Central Intelligence Agency Keeps Supersecret Status
Washington AP reports on the CIA’s hidden budget and secrecy. It notes a yearly appropriation around 350 million dollars and outlines the agency’s confidential operations and high-level oversight by a small congressional subcommittee.
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Congress
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Eisenhower
State Fish Game Hearing Set for June 26 in Columbus
The annual state fish and game hearing is scheduled for Thursday June 26 at 9 30 a m in Room 2 of the Ohio Departments Building Columbus A W Short Wildlife Division administrative assistant announced Ralph Moorhead Logan Hocking County treasurer will represent sportsmen from District 4 at the district to state hearings. District representatives will deliver district recommendations to the Ohio Wildlife Council after hearings.
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A. W. Short
Wildlife Division
Ralph Moorhead
Logan
Hocking County
Athens
Harry Armstrong
Ohio
Ohio Wildlife Council
Short
Wildlife Council
Cedric Fischer Dies After Stroke at Summer Cabin
Cedric Earl Fischer 62 died on arrival at University Hospital at 11 25 a m Tuesday after a stroke at his Miller Road summer cabin near Rockbridge The Columbus man once operated a Columbus garage with his sons Survived by his wife Hilda four daughters Norma Rosenberry Mildred Kagan Ruth Lambert Joyce Delaway and five sons Robert Richard Ralph James Ronald Funeral arrangements by Feil Funeral Home Columbus are incomplete
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University Hospital
Miller Rd
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Fischer
Ronald
Forest Glenn
Logan
Hilda
Norma Rosenberry
Mildred Kagan
Ruth Lambert
Joyce Delaway
Robert
Richard
Ralph
James
Feil Funeral Home
King Ave
Body Recovered From Scioto River Tragedy
Circleville resident Glenn Forrest, 31, drowned Friday when his boat overturned in the Scioto River. Sheriff’s deputies recovered his body Tuesday.
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Pickaway County
Glenn Forrest
Scioto River
Senate Labor Bill Clears Senate Amid House Doubts
The Senate approved a broad labor control bill by 88 to 1 after five days of debate. House leaders see little chance of passage this year, though hearings will continue on a separate general bill. Key provisions demand union financial reports, elections, term limits, and penalties, with two major unions gains including voting rights for replaced strikers and prejob agreements legalization.
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House
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D-Ky
George W. Malone
Rnev
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
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D-Ark
McClellan
William F. Knowland
R.calif
Waltonian Dinner Meeting Slated Thursday Night
Hocking County chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America will hold its monthly dinner meeting in the Waltonian clubhouse on Lake Logan Thursday night. Dinner will be served at 6 30 o clock. Natco Corp personnel will serve the dinner. Several fishing films will be shown following the business meeting. The menu will consist of fried chicken potatoes and gravy creamed peas salad homemade bread pie and coffee.
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Hocking County
Izaak Walton League of America
Lake Logan
C. S. Matheny
Natco Corp
Pomeroy considers street cleaning bond and parking permits
Village Council moved to place a .25 mill bond issue on November ballots to raise 20000 for street cleaning and maintenance for five years and to issue parking permits for vehicles owned by local businessmen.
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Pomeroy
E. F. Robinson
Lake Shipping Down in May on Great Lakes
The Lake Carriers Assn reports May coal shipments totaled 4,895,983 net tons and iron ore at 4,060,611 gross tons, the smallest May movement since 1946.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Boys' State Organization Shaping Up at Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio AP report on Buckeye Boys State where Gov. Robert S. Thompson named Don Griffith of Akron as director of taxation and announced cabinet picks for public health mental hygiene highway safety adjutant general and other key posts. Public Utilities commissioners named as Roscoe Faith and Jones. Joseph Frenzel Jr. named superintendent of ...
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Ohio
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Buckeye Boys State
Robert S. Thompson
Warren
Don Griffith
Akron
John Lowe
Marysville
Jerry Bicuccio
Euclid
Nicholas Pry
Crestline
James Lambert
Carl Jones
Youngstown
Joseph Frenzel Jr
New Philadelphia
Wallace Blake Nets Kiwanis Vice President Role
Wallace E. Blake, Logan schools superintendent, was elected vice president of the Logan Kiwanis Club at Tuesday’s dinner. He succeeds Dr. Raymond Houk who leaves Logan in July to practice veterinary medicine at Chillicothe. The president will be installed next week as Dewey Ringhiser Jr and Rhythm Drifters performed a varied musical program.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Blake
Raymond Houk
Chillicothe
Dewey Ringhiser Jr
Rhythm Drifters
Dale Carpenter
Ernest Geiger
Near Logan
Lawrence T. Webb
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