Republicans file nine of thirteen candidate expense reports
Nine of 13 Republican candidates in the May primary filed receipts and expenditures with the Hocking County election board by noon. Several filed amounts include Merril B. Haney at 134.40 and Sylvia Louise Smith at 18, while others listed no expenses beyond filing fees. Two candidates, George F. Dunigan and Eugene B. Davis, have yet to file. Ohio law requires all but certain unopposed or party committees to file, with penalties potentially disqualifying a candidate for five years.
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Hocking County Election Board
Merril B. Haney
N. Mul St
Logan
Jack Moorehead
Sylvia Louise Smith
N. Mulberry Sr
James Irvine
Second Ward
Irvine
James H. Johnson
Walhending Ave
Third Ward
Edwin C. Johnston
Second St
Sheldon S. Johnson Jr
North St
William W. Evans
Church St
First Ward
Charles Gambrel
W. Second St
Fourth Ward
Virginia F. Gano
S. Culver St
Robert E. Gosnell
Mound St
George F. Dunigan
Eugene B. Davis
Coun
Ohio
Eisenhower Aides Blocked 1954 Vietnam Elections
Washington Post report says the Eisenhower administration sought to block nationwide elections in Vietnam during the 1954 Geneva Conference. A Pentagon study suggests South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem resisted talks with Hanoi and refused to discuss elections with the Communists.
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Washington
Washington Post
Eisenhower
Vietnam
The
Post
Pentagon
Eisenhower White House
Ho Chi Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hanoi
Copper Wire Thieves Halt Phone Service in Washington Town
In BUCODA Washington 135 subscribers lost service after six miles of copper wire were stolen from telephone poles during the night Police and FBI agents are investigating the theft The Tenino Telephone Co. manager FE A Peterson reported the incident and located the source of trouble quickly.
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Bucoda
Wash
Washington
FE. A. Peterson
Tenino Telephone Co
FBI
White House Shifts on Jobs Bill Seeking Compromise
Washington sources say the White House may drop objections to a public service jobs bill and seek a cheaper agreement. Senate and House negotiators consider a revised package after talks with Lawrence Silberman, amid high unemployment and strained city state budgets.
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Washington
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
House
Nixon
Congress
Senate House
White House
Lawrence H. Silberman
Flashing Light Meteor Sightings Across Three States
FAA reports flashes of white light from a flaming ball over Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan on Thursday night as likely from a meteorite. Most calls came from near Bellevue in Sandusky County Ohio.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Federal Aviation Agency
Pennsylvania
Michigan
FAA
Bellevue
Sandusky County
Mexican Frogs Enter UM Team in Pomeroy Jump
University of Michigan entered several light brown Mexican frogs in a frog jump contest at Pomeroy Ohio. Prof George Nace of the UM Amphibian Facility said the Mexican frogs leap farther than larger American bullfrogs, boosting their chances.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Pomeroy
Ohio
George Nace
Waving the Bloody Shirt in Postwar Republican Era
A description of the phrase used to describe political efforts to keep southern coercion alive during two decades of Republican dominance after the Civil War. The term reflects the attention on Civil War loyalties and the push to influence Reconstruction politics.
Demos Criticize GOP Tax Plan Amid Ohio Budget Talks
Financial experts in the Gilligan administration call the latest GOP tax proposal an administrative nightmare and unconstitutional. The plan adds an eight-tenths percent county income tax and a three percent corporate tax atop the existing franchise tax, plus a constitutional amendment to curb future tax increases without statewide voter approval.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gilligan
House
Ways and Means Committee
City Police Cite Two Motorists
Logan police cited two motorists for traffic violations. Leroy K. Porter 16 of 138 Ruth Ave was cited at 10 45 p m for speeding on Mohican Ave and will appear in juvenile court. Charles W Mock 20 of Logan Rt 3 was cited at 3 25 p m on W Hunter St for cutting across private property and will appear in mayor s court at 10 a m Saturday.
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Logan
Leroy K. Porter
Ruth Ave
Mohican Ave
Charles W. Mock
Logan Rt. 3
W. Hunter St
Mayor's Court
Hamilton County Seeks Detention Site
Hamilton County opens search for a juvenile detention center site after federal funds for a $4 million addition are withdrawn. County administrator R A Anderegg says space is lacking on current grounds. $40 000 was spent on architectural fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
R. A. Anderegg
Judge Brown To Speak At Lutheran Women Meeting
Hocking County Probate Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown will be guest speaker at the American Lutheran Church Women gathering at 7 p.m. Tuesday June 29 at St John Lutheran Church Pleasant Valley Road.
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American Lutheran Church
St. John Lutheran Church
Pleasant Valley Rd
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Ohio State Degrees Awarded To Local Graduates
Two Hocking Countians earned degrees from Ohio State University. John R. Hansley received a bachelor of science in business administration and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Air Force. Larry Joe Goldsberry earned agronomy and held ROTC honors. he will be stationed at Fort Lee Virginia after July 7.
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Hocking
John Stallsmith
Roseanne Gabriel
John
Chris Walsh
Army
Air Force
Goldsberry
Kathy
Ft. Lee
Grandchild of Logan Woman Set for Missionary Training
Miss Darda Brown 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Brown of Newark begins 30 days of missionary training June 28 in Puerto Rico Haiti and the Virgin Islands as part of the International Youth Corps of United Pentecostal Organizations. She travels with family to Miami then Port au Prince and journeys by plane boat and horseback to backland stations. She is Newark High School graduate and plans Apostolic Bible Institute attendance this fall. She is active in church activities including Sunday School secretary and choir member.
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Darda Brown
Roger Brown
Newark
Puerto Rico
Haiti
Virgin Islands
Darda
Edith Windle
Church Sr
Frank Brown Sr
Junction City
Henry Windle
Grover St
Nelsonville
United States
International Youth Corps of the
United Pentecostal Organizations
St. Louis
Browns
Mark
Miami
Fla
Port Au Prince
Backland
Miss Brown
Newark High
Apostolic Bible Institute
St. Paul
Minn
Big Bear
Christian Apostolic Church
4-H Club News Summer Clover Ettes Meetings
Fourteen members one guest and four advisors met at the John Kuhn home and voted to attend the officers and advisors training meeting. Nine members and one advisor gathered at Calvin Bainter's home as the safety committee worked on its scrapbook.
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John Kuhn
Calvin Bainter
Safety Committee
Garfalo Named Oxford Talawanda School Superintendent
Dr. Marius P. Garfalo 53 will become superintendent of the Oxford Talawanda School District July 28 succeeding Dr. James Coad who resigned to lead schools in Benson ville Illinois. Garfalo currently directs the division of educational opportunity service for Cincinnati Public Schools.
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Oxford, Ohio
Marius P. Garfalo
Division of Educational Opportunity Service
Cincinnati Public Schools
Oxford Talawanda
James Coad
Bensenville, Ill
Chicago
Fairview United Methodist Church Homecoming Sunday
Fairview United Methodist Church hosts a homecoming on Sunday June 27 with a noon basket dinner and a 1 30 p m service. The Rev A B Malloy will speak and the Angelaires will perform as featured singers.
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Fairview United Methodist Church
A. B. Malloy
Angelaires
Kiphen Named Superintendent at Lancaster Essex Plant
Henry Kiphen of 350 E Wheeling St Lancaster has been promoted to superintendent of the Lancaster Essex plant. A Kokomo Indiana native and Marine veteran, Kiphen has worked for Essex since 1947. He is married to Jo Ella Adcock and has two children Myles and Randi.
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Henry
Kip) Kiphen
Wheeling St
Lancaster
Lancaster Essex
Jo Ella Adcock
Bruce Adcock
Logan Rt. 2
Alta Mount
Mansfield
Kiphen
Kokomo
Ind
Essex
Kipkens
Myles
Ohio University
Randi
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Two Logan Residents Earn OU Degrees
Two Logan residents graduated from Ohio University on June 13. Deborah M. Anderson cum laude in hearing and speech sciences will work as a speech therapist at Trade Winds Rehabilitation Center in Gary Indiana. George Warner Johnson earned a history and government degree and will pursue graduate study in education after four years in ROTC and a summer training camp in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio University
Deborah M. Anderson
Sterling Anderson
N. Market St
Johnson
Pennsylvania
House Seen Passing New Welfare Plan
Backers predict the House will approve a sweeping federal welfare system next week. Debate begins Monday with a vote expected Tuesday. The plan provides $2400 annually for a four person family, allows states to keep higher assistance, and aims to save $1.6 billion by federalizing welfare.
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Washington
House
Nixon
The Matterhorn: A Statured Peak of the Swiss Alps
The Matterhorn stands as a towering peak in the Swiss Alps renowned for its pyramid shaped summit and dramatic prominence. It anchors climbers and guides experiences in the Pennine Alps near Zermatt attracting alpinists and tourists alike.
Lima State Hospital attendants claim control of patient treatment
An anonymous Lima State Hospital attendant told Cleveland reporters that attendants direct patient care including shock treatment when holding grudges. He cited 25 compliant physicians and staff who were dismissed amid concerns and said 265 of 530 employees are related by blood or marriage, hindering action on mistreatment.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lima State Hospital
Joseph J
the Plain Dealer
Lima
Estate of Thurman Russell Williams Appraised in Probate Court
The probate court approved the estate appraisal for the late Thurman Russell Williams of Rockbridge Route 1. Appraisers named were McKinley Hansen, Vernie Stahr and Thelma B. Eversole. A marriage license was issued for Jerry Lowell Patterson and Melo dee Sue Gibson, ages 23 and 18, residing in Sugar Grove and Logan Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Russell Williams
Rockbridge
Jerry Lowell Patterson
Sugar Grove
Melodee Sue Gibson
Logan Rt. 2
McCall recalls nearly 2000 workers as plant operations resume
Dayton Ohio AP reports McCall Corp recalls about 2000 workers after a labor dispute ending. President Charles Aikman says the plant will exceed 4000 employees by July 26 as printing operations return to normal.
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Dayton, Ohio
McCall Corp
Charles Aikman
Nixon Rides In Rochester Urban Motorcade
President Nixon visited Rochester to meet newspaper and broadcast executives from 12 states and the District of Columbia and to brief a revenue sharing group. He rode from Monroe County Airport to a hotel as a public appearance with no planned campaign-style route, though crowds could form spontaneously along the downtown streets.
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Rochester
N.Y
Nixon
Pat
Monroe County
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
District of Columbia
Citizens
Administration
Two Brothers Arrested as Suspicious Persons
Arthur Bush age 47 of Logan Route 4 and William Everett Bush age 36 of EF Front Street were arrested by city police on James Road at 8:10 p.m. Thursday for being suspicious persons. Police say the brothers were begging money from residents. They remain in jail awaiting arraignment in mayor's court.
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Arthur Bush
Logan Rt
William Everett Bush
Front St
James Rd
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