4-H Camp Time Is Near for Hocking County Members
4-H Camp forms are being accepted for senior and junior camps at Tar Hollow State Park in July. Senior camp runs July 2 to 7 with a 12.50 entry fee. junior camp July 12 to 16 with a 10 fee. Two Hocking 4-H members Shaw and Cremean were chosen for Junior Leadership Camp June 10 to 15 at Camp Ohio in Licking County.
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Hocking County
Tar Hollow State Park
Camp Ohio
Licking County
Shaw
Otto Shaw
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Enterprise Farmerettes
Mike Cremean
Harden Cremean
Logan Rt
Boots and Saddle
Ohio
Michael Jones Receives Degree at Capital University
Michael E. Jones son of Mr and Mrs Charles Jones of Laur elville Rt 2 received his bachelor of science degree Monday at Capital University Columbus. He will report Sept 30 for officer training in the U S Air Force guided missile program. His parents and younger brother James attended. Governor Rhodes spoke at the ceremony and received an honorary doctor of laws.
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Michael E. Jones
Charles Jones
Laurelville Rt. 2
Capital University
Columbus
U. S. Air Force
Michael
F&r Lazarus Co
Air Force Base
James
Michael Jones
Capital
James Rhodes
Svho
Gibisonville High School
Extension Agent To Attend Summer School At Colorado State
Don Young an Ohio extension agent from Hocking County leaves Monday for Ft. Collins Colorado to attend the Western Region Extension Summer School at Colorado State University. He will study changes in agriculture and public relations in extension education and return July 10 with his family.
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Don Young
Hocking County
Ft. Collins
Colo
Western Region Extension
Colorado State University
Young
Livewires 4 H Club to Meet at Don's Appliance Store
Community notes report the Livewires 4 H Club will convene at 7 30 p m Thursday in Don s Appliance Store. The Good Will Industries truck will visit Logan Tuesday with pickup arrangements via Mrs Edna Parker. A Logan couple Mr and Mrs Max Robinette welcomed a son Scott Alan born June 1 in Columbus Doctors Hospital. Grandparents and great grandparents are listed. Mrs Washington Bowers Sr hospitalized in Columbus for observation.
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Good Will Industries
Logan
Edna Parker
Third St
Max Robinette
Union Furnace
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Scott Alan
Binettes
Tamara
John Bailey
Pomeroy
Vern Robinette
Port Charlotte
Fla
Mae Reitmire
New Haven
W. Va
Myrta Rizer
Lancaster
Elizabeth Robinette
Millfield
Washington Bowers Sr
W. Hunter Sr
Grant Hospital
At 92 She Lacks Permit
Miami AP report on 92 year old Lilian Tenney who has driven for 70 years and argues she is an expert driver. Court officials face nine unpaid citations and debate how to handle the aging motorist. Tenney crutches to move about and says officers are kind, yet still issue tickets.
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Miami, Fla
Lilian Tenney
Richard Brinker
Boy Dies After Hospital Release From Tonsil, Teeth Extractions
In Cleveland, 5 year old Michael Dombrowski died two hours after being discharged from Mount Sinai Hospital. Police and coroners await ruling as he had hemorrhaging after surgery that included tonsil removal and extraction of ten teeth. His mother Theresa Dombrowski cited a lifelong heart murmur.
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Cleveland
Michael Dombrowski
Mount Sinai Hospital
Theresa Dombrowski
Meredith Back At Ole Miss
James H Meredith returned to the University of Mississippi for the summer term as Cleve McDowell entered Ole Miss law school amid police and soldier presence. Gov. Barnett defended McDowell’s admission after a court ruling. McDowell paid fees with a $500 check from the Utility Club.
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University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Cleve McDowell
Drew
Ole Miss Law School
McDowell
Ross R. Barnett
Pps
U.S. Army
Meredith
University Law School
Barnett
Board of Trustees
Institutions of Higher Learning
Utility Club, Inc
New York City
University
State Board of Institutions of Higher Learning
U. S
Sidney Mize
Biloxi
Hocking 4-H'ers Take Boat Trip On Ohio River
In Hocking County 4-H, 243 members friends and advisors rode three hour boat trips on the Ohio River from Middleport aboard the Chaperone. Morning 20 and afternoon 219 participants kept tickets sold out despite rain. The group last rode two years ago with 120 participants.
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Hocking County 4-H
Middleport
Ohio River
Bill Melvin
4-H
Hocking 4- H
Toledo Cops Lose Appeals Over Dismissals
Ohio Supreme Court upholds the firings of two Toledo police officers Moran and Driscoll. Moran’s dismissal followed a fatality at the Pioneer Club after he left his badge and reefer in the Safety Building. Driscoll was dismissed after a sergeant found him asleep on duty in the city tax office.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Toledo
John J. Moran
Pioneer Club
Moran
Eugene F. Driscoll
Republicans Reach Civil Rights Statement After Forum
In Washington the Republican senators debated civil rights legis lation during a two hour meeting and a three hour session. A final statement pledged support for further appropriate civil rights measures though attendance was incomplete and Lev Saltonstall noted some division. The voice vote approval was nonbinding.
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Washington
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Policeman's Son Wounded by Pellet Rifle
Terry Eugene Morrison eight son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Morrison of 555 E Front St was admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital after being accidentally shot in the wrist by a pellet gun. The father a city policeman said the .22 caliber air rifle discharged about 5 pm striking the youth. The pellet was removed and the hospital reported admission for observation and treatment.
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Terry Eugene Morrison
Gerald Morrison
E. Front St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Young Morrison
Jack Tingley Wins Notice In Arizona Paper
Jack Tingley formerly from McArthur received a feature in the Phoenix Republic. The piece covers his views on Arizona photography and his shift to running Leonard Photo Shop in Phoenix. He and his wife Jeanette and children Dick and Diane live in Scottsdale.
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Jack Tingley
Arizona
McArthur
Logan
Phoenix
Republic
Tingley
Leonard Photo Shop
Jeanette
Diane
Scottsdale
Firemen battle four alarm blaze in downtown Cleveland
Nearly 100 firefighters from three battalions under Chief William Barry fought a four alarm fire in a three story brick building at 2134 E 9th St downtown Cleveland. The blaze began just after 3 AM and about 20 pieces of equipment were sent to the scene. Cause was undetermined. The moon's gravity is one sixth that of Earth.
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Cleveland
William Barry
9Th St
Willis to Head Probhers Un American Activities Panel
Washington AP report says the House elected Rep Edwin E Willis Democrat Louisiana to succeed the late Rep Francis E Walter Democrat Pennsylvania as chairman of the Committee on Un American Activities.
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Washington
House
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Committee On UN
Cigarette maker held liable for cancer case under Florida law
Florida Supreme Court ruled cigarette manufacturers bear damages from product harm even without proving long term effects. The decision in the Green case affirmed absolute liability for breach of warranty, affecting American Tobacco Co. in a suit by Mary Green for her husband Edwin Green Sr. who died of lung cancer after smoking Lucky Strike. The case, filed 1957, seeks $250,000.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
State Supreme Court
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Appeals
Win Green
Miami Cone American Tobacco Co
U.S. District Court
Miami
American Fue. Co Co
Green
Mary
Alg Court
Wicbtc
E. Harris Drew
American Tobacco Co
Edwin Green Jr
Experts envision the NOVA superrocket for Mars missions
Denver AP reports industrial space technologist Andrew Kalitinsky of General Dynamics described a new NOVA launch system. The design aims for 380 foot rockets weighing up to 40 million pounds with thrusts near 56 million pounds, capable of lifting over a million pounds of payload for a manned Mars expedition as early as 1975 if government studies approve.
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Denver
Colo
Mars
Mation
United States
Soviet Union
Andrew Kalitinsky
General Dynamics Corp
San Diego
Calif
Cleveland Blind Man Is Accused In Murder
A 45 year old blind man, William J. Finley, is charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of 38 year old Raymond Russell, who served as Finley’s chauffeur. Russell died at Polyclinic Hospital after the incident. Police arrested Finley at Forest City Hospital on a tip.
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Cleveland
William J. Finley
Raymond Russell
Polyclinic
Russell
Finley
Forest City Hospital
Mayor Organist Gus Graf Dies in Alliance
Gus E. Graf 75 longtime mayor of Alliance since March 1 died of a heart attack Wednesday after playing the organ at his church during the midweek service. He led the city and served the community for years.
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Alliance
Ohio
Gus E. Graf
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