Wheatons Visit Neotoma In Clear Creek Valley
Charles Goslin recalls a Wheaton Club nature outing in Clear Creek Valley near Neotoma. The group observes wood ducks, vultures, warblers, wrens, and thrushes, notes old landmarks, nests, and habitat changes, and details sightings of Kentucky warbler nests and Acadian flycatcher nesting behavior along the ridge and stream.
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Charles Goslin
Daily News
Clear Creek
Rt. 33
Neotoma
Wheaton Club
Harry Mathies
Pine Grove
Hocking River
Seimofield Gas Co
Golden Wing
Brushy Fork
Louisiana
Ealalda
Written Rock
Tereas
Kemmice
Portsmouth
Gulf
Old Sorane
Kennedy Gets Postponement In Rail Strike
The White House announced that railroads and five operating unions agreed to postpone the strike deadline to July 10 while resuming negotiations over work rule changes that could eliminate about 40,000 firemen. President Kennedy urged both sides to maintain the status quo and warned Congress may be asked for legislation if no agreement is reached by July 10.
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White House
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Judge Brown Prohibits 8 Boys on Probation after Local Incidents
Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangart Brown placed eight area boys on probation after hearings. Six involved in ransacking trucks at Logan Clay Products, theft of a pistol, and break-ins at Landmark Store and a Tansky garage apartment. An 11 year old Logan boy faced ransacking and pistol theft charges, others faced similar offenses with probation.
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Logan Clay Products Co
Logan Clay
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E. Main St
Logan
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SEOGA Pro-Am Opens with 65 Scoring by Athens Pair
Athens team of Jim Romanowski and Butch Gardner won the SEOGA pro-am with 65 strokes at Hocking Hills, a two-day 36-hole event opening Friday. Runner-up was Gene and Joe Charney with 66. Ninety golfers from nine clubs tee off for team and individual titles as Gallipolis defends and Rizak defends medalist.
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Romanowski
Hocking Hills
Athens Country Club
Gardner
Athens
Jim Romanowski
Butch Gardner
Southeastern Golf Association
Gene
Joe Charney
Gallipolis
Frank Rizak
Cambridge
Logan
Robin Gardner
France Won't Pay Congo Dues, UN Budget Blocked
France refuses to contribute to the U N Congo operation saying it owes 14 million dollars in Congo dues dating to 1960. French delegate Roger Seydoux stated the position to the General Assembly's budgetary committee in New York.
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United Nations, N.Y
France
U.N. Congo
Roger Seydoux
General Assembly
Congo
Weekend Outlook for Hocking Valley Sees Mild Temperatures
Fair weather expected in the Hocking Valley for Sunday. Friday reached 81 degrees by 3 30 p m with a morning low near 51 and a later high around 83 at 11 a m.
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Hocking Valley
Harold W. Larimer Dies Civic Leader at 68 in Logan
Harold W. Larimer 68 longtime Logan engineer civic and political figure died at Hocking Valley Hospital after illness. He led in Republican politics served on Logan city council school board and county election board. Survived by wife Myrtle son Harold Jr daughter Catherine Lackey two brothers a sister and two grandchildren. Burial at Oak Saphee Pee. funeral arrangements set at Leonard Funeral Home with Masonic and Elks services planned.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
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General Hocking Brick Co
Collingswood Brick Co
Cleveland
Maple
Seoul
Mer
Methodist Church
Valley of Columbus
Scottish Rite
Izaak Walton League
Logan Post
American Legion
Charles
Idella Plunk Larimer
Logan High School
Myrtle
Harold W. Jr
Catherine Lackey
Columbus
Frank
John
Circleville
Florence la
Soviet Flier Reaches 24 Hours in Orbit on Space Flight
Bykovsky completes the first 24 hours aloft in a space mission likely to last several days and to be followed by a parallel flight by a Soviet woman cosmonaut. Tass reports he is well, with a hearty appetite, and notes a second craft would join his orbit.
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Vale F. Bykovsky
Bykovsky
Turin
Italy
Giovandettista
Achille Judica-Cordiglia Lo
U.S
Ansa
Khrushchev
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Moscow Radio
Greensboro Desegregation Pact Broadly Brings Facilities Open
About 50 restaurants hotels motels and theaters in Greensboro North Carolina have agreed to desegregate their facilities. The agreement aims to end racial segregation and allow equal access to public accommodations in the city.
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Greensboro
N.C
Thousands Mourn At Negro's Rites
In Jackson Mississippi thousands gather for the funeral of Medgar Evers slain for integration. The National Council of Churches asks churches nationwide to toll bells for 15 minutes at noon. A mass procession faces uncertain police approval amid racial tensions. The funeral is at the Negro Masonic Temple with Arlington burial planned. Police and FBI investigations continue into Evers's killing. NAACP and Jackson desegregation leaders vow further demonstrations despite a Supreme Court setback.
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Jackson
Miss
Medgar Evers
National Council of Churches
United States
Evers
M. B. Pierce
Martin H. McGee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
Peece
Collins Funeral Home
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
FBI
Pierce
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles Jones
Camp
Britain awaits Macmillan decision on Profumo debate
London AP says Prime Minister Macmillan retreats to his country home to prepare for Monday's crucial Commons debate on the Profumo affair involving Christine Keeler John Profumo and Yuri Ivanov. The move follows pressure from Conservative ranks amid the scandal.
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London
Macmillan
Profumo
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Yevgeny Ivanov
Negroes In Nation's Capital Win Pledge Of Fair Housing
Washington witnesses a large peaceful march with about 3000 participants demanding end to housing bias and job discrimination. The protest ends with a pledge on fair housing, while hopes for a Capitol Hill sit-in persist and National Guard patrols resume in Md. to enforce a curfew amid mounting civil rights tensions.
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