Nelsonville Man Harvey Hall 62 Dies After Canal Street Crash
Harvey W. Hall 62 of Nelsonville died after being struck on Canal Street near Harper Street by a westbound car driven by 18 year old Charles Robinette. The Mary Mount St. Mary Hospital said Hall suffered a fractured skull and leg injuries. Funeral services will be held Monday at Johnson Funeral Home with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. He was survived by two sisters Etta Matheny and Sarah Smith.
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Canal St
Rt. 33
Nelsonville
Harvey W. Hall
Harper St
Hall
Charles Curtis Robinette
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Helen Robinette
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Athens County
Charles Patton
William
Elizabeth Hall
Etta Matheny
Sarah Smith
Stewart Rt. 1
Johnson Funeral Home
John Minsker
Green Lawn Cemetery
Boys State selects gubernatorial candidates in Ohio
Athens AP reports Buckeye Boys State will elect its governor Sunday between Gregory L. McKenzie of Cincinnati and Bruce Core of Washington Court House. McKenzie, Nationalist, won on the third ballot. Core, Federalist, on the fifth. The convention also announced party platforms and other offices. The Hetuck daily student newspaper began operations with Wallace Judd Jr. as editor and led by staff from multiple area high schools.
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Athens
Ohio
Buckeye Boys State
Gregory L. McKenzie
Cincinnati
Bruce Core
Washington Court House
McKenzie
Nationalist Party
Core
Federalist
Ohio American Legion School
Ohio University
Luther Oberhaus
Holgate
Geoffrey Utterbach
Bill Lieber
Alliance Core
Jeffrey Johnson
Vienna
Trumbull County
Wickliffe
Dick Plunkett
Canton
Hal Varian
Wooster
James Soller
Youngstown
John Walter
Parma
Liquor Hearing Set For Hocking VFW Post
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission will hold a public hearing Wednesday on a charge of after hours consumption against Hocking VFW Post 6430. The hearing takes place in the third floor room of the Federal Saving and Loan Building at 219 High Street in Columbus.
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Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Hocking Vfw
Federal Saving and Loan Building
High St
Columbus
Weekend Oriented Thunderstorms Forecast in Hocking Valley
More scattered thundershowers are forecast for the Hocking Valley through Sunday. Friday’s high reached 91 degrees and last night’s low was 72. It was 85 degrees at 10 30 a.m. today.
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Hocking Valley
Lancaster Youth Slated for Tests
John Carter a Fairfield County high school junior faces three pleas in the slaying of Vanetta Brucker, a storekeeper, after his arrest following the April 6 incident. Mental competency tests are ordered for Lima State Hospital.
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Lancaster, Ohio
Lima State Hospital
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
John Carter
Vanetta Brucker
Logan Man Fined, Jailed For DWI
Clifford E. Thompson, 31, of 526 West St., was fined 150 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in jail by Mayor Jack Moorehead today for drunken driving. Thompson was arrested by city police on Main St. at 12 15 a m today.
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Clifford E. Thompson
West St
Jack Moorehead
Thompson
Main St
Few Changes Expected In Rights Bill
Senator Hubert Humphrey, floor manager, says the civil rights bill faces likely House acceptance of Senate amendments and swift passage. If approved, it would go to President Johnson for signing, possibly by July Fourth, before the Republican convention recess.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
House
Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Congress
San Francisco
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Minnesotan
Deer Park liquor store audits show cash and merchandise shortages
An audit of the Deer Park state liquor store near Cincinnati reveals a shortage of 2313.66 in cash and 1435.24 in merchandise. The findings spotlight gaps in the store’s financial records and inventory handling.
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Columbus, Ohio
Deer Park State Liquor
Cincinnati
Americans In Viet Nam Levy Scorched Earth Against Reds
In Saigon a senior American special forces officer says vowed scorched earth tactics will continue near the Cambodian border after a week of operations along the Waico Oriental River. Reports say Viet Cong are rebuilding in Tay Ninh Province as U S forces press a relocation program while propaganda leaflets tempt Viet Cong to surrender and join rehabilitation camps.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Waico Oriental
Mekong River
Cambodia
Sampan
Tay Ninh Province
U.S
Tay Ninh
Lincolnian Crusade Opened By Scranton
West German Chancellor Erhard and President Johnson touted a stable transatlantic accord after Moscow signed a Soviet East German pact. U.S. officials view the treaty as a diplomatic setback for Ulbricht, while promising vigilance and Western unity in Berlin and Europe.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
U.S.S.R
Moscow
State Department
Walter Ulbricht
White House Rose Garden
Erhard
Lbj Ranch
Europe
Germany
United States
White House
Soviet Union
Berlin
Soviet Russia
Median U S family income hits record 6249 in 1963
Census data show the national median family income rising 5 percent to 6249 in 1963. White families averaged 6548 while Black families averaged 3465. Poverty line defined at 3000. About 8.8 million families remained below it.
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Washington
U.S
Census Bureau
Johnson
Viet Cong Derails Trains in Saigon-Vung Tau Rail Route
Viet Cong mines derailed three trains and blew up two trucks on the Saigon Vung Tau line, killing six. Government forces struck Viet Cong near Vinh Lai in Ba Xuyen Province, killing 13. A U.S. Marine unit was established in Quang Tri Province near Laos and North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ministry of Defense
Vuang Tri
Vinh Lai
Ba Xuyen
United States
U.S
Quang Cri
Laos
Viet Nam
Armco Cleared In Labor Dispute By Judge
Federal Judge rules Armco Steel Corp not violating labor law by barring employees at its Middletown plant from distributing campaign literature during a union election. Judge John W Peck refused NLRB injunction seeking to block the policy.
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Cincinnati
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
U. S
John W Peck
National Labor Relations Board
Eighty Two New MDs Honored at UC Commencement
In Cincinnati eighty two graduates received their medical diplomas at the University of Cincinnati during the weekend commencement.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Goldwater Leads As Delegates Grow Ahead Of Convention
Barry Goldwater remains the with the lead in delegate votes with 574 on first-ballot tallies. Connecticut, New Mexico, Idaho and Virginia hold selections today as Scranton enters the race. The AP survey lists Rockefeller 131, Scranton 92, Lodge 46, Smith 15, Nixon 14, with 217 uncommitted and 110 favorite uncommitted.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Arizona
Associated Press
Connecticut
New Mexico
Idaho
Virginia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Hartford
Gov. Scranton
Goldwater
Maryland
Scranton
Baltimore
New York
Americans Defy Travel Rules With Cuba Visit
Ninety Americans including 73 men and women travel to Havana to visit Cuba despite State Department restrictions. Ed Lemansky led the group as a self described Communist organizer. Four Black students and several others declared opposition to U S policy and to keeping Americans from traveling to Cuba. The trip was arranged by the Student Committee for Travel to Cuba with expenses supported by the Cuban Federation of University Students.
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Havana
U.S
Cuba
State Department
United States
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ed Lemansky
Ernest Allen
Oakland
Calif
University of California At Berkeley
Luke Tripp
Detroit
Wayne State
Charles Berrard
Los Angeles
Los Angeles City College
Ron Bedford
St. Louis
Europe
Paris
Lemansky
Puerto Rico
Washington
Cuban Federation of University Students
Scranton enters GOP race amid Goldwater clash
Washington AP Scranton declares for Republican presidential nomination in a bid to challenge Goldwater, drawing praise from Eisenhower and Nixon’s wary response. He seeks delegates quickly, faces steep odds with Goldwater ahead 574 to 92 with 655 needed. Rockefeller welcomes Scranton, while some say the window is closing. Scranton predicts a costly uphill campaign to win key industrial states.
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Harrisburg
Maryland
Baltimore
Hartford
Connecticut
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Appalachia Highway Projects Mapped in Proposed Program
Washington AP reports chief Appalachian highway projects include routes linking Asheville North Carolina to Columbus Ohio and Interstate 70 at Hancock Maryland with northern West Virginia and southern Ohio. Acting deputy administrator Lowell K. Bridwell says these routes will create new connections and spur regional development.
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Washington
Asheville
N. C
Columbus
Ohio
Hancock
West Virginia
Lowell K. Bridwell
Federal
Appalachia
United States
New Hospital Seen as Economic Factor and Aid Drive
The Hocking County hospital building commission reports a fund drive aimed at 73000 to cover bid gaps. Contributions total 45270 as of today with 1600 more added, Barton A Hall noting the hospital will create jobs and boost the local economy.
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Hocking County Hospital Building Commission
Barton A. Hall
Commission
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Nelsonville
State To Seek Bids For Road Work In Parks
The state highway department will seek bids to improve roads and parking areas in Hocking Hills State Park. Bids due July 7. Project features stabilization with a modified base, patching with bituminous mix, and surface treatment across 2.52 miles in Benton, Laurel and Good Hope townships. Pavement width varies.
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State Highway Department
Hocking Hills State Park
Benton
Laurel
Good Hope
Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates 38th Birthday Trooping
Queen Elizabeth II marked her official 38th birthday with the Trooping the Colour ceremony at the Horse Guards Parade near Buckingham Palace in London.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
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Logan High School
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George Hummel
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