Logan Site Seen as Likely for New Industry
Ohio official George E. Wilson says Logan has a reasonably good chance to attract a new industry. Governor Rhodes and development officials toured the Logan site on U.S. Route 33S, held under option by the Logan Trade Club, with no commitment made.
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George E. Wilson
Ohio
Cdempany
Logan
Logan Wilson
James A. Rhodes
Fred Neuenschwander
Psere
Congo
Satie
U.S. Rt
Logan Trade Club
Macmillan Faces Breaking Point Over Profumo Crisis
London reports show Harold Macmillan grappling with cabinet resignations and pressures from Labour as ministers weigh staying in government amid the Profumo affair. Health Minister Enoch Powell is rumored to quit over private morality issues, raising fears of a wider Conservative shrine of instability before elections.
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London
Harold Macmillan
John A. Profumore
Coun” Walker
Labor
Enoch Powell
Evening Standard
Powell
Whitehall
Profumo
Macmillan
Anthony Eden
Keith Joseph
Henry Brooke
Edward Boyle
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Harold Wilson
Lord Poole
Thirteenth Victim Dies From Scout Truck Tragedy
In Escalante Utah Marvin E Porschatis 29 of Salt Lake City became the 13th victim of a stake truck crash that killed five adults and seven Boy Scouts. The tractor trailer rolled down a steep grade Saturday afternoon near Hole in the Rock injuring 46 aboard. Porschatis suffered a skull fracture and did not regain consciousness.
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Escalante
Utah
Marvin E. Porschatis
Salt Lake City
Here
Hole in-the-Rock
Porschatis
Betancourt orders arrest of 40000 Communist and Castroite extremists
President Romulo Betancourt ordered the arrest of about 40,000 Communist and pro-Castro extremists in Venezuela after a failed assassination attempt. Police arrested two plotters at the archbishop's palace in Ciudad Bolivar while a third fled. Betancourt pledged renewed detentions and stricter anti-terror laws, saying the state must curb threats to life and property.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Ciudad Bolivar
MIR
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Donahey appoints new city fireman in leadership shakeup
City Service Director Richard Donahey announced Gary Hiles of Henrietta Ave will replace Fireman Dan Lightfoot, who resigned twice citing policy disputes. Lightfoot’s second resignation takes effect today as Ralph Courter begins a temporary schedule. Hiles begins a 90 day provisional period and will work 8 to 4.
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Richard Donahey
Pes
Joe
Affa
Thement
Gary Hiles
Henrietta Ave
Dan Lightfoot
Ralph
Lightfoot
Hiles
Civil Service
Donahey
Robert Courter
Ralph Courter
Compromises Start Forming In Ohio General Assembly
In Columbus today lawmakers move toward alignment as June 27, the final working day of the 105th General Assembly, nears. The Senate House Conference Committee has reached a compromise on a bill to create a board of regents for higher education. The House Government Operations Committee reports irreconciliable differences on a fair housing bill. The House Industry and Labor Committee offers a slimmer workmen’s compensation bill. The Senate Commerce Committee readies a plan to restore solvency to the unemployment fund with some benefit limits. The House passes a narrow 77 to 48 margin with 69 votes needed to approve.
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Columbus
Ohio
105Th
General Assembly
Senate House
Board of Regents
House Government Operations Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
House
Mobs Roam Georgetown During Strike Violence in British Guiana
Looting mobs roamed Georgetown as six people were shot by bodyguards protecting Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan. Two more were shot in clashes with police amid an eight week strike against a government labor bill. The strike is framed by opponents as an attempt to topple Jagan, viewed by foes as Castro-like.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Logan Golf Center Weekend Pro Am Amateur Tourney
Logan Golf Center in Southeast Ohio hosts a weekend of pro am and amateur-amateur rounds starting Friday at Hocking Hills. Spectators mainly gather Sunday afternoon for the finals with trophies at 5 30 p m. Caddies needed for all three days and boys 12 and older may report to the clubhouse before 8 a m Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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Southeast Ohio
Gillogly
Hocking Hills
Area Aid Fight Rejected by House in Kennedy Plan
President Kennedy faced a crushing setback as the House rejected his $450 million proposal to boost Area Redevelopment Administration aid for job creation in high unemployment regions. Despite bipartisan support in Ohio, the measure failed 209 to 204, signaling a potential Senate chase for revived relief.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Ohio
William Harsha Jr
Area Redevelopment Administration
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
ARA
Patman
Peneve
Southerners Fear Increased Tension After Evers Death
Medgar Evers, Mississippi NAACP field secretary, was shot and died, fueling North South tensions. Observers warn of stronger Negro civil rights pushes, possible white counter reactions, and strained cross racial communication in the South. Extremist Muslims may exploit the crisis while moderates falter.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Medgar W. Evers
South
Evers
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United States
Arthur L. Johnson
Detroit
Muhammed Elijah
Associated Press
Pheenix
Ariz
Birmingham
State Finance Chief Is Taken To Hospital
Columbus Ohio AP Finance Director Richard L Krabach was reported in satisfactory condition at University Hospital after a sudden illness suspected to be a diabetic condition. He is expected to remain hospitalized until Monday and is responding well to treatment.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard L. Krabach
University Hospital
Krabach
Swiss Oust Israelis Over Threat to German Scientist
Two Israeli agents were expelled from Switzerland after a conviction for threatening Dr. Paul Goercke, a German scientist involved in missile development for the United Arab Republic.
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Basel
Switzerland
Paul Goercke
United Arab Republic
Unseasonably Cool Weather Across Ohio with Varied Winds
The official Weather Bureau summary notes variable skies and moderately strong northwesterly winds. Ohio endured unseasonably cool temperatures Wednesday, with Chesapeake reaching 71 degrees. Northeastern counties posted middle to upper 50s amid cloudy conditions.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Chesapeake
Warm early with rain expected in Ohio this week
Hocking County basks at 72 after a warm day and 43 at dawn with a 75 reading at 11 am. Forecast calls for Friday showers as a weak low moves from Minnesota bringing scattered rain and thundershowers across Ohio by tonight and east by Friday noon. Temperatures rise slightly today and tonight with little change Friday.
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Hocking County
Cincinnati
Toledo
Marietta
Cleveland
Mansfield
Zanesville
Minnesota
Ohio
Search For Evers Killer
In Jackson Mississippi police and federal agents widened a major hunt for Medgar Evers assassin. Widow Evers urged Negroes to persist in the civil rights fight as tensions surged. Authorities found a 30.06 Enfield rifle linked to the shooting amid ongoing unrest downtown and at Jackson State College.
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Jackson
Miss
Medgar W. Evers
M.B. Pierce
Evers
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Cleve McDowell
William R. Lynch
Meredith
Ole Miss
NAACP
Jackson State (Negro) College
Cecil Hathaway
Sweet Land of Liberty
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House Industry and Labor Committee
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