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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
7
The Civil Aeronautics Board report on the Ashland Oil Lodestar crash near Dake Mil Ohio on Sept 4 cites a malfunctioning electric elevator system as causing loss of control and wing structural failure. It led to the FAA ordering deactivation of that control type and involved pilot, co-pilot, and 11 passengers.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports fair to good fishing across the state with Lake Erie and Sandusky Bay boasting superb white bass runs near Bass Island. Strong bass action also noted at Tappan Lake, Wills Creek area affected by floods, and several central southern reservoirs while some streams run poorly from low water.
Stanley Albright, 15, of Har ry E. Davis Junior High, cleared 6 feet 6 inches in the district junior high track meet. The ninth grader, 6-foot-1, set a state meet record for senior high competition, surpassing the 6-5 mark.
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bob Purkey said he hopes for sunshine after a rainy spell that forced Friday night’s game with Philadelphia to be called. He worries about his shoulder injury from spring training as damaged muscles have weakened and shrunk.
At St. Andrews Scotland AP: finalists John Blackwell 48 and Michael Lunt 28 survived a 36-hole match for the British Golf Championship. The event eliminated 39 Americans including eight Walker Cup players as favorites were knocked out. Lunt was the sole Walker Cup contender to endure week-long match play.
In Syracuse New York an AP report notes a kindergarten classroom at Seymour Elementary test carpeting as a floor covering. Teachers observed five year olds rolling on the floor during wall to wall carpeting trials to judge ease of maintenance and suitability.
In Washington the House Foreign Affairs Committee led by Thomas E. Morgan, D Pa, weighs a possible $4.1 billion for next year's foreign aid despite Kennedy's $4.5 billion request. A Clay advisory panel urged tighter spending to $4.3 billion. In the Senate dining room deficits top $240,000 for four years with a $116,000 projected loss next year while room service and staff raise questions. Conferees discuss barring a lobbyist from war claims act involvement amid amendments to protect fee structures.
Lincoln White, longtime State Department spokesman and head of public information, is appointed consul general in Melbourne Australia. The 57 year old veteran will be succeeded by Richard I Phillips, a career foreign service officer and assistant to the public affairs chief.
AP dispatch from Warsaw notes COSPAR researchers warn of space flight hazards including impaired judgment brain and bone damage. Adey cites Cooper Jr. landing perception errors during weightlessness and notes risks may rise with longer missions. US plans a two week monkey study next fall to examine brain changes.
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