Salt Creek Reservoir Endorsed by Rivers & Harbors Group
A Ohio delegation led by Fred E. Marr seeks endorsement for Salt Creek Reservoir in Ross, Hocking, and Vinton counties with a $13.8 million projected cost and urges rapid completion of the Hocking River Basin Survey at a National Rivers & Harbors Congress session in Washington.
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National Rivers & Harbors Congress
Salt Creek
Ross
Hocking
Vinton
Hocking River
Ohio
Crab Creek
Youngstown
Fremont
Sandusky River
Fred E. Marr
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Richard E. Peake
Cincinnati
Ali State
Vinton County
Premium wool from Hocking Sheep praised in 1963 sale
Hocking Sheep, owned by Martha Rauber and others in Logan County, consigned 1963 wool as premium clips through the Ohio Wool Growers Association. Licensed grader Stanley P. Smith awards premium status on clear staple, light shrinking wool free of contamination, with a 2 cent per pound quality bonus. Everett Dorsey urges emphasis on high grade wools over synthetics.
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Martha
Diary
Charles Rauber
Logan Rt
Josephine A. Lowrie
Logan At
Guy Karshner
Laurelville 2
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Stanley P. Smith
Everett Dorsey
Frazersburg
Ohio
Motors and steels lead stock market rally
NEW YORK AP Motors and steels paced a stock market recovery in active trading early this afternoon. Stocks rallied after an irregular start as Chrysler rose over a point on news May car sales were a record. Aluminums, chemicals, farm implements and coppers gained while tobaccos and drugs declined.
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New York
Motors and Steels
Chrysler
Pledges of Better Service After Rail Link
The Chesapeake and Ohio and the Baltimore and Ohio presidents say improved passenger service will come first from their affiliation. They cite better equipment, convenient schedules, and courteous staff, noting refurbishing of 88 B&O coaches on routes to Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and St Louis among early improvements.
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Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Walter J. Tuohy
C&o
Jervis Langdon Jr
B&o
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburgh
Ago
St. Louis
Iran
Be Ye Port Said
Remarkable Boy Flint Hunter Now 36 Inches Tall at 10
Flint Hunter, 10, in Macon Georgia, has grown three inches since last September reaching 36 inches. He faced a brain tumor surgery at age three that halted growth and later treatment restored pituitary function. An avid learner, he excels in science but wishes to work in construction with his father's support.
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Flint
Buggies Fail To Trigger Traffic Signals in New Holland
In New Holland Pennsylvania Amish horse drawn buggies are too light to trip traffic signals. The council learned Tuesday night that a single buggy can back up for hundreds of yards. Officials consider alternative devices to activate the lights.
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New Holland
Newlywed Graduation Candidate Dies In Lake
Roger Lee Coate 22 of Celina drowned Tuesday afternoon while fishing on Grand Lake St. Marys with his wife Martha 19 shortly after their March 16 wedding. He was to receive an education degree from Ohio State University.
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Celina
Oliver Coe Mercer obituary notices
Oliver Coe Mercer, 58, was found dead at his South Bloomingville home after returning from hospital a week prior. He was a former J. Se Cor he e and county resident, survived by five daughters, a brother, a sister, and 21 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Heinle Funeral Home with Rev Willard Appleman. burial Locust Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.
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Oliver” Coe Mercer
Oliver Coe Mercer
South Bloomingville Rt. 1
J. Se Cor Hee
George E. Minnie Len Mercer
Minnie Stevens
South Bloomingville
Virginia Wine
Junction City
Mary Forrest
Creola
Betty Atker
Logan Rt
Peter J. Connelly 92 Chauncey dies at Mount St. Mary
Peter J. Connelly of Chauncey died Tuesday afternoon at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a week of treatment. A retired coal miner, he lived with his nephew John Smart of Chauncey for 17 years and was a member of St. Patrick's Church in Buchtel. Survived by several nieces and nephews, he never married. Rosary at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville Thursday 7:30 p.m. Mass Friday 10 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church Buchtel. Burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Buchtel. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
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Peter J. Connelly
Brenick Veteran Leader Laid To Rest At Gilmore Cemetery
George Joseph Brenick 61 a former district commander of the VFW was honored in a military service at Gilmore Cemetery Meigs County after services at St. John Catholic Church. Pallbearers included Robert West Larry Spence Jiggs Kollister Osher Rollins Fred Davis and John Miller with Jerry McAfee playing Taps. Organist Sumner Martin and choir director Russell Montgomery participated.
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George Jose RE
St. John’ ” Catholic
George Joseph Brenick
VFW
Veterans’ Organizations
Gilmore Cemetery
Meigs County
Jerry McAfee
Robert West
Larry Spence
Jiggs Kollister
Osher Rollins
Fred Davis
John Miller
Sumner Martin
Russell Montgomery
Ecuador Fines 2 U. S. Fish Boats
Ecuador convicted two San Diego tuna boats of violating territorial waters and ordered payment of 26,272 dollars in fines and fees. If unpaid within five days the ships face seizure. Officials say the boats were inside 200 mile exclusive zone but Ecuador cites three mile limit. U.S. fishermen claim they were 12 miles out.
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Quito
Ecuador
San Diego
Jose Salazar
Dr Kildare Banned From Driving His Auto
Television star Richard Chamberlain known as Dr Kildare was barred from driving on Los Angeles freeways after receiving two speeding tickets in one month. Judge Raymond R Roberts imposed the penalty.
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Los Angeles
Dr. Kildare
Raymond R. Roberts
Richard Chamberlain
French grape growers dump 150000 gallons of Algerian wine
In Perpignan, France, angry grape growers poured out 150000 gallons of Algerian wine to protest competing wine imports. The action underscores tensions over imports affecting local producers and market balance.
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Perpignan
France
In Phoenix an Entire Shopping Center Is Air Conditioned
In Phoenix a shopping center and its mall are fully air conditioned enhancing shopper comfort during summer heat. The feature highlights climate control across common areas stores and entryways, signaling a new standard for urban retail centers.
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Phoenix
Canada Moves to Expand Fishing Zone Amid Spy Fears
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced Canada will extend its exclusive fishing zone from three miles to beyond next May and redraw the limit as a straight line from coastal points, bringing bays and inlets under Canadian jurisdiction. Foreign vessels, including Soviet trawlers, may be barred.
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Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
The
of Commons
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Mistreatment Case Near End in Warren Ohio Trial
The case against Mrs Richard Carr over alleged cruel treatment of her 19 year old niece Frances Jean Carr was set for municipal court jury today after testimony finished. A rebuttal witness, Audine Cook, a former manager at a Warren dairy, testified Frances Jean was a top employee. Mrs Carr and Frances Jean's father deny the abuse claim during a five month period.
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Warren
Ohio
Richard Carr
Frances Jean Carr
Audine Cook
Frances Jean
Cook
New Lancaster Parish Planned on East Side
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann announces a new parish for the east Lancaster area. Fr Bernard Jones leads the project with Msgr Roland Winel noting boundaries and architect selection will follow after ongoing studies. The 21 acre site was purchased Oct 7 1956 from George Dreier with the tract starting at Pleasantville Rd. and extending into sections 32 and 33.
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Lancaster
Clarence G. Issenmann
Columbus
Bernard P. Jones
Strasburg
George Dreier
Pleasantville Rd
Roland T. Winel
Bernard Jones
Msgr. Winel
Gotham Firm Awarded Parking Garage Bonds
A syndicate of 24 financing firms led by Blyth & Co New York won the $66 million underground parking facility revenue bonds for the Ohio State Underground Parking Commission. The bid was the lowest among five offers with an underwriting cost of $79 200 and an interest rate set at 4.03 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Blyth & Co
New York
State Underground Parking Commission
County Courts MARRIAGE LICENSE and Suits Filed
Marriage license issued for Gerald Hart and Dorothy Norris in Logan. Two suits filed in Hocking County Common Pleas: a collision damages case involving a state highway department truck and a land partition claim over a 100 acre tract in South Bloomingville. The state sues Mary Audalene Thomas as administratrix for $1 000 over a salt spreader and truck damage from a Dec 13 1962 incident on Route 180. Virginia Mae Smith and Ruth Evelyn Corne sue Eura L and Cecil Keck seeking partition and rents profits from William Keck estate.
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Hocking County
Ohio
Mary Audalene Thomas
Ruth van Fossen
Ruth van Fossen Huber
van Fossen
Virginia Mae Smith
Zanesville Ave
Ruth Evelyn Corne
Circleville
Eura L
Cecil Manford Keck
South Bloomingville Rt. 1
Eura Keck
William Keck
Cecil Keck
Brooks Woman Sues for Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Carol Jean Brooks of South Bloomingville answers and cross petitions in a Logan county common pleas filing seeking divorce from Thomas L. Brooks on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She requests temporary alimony and restoration of her maiden name.
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Carol Jean Brooks
South Bloomingville
Thomas L. Brooks
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Wife Slays Noted Envoy Then Kills Self in Mercy Killing
In Copenhagen the American wife of Denmark’s former ambassador Henrik Kauffmann killed him with a bread knife before taking her own life. Police say Kauffmann had inoperable cancer and she left letters for relatives. Mrs. Charlotte MacDougall Kauffmann, 63, was from Beaufort South Carolina. Kauffmann was 74.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Henrik Kauffmann
Washington
Free World
Granville Inn Clerk Faces Liquor Sale Charge
Granville room clerk Fred Schmitz entered no plea in Newark Municipal Court after being charged with unlawfully possessing intoxicating liquor for sale without a permit. Agents said he supplied the liquor. a June 14 continuance was set. Owner Sallie Jones Sexton warned the inn may close without a permit as Granville voters face a wet dry issue on November ballots.
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Granville
Fred Schmitz
Granville Inn
Newark
Department of Lie Control
Schmitz
Sallie Jones Sexton
Aides Expect Rockefeller To Run In 1964 Nomination
Aides say New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller has October pegged for a public push in the GOP presidential race. Rockefeller, at an Albany news conference, affirmed he remains a potential candidate and may announce in October. State Chairman Fred A Young noted a modest drop in popularity, while Sen Javits expects an active bid.
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Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Albany
Fred A. Young
Watertown
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Boy Dies In Big Darby Creek Swimming Incident
London Ohio AP reports Ronald Hughes aged 15 drowned in Big Darby Creek near the Madison Franklin county line after a swimming outing with his brother and a companion. He was pulled from about ten feet of water two hours after the accident. he was the stepson of Donald Haynes.
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London, Ohio
Ronald Hughes
Big Darby Creek
Madison-Franklin County
Donald Haynes
Nelsonville Rotarians View Fire Film and Honor Members
Nelsonville Rotarians heard a film on the Los Angeles brush fire that destroyed homes and woodland. Honorary members elected were Sen. C. Stanley Mechem and R. Victor Oakley. Visitors included Alva Oakley and Chriss Wolfe Jr. Several names appear in attendance and procedural notes, with a minor payment discrepancy and police notification cited.
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Nelsonville
Los Angeles
Nelsonville Rotario
C. Stanley Mechem
R. Victor Oakley
Nelsonville Club
Alva Oakley
Whitesville
W. Va
Chriss Wolfe Jr
Jack Oakley
Nelsonville Mayor Fines Kaehler for Excessive Speed
Nelsonville Mayor William Hoffman fined James A Kaehler 22 Euclid 15 and costs after he pleaded no contest for speeding 50 mph in a 35 mph zone on Canal Street. Mary M Vasil 43 Parma faces unsafe operation charge after her car struck a parked vehicle on Chestnut Street, damaging both cars. Ronald S Kish 21 Fairport Harbor Ohio and two companions jailed after using West Virginia plates to buy 5 dollars worth of gas at Abdella's Truck Stop and attempt to cash a...
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
James A. Kaehler
Euclid
Kaehler
Canal St
Mary M. Vasil
Parma
Hoffman
Blanche Riley
Chestnut St
Ronald S. Kish
Fairport Harbor Lake
West Virginia
Abdella
Japanese Crewmen Missing After Sea Collision
A sunken Kaig Maru after a collision with the Italian tanker Fina Italia off Puerto Rico left 10 to 20 Japanese crewmen unaccounted for. The Italian ship rescued 15 crew, and a Coast Guard spokesman said further search would be useless.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
Fina Italia
Portland
Maine
Local and area people in brief notes on health and travel
Mrs. Ray Beougher is recovering after surgery at Grant Hospital room 545. Don Lightfoot of Don's Appliance attends a 1964 appliances showing in Columbus. Mary Lou Rollins plans to enter Columbus Business University's secretarial course June 17. Pfc Neil Baker departs for Germany as clerk, to serve at least two years. Mr and Mrs Mark Myers visit from Massachusetts for summer with relatives. Mark has summer work with the state auditor in Athens after his Harvard sophomore year. Mrs Eugene Funk convalesces from a fractured hip at Hocking Valley Hospital room 20 after a fall while painting.
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Mary Lou Rollins
Osher Rollins
E. Main St
Columbus Business University
Neil Baker
Franklin F. Baker
Mohican Ave
Germany
Pvt. Baker
Ft. Leonard Wood
Mark Myers
Mark Jr
Ton, Mass
Kenneth Johnson
Warner Ave
Jack Myers
N. High St
Mark
Harvard University
State Auditor’s Office
Athens
Eugene Funk
Logan Rt. 1
Hocking Valley Hospital
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Bob) Keck
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