Brighter Employment Prospects In Hocking Valley
Hocking Valley unemployment claims stayed high last week but should ease with a new Goodyear plant in Logan. Total claims in Hocking and Athens counties reached 928, up from 909, as Homer Schein of the Ohio State Employment Service notes continued claims rose due to Godman Shoe Co. employee status changes. Initial claims in Hocking declined by one, while Athens saw a larger drop. national unemployment stood at 5.6 percent, up 0.4 from May 1962.
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Hocking Valley
Goodyear
Logan
Athens
Ae Homer Schein
Gan Office
Ohio State Ipployment Service
Schein
Godman Shoe Co
Hocking County
Godman
Athens County
Ohio May unemployment dips below national average
Unemployment figures show Ohio's May jobless rate easing to 4.2 percent with the civilian labor force unemployed, as Willard P. Dudley informs Gov. Rhodes. Regional claims data indicate fluctuations in initial and continued claims across Athens County and the two-county area amid ongoing changes over the period.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bureau of
Willard P. Dudley
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
County Courts Marriage License and Divorce Correction
Donald LeRoy Danner aged 24 and Gladys Opal Lowery aged 39 were issued a marriage license in Laurelville Rt 1. A correction states Gladys McNichols was granted a divorce from Lemuel McNichols on extreme cruelty grounds and she reverts to Gladys McManus. judge Harley Meyer orders defendant to pay costs, not alimony as previously reported.
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Donald LeRoy Danner
Laurelville Rt. 1
Gladys Opal Lowery
Gladys McNichols
Lemuel McNichols
Harley Meyer
Gladys McManus
Five Negroes Held in Death of White GI
Five Negroes surrendered and were charged with homicide in the death of Pvt. Edward J. Betcher 19 of Brooklyn after a Washington street brawl. Police say he died when run over by the defendants car after being knocked down in the scuffle.
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Washington
Edward J. Betcher
Brooklyn
N.Y
General Sessions Court
Sheila M. Turner
Floyd T. Smith
Leon Dillard Jr
Thomas A. Green
Gerald L. Jackie
Arlington
Richard J. Felber
Betcher
Pvts
James Spencer
Wethersfield, Conn
Philip J. Cheng
Seaside
Calif
Tiros Team Eyes Storms
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP Two Tiros weather satellites circle the globe monitoring hurricanes and typhoons Tiros 7 joins Tiros 6 in orbit to offer the most comprehensive photographic coverage of a full hurricane season The twin stations photograph cloud cover worldwide and transmit high quality images quickly to weather agencies on the first orbit Wednesday
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tiros
Tiros 7
Tiros 6
Thos 7
U S Soviet Sign Hot Line Accord in Geneva
The United States and Soviet Union signed a direct teletype hot line agreement in Geneva to prevent accidental war. Presidents Kennedy and Khrushchev would use the line. Charles C. Stelle and Semyon K. Tsarapkin signed for the American and Soviet delegations at the 17 nation disarmament conference.
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Geneva
Washington
Moscow
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Charles C. Stelle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Palace of Nations
Edward Durell Stone to Design National Cultural Center
Architect Edward Durell Stone is chosen to design the National Cultural Center in Washington D C. The announcement outlines Stone as the principal designer for the new cultural landmark planned as a major civic project in the nation’s capital.
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Edward Durell Stone
National Cultural Center
Washington, D.C
Funeral Services For Ed M. Godfrey At Logan
Funeral services for Ed M. Godfrey 86 of 169 Bowen St will be at 2 p m Saturday at Logan EUB Church replacing Friday as earlier advised Graveside rites for Amy Christine Kilbarger stillborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Kilbarger were held today at 2 30 p m in Oak Grove Cemetery Rev Fr Charles P Foy officiated She is survived by her parents two brothers Anthony Lyn and James Edward and grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Kilbarger of Sugar Grove Rt 1 and Mr and Mrs Joseph F Krannitz of 739 Warner Ave
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Ed M. Godfrey
Bowen St
Logan Eub Church
Oak Grove
Amy Christine Kilbarger
Edward Kilbarger
Logan Rt
Charles P. Foy
Anthony Lyn
James Edward
Henry Kilbarger
Sugar Grove
Rt. 1
Joseph F. Krannitz
Warner Ave
Siamese Twins Separated By Rare Surgery
In Pittsburgh at Children’s Hospital surgeons separated 14 day old Siamese twin girls Rose Mary and Ruth Ann Temoshenko after a four hour operation. The girls who shared one liver were joined from the fourth rib to below the navel and were reported doing fairly well with breathing and color improving though doctors warned 3 to 5 days would be needed to assess danger.
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Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
William B. Kiesewetter
Rose Mary
Ruth Ann
John Temoshenko
Tarentum
Kiesewetter
Actor Rooney Claims Bankruptcy Despite $12 Million Earned
Los Angeles AP reports actor Mickey Rooney 40 testifying at a bankruptcy hearing that practically all earnings in the past 15 years have been attached for taxes or debts. Rooney has earned about 12 million dollars over 30 years despite his bankruptcy filing.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Rooney
Steelworkers Union Holds Summer Seminar at Miami University
More than 100 members from United Steelworkers District 25 locals attend their annual summer institute this week at Miami University in Oxford Ohio. District 25 covers southwestern Ohio and northern Kentucky.
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Oxford, Ohio
United Steelworkers Union
District 25
Miami University
Ohio
Kentucky
Girl Graduates From Westerville As Honor Student
Margaret Elaine Workman granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Charles S Workman Logan Rt 4 graduated from Westerville High School as a four year honor student. She enrolled in Ohio State University summer quarter in the college of education and plans to become a teacher. She is the daughter of Mrs Bernice Workman of Westerville and Charles Workman of Columbus.
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Margaret Elaine Workman
Charles S. Workman
Logan Rt. 4
Westerville High School
Miss Workman
Ohio State University
College of Education
Bernice Workman
Westerville
Charles Workman
Columbus
Stock Market Holds Steady in Moderate Trading
The market edged through a steady session with small moves across major shares. The Associated Press average held at 273.1 as tensions in steels, motors, and tobaccos muted while sugars and rails rose and oils mixed.
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New York
Associated Press
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker
Ohio House OKs 70 mph Rural Freeway Speed Limit
Ohio House of Representatives completed passage of a bill to raise rural freeway speed to 70 mph and city freeway limit to 60 mph. The measure, approved 99 to 8, preserves paved shoulder restrictions inside cities and allows lower speeds on Cleveland’s shoreway.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House of Representatives
Senate
Cleveland
Board seeks ouster of three Negro students at Alabama
The University of Alabama Board of Trustees filed notice in the 5th Circuit to appeal a lower court ruling denying a delay in integration. It would seek permission to remove Vivian Malone James Hood and Dave Mack McGlathery as racial tensions rise.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama Board of Trustees
U.S. District Court
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
H. H. Grooms
Grooms
Vivian J. Malone
James A. Hood
Tuscaloosa
Dave Mack McGlathery
University
Huntsville
Marion Fire Loss Exceeds Six Figures at Empire Builders
Marion Ohio fire ruins Empire Builders Co buildings and materials. Comptroller James Craven estimates damage around $100,000, including destroyed prefabricating machinery and a 35 foot cabin cruiser owned by the company president.
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Marion, Ohio
James Craven
Empire Builders Co
CORE Plans Dayton Meet
CORE announced intensified integration action to be completed at its annual convention in Dayton Ohio from June 27 to 30. The announcement came ahead of the sessions detailing the plans and expected participants.
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New York
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Dayton
Ohio
Murray City Eagles Dance Set With The Chevets
The Murray City Eagles will hold a Saturday night dance from 9 30 to 12 30 with Gene Hillyer and The Chevets providing music. Miss Ann Bowen recently earned a doctor of music degree from Northwestern University and is visiting here while serving as acting head of music at Lake Forest College. Mrs Vincent Sater of Columbus entered St Anthony Hospital after a back injury. Bob Steele and wife welcomed a daughter Sondra Kay at Riverside Methodist Hospital. Mrs James Koontz was admitted for surgery at Doctors Hospital. Linda Shaw, Logan High School graduate, begins August course at Ohio State School of Cosmetology. Lawrence Fox remains critically ill at St Anthony Hospital. A Farm Bureau Youth hay ride and wiener roast is planned Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the Harry Armstrong farm with rain plan at Kachelmacher Park if needed.
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Murray City Eagles
Gene Hillyer
The
Chevets
Ann Bowen
George C. Shaw
Minnie Louisean
Bob Steele
Chase Rd
Columbus
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Sondra Kay
Rosella Steele
Logan
Arthur Stoneburner
New Haven
Linda Shaw
Harry E. Shaw
Jennison Ave
Ohio State School of Cosmetology
Miss Shaw
Logan High School
Farm Bureau
Harry Armstrong
Rts
Kachelmacher Park
Judy Strawn Hired as Clerk Deputy in Sheriff’s Dept
Mrs. James Judy Strawn of Rockbridge Route 1 has been appointed clerk deputy for the Hocking County sheriff's department. She replaces Geraldine Harris, age 40.
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Judy Strawn
Sheriff's Dept
James
Judy) Strawn
Rockbridge
Nelsonville area hospital talks and 군training camp news
Zone 6 hospital planning committee involving Athens Hocking and Vinton counties met at Mount St Mary Hospital to review county reports under Dr Peter Volpe. The group discussed future plans for a new Hocking County hospital and Mount St Mary expansion amid Goodyear plant plans in Logan. Training corps rifle pistol classes began at Dorr Run Camp with five hundred officers to be processed through August 28. Local police and mayoral court actions included fines and appearances for several motorists.
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Athens
Hocking
Vinton
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Peter A. Volpe
Columbus
Ohio
Logan
Nelsonville
Hocking County Hospital
Goodyear
Volpe
Alice Kelso
Athens County Planning Committee
Martin L. Hecht Jr
Harold Kimes
Nursing Home Committee
Howard Blum
Hocking County
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Dorr Run
William Sauls
Sgt. Sauls
Daughter of Sherman Vorhees Graduates Gibisonville High 1956
West Logan resident E Jennison Ave the daughter of Sherman Vorhees completed Gibisonville High School in 1956 and the Strawns report two children in their family.
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E. Jennison Ave
Sherman Vorhees
West Logan
Gibisonville High School
Strawns
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Third St
Doctors Hospital
Lawrence Fox
Nelsonville News
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Donald M. Kincaid
Junction City Rt. 1
Robert D. Hartman
Stretch
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Logan, Ohio
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