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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1964

Page

2

County court fines and bonds in Hocking case notes

Ten drivers were fined and six forfeited bonds in Hocking County Court on Saturday. Notable actions include suspensions conditioned on attending a state film, with several defendants fined for speeding on Rt. 33 and related offenses in Green and Good Hope townships.

Hocking County Vaudhn Collins Terry E. Casto W. Main St Good Hope Two Larry D. Deal Glouster Starr Two Louis Dehil South Bloomingville Rt. 1 Samuel B. Ross Parkersburg W. Va Green Ronald E. Graham Columbus Benton Dennis L. Davis the Plains Larry R. Conrad New Lexington Good Hope Wilbur C. Conkey Albany

Telephone Firm Official To Speak At Kiwanis Meet

Alfred V. Kauffman division public relations representative for General Telephone Co of Ohio will address Logan Kiwanis Club at Blosser's Restaurant on Tuesday evening His talk titled Communications of the Future covers his background born in Springfield raised in Urbana and Ohio State University degree in speech and radio-TV He served four years in the Air Force now resides in Portsmouth and is active in local chambers and clubs

Alfred V. Kauffman General Telephone Co Ohio Logan Kiwanis Club Blosser’s Portsmouth Portsmouth Area

Governors To Ponder Civil Rights Update at Conference

Cleveland AP reports Governor John Anderson Jr of Kansas led the Governors Conference with civil rights as a priority. He noted that political issues and public policy must address civil rights across states and announced three concurrent workshops on education employment and public accommodations for the next day.

Cleveland John Anderson Jr Kansas Anderson

Park suspends 576 Korean aides amid student protests

President Chung Hee Park ordered suspension of 576 officials including a Cabinet vice minister to quiet student demonstrations. Premier Chung Ilkwon announced the action without naming individuals and a probe of government scandals linked to a government financed apartment project and price rigging in flour, cement and sugar was ordered.

Seoul South Korea Chung Hee Park Chung Il- Kwon Park

Anglers Deposit Catch In Wrong Pond This Time

A blue car stopped by Nelsonville Public Square fountain Sunday evening. A 36 inch 15 pound carp surfaced after a splash and was captured by Patrolman Bill Blake and two local youths. They returned the fish to the Hocking River.

Nelsonville Bill Blake Hocking River

Death of Three Day Old Garry L Chambers

Three day old Garry L Chambers son of B Richard and Marie M Chambers of Logan Route 4 died of a blood disorder at 1 30 pm Sunday in his home. He is survived by parents two brothers maternal grandparent Mrs Katherine Malone of Uhrichsville paternal grandparents Mrs Carrie Linscott Logan Route 4 and Harley Chambers Logan. Graveside services set for 10 am Tuesday at Smith Chapel Cemetery with Rev Flemon Scott officiating. Friends may call at Leonard Funeral Home 7 to 9 pm today.

Garry L. Chambers B. Richard and Marie M. Chambers Logan Rt. 4 Richard L Jack D Katherine Malone Uhrichsville Carrie Linscott Harley Chambers Logan Smith Chapel Cemetery Flemon Scott Leonard Funeral Home

Graveside services for Myrtle Walters in Nelsonville

Graveside services were held for Myrtle Walters 86 at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville after dying Friday at Akron City Hospital. She resided in Akron with her daughter Mrs. Robert Keach. Survived by Keach, six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. husband Ralph Walters and a daughter preceded her. Niece Leah Fick of Nelsonville.

Myrtle Walters Murray City Akron City Hospital Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville Akron Robert Keach Ralph Walters Keach Leah Fick

Charles N. Seesholtz dies at 87 in Lancaster home

Charles N. Seesholtz, 87, of Lancaster Route 2, died at 8 a.m. Saturday at home. He was the brother of Daniel Seesholtz of Rockbridge Route 2. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Church of Christ in Christian Union west of Lancaster, with Rev. Donald L. Seymour officiating. Burial will follow in Forest Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at Frank E. Smith Funeral Home in Lancaster.

Charles N. Seesholtz Lancaster Daniel Seesholtz Rockbridge Church of Christ In Christian Union Donald L. Seymour Forest Grove Cemetery Frank E. Smith

Funeral services held for Mrs. Alice L. White at St Pauls

Funeral services for 99 year old Mrs. Alice L. White were conducted at 3 p.m. Saturday at St. Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev. Raymond Sturm officiating. Pallbearers were Harold R. Smith Dayton Schultheis Joseph Thomas Lester Risch William Miller and John D. Barker. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery by Roberts Funeral Home.

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Alice L. White W. Hunter St Raymond Sturm Harold R. Smith Dayton Schultheis Joseph Thomas Lester Risch William Miller John D. Barker Oak Grove Cemetery Roberts Funeral Home

Funeral services for Mrs Anna Boring in Columbus

Funeral services for 78 year old Anna Boring of Columbus are set for 1 p.m. Tuesday at Schoedninger State St. Chapel. Friends may call, and burial will follow at Glen Rest Cemetery.

Anna Boring Columbus Schoedninger State St Glen Rest Cemetery

GOP Chiefs Split Over Stop-Goldwater Move in 1964

Governors pressed for a change in Barry Goldwater as senator scrambles to win the nomination. Eisenhower urged Scranton to avoid a cabal while Goldwater urged talks with leaders. Nixon and Rockefeller weighed in as Goldwater aimed for the 1964 Republican convention. Johnson was seen as likely to win Illinois for the Democrats regardless of GOP candidate.

Arizona Scranton Eisenhower Gettysburg Akron Fisenhower Goldwater Richard M. Nixon Chester Pennsylvania Military College Congress Romney Michigan Thruston B. Morton Rky Nixon Rockefeller Robert E. Smylie Idaho Otto Kerner Johnson Illinois

Scouts Mark Buckeye Trail Section With Mile Markers

Twenty five Boy Scouts from Troop 238 Union Furnace and Troop 246 Laurel Run placed temporary mile markers along the Buckeye Trail between Ash Cave and Wildcat Hollow. They measured the route at about 13 miles and installed markers on the right side. They stopped at Wildcat Hollow for a meal without utensils, led by Scoutmaster Max Robinette and assistants Joe Ed McGhee and Clarence Green.

Union Furnace Laurel Run Buckeye Trail Ash Cave Wildcat Hollow Max Robinette Joe Ed McGhee Clarence Green

Community notices and relocations from local area

Chieftain boosters meet at 8 p.m. in LHS cafeteria. Hocking Softball League reorganizes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Scenic Lanes. Hocking Garden Club plans trip to Columbus Rose Garden with 9 a.m. meetup at Mrs. Joe Phillips home. Dianna Lee Adair moves to Columbus May 31, staying at YWCA while attending Ohio State School of Cosmetology. Therese A. Blosser recuperating at home after hospital stay. expected bed rest. Ethel Koontz returns home after surgery June 3. Randy Lee Kline back home after tonsillectomy. Charles Schrader and wife return from visit with son Paul, ill at Fort Jackson. address provided for Paul Schrader US 52592545, Co. C 6th Bn 2nd Tag. Bde., 3 Pit., Fort Jackson, S C 29207.

Hocking Garden Club Columbus Rose Garden Joe Phillips Dianna Lee Adair Alan E. Adair Walnut St Columbus The YWCA Ohio State School of Cosmetology Therese A. Blosser Paul Blosser North St Children’s Hospital Charles J. Schrader Logan Rt. 4 Paul Fort Jackson S. C Paul FE. Schrader Co. C

Train Crash Kills 3 Near Cuneo Italy

A head on collision between two passenger trains south of Turin, Italy, killed three people and injured twenty five. emergency crews responded to the scene as crews reported the casualties and began rescue operations.

Cuneo Italy Turin

Accidents Dot Ohio Roads Over Memorial Day Weekend

Ohio patrols report multiple crashes this weekend. Culbertson and Thomas cited for driving actions after two-vehicle accidents on routes 216 and 2. City police logged two weekend crashes with no injuries and minor damage. Columbus AP notes 20 killed statewide from Friday 6 p m to Sunday midnight, raising weekend death toll to 292 and yearly total to 429.

John H. Culbertson Logan Rt. 2 Culbertson William H. Thomas Reynoldsburg Rt. 216 Murray City Thomas W. Hunter St Harold E. Goss Nelsonville Rt. 1 Woodrow W. Nixon Columbus Ohio

Bliss Nears Top GOP Job

Ray C Bliss the Republican state chairman appears closest to becoming national GOP chairman. National chairman William Miller said he would like Bliss to succeed him and noted favorable responses from presidential candidates. Bliss remained noncommittal, hinting a decision before next month’s GOP convention in San Francisco.

Cleveland Ray C. Bliss William Miller New York Bliss Miller San Francisco Ohio James A. Rhodes Rhodes

Foreign Aid Payback To U S Runs High

Washington AP reports postwar repayment records show the United States will recover a large portion of the 25.7 billion dollars loaned for foreign aid since World War I. Recipients have paid back 10 billion in principal and 4 billion in interest, Commerce Department statistics indicate.

Washington United States U.S Commerce Department

Johnson to press unions on open membership

President Johnson seeks to speed up opening union membership and job opportunities for minorities with a June meeting of over 100 labor leaders including AFL-CIO President Meany. The administration warns some locals still discriminate despite pledges.

Washington Johnson Afl-Cio George Meany

Luci Johnson Charms 100000 at Harvard Milk Day

Luci Baines Johnson drew a record crowd in Harvard Illinois, toppling 15 mayors and a would be governor as she led a parade in the 23rd Harvard Milk Day. The Texas teen’s appearance drew about 100000 spectators, while Mc Henry County leaned Democratic in a statewide context. Charles Percy and other officials attended the milking contest.

Harvard, HI McHenry County LBJ Luci Baines Johnson Harvard Luci Charles Percy Illinois Wisconsn Texas

East Berlin Teen Escapes to American Sector

A 17 year old East Berliner slipped through barbed wire and escaped to the American sector during the night without alerting border guards.

Berlin

Nehru Rites At Holy River Spark Riots In India

Thousands of mourners flooded the Ganges as Nehru’s ashes were scattered on the sacred water. A sinking platform and police action caused deaths and injuries amid a heat wave as Indira Gandhi and her brothers joined in the ash strewing.

Allahabap India Ganges Nehru New Delhi Babaji Indira Gandhi Rajiv Sanjay Jumna

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