Nixon Is Alone In Development Of Third Force
At the Governors Conference in Cleveland Rich ard M. Nixon emerged as the lone potential third force for the Republican presidential nomination. Nixon had pressed for a moderate governor to enter the race while Nelson A. Rockefeller drifted away. Scranton backed off after Eisen hower talks and Romney stumbled over strategy. The event ran July 13- with convention ahead in San Francisco.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Michigan
George Romney
San Francisco
James A. Rhodes
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Dmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Laos Premier May Call For U S Flights
Premier Souvanna Phouma said U S reconnaissance flights over Laos could resume if there is evidence of further Communist troop movements. He asked for a temporary suspension while comments from Pathet Lao and China sparked ire after armed escort jets began operations. The U S halted the missions Wednesday and U S Ambassador Unger planned talks with the premier on the issue.
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Laos
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
Luang Prabang
United States
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Pathet Lao
China
Leonard Unger
Unger
Savang Vathana
GOP Governors Eye Platform for Goldwater Nomination
Idaho Governor Smylie predicts a ward-looking platform to win Goldwater backing from GOP governors. Romney signals support for a progressive platform but not a bid against Goldwater. Nixon cautions Goldwater’s lead, cites Romney as strongest challenger. conference names Sawyer as chairman and selects Minneapolis for next year.
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Ohio
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Barry Goldwater
Smylie
Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
London
Romney
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
John Anderson Jr
Kansas
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Local Library Seeks Financial Aid
Logan-Hocking Library consultant Jack Stevens met state library officials in Columbus to discuss potential financial aid for a new book collection, a mobile unit, and a new library building. He will hold further talks next week and no decision has been made.
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Jack Stevens
Logan-Hocking
Columbus
Stevens
Water projects funded in 1.5 billion plan
The House Appropriations Committee approved about 1.5 billion dollars for national water projects for the next fiscal year. Army Engineers and the Reclamation Bureau receive roughly 1,178,308,200 and 318,013,000 respectively, with numerous Ohio and West Virginia sites listed for construction planning and surveys.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Ohio
Solons Consider Federal Pay Hike For Lawmakers
The House reviews a bill proposing 533.2 million dollars in raises for 1.7 million federal workers including a 7500 dollar boost for members of Congress. The plan would raise salaries for federal career employees postal workers and top officials by up to 22.5 percent for some groups with Justice Cabinet and department heads also affected.
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Washington
House
Congress
Supreme Court
Noted Composer Louis Gruenberg Dies at 84
Hollywood AP reports composer Louis Gruenberg aged 84 died Tuesday. He wrote The Emperor Jones and numerous classical and operatic works, leaving a lasting impact on American music.
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Hollywood
Louis Gruenberg
Ohio Oil Boom Whittled Down by Industry Expert
Dr. Lynn C. Jacobsen of The Standard Oil Company of Ohio warned that Ohio’s oil boom risks a bust as expenditures outpace discovered value. He noted a potential large loss if the bubble bursts, but said a sizable strike in counties like Pickaway or Sandusky could sustain long term exploration and boost the state economy. He observed leasing remains brisk and farmers are being asked to sign leases, reflecting ongoing activity in Ohio.
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Ohio Oil Company
Morrow County
United States
Lynn C. Jacobsen
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Ohio Oil Industry
Dr. Jacobsen
Pickaway
Sandusky
Ashtabula
Ohio
Jacobsen
Cleanup Is On In Montana
Flood-torn Montana enters a wartime mode as leaders push multimillion dollar rebuilding. Officials report at least 30 dead and more than 35 missing, with many bodies buried under silt and rock. Gov. Tim Babcock calls it the worst disaster in state history as highways are wrecked and towns cut off. Airlifts of food and medical supplies pour into flood areas including Choteau, Heart Butte, and surrounding communities.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Tim Babcock
U.S. Air Force
Heart Butte
Choteau
Damaged X15 Rocket Plane Ready for Flight Tests
The No. 2 X15 rocket plane repaired after a November 1962 landing at Edwards Air Force Base California is set for flight tests today and Friday. Air Force astronaut Robert A. Rushworth will pilot both test days.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
U.S. Air Force
Robert A. Rushworth
LBJ Foreign Aid Bill Clears House Vote With Narrow Margin
The House approved President Johnson's 3.5 billion foreign aid authorization by 236 to 175, with a minor 27 thousand correction. The bill sets a spending ceiling while final appropriations and Senate approval remain. Passman eyed deeper cuts but aid supporters hailed the victory. The measure heads to the Senate where reception is expected favorable.
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Congressional
House
Johnson
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Otto Kk. Passman
D-La
Passman
Louisiana
Patriarch Athenagoras Collapses During Ceremony
In Istanbul the spiritual leader of the Orthodox world Patriarch Athenagoras collapsed while officiating religious ceremonies and was ordered to bed.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Athenagoras
Weather Summary for Ohio’s Hocking Valley
The Weather Bureau notes a cool high pressure system moving from the Great Lakes to the east bringing fair cool weather tonight and cloudy warmer conditions Friday. Wednesday high reached 88 with a 50 overnight low. 11 am readings included Akron 44 Cleveland 47 Columbus 55 Marietta 53 Cincinnati 58.
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Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus
Marietta
Cincinnati
Military plane crash reported near Saltcreek Two
A single engine military aircraft crashed southeast of Circleville Ohio this afternoon. Two people were reported dead at the scene near Saltcreek Two.
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Circleville, Ohio
Here
Saltcreek Two
Planners dispute Nelson charge over meeting notices
Planning commission members rebut Councilman Ed Nelson by citing minutes from 20 meetings since June 1963. Council members attended 17 of those meetings, including 13 appearances by Nelson. Three non council meetings lacked council presence.
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City Planning Commission
Ed Nelson
City Council
Commission
Nelson
Francis Myers
Boys State Opens Today In Athens Ohio
More than 1300 Ohio high school juniors and seniors gather on the Ohio University campus for Buckeye Boys State a week of self government. The American Legion sponsors the event with Gov James A Rhodes and basketball star Jerry Lucas among speakers.
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Athens
Ohio
Buckeye
Ohio University
The
American Legion
William Welsh
James A. Rhodes
Jerry Lucas
Ohio Dems Delay LBJ Appearance
The Ohio Democratic Party postpones its Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner planned for June 17 delaying turnout around 2,500 to hear President Johnson due to the President's busy schedule this month.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Democratic Party
Johnson
Senate Votes to Narrow Civil Rights Exemption Below Five Rooms
The Senate rejected an amendment to raise the owner operated lodging exemption from five to ten rooms in the civil rights bill. Cloture was invoked on debate after 75 days, with 71 supporting and 29 opposing. A flood of about 100 amendments remains to be acted on, including Southern objections.
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Washington
Senate
John S. Cooper
R-Ky
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Dixie
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Russell
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Urgent Need For New Hospital Drives County Fund Goal
The drive to fund the new Hocking County hospital reports $40 in cash and $250 in pledges pledged Wednesday. The building commission faces a Monday deadline to raise $73,000, with only $41,890 raised to date. They warn the sum is the construction gap and could delay the project, hindering new industry attraction.
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Hocking County Hospital Building Commission
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