Citizens Group Discusses LHS Vocational Education
Logan High School vocational education was the focus of a Citizens for Better Schools meeting. Speakers outlined distributive education, agricultural, home economics, and shop programs while a parent attitude survey showed overall satisfaction and communication gaps.
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Citizens Group
LHS
Logan High
The
Citizens For Better Schools
Harley Ellinger
Bess Shelso
Wayne Snyder
Tom Carroll
Harry Westfall
Westfall
Logan
Carroll
U. S
Ohio
Snyder
Richard Bowers
Bowers
Weather summary for Ohio from Columbus AP report
The northeast portion of Ohio was mostly fair with cloudiness in the southwest. Thursday's high reached 80 degrees and the low 38. At 11 a.m. today Youngstown reported 43, Cincinnati 55, and Dayton 57 with clear skies. A low pressure area from Oklahoma and Missouri was expected to bring scattered showers and possible thundershowers this afternoon tonight and Saturday.
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Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Dayton
Oklahoma
Missouri
Lull in Viet Nam War Pauses Alarm and Strategy Shifts
In Saigon American officers debate whether the Viet Cong lull signals caution or a brewing new campaign. While some fear a hidden plan, others note a surge in South Vietnamese military action and describe a major three day scorched earth operation along the Cambodian border destroying rice and farmland, with 525 total enemy killed estimated.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Laos
Viet Nam
U.S
Tay Ninh
Waico Oriental
Cambodia
Red
Humphrey Sees Cloture Path Open in Civil Rights Debate
Senate optimism rises for a cloture vote on the civil rights bill with Humphrey predicting 66 votes needed for two thirds. He notes 99 senators present Tuesday and cites expected Democratic support of over 40 with Republicans hoping to back cloture. Engle's absence due to brain operations cited as only known potential absentee.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Humphrey
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Minnesota
Everett M. Dirksen
Wayne Morse
Dore
Daily News Editor to Join Goodwill Ontario Tour
William S. Miller editor of the Logan Daily News is among 30 U.S. editors chosen by the Ohio Newspaper Association to tour Ontario June 8 20 as guests of the Ontario government. The 21st annual goodwill trip will visit Windsor London Mani toulin Island Sudbury North Bay Ottawa and Toronto among other stops.
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Daily News
Ontario
William S. Miller
Logan Daily News
U. S
Miller
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio
Windsor
Chambers of Commerce
James Auld
Ontario Department of Tourism and Information
Chatham
St. Thomas
London
Midland
Wiarton
Tobermory
Manitoulin Island
Manitoulin
Espanola
Sudbury
Sturgeon Falls
North Bay
French River
Keystone Lodge
C.N.R
Ottawa
Cornwall
Upper Canada Village
Brockville
Gananoque
Old Fort Henry
Kingston
Toronto
Stratford
Shakespearean Festival Theatre
Niagara Falls
Anti Castro Group Claims Flight To Cuba
An anti Castro group says government investigators coerced a member to deny he flew Florida to Cuba. The group asserts the plane carried a field hospital and leaflets to Santiago de Cuba before returning to Florida. Manuel Ray, the exile leader, vows he will be there soon after legal penalties were imposed.
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Cuba
Miami, Fla
Florida
Pentagon
International
Bahamas
U.S
Santiago de Cuba
Frank Fiorini
Fiorini
Manuel Ray
Caribbean
Ray
Professor Kelch Leads Frisco State History Department
Professor Ray A. Kelch formerly of Logan has been appointed chairman of the history department at San Francisco State College. He heads a 20-member department with a focus on English history and previously coordinated graduate studies in social sciences. San Francisco State, large in the state system, serves over 14,000 students. Dr Kelch, son of Mrs. Clara Kelch of 433 Warner Ave, is a 1941 Logan High grad and earned a PhD from Ohio State in 1955. He began at San Francisco in 1957.
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Ray A. Kelch
Logan
San Francisco State College
England
San Francisco State
California State College System
Keleh
Clara Kelch
Warner Ave
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Kelch
San Francisco
Mechem Says No Need For Special Session
Columbus Ohio AP Sen. Majority Leader CC Stanley Mechem of Nelsonville says no special session is needed now in response to former Gov. Michael DiSalle who criticized the $500 million highway bond issue and slow spending. Mechem adds a session would not speed highway construction.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Mechem
Nixon Scranton Refuse Stop Goldwater Drive
Nixon and Scranton announce they will not participate in any stop-Goldwater movement as Goldwater leads the GOP toward the convention. Nixon warns of party split and Scranton backs the Arizona senator as likely nominee after California primary.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Arizona
Nixon
Long Island
Harrisburg
Scranton
California
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Cleveland
Paul Fanin
OU 10 Story Dorm Construction Slated
Ohio University announces completion of a 10 story private dormitory costing 3.5 million dollars. Harvey R. Leonard of Detroit serves as builder consultant. Construction is set to begin late June with August 1965 completion target.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
Harvey R. Leonard
Detroit
New York
Youth Held After Confessing to Five Killings
Kalamazoo authorities say Larry Ranes 19 admitted to five killings after being arrested on a tip in the slaying of teacher Gary Smock. He claimed involvement in the Elkhart gasoline station holdup, a Battle Creek robbery, and other unsolved slayings in Las Vegas and Kentucky.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Gary Albert Smock
Plymouth
Mich
Larry Ranes
Kalamazoo
Karl Lutz
Ranes
Smock
Charles Edward Snyder
Elkhart
Ind
Lutz
Vernon Labenne
Battle Creek
Las Vegas
Nev
Kentucky
Islanders to Get 11 000 Each for Bikini Fallout Damage
A Senate subcommittee approved payments of about 11 000 dollars to 82 residents of Tongelap Island harmed by the Bikini nuclear test on March 1, 1954.
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Washington
Senate
Tongelap Island
Bikini
County Hospital bids exceed estimates by $73,000
Logan and Hocking County face a funding test as bids for a new county hospital total about $73,000 above the $1,239,000 estimated cost. By midmorning $20,000 had been subscribed, with officials planning a donation drive and potential one third federal aid after local funds are raised.
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Logan
Hocking County
Hospital Building Commission
Barton A. Hall
Building Commission
Henrietta A. Spille
State Hospital
Division of Medical Facilities
Ohio Department of Health
Dan Carmichael
Hall
C. C. Vogel
Columbus General
Altman-Coady Co
Columbus
Baker & Coombs of
Ohio, Inc
Don King Construction Co
Jackson
Paul Construction Co
Zanesville
Sever-Williams
Washington D. H
Ruby Now Taking Tranquilizer Pills
Condemned slayer Jack Ruby has begun taking tranquilizer pills prescribed by psychiatrists for a psychotic low mood. A judge authorized mental treatment in his jail cell as a sanity hearing is set for June 19 with lawyers ordered to show cause.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Joe B. Brown
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