Hocking Valley jobless claims rise sharply in latest week
Unemployment in Hocking and Athens counties jumps from 709 to 909 with Godman Shoe Co fluctuation driving the rise. Athens totals ease from 357 to 335 two weeks ago to last week 335 while initial claims move 319 to 303. Continued claims edge up, and a nurse position is listed by the Logan Ohio State Employment Service.
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Hocking
Athens
Homer Schein
Logan
Ohio State Employment Service
Athens County
Emae
Hocking County
County Courts Marriage License and Partition Suit Filed
County courts issue Billy Emerson McBride and Barbara Ann Edgar marriage licenses. A. B. Doty Oilboro Ky files partition suit against Arthur Wilkinson and others to divide an 80 acre Washington Two lease and personal property, listing specific ownership shares for multiple named individuals.
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Billy Emerson McBride
Logan Rt. 2
Barbara Ann Edgar
A. B
Doty
C. Ralph Webb
Orlando
Fla
Ethel Banston
Fila
K. J. Yonker
North Muskegon
Mich
Joseph Pray
Warren
Donald Reese
Jane H. Doty
Owensboro
Alabama Grants Third Negro Entry Into University System
A 27 year old Black scientist enrolled in the University of Alabama System for Post Graduate Work at the extension center in Huntsville with Justice Department officials aiding in registration. He is the third Black person to enter the university that week, while Gov. Wallace was not present. He is a Navy veteran employed by NASA and paused his work to register at the campus facility.
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Huntsville
Ala
University of Alabama
U.S. Department of Justice
Dave Mack McGlathery
University Extension Center
George C. Wallace
Tuscaloosa
McGlathery
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Teens attack and rape girl in park and stab her escort
In Cleveland at Rockefeller Park a 15 year old white girl suffered rape and multiple stab wounds by six teenagers. Her escort Thomas Giffin 18 was also stabbed and bruised. Both victims were hospitalized and investigators sought the assailants.
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Cleveland
Rockefeller Park
Mount Sinai Hospital
Thomas Giffin
Giffin
Stock Market Moves Higher on Mixed Early Trading
The New York market rose unevenly with motors and tobaccos leading gains as the AP 60 average advanced .5 to 273.0 at noon. Twentieth Century-Fox fell after Cleopatra premiere but recovered some, while steels rails and airlines rose and chemicals lagged. savings and loan shares mixed on rate news.
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NEW York
Motors and Tobaccos
Twentieth Century-Fox
Associated Press
U.S. Paper and Paperboard Output Rises in 1962
U S production of paper and paperboard climbed to about 37.5 million tons in 1962, up 2 million from 1961. Domestic consumption also rose by 2 million tons to 42 million.
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U.S
Logan Wins Safety Awards Across 1962 Records
Logan Ohio earned NSC Certificate of Achievement for no traffic deaths in 1962 and a AAA Pedestrian Safety Award. The city, one of four Ohio towns to win, was lauded for casualty and accident prevention records, school patrols, and pedestrian safety education. Nelsonville also received a AAA pedestrian safety award with a public plaque planned.
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Logan
Ohio
NSC
Council
AAA
U.S
Auto Club of
Southern Ohio
Roy Kelch
Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Howard R. Giffin
Automobile Club of Southern Ohio
Giffin
Saudi Denies Jews Among American Servicemen
Beir ut Saudi defense ministry says American servicemen of Jewish faith have not been allowed and would not be allowed in Saudi territory. The denial follows a Defense Department letter to the American Jewish Committee noting some Jewish servicemen were assigned to duty in Saudi Arabia for the first time in years.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Defense and Air Ministry
Mecca
U.S. Defense Department
American Jewish Committee
Department
Cleveland Suburban Euclid Announces $30 Million Apartment Project
Plans reveal a $30 million apartment house project in Euclid with 13 buildings of six or seven stories. The development outlines significant investment in suburban Cleveland and signals a major residential expansion for the area led by local developers.
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Cleveland
Euclid
Deaths and Funerals In Ohio Communities
Mrs. Kathleen Tyler 36 died at home in Detroit after a short illness. She was wife of John Tyler and a former Hocking County resident. Survived by mother Gertie Lehman and father Harold Bartlett, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at South Bloomingville with Adelphi Cemetery burial. Arrangements by Heinlein Funeral Home incomplete. Mrs. Charles A. Cox 51 of Laurelville Rt.1 died at sister’s home in Columbus. Born in Columbus she was Methodist and survived by children, siblings, and grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Saturday Evans Funeral Home Columbus with Forest Lawn Cemetery burial. Hill Funeral Home Kingston and Evans noting calling times.
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Kathleen Tyler
Detroit
Mich
John Tyler
Chillicothe
Hocking County
Laurelville
Gertie Lehman
South Bloomingville
Harold Bartlett
Donald
Ronand
David
Kansas
Catherine Dufford
Canal Winchester
Shirley Best
Adelphi Cemetery
Heinlein Funeral Home
Charles A
Ruth) Cox
Rt. 1
Foster Pritchard
Columbus
Cox
John and
Almeda Spohn
Jamestown Methodist Church
Pritchard
William Kopis
Lorain
Clarence
Raymond Spohn
William Woodworth
Grove City
Evans Funeral Home
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Hill Funeral Home
Kingston
Castro raiders hold two cops after sea gun fight
In Marathon Florida a small anti-Castro group says they killed two Castro militiamen in a clash at sea. Manuel Quizo 31 and nine men seized a fishing boat with its skipper and two militiamen. they are detained by U S authorities. Evangelio Rufin Calero 36 is hospitalized with a bullet wound. The State Department offered the seized fishing boat skipper and two Castro service men to Cuba on request.
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Marathon
Fla
Cuba
Manuel Quizo
Miami
Florida Keys
Quiza
U.S
Evangelio Rufin Calero
State Department
Mead Paper Workers to vote on union representation in Chillicothe
The Mead Corp at Chillicothe Ohio will hold a June 20 election supervised by the NLRB to decide if 2250 employees will be represented by District 50 United Mine Workers or International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, or choose no union. A separate vote will cover 250 Mead construction workers from the 2000 production maintenance and technical service staff.
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Cincinnati
Mead Corp
Chillicothe
Ohio
National Labor Relations Board
United Mine Workers
Afl-Cio International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper
NLRB
Mead Construction
Kennedy and Congress Hear Civil Rights Briefing at White House
President Kennedy and 11 congressional leaders from both parties met for 70 minutes in the White House Cabinet room to discuss the coming civil rights message to Congress and broader civil rights issues. Attendees included Vice President Johnson and leaders from both parties in the Senate and House. Andrew Hatcher said Eisenhower and Truman may meet Kennedy, with Truman in town for dinner and Eisenhower scheduled Wednesday.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Senate
House
National Council of Senior Citizens
Andrew T. Hatcher
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Administration
Congress
Hatcher
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
George Smathers
D-Fla
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
John W. McCormack
Mass
Carl Albert
Okla
Hale Boggs
D-La
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Leslie Arends
Ill
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Southern Senators Prepare Fight Over Civil Rights Bill
Eighteen Dixie senators led by Richard Russell meet in a closed session to oppose President Kennedy’s civil rights push. They denounce a plan to bar private discrimination by stores hotels and theaters as a step toward statism and a revival of unconstitutional limits on private property.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dixie
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Congress
Russell
Supreme Court
Community notices and family milestones in town
Church calls for volunteers to remove bricks today at 5 p.m. and for Boy Scout Troop 160 and Red Men Tuckahoo 266 members to attend meetings. Dr. Ray Kelch from San Francisco visits, plans research in Pasadena, and Ma Katherine Watson is born June 7 at Hocking Valley Hospital. Stephen Zachel II to enroll at the University of Toledo this fall.
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Weaders
Boy Scout Troop 160
Tuckahoo
Saving Hardware
Ray Kelch
San Francisco
Calif
A. R. Kelch
Warner Ave
Kelch
San Francisco State College
Huntington Library
Pasadena
Harry B. Watson
Virginia Jo Gano
N. Orchard Sr
Hocking Valley
Hos
Ma Katherine
A' Gano
Logan
Henry D. Watson
Pt. Pleasant, W. Va
Charles Breene
Essie Gano
Stephen L. Zachel II
Toledo
University of Toledo
Stephen Zachel
Betty Byers
James Byers
Central Catholic High School
Mayors Back Kennedy Plea For Harmony
Honolulu AP report says the nation s mayors endorsed President Kennedy s call for racial harmony by adopting a five point civil rights program and adding a sixth point on shared responsibility. The measure restates Kennedy recommendations including biracial HR committees nondiscriminatory hiring lawful housing access and efforts to curb school dropouts.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
Resolutions Committee
Cambridge Plant To Get Part Of Army Contract
The Radio Corp of America's Defense Electronic Products Division will share a $9,143,016 Army contract. About half the work for 7,644 radio sets and 3,300 receiver transmitters will be done at the Cambridge Ohio plant and the other half at the Camden New Jersey plant.
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Washington
Radio Corp. of America
Defense Electronic Products Division
Cambridge
Ohio
Army
Camden, N.J
Masonic Bodies Elect and Install Officers in Twin Group
Logan Chapter No. 75 of Royal Arch Masons and Hock-Hocking Council No. 39 of Royal and Select Masters elected and installed officers Tuesday night. Officers for Chapter 75 include James E. Shaw high priest and Ralph G. Moore secretary. council officers list William C. Mock illustrious master and James E. Shaw deputy master. Rolls note installing officers Rolland Bright and Harry W. Reeves. Annual reports show increased monterey. A meal followed the meetings.
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Earl Bowers
Harold E. Rheinscheid
Dale F. Maybee
O. O. Stephenson
Harry W. Reeves
Harry Reeves
The
York
Charles E. Keller
Rolland Bright
Monterey
Monk S Wearing Monk’s Garb Sheds Habit in Akron
Akron Ohio AP The brown habit and hood worn by Steven Dalessandro for 13 months 13 days were discarded for regular clothing at St Anthony’s Church. Rt Rev Msgr Angelo Trivisonno blessed the boy at a 9 am mass as restoration of a vow of thanksgiving by his parents Ralph and ______. The family, married in 1956 in Roseta Italy, honors St Anthony tradition of placing monk garb on a child for 13 months as thanks for a blessing.
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Akron, Ohio
Steven Lawrence Dalessandro
Tony
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Angelo Trivisonno
Ralph Dalessandro
Dalessandro
Steven
Akron General Hospital
Dalessandros
Roseta
Italy
St. Anthony
Soviet Says JFK Supports Peaceful Co existence
A Soviet news commentator in Soviet Russia Eduard Baskakov wrote that President Kennedy has recognized the need for peaceful co existence and publicly urged re valuating Soviet American relations. Baskakov cited Kennedy s plea for mutual tolerance as a step toward nuclear disarmament and world peace.
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Moscow
Kennedy
Eduard Baskakov
Russia
United States
Baskakov
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