Rhodes increased school funding more in his first two years than in DiSalle’s administration. State Sen. Frank W. King challenges the Rhodes camp to debate the fiscal facts, urging disclosure amid ongoing tax burden discussions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
Frank W. King
King
Senate
Sam Landes
Madison
Landes
Hocking Valley Weather Outlook Clouds Build This Week
Forecast calls for fair conditions with increasing clouds through Friday. Wednesday reached 74 degrees with a 38 degree low last night. It was 77 degrees at 11 a.m. today.
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Hocking Valley
Johnson Keeps War Plans Hidden Amid Southeast Asia Review
President Johnson and aides issued a cautious statement after a Hawaii policy review with Secretaries Rusk and McNamara. They signaled no immediate expansion of the Vietnam War and suggested improvements in program efficiency while considering options if necessary.
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Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
White House
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Hawaii
Laos
George Reedy
U.S
Thailand
Reedy
Rusk
South
North
Tokyo
Souphanouvong
Viet Nam Gets Bigger Planes
Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Moore said new Skyraider fighters are arriving in South Viet Nam to increase firepower, not due to obsolescence. The A11H and AIF models carry more ordnance and offer longer endurance, doubling strength and quadrupling firepower under a McNamara plan. Moore denied jet needs, noting no current requirement.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Joseph H. Moore
2Nd Air Division
Moore
Viet Nam
Spartanburg
S.C
First Ballot Win Possible in Republican Nomination Race
AP reports Goldwater close to a first ballot victory as GOP delegates in Washington state Colorado Alabama and Hawaii move toward choosing delegates. An AP survey shows Goldwater likely to reach about 625 to 650 first ballot votes, nearing the 655 needed. Rockefeller predicts first or second ballot victory but cautions the outcome remains undecided.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Washington State
Colorado
Alabama
Hawaii
Goldwater
California
Golden State
Associated Press
Puerto Rico
San Francisco
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
LBJ Relishes Goldwater Duel In California Primary
President Johnson signals he would relish an autumn contest with Barry Goldwater after Goldwater’s narrow win in California. Johnson aides praised Goldwater’s triumph, while Johnson hinting at strength in varied defense, and praising Lodge, Nixon and others in contrast to critics.
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LBJ
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Johnson
New London
Conn
Arizona
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Romney
Michigan
Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Richard M. Nixon
Two Veterans Die in Utah Coal Mine Cave-In
SUNNYSIDE Utah two veteran miners Morris Marzo 47 of Price and Leland Huntsman 49 of Castle Dale died in a cave-in deep inside a central Utah coal mine. A survivor Paul Pero 55 of Price described escaping the tunnel as rescuers labored six hours by hand to reach the bodies while four rescuers were slightly injured in a second rockfall.
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Sunnyside
Utah
Paul Pero
Price
Marzo
Morris Marzo
Leland Huntsman
Castle Dale
Pero
Noted Professor Dies at Oberlin College
Frederick O Grover 96 professor emeritus of botany at Oberlin College died Wednesday. He was the first instructor to teach Darwin's theory of evolution.
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Oberlin, Ohio
Frederick O. Grover
Oberlin College
Layoffs Hit 150 At Pike County Atomic Plant
Goodyear Atomic Corp announces layoff notices for about 150 workers at the Pike County plant as government orders cut atomic energy production 25 percent in fiscal 1965. Jobs reduced to 1,175 1,200 by July 1 with some roles continuing through November. Additional cuts planned through 1968 including 125 more at Pike County and Oak Ridge Tennessee per the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Pike County
Goodyear Atomic Corporation
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Methodists To Meet At Lakeside Conference
The Ohio Methodist Church plans its 26th annual conference at Lakeside on Lake Erie from June 9 to June 14 with Bishop Hazen G. Werner presiding.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Methodist Church
Lakeside
Lake Erie
Hazen G. Werner
Solon Explains Solons as Congress Car Metaphor
Sen. Jennings Randolph compares Congress to a fast costly sports car that makes noise but cannot pass legislation. The remark frames the congressional process as inefficient and loud, underscoring frustrations with stalled reforms. The quote appears from Baton Rouge with no further context of event details.
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Baton Rouge
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Congress
Barry Goldwater vs Johnson set to spark lively election race
AP reports that if Goldwater defeats Rockefeller in California and secures the Republican nomination the general election against Lyndon Johnson would be a high stakes contest. Goldwater frames a stark choice while attacking Johnson on foreign policy Vietnam and aid.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Lyndon Johnson
Korea
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Rockefeller
United Nations
China
Senate
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Lake Logan Beach
H. Brewer Co
John Shaw
James EF. Guthrie
Dr. Matthews
Asia
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
International Control Commission
Hanoi
Kong le
Ouane Rattikone
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Nixon
United States
Methodists
Solon Explains
Solons
Barry
AP Political Writer
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