Nuclear submarine build hits new high as four launch Saturday
The United States speeds atomic submarine production aiming for 860 subs by decade's end with Polaris and attack classes. Four launches are planned Saturday at Newport News and Mare Island, part of a monthly delivery pace amid a tight race with the Soviet Union. Admiral Anderson notes a small numerical edge for the USSR.
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Washington
Polaris
Tecumseh
Flasher
Virginia
Newport News
Compan
Daniel Boone
Navy
Mare Island
Calif
Soviet Union
United States
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Logan Armory Funding Approved For National Guard Facility
Federal funds totaling 142 500 plus 75 000 state funds were released for Logan s National Guard armory. Maj Gen D W McGowan confirmed the release as bids ranged to 210 746 with Steward Construction Co Logan low on general work and Geiger Bros Logan low on heating and electrical. The 15 000 square foot facility serves Battery A 2nd Battalion 174th Artillery and site is a 8 3 acre parcel donated by the Trade Club.
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Logan
National Guard
U.S
Stephen Young
Frank Lausche
Daily News
D. W. McGowan
National Guard Bureau
Goodyear Tire
Walt
Suoue
Steward Construction Co
Marion
Ohio Fuel
Comae
Stockmeister
Sie Miller Electric Co
Lancaster
Allen Electric
Crooksville
174Th Artillery
Trade Club
Harold D
Helen L. Saxton
Rolland Bright
Hocking County
Ohio
Steel-Labor Pact Ends Longest Labor Peace Era
The United Steelworkers Union and 11 major steel producers reach a 21 month pact effective Aug 1 with no wage hike but extended senior staff vacations and new health and insurance benefits. The agreement curbs strikes during the 1964 presidential election and costs about 15 cents per man hour.
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United Steelworkers Union
International Wage Policy Committee
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Cardinal Montini elected pope as Paul VI at Vatican
Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan, named Paul VI, is hailed by crowds in St Peter's Square. He pledges to continue John XXIII's Ecumenical Council push and is described as a diplomat, reformer, and advocate for social justice and peace.
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College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Paul VI
John XXIII
Pope Paul
St. Peter's Square
Sistine Chapel
Rome
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Vatican
Pope Pius
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter’s
Paul V
Raimondo Manzini
L’osservatore Romano
Paul
Amleto Cardinal Rognani
Bianco
Ecumenical Council
John
Secretariat of State
Concesio
Brescia
Pope Pius XII
Montini
Lodovico Montini
Chamberate
Ee Marren
Francesco Montini
Ohio Weather Outlook Cooler Start To Summer
The Weather Bureau reports cool conditions across Ohio with a mix of 30s in the northwest and 40s elsewhere. Expect clear skies and cooler nights as a Canadian air mass moves east, with Saturday afternoon temperatures climbing into the 70s.
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Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Northwest
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Temperatures Near Normal
Temperatures in southern and central Ohio will average near normal with highs around 82 to 86 and lows around 61 to 65. Cool conditions persist through Saturday then rise gradually. Expect occasional showers early next week totaling about 0.25 to 0.50 inches of rain.
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Ohio
OU Expansion Hearing Booked
A Senate passed bill to expand Ohio University in Athens will get a first House Judiciary Committee hearing next Tuesday. Chairman Edmund James said the session was postponed due to a skeleton day. The measure would swap the 413 acre experimental farm for 216 acres owned by Athens State, adjoining and about doubling the campus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio University
Athens
House
Judiciary Committee
Edmund James
R-Noble
University Experimental
Athens State
Hocking County EUB ministers reassigned within same churches
Ministers of the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Hocking County were reassigned during the 13th annual session of the Ohio Southeast Conference held in West. Rev. Stanley Dunkle of Logan EUB was elected trustee and to lead the Logan Lancaster group for a second term. New assignments include Rev. Kenneth Brown at Corning and Rev. Paul Sellers to the Syracuse Circuit from Carroll. Five active ministers retired. A reorganization meeting is set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Logan Church.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ohio Southeast Conference
EUB
West
Stanley Dunkle
Logan Eub
Logan - Lancaster Group
Board of Evangelism
Dun
Kle
Ray Hughes
Enterprise
Paul Brown
Gore
Paul Hooks
Rockbridge
Wiley Baker
Union Furnace
Roy Bookman
Murray City
Wayne Fowler
Laurelville
Mr. Cook
Mr. Brown
Hamden
Paul Sellers
Union Furnace Eub
Syracuse
Carroll
A. N. Grueser
Dunkle
Logan Church
Cubans Demand U S Help If Soviets Attack Cuba
The Cuban Revolutionary Council says it will demand U S aid if Soviet troops attack its landing forces in Cuba as officials in Washington deny confirmation of any landings. Antonio de Varona and Antonio Maceo urge Cuban unity for liberation. Rep Paul Rogers cites sources claiming 3000+ infiltrators at three coastal points.
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Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
United States
Uba
Antonio de Varona
Richard I. Phillips
State Department
Washington
Cuba
Antonio Maceo
Maceo
Radio Today
Oriente
Camillo Confuegos
Caney
U.S
Provisional Cuban Government Proposal At Guantanamo
Sen Barry Goldwater says a provisional Cuban government could be set up at Guantanamo Bay with little risk. The plan, advanced by Sen Gordon Allott, would create a free Cuban outpost aimed at weakening Fidel Castro and Cuba’s regime, facing mainly Soviet displeasure as potential fallout.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Senate
Gordon Allott
R-Colp
Cuba
Soviet About-Face Wins Western Praise at IAEA
In Vienna the Soviet Union approved IAEA inspectors for reactors over 100 megawatts, reversing prior opposition seen as snooping. The move, at an IAEA Board of Governors meeting, extends safeguards on materials supplied by the agency to ensure peaceful use and prevent military diversion.
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Austria
United States
Soviet Union
International Atomic Energy Agency
Iaea Board of Governors
AEA
Near-Total Sun Eclipse Seen Across North America
The Associated Press reports a July 20 solar eclipse will be visible across Alaska Canada and Maine with a total eclipse along a broad path and about 75 percent coverage in much of the northern United States.
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Associated Press
North America
Alaska
Canada
Maine
U.S
Logan Trade Club drives $800000 Goodyear plant venture
The Logan development corporation will own and finance an $800000 Goodyear plant project over 15 years. Directors plan a fundraising campaign starting next week with 30 volunteers from Logan and Nelsonville meeting Monday to divide into teams and raise 350000 in notes secured by a second mortgage.
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Nelsonville
Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
Development Corporation seeks full repayment in 15 years
Approval of the Securities Commission was to be sought today in Columbus for the financing plan. Two trustees will be appointed to handle the mortgage. Max Davidson is president of the development corporation. Harry Smith is secretary, Art Gasser is treasurer, and other directors are Claude Chrisman, Don Braun and John Saving. Goodyear sets up temporary plant at the county highway building under Nate Hart. County building space is supplemented by Geiger Bros. Plumbing Co. new office and storage buildings. Goodyear to open an office in City Hall second floor next week to handle employment and activities with the Ohio State Employment Service.
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Securities Commission
Columbus
Max Davidson
Development Corporation
Harry Smith
Art Gasser
Claude Chrisman
Don Braun
John Saving
Goodyear
Nate Hart
Geiger Bros. Plumbing Co
City Hall
Ohio Statement Service
Red China Calls Kennedy Peace Speeches Sinister Plot
Red China denounced Kennedy’s call for nuclear disarmament as a sinister bid to split Moscow and Peking. Radio Peking quoted People’s Daily printing the full June 10 speech at the American University and noted a Kremlin comment approving it.
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Tokyo
Red China
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Radio Peking
People’s Daily
American University
Kremlin
Floods Drive Ten Thousand East Pakistanis From Homes
Pakistanis free flood at Dacca in East Pakistan as ten thousand people flee their homes, compounding misery from the May 29 tidal wave along the Bay of Bengal coast.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Bay of Bengal
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