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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
4
The article notes a 33 percent increase in first class mail rates starting August 1, raising a four cent stamp to five cents. It cites presidential approval, aims to cut a yearly postal deficit from over 700 million to about 500 million, and suggests modernization plans may be delayed. Entities include the President and U.S. postal system.
The text notes that in some cases there are more than double the charges and that mail service is generally superior and delivery much faster than in this country. It contrasts international mail efficiency with American service.
The article notes General de Gaulle's massive effort to bring order to France amid chaos. Washington supports him but only routine. France's NATO role complicates stance. De Gaulle, cantankerous and aging, may fail like others, though a unifying figure behind him is scarce. His path remains difficult.
From South Dakota Senator Karl Mundt, the abbreviation for barrel is Bbl. A reamer is a cutting tool, not a paper measure or cream skim mer. A hoplite is a heavy armed infantry soldier in ancient Greece.
Hal Boyle riffs on odd facts and quips about sleep versus food, daily life, and humorous observations. The column cites sleep as a sturdier need than meals, surveys on human quirks, and light anecdotes from historical and contemporary figures.
A family plans and funds a surprise fishing trip for their hardworking father. The children organize a full weekend with a signed plan, maps, gear, meals, and a kept secret, culminating in Dad’s joyful reveal and love for fishing trips with his family.
Ohio Attorney General defines vacation eligibility for state employees who served in World War II. If the veteran worked at least 90 days for the state before enlistment and rejoined later within or beyond 90 days, service time may count toward a three week vacation. Atty. Gen. William Saxbe conveyed the ruling to State Liquor Director Floyd C. Moon.
Federal agents plan to turn Milton L. Phillips 43 of Hamilton over to U S District Court in London Kentucky charged with interstate transportation of stolen property. John Vickers of Dayton is still being sought in connection with the green money racket that defrauded Paul Ortolf Jr. of Hamilton of seven thousand dollars from a chemical debasing scheme.
The Ohio Military Institute founded in 1832 as the Gary Academy will permanently close after this school year. Trustees cite rising operating costs vs tuition and report the 100 year old building has been sold to the city board of education for a high school.
Pennsylvania signed up for the federal extended unemployment benefits plan the first state to do so. New York set a June 23 start under a standby law. Rhode Island faces a Tuesday referendum as other states consider or reject the program. Several states report improving unemployment figures while others await legislative action or face constitutional borrowing limits.
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports mills produced 1,685,000 tons last week, exceeding the prior 1958 high of 1,567,000 tons. Forecasts for this week project 1,723,000 tons, still below last year's 2,214,000 tons, with a month ago output of 1,412,000 tons.
Crossword style clues listing many entries with numbers 1 through 44 covering topics from coffee varieties and vacation to charts indents and compass points. Includes names, abbreviations, and common nouns across a variety of short prompt style hints.
Fragmented crossword clue list with entries like Swabs Voided escutcheon and Smashers Strike. Includes mythic and poetic references Near poet Bearing Seed vessel and ship planking angle. Contains numbered hints 18 to 40 with various definitions and wordplay.
Evangelist Billy Graham adds a week to his San Francisco revival at the Cow Palace, with a final open air meeting at Seals Stadium on June 22. Attendance nears 750,000 with over 91 percent of the Madison Square Garden pace, while offerings average around $6,000 per service.
Governor C William ONeill began construction on the southern end of the Cincinnati Dayton Freeway 34 miles north of Cincinnati in Butler County The $60 000 000 project will be at least six lanes and may expand to ten The governor hailed Ohio as the number one state in interstate highway construction and said millions will appreciate the work despite the rain.
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