Candidates Expense Statements Due June 19
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced that all candidates and committees must file receipts and expenditures by 4 p.m. June 19 for the May 5 primary. Among Democrats, Tom Van Buren and Howard C. Blum led spending with 230 and 178 dollars respectively, while Republicans Kenneth Steward and Leslie Johnson spent 112 and 107.
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Hocking County
Ted W. Brown
Tom van Buren
Howard C. Blum
LeRoy Conkle
Thomas Pittman
Ex Baseball Star Sees Barry Nomination Threat to NY GOP
Jackie Robinson, former Brooklyn Dodgers star and Rockefeller aide, warns that a Barry Goldwater nomination could seriously damage the Republican Party in New York. He says a Goldwater ticket may push thousands of New York voters toward the Democrats.
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Cleveland
Barry Goldwater
New York State
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Goldwater
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Freezing Point of Salt Water Compared with Fresh Water
Salt water freezes at four degrees lower than fresh water. This difference in freezing points affects oceanic ice formation and salinity-related freezing behavior in marine environments.
Goldwater Delegates Near 600 as Conventions Loom
Goldwater’s delegate total nears six hundred with expectations of adding ten at large to 76 district delegates won in last week’s primary. The New York governor also gained five Puerto Rican delegation votes as contests move to Minnesota Maryland and Connecticut conventions this week. 46 votes are at stake with many states signaling likely Goldwater gains. Utah Missouri New Mexico Idaho and Virginia give signals for likely wins. Democrats eye renomination of Sen. Vance Hartke and a five-way gubernatorial race. Utah GOP contemplates Senate House and governor races under a new law that pushes top two convention performers onto the August primary ballot unless an 80 percent endorsement is achieved.
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Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Minnesota
Maryland
Connecticut
Missouri
Utah
New Mexico
Idaho
Virginia
Indiana
Senate
Donald C. Bruce
William G. Bray
Vance Hartke
House
Sherman P. Lloyd
Ernest L. Wilkinson
Brigham Young University
J. Bracken Lee
D. James Cannon
GOP
Teeman Michell Melich
John Davis Lodge
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
South Carolina
Robert T. Ashmore
W.J.B. Dorn
Robert W. Hemphill
Navy Skipper Recalls Bombardment On D-Day
Navy Captain Powell Rhea recalls directing the Nevada bombardment off Utah Beach during D-Day 1944. He notes many German guns were dummies and feared shellfire, but believes they could have wiped out the batteries. Rhea later became a Navy admiral, Boston Yard commander, and Fayetteville mayor.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Navy
Powell Rhea
Nevada
Normandy
Rhea
D-Day
Fayetteville
Utah Beach
H. W. Blakeley
Blakeley
Boston Navy Yard
Lorain Man To Head OU’s Trustee Board
Ohio University trustees elected C. Paul Stocker of Lorain as president and Edwin L. Kennedy of New York as vice chairman. The board met Sunday before commencement exercises. Milton J. Taylor of Lancaster was named national president of the Alumni Association for a two year term. The sloth fact follows unrelated to the university items.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
C. Paul Stocker
Lorain
Edwin L. Kennedy
New York
Ohio U. Alumni Association
Milton J. Taylor
Lancaster
Stock Market Slides in Sharp Weekly Loss
The stock market weakened last week with the Dow dropping 9.21 points to 802.48 on Thursday, the steepest decline since November. A brief rally on Friday left the week with a 14.53 loss, while volume totaled 21.6 million shares as poor participation persisted. The Associated Press average also fell 4.4 to 301.6 for the week.
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New York
Wall Street
Indicator Digest
Dow
Kennedy
Associated Press
Administratrix Appointed in Estate of Emmett Short
Ruth Short of Murray City Ohio appointed Administratrix of the estate of Emmett Short deceased of Murray City Hocking County Ohio Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months Dated May 22 1964 Rhuea Bangert Brown Probate Judge of said County
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Emmett Short
Ruth Short
Murray City
Ohio
Hocking County
Rhuea Bangert Brown
Said County
Logan Daily News Spark Seen In Sat Corp Listing
Communications Satellite Corp went public at 20 dollars a share and climbed to a premium of about 7 dollars on the first day. The price gains dimmed as the week wore on. The issue involved the offering of 100 million shares.
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Logan Daily News
Communications Satellite Corp
Stock market roundup with shares widely lower
The market closed with a bid at 21 percent and a Friday ask of 2275. Active NYSE names included Texas Gulf Sulphur down 4 percent at 50 percent on 1,052,900 shares, Chrysler down 1 percent at 40, Xerox down 5 percent at 100, Cuffus ing down 1 percent at 11, and Corp. down at 30 percent.
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New York Stock Exchange
Texas Gulf
Chrysler
Xerox
Cuffusing
and Corp
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Kenneth Steward
Leslie Johnson
Joe Hutchins
Owen Yaw
Walter North
Harry L. Armstrong
Ralph W. Moorhead
Boyd V. Wright
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Ae Stone's Grill
Barry
K. V. Brown
Optometrist
West Main Street
Logan
Nelsonville
ThriftiCheck
ThriftsCheck
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Logan, Ohio
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Federal Reserve System
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Fox East
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