Downward Jobless Claims Trend in Valley Regions
Jobless claims in Hocking and Athens counties fell last week from 656 to 609, with initial claims in Hocking up from 23 to 36 but continuing claims down. In Athens initial claims eased from 23 to 21 and continued claims from 267 to 259 as May figures show averages around 41 initial and 751 continued per week. The Logan Ohio State Employment Office also announced several training and job opportunity programs starting June 22, including custodian, groundskeeper, route man, bookkeeper, and clerk-stone courses, with contact EV 5-5609.
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Hocking
Athens
Homer Schein
Logan
Ohio State Employment Office
Hocking County
Athens County
Manpower Training Center
Jackson
Ohio State Employment Service Office
County Courts SEEKS DIVORCE FROM NOEL R. BURCHAM
Georgia K. Burcham files suit for divorce from Noel R. Burcham of Logan Route 1 on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of minor children support money and equitable relief. Included are details of related parties Duane Lehman and Sharon Krisher at home and work locations.
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Georgia K. Burcham
Noel R. Burcham
Logan Rt. 1
Jack Nole Lehman
Logan
Welder
Kathleen Ruth Wilson
Duane Lee Lehman
General Electric Employe
Sharon Kay Krisher
Laurelville
Pleads Not Guilty To Two Charges
Orville Wilson of Logan Route 3 pleaded not guilty to malicious destruction of property and trespassing before Judge Vaughn Collins. He was released on a $50 bond. The complaint cites Wilson destroying beans tomatoes spinach and mango peppers valued at $15 on May 39. A hearing is set for 10 a.m. June 15.
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Orville Wilson
Logan Rt. 3
Vaughn Collins
Ernest Foltz
Wilson
Soviet Pravda Signals Possible Split With China
Pravda hints the Kremlin may formally sever ties between the Soviet and Chinese Communist parties. The article warns a split would weaken world communist efforts and calls for an early world Communist meeting, while Western diplomats doubt a full government break would occur.
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Soviet Union
China
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Communist Movement
Moscow-Peking
Malaysia announces national draft for 12000 to 15000
Malaysia will call up 12 000 to 15 000 men and women for military service and civil defense in the first phase. Selected individuals face two weeks of basic training before active duty or reserve placement. The move coincides with Indonesia Malaysia Philippines talks over the Jakarta Kuala Lumpur feud and border troop movements.
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Malaysia
Khaw Kai Boh
Indonesia
Philippines
Borneo
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Nellie Culp 63
Mrs Nellie FE Culp 63 of Logan Route 2 died of a heart attack at home at 9 30 a m Wednesday She was born in Hocking County daughter of John and Lettie Vorhees widow of George Culp Surviving three sons Farl Lancaster George and Leo Logan Route 2 two daughters Marjorie Lama Lancaster and Frances Cox Rockbridge 25 grandchildren one great grandchild and two brothers Roy Vorhees Logan Route 2 and Grover Vorhees Laurelville Route 2 Funeral services 2 p m Sunday Pine Grove Church Burial in church cemetery Friends may call Hill Funeral Home Kingston after 6 p m today and at residence after 4 p m Friday
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Nellie FE. Culp
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking County
John
Lettie C. Vorhees
George Culp
Farl
Lancaster
George
Logan
Leo
Logan Rt
Marjorie Lama
Frances Cox
Rockbridge
Funeral Held for Austina V Sands in Tempe Arizona
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Tempe for Austina V Sands formerly of Logan who died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital. Born March 11 1904 in Murray City she lived on E Second St before moving to Arizona 12 years ago. She was active in Pythian Sisters Tempe Methodist Church and its Christian Service group with memberships in Eastern Star Logan and White Shrine Athens. Surviving are husband Daniel A Sands of Tempe a son Daniel A Sands Jr in the Army and three sisters Esther Smith Juanita Bailes and Naomi Chute.
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Ariz
Austina V. Sands
Logan
Phoenix
Sands
E. Second St
Arizona
Murray City
Butte Temple 15
Pythian Sisters
Order of Eastern Star
White Shrine
Athens
Daniel A. Sands
Daniel A
U.S. Army
Esther C. Smith
Juanita Bailes
Naomi Chute
Columbus
Lehman Rites Held for Mrs Lulu A Lehman
Mrs Lulu A Lehman 85 of 218 W Hunter St dies Monday. Services at Heinlein Funeral Home at 2 p m today with Rev Hugh Robinson and D S Dunkle. Organist Mrs Nellie Adams. Pallbearers Paul Stimson Newton Stoody Lester Risch Wesley Ogg Joseph Foltz Fred Eastman. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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George Lehman
Heinlein
Lulu A. Lehman
Two Logan Men and 16-Year-Old Girl Arrested by Police
Two Logan men Kenneth L. Piney and James A. Roberts are held in city jail awaiting arraignment before Mayor Jack Moorehead. A 16-year-old Logan girl from Route 3 was released to juvenile authorities. The men faced assault and battery charges after an incident at 2:35 a.m. in South Logan and were later charged with auto theft relating to a car belonging to Albert Mount found on Church Street.
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Jack Moorehead
Logan Rt. 3
Kenneth L. Piney
James A. Roberts
Front St
Leroy Scribner
South Logan
Roberts
Lancaster
Rt. 33
Albert Mount
Church St
Mount
Korea Student Protests Eyed Across Four Provinces
Anti government demonstrations spread from Kwangju to Inchon Pusan and Chuncheon with 6000 students ramming police lines. Martial law threatened to extend nationwide as 91 people arrested and 60 police and demonstrators injured in Seoul.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Kwangju
Park
Inchon
Pusan
Chunchon
Min Ki-shik
Korea
Japan
U N Talks Move Toward Cambodia Vietnam Border Study
Private talks at UN between the Soviet Union and Morocco aimed at a Security Council unanimous vote for an on the spot study of border troubles between Cambodia and South Vietnam. Ambassadors Fedorenko and Benhima discussed proposed changes to the Moroccan Ivory Coast backed resolution.
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Viet Nam
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Ahmed Taibi Benhima
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Soviet Union Opens 224-Mile Baltic Volga Canal
Tass reports the Union completed a 224 mile canal linking the Baltic Sea to the Volga River. It is expected to move at least 15 million tons of cargo annually.
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Soviet Union
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Laurel Run Church Revival Features Myers Duo Through June 10
Woody and Joan Myers Stu art of Fostoria will headline the revival at Laurel Run Community Church. Services run tonight through June 10, with Mrs. Stuart noted as a former Hocking resident.
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Joan Myers Stuart
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Hocking
Miami University to graduate John Michael Owens this Sunday
John Michael Owens son of Mr and Mrs John Owens of 700 Walhending Ave will receive a bachelor of arts degree at Miami University s 125th annual commencement. Becky Marie Yates 16 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Yates West Logan returned home from Children s Hospital Columbus where she was admitted for observation and treatment with fair condition. The Goodwill Industries truck will be in Logan Monday June 8 to collect articles notify Mrs Edna Parker. Girl Scout Troop 490 swimming party planned June 6 at Lake Hope postponed. Larry Wine son of Mr and Mrs Howard Wine Logan Rt 4 seriously injured in August 31 crash admitted to Grant Hospital Columbus for surgery June 2 room 617 A.
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John Yates
West Logan
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Logan
Edna Parker
Third St
Girl Scout
Lake Hope
Larry Wine
Howard Wine
Logan Rt. 4
Grant Hospital
Bridegroom Refuses Altar Breaks Off Wedding
In Manchester England David Swindells 27 refused to marry Diane Garden at the Congregational Church and left as guests looked on Blonde Diane cried as the minister led her and her father to the vestry The minister later announced there would be no wedding Diane and her family declined further comment
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England
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Diane Garden
Diane
Civil rights tops agenda at 56th Governors Conference
The opening in Cleveland marks civil rights as a priority as 50 states and territories split into three groups for two hour sessions on Tuesday. An hour session will report on education employment and public accommodations. Debate on resolutions is uncertain with a four fifths rule from Miami Beach last year. An executive committee background report outlines state actions without recommendations.
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Cleveland
American Samoa
Guam
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Matthew FE. Welsh
Indiana
John A. Love
Colorado
Miami Beach
Ethiopian Ambassador Shot in Stockholm Embassy
Ethiopian ambassador to Sweden Abate Agede was shot three times on embassy grounds by his Polish chauffeur who fired after disobeying orders. Agede, 41, had served in Washington and joined the Stockholm mission in 1963.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Abate Agede
Agede
Ethiopia
Washington
U.N
West Hocking Buys New School Bus
The West Hocking school board approved purchasing a 48 passenger bus with an International chassis from North East Garage and a Blue Bird body from W & H Chevrolet at a cost of 4897 dollars. The bus will not yet be assigned to a school. Carlin Carpenter of Nelsonville was hired as a teacher for upper elementary grades at South Bloomingville, holding a BA from Denison University.
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North East Garage
W & H Chevrolet
Carlin Carpenter
Nelsonville
South Bloomingville
Denison University
South Africa to expand munitions amid budget boost
CAPE TOWN AP reports a record 294 million peacetime defense budget for 1964-65, with a fivefold rise in four years as South Africa pushes domestic arms production amid pressure to curb arms shipments over apartheid.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Jacobus Fouche
Typhoid Epidemic Rises in Aberdeen to 318 Cases
Aberdeen reports 318 total typhoid cases as 17 more people are admitted overnight. The tally includes 275 confirmed and 43 suspected cases, with an incubation period around 15 days and the outbreak traced to two weeks ago.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Stock markets drift below three month floor in sluggish trading
New York prices slid below the floor of a three month trading range as volume stayed light. In London, Ringo Starr of the Beatles began recovery from tonsillitis and laryngitis after collapsing at a recording session and being hospitalized.
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London
Ringo Starr
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