Mercury Hits 93 Recreation Facilities Draw Big Weekend Crowd
High heat and humidity pushed thousands to Hocking area parks over the weekend. The 93 degree Sunday peak, 91 Saturday, drew 12 000 visitors including 2000 bathers 75 campers and 800 meals served. Lake Logan rentals surged with 20 state boats Saturday and 30 Sunday. A fatality occurred from gas fumes in a backyard well and another from a fire. a motorcycle race at Mansfield Raceway also reported a death.
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Hocking
Lake Logan
Blake
Rachelmacher Park
Park County
Paul Hartman
den Marvin Nungester
Hocking State Parks
Summit County
Mansfield Raceway
Master Plan Map For Logan Is On Display
Master plan for Logan's 20 year future is shown in a display at Farmers & Merchants Bank. The Logan planning commission will hold a June 24 meeting to review Carroll Hill & Associates plan with city officials and citizens.
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Logan
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
City Hall
Carroll Hill & Associates
Columbus
Ceylon Says Foreign Banks May Be Nationalized
The Sinhale weekly of the Free dom party reports imminent nationalization of foreign banks in Ceylon. Six British, one Pakistani, and three Indian banks are affected, amid balance of payments troubles. The government has already nationalized the Bank of Ceylon.
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Colombo, Ceylon
Ceylon
Freedom Party
Sinhale
Bank of Ceylon
Macmillan orders full probe into Profumo security leak
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ordered a lordship inquiry into security aspects of the Profumo scandal. Lord Dilhorne will determine if security was breached amid Profumo’s affair with Christine Keeler and Ivanov contacts, with a report due this week.
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Macmillan
Profumo
Lord Dilhorne
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Yevgeny
Eugene) Ivanov
Ivanov
Dslhorne
Harold Wilson
Christine
Fumo
Marlborough St
Ward
Samuel Herbert
Scotland Yard
Herbert
Ohio liquor markup hike debated to keep prices low
Ohio officials present figures to the Senate Liquor Committee arguing a 10 to 40 percent state markup increase will still leave liquor cheaper than in most monopoly states. The plan also aims to limit self serve stores from 37, with debate on abolishing them in the House approved bill. Also on tap: funds for public projects and a three state conference on border issues.
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Ohio
Senate
Senate Liquor Committee
State Liquor Department
Pennsylvania
James A. Rhodes
Little Hoover Commission
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Lake
Geauga
Portage
Ohio River
West Virginia
Cee
Wallace Stands Against Desegregation At Alabama
Gov George C Wallace travels to Tuscaloosa to face Vivian Malone and James Hood as they plan to register for the summer session amid a desegregation showdown. He pledges to stand with his anti desegregation stance while police and National Guard stand ready to prevent violence.
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Tuscaloosa, Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alaa
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Wallace
Tuscaloosa
Montgomery
University Board of Trustees
University Center
Huntsville
National Guard
Hood
Miss Malone
Kennedy Outlines 5 Point Plan To Curb Racial Tension
President Kennedy spoke in Waikiki urging biracial committees to spot tensions early and ensure constitutional city operations. He pressed for desegregation, equal employment and housing, and access to public accommodations, aiming for peaceful progress and youth education to reduce unemployment.
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Honolulu
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Jerome Cavanagh
Detroit
Joseph Barr
Pittsburgh
Cavanagh
Cuba
Berlin
Washington
American University
Waikiki Beach
Grace Harsh Receives Surprise 4-H Honors in Hocking County
Miss Grace Harsh longtime Hocking County 4-H advisor was toasted at a surprise party at Brandt's Restaurant. She received honorary memberships in the 4-H Advisory Council and the fair board plus a floor lamp from former club members.
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Hocking County
4-H Advisory Council
Ray Grove
Miss Harsh
Grace
Brandt
Hocking
James Smoot
Smoot
Marion Producers Livestock Association
Marion
Charles Ingraham
Ingraham
Columbus
Ohio State University
Helen Evans Berry
Don Young
Virginia
Sharon Baertsche
Bill Melvin
Bob Lang
Ethel Bowers Boone
Madison
Wis
Scott’s Creek
Scotts Creek
Kennedy Seeks Moscow Talks on Nuclear Change
President Kennedy announced plans for a mid July Moscow conference with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and British Prime Minister to pursue a new round of nuclear test ban talks. He also called for an immediate atmospheric nuclear test ban while states refrain, and outlined a practical path toward enforceable limits rather than a sudden treaty.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harold
American University
Moscow
Macmillian
U.S
Macmillan
Circleville Developer Bosworth Dies at 84
Alfred Willson Bosworth 84 longtime developer of processed foods and biochemist died Saturday. His 50 plus year career included the development of the baby food Similac.
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Circleville, Ohio
Alfred Willson Bosworth
Rhodes promotes first Black deputy warden in Ohio penal system
In a Mansfield ceremony, Rhodes elevates Bennett J. Cooper to deputy warden of the state reformatory. Cooper, 42, becomes the first African American to reach deputy warden in Ohio's penal system, per the governor's office.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rhodes
Bennett J. Cooper
State Reformatory
Mansfield
Cooper
Ohio
Taxmen Probe Rhodes Aides as IRS Reviews Returns
Federal examiners are reportedly reviewing the tax returns of Rhodes administration figures in Ohio. An IRS agent is directing the inquiry with at least two examiners examining returns from recent years. The push follows prior calls for investigation by state Democrats into Rhodes' finances.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Internal Revenue Service
William L. Coleman
IRS
Mortimer Kaplan
Rhodes
Black Muslims Leader Urges Separate Nation for Negroes
In Phoenix Muhammad Elijah, head of the Black Muslims, argues that only separation from white society can end racial strife. He claims white men are inherently evil and promotes a self-sufficient autonomous Negro nation. He recalls past draft resistance and dismisses civil rights gains as not benefiting Negroes.
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Ariz
United States
Muhammad Elijah
Africa
Jesus
America
Supreme Court
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