Alabama Governor Opposes Integration At University
The Alabama governor defied federal pressure by resisting the entry of two Negro students, Vivian Malone and James Hood, into the university. Federal troops were deployed after hours of delay, and the students were finally admitted escorted by National Guard. Violence erupted with gunfire and arson in the Negro neighborhood as white counterprotesters confronted marchers.
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Ent
Refu
Wallace
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
National Guard
Race riot injures six in Cambridge Maryland
In Cambridge Maryland a crowd of about 100 whites and an equal number of Black demonstrators clashed after a march on the courthouse and jail. Two white men were shot and at least four others were injured as police attempted to separate the groups amid racial tensions surrounding a delinquency case involving two 15 year olds.
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Cambridge
Pmoadian
Medgar Evers Shot Dead At Home In Mississippi
Medgar W. Evers, 37, Mississippi NAACP field secretary, was mortally wounded in the driveway of his Jackson home and died about 50 minutes later. Police sought his killer as NAACP leaders condemned the act and offered a $10,000 reward.
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Jackson
Miss
Medgar W. Evers
South
Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
University Medical Center
W. B. Pierce
FBI
New York
Roy T. Wilkins
NAACP
Movement For Human Rights
Willie Mae Bishop
Deaths and Funerals Ephriam Burnard 68 Murray City
Ephriam Burnard 68 of Murray City died at 11 45 a m Tuesday in Brown Veterans Hospital Dayton after nearly a year of illness. A retired miner born in Ward Two he served in France in World War I. Survived by brother James Oliver Burnard and three sisters Mrs Minnie A Green Mrs Lillian Houser and Mrs Bea Bevan. Funeral 2 p m Friday at Murray City EUB Church Rev Roy Bookman officiating. Burial by Roberts Funeral Home Salem at Murray City with graveside military rites. Friends may call at the Murray City home of Mrs Lillian Houser after 7 p m today.
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Ephriam Burnard
Murray City
Brown Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Ward Two
Grant
Dora Johnson Burnard
France
Burnard
James Oliver Burnard
Minnie A. Green
Logan
Lillian Houser
Bea Bevan
Mar
EUB Church
Roy Bookman
Roberts
Salem
Murrray City
Mrs Blanche Biffle Emrick obituary in Perry County
Mrs Blanche Biffle Emrick 69 wife of Melvin Emrick former New Straitsville mayor died 9 15 p m Tuesday Mount St Mary Hospital after eight years ill Previously born Bristol she lived Perry County all her life Married Oct 10 1930 in Lancaster Survived by husband a son Jimmy and brothers Clarence Ernest Floyd Biffle of Newark Funeral 2 p m Friday Trevey Funeral Home New Straitsville Rev Robert Van Gilder officiating Burial New Straitsville Cemetery
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Blanche Biffle Emrick
Melvin Emrick
New Straitsville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Bristol
Perry County
Lancaster
Jimmy
Clarence
Ernest
Floyd Biffle
Newark
Trevey
Robert van Gilder
Mrs Anna Hand dies at 75 in Columbus
Mrs Anna Hand 75 died Tuesday at her Columbus home. Survived by husband Otto a son Dean two brothers William Ginsberg Logan Rt 4 and Henry Ginsberg Columbus and sister Mary Momburg Columbus. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at O R Woodyard State St Chapel Columbus with calling hours today 7–9 p.m. and 2–4 p.m. 7–9 p.m. Thursday. Burial Green Lawn Cemetery Columbus.
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Anna Hand
Columbus
Otto
Dean
William Ginsberg
Logan Rt. 4
Henry Ginsberg
Mary Momburg
O.R. Woodyard State St
Green Lawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Miss Nellie G Ohlinger
Miss Nellie Gertrude Ohlinger 59 of Haydenville died Saturday in Mount St Mary Hospital. Funeral held at 2 p.m. at Heinlein Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. Carl Wetherell. Music by Mrs Roy Glenn Jr. Pallbearers were Carl Horn Willis Ohlinger Edward Ohlinger John Fisher Roy Rieder. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Nellie G. Ohlinger
Nellie Gertrude Ohlinger
Haydenville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Heinlein
Carl Wetherell
Roy Glenn Jr
Carl Horn
Willis
Robert Ohlinger
Edward
John Fisher
Roy Rieder
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs. Bessie V. Mutchmore Held in Grove City
Mrs. Bessie V. Mutchmore, 85, died at her daughter's home in Grove City Friday. Funeral services were held at Leonard Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m. Monday with Rev. Robert W. McQuilkin officiating and organ music by Mrs. Mabel Prather. Pallbearers were Thomas Brandt Harold Cruise William Mack Ralph Moore Lester Risch and Harry E. Shaw.
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Bessie V. Mutchmore
Grove City
Leonard Funeral Home
Robert W. McQuilkin
Mabel Prather
Thomas Brandt
Harold Cruise
William Mack
Ralph Moore
Lester Risch
Harry E. Shaw
Oak Grove Cemetery
Memorial services for Tracey Hugh held by Mingo Lodge 171 F and AM
Mingo Lodge 171 F and AM will conduct memorial services at Leonard Funeral Home at 8 p.m. for Tracey Hugh a 39 year old resident of 939 Walhending Ave who died early Tuesday at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital.
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Mingo Lodge
F&am
Leonard Funeral Home
Tracey Hugh
Walhending Ave
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Rhodes Warns Distillers Over Graft at Ohio Meeting
Governor James A. Rhodes told the Ohio Distillers Representatives Association that a state liquor department can run without graft if no offers are made. He warned that any offers, whether made or accepted, would lead to swift firing and firm accountability. He emphasized a $250 million-a-year monopoly aimed at regulation, not increased consumption, and urged cooperation to keep products on Ohio shelves.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Distillers Representatives Association
Rhodes
Motorcycle Fatality Near Celina At Ohio 29 Intersection
Gerald Coby a 37 year old resident of Ansonia was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car at the Ohio 29 and Fleetwood Road intersection just west of Celina.
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Celina, Ohio
Gerald Coby
Ansonia
Ohio 29
Fleetwood Road
Celina
Ohio reports eight private aircraft accidents in May
The Ohio Highway Patrol lists eight May aircraft crashes in Ohio involving private planes with only two injuries. Midas auto safety engineers warn drivers to keep a window cracked to avoid deadly carbon monoxide from muffler or tail pipe leaks entering the passenger area.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol Today
Ohio
Midas
Locals Welcome Students Back From College and Hospital
Miss Ruth Lackey and Miss Darlene Shull return home from Osterbein College Westerville for summer vacation after junior year. Mariene Rutter comes home from University Hospital Columbus for observation. Rebecca Lynnette born June 6 at Hocking Valley Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Brown. Patricia Hull earns geology degree cum laude from Ohio State University. Ray Freeman and son Brett visit Logan to spend summer and attend Ohio University. Pfc Roger Emerick returns to Ft Benning after field problems at Ft Stewart. stationed in Georgia since August 1962.
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Ruth Lackey
Darlene Shull
Osterbein College
Westerville
Miss Lackey
Chester Lackey
E. Front St
Miss Shull
David Shull
Homer St
West Logan
Paul Brown
Barbara Jo Dicken
N. Culver St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Rebecca Lynnette
Marvin Dicken
Logan
Florence Brown
Carrizo Springs
Tex
Frank Easterling
Akron
Patricia Taylor Hull
Frederick E. Huls
Wyandotte Ave
South Logan
Ohio State University
Ray Freeman
Roberta Mohler
Brett
Kettering, O
Roger Emerick
Ft. Benning
Ft. Stewart
Georgia
Emerick
Lively New York Stock Market Buoys Various Sectors
Stocks gained broadly as trading picked up with gains in steels motors chemicals oils office gear and television makers. The AP 60 stock average rose about 1 point at noon led by Du Pont American Telephone and Chrysler with industrials utilities and rails posting modest advances.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Chrysler
du Pont
American Telephone
Hocking County Traffic Accidents Drop in Early 1963
A report shows 59 traffic accidents in Hocking County in the first quarter of 1963, down from the prior year. Personal injuries and property damage values remained largely unchanged, with only slight variation compared to the first quarter of 1962.
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Hocking County
Athens County
Fairfield
Gallia
Jackson
Meigs
City Council Transfers Funds and Reviews Water Quality
Emergency resolution authorizes transfers from the Rt. 33 bypass fund, including $5,000 for materials and $14.75 and $300 for maintenance and supplies, with $2,000 earmarked for curb repair and $3,000 for street resurfacing. Water taste complaints discussed. plan to sample water at the pumping plant for analysis. Road repairs and reservoir steps addressed. plan to attend the June 24 planning commission meeting. First quarter 1963 traffic injury figures compared with 1962 and regional county statistics listed.
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Council
Rt. 33
Donahey
Ohio
City Solicitor Details Logan Government at Kiwanis Dinner
Logan was incorporated in 1839 and the city payroll now totals 600000 annually. James Stilwell spoke on city government at the Logan Kiwanis Club dinner at Blosser's Restaurant. The Kiwanis Bar-Be-Cue is set for Saturday 5 to 7 p.m. at Kaehelmacher Park with Max Davidson as program chairman and Earl O'Brian presiding.
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James Stilwell
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blosser
Logan
Kaehelmacher Park
Max Davidson
Earl O'Brian
Confined Dog Dies After 13 Days in Custody
A dog held by Dog Warden James Leonard after biting a 10 year old girl on May 29 died Tuesday on its 13th day of confinement. Leonard said the dog had bitten Patty Sue Donelson in Hide-A-Way Hills on the left hand and he sent the head for rabies testing at Nelsonville district health laboratory awaiting the report.
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James Leonard
Leonard
Patty Sue Donelson
Don Donelson
Hide-A-Way Hills
District Health Laboratory
Nelsonville
Ohioan To See His Five Children Near Worcester Case
An Ohio man, Robert H. Colopy, 35, will be allowed contact with his five children in Worcester Mass. He claims his family was barred from him by St Benedicts Center, run by excommunicated Leonard Feeney. Probate Judge Wahstrom will appoint a temporary guardian and arrange visits after investigation.
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Worcester
Mass
Ohio
Robert H. Colopy
Holy Cross
Carl E. Wahstrom
St. Benedicts Center
Harvard
Leonard J. Feeney
Feeney
Colopy
Stephen Colopy
Akron
Loretta
Wahstrom
Calopy
Hong Kong Plans to Import Water from China
Hong Kong government announced it will import water from Communist China to ease a seven month drought. Tankers are being chartered to bring water from the Pearl River about 40 miles away as the city endures the worst drought in its history, cutting water rations to four hours every four days.
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Hong Kong
China
Pearl River
Buddhist Monk's Death Triggers Mass Memorials in Saigon
Crowds gather at Buddhist pagodas in Saigon to mourn a monk who burned himself in protest. Police guard at least five temples, permitting small groups inside to pay homage while a pagoda flies the five colored flag against a government ban. Waning violence follows as anger spreads over religious persecution and U S supplied weapons amid Diem's Catholic-dominated regime.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Marks
Tiom
South Viet Nam
Diem
May births exceed deaths in Hocking County report
In May the county recorded 19 births and 14 deaths. Mrs. Lorena M. Larimer, registrar of vital statistics, notes Logan saw 18 births and 6 deaths. The Logan totals included 13 boys and 5 girls among births and 5 males and 1 female among deaths.
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Hocking County
Lorena M. Larimer
Logan
Akron Area Storm Claims 11-Year-Old In Hudson Accident
A severe storm in Summit County caused a fatal head injury to 11-year-old Robert E. Myers of Streetsboro when a tree fell on a pickup truck his father Wilbert Myers drove in Hudson. The father survived unharmed.
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Akron, Ohio
Summit County
Robert E. Myers
Streetsboro
Children’s Hospital
Wilbert Myers
Hudson
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Anthony Eden
Lord Dilhorne
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