One More Twist in GOP Race as Scranton Weighs Run
The piece surveys a chaotic Republican scene with Goldwater pressing the nomination while Rockefeller struggles, Eisenhower nudges action, and Scranton wavers about running. Nixon teases a possible pivot to vice presidency, leaving party leaders unsure who leads and what convention will yield. A closing note mentions the female kiwi laying the largest egg in the world and the male hatching duties.
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Scranton
Barry Goldwater
New York
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Goldwater
California
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Associated Press
Cleveland
Eisenhower
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Romney
Nixon
Logan Daily News publication details and pricing
The Logan Daily News is a daily newspaper in Logan Ohio published by Wayne Newspaper Company at 68 Fast Main Street. It consolidates the Hocking Sentinel and the Ohio Democrat and offers subscription rates 40 cents weekly by carrier 10 per year in Hocking County and Logan trade area 12 per year elsewhere first and second zones and 1.75 per month for motor route delivery.
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Ohio Democrat
Logan Daily News
Wayne W. Galvin
Bill Miller
L. T. Webb
Hocking County
Channel 4 TV Schedule Highlights
WLW C lists a 4 pm program block with a 5 and 5 30 pm movie slot. The entry shows two consecutive film broadcasts after an early afternoon listing.
TV Schedule for June 12 1964 Channels 6 10 and 13
Evening listings show programs on WTVN TV and WBNS TV including Home Edition Chet and Dave News Rocky and Friends Wild Cargo Jamboree Inter's Zone Bob Hope Destry Maverick Route 66 Twilight Zone Alfred Hitchcock and Weather Long Sports Best of Borge Rifleman and Jack Paar hour blocks.
TV Guide Saturday Schedule June 13 1964
A listing of daytime and evening programs across networks with times for K C Indians games Bugs Bunny Amer Bandstand and multiple film and variety shows including Sky King White Sox Yanks Lex Theater and The Lieutenant plus late movies and westerns labeled Death Valley Days Gunsmoke and more.
Sunday TV Schedule for June 14 1964 Highlights Reds Giants
The line up features sports with Reds versus Giants across multiple slots, CBS evening programs including The Ed Sullivan Show, Candid Camera and What’s My Line, plus a mix of Disney World and westerns. Notable performers include Lee Marvin Brenner and Ed Sullivan.
Lou Ames Runs 300 TV Sets At New York World's Fair Studio
Lou Ames, head of the special small closed circuit TV circuit at the New York World's Fair, uses 300 color sets to produce about 2,000 hours of summer programming. The unit showcases cooking, fashion, travelogues, and public service films while guiding 8,000 visitors daily through a color studio and employing a mobile camera to cover events and ceremonies.
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Lou Ames
Ames
Radio Corp. of America
Columbus Dispatch and Citizen-Journal Strike Quiet
In Columbus Ohio the Dispatch and Citizen Journal remain silent for a fifth day as patch Printing Co. has not reached a new bargaining agreement with striking printers and mailers, halting both papers' afternoon and morning editions.
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Dispatch Printing Co
Capital City
Columbus Dispatch
Citizen-Journal
Peace Corps Nigeria Project Set for Central State College
A summer Peace Corps Nigerian project begins at Central State College in Wilberforce Ohio on June 28 with about 92 volunteers. The group will participate in the program and depart for Nigeria on September 11 after sessions at the Ohio college.
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Wilberforce, Ohio
Central State College
Nigeria
Ohio College
Gabon Sees Rising Export Surplus in 1963
Gabon reported a larger export surplus than in 1962 as exports exceeded imports. The per capita annual income averaged 110 dollars, a figure high by African standards.
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Gabon
Daily Crossword Across
Puzzle clues fill a classic daily crossword with across and down entries. Answers include common terms for exclamations silk river names and homophones and clues span animals, body parts, verbs, and measurements across a grid. The theme blends language and general knowledge with standard crossword fare.
History highlights for June 12 across U S events
June 12 marks key historical events including Virginia Convention rights model for the Bill of Rights in 1776, Iowa territory organized in 1838, London World Economic Conference opening in 1933, Stone named chief justice in 1941, Roosevelt creates Alaska War Council in 1942, German flying bombs strike Britain in 1944, Laniel cabinet resignation after a confidence vote, Prince Philip keel laying of the Dreadnought in 1959, Medgar Evers killed in 1963.
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George Mason
London
Harlan Fiske Stone
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alaska
National Assembly
Joseph Laniel
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Sylvania Girl In Critical Condition After Ricochet
A 16 year old Sylvania girl Brenda Wright was critically injured in Toledo after a .22 rifle bullet ricocheted from the ground and struck her in the right temple as her father Brooks shot at a bird in a strawberry patch. She was ironing on an enclosed porch when the accident occurred.
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Toledo, Ohio
Sylvania
Toledo
Brenda Wright
Brooks
Ohio polio toll low but risk remains urges vaccination
Ohio health officials warn against complacency after the polio tally fell to six, noting two new cases. National projections estimate about 200 cases this year. Dr. Harold A. Decker cautions that further reductions are uncertain as cases may resurge.
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Columbus, Ohio
Pastors Institutes Slated For Lutherans
The Lutheran Church of America will sponsor two week long pastors institutes at Wittenberg University Hamma Divinity School in Springfield Ohio to refresh clerics on biblical and theological knowledge. The June 16 23 and June 23 30 sessions mark the third year at Hamma with 27 pastors attending last year.
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Ohio
Lutheran Church of America
Wittenberg University
Hamma Divinity School
Hamma
Attempted murder ruled in Ohio coroner findings
The coroner ruled attempted murder and death by self-inflicted injury in the wounding of Retha L. Yancey, 31, and the death of her recently divorced husband Clarence Yancey, 37. Yancey was found dead in his car near Xenia, after shots near the heart and a self-inflicted wound in the temple.
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Xienia
Ohio
Springfield
Clarence Yancey
Retha L. Yancey
Yancey
Tyler assumes command of 83rd Infantry at Fort Hayes
Brig. Gen. Robert Tyler of Columbus takes charge today of the 83rd Infantry, a reserve division, in ceremonies at Fort Hayes. He succeeds Brig. Gen. Lewis Wolf of Cleveland.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert Tyler
Columbus
83Rd Infantry
Fort Hayes
Tyler
Lewis Wolf
Cleveland
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