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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
3
Debate over buying new codes and supplements for lawmakers stalls in Senate Rules Committee. House-approved sundry claims bill tied to code purchase sparking obstruction while new sessions expect costs exceeding sixteen thousand dollars for codes.
Pulitzer Prize winning journalist from the New York Times, Harrison Salisbury, will present the first of four summer high school publications workshop convocations at Ohio University. His lecture titled A New Look at the Soviet Challenge will be held Thursday at 9 50 am in Memorial Auditorium. Admission is free and open to the public.
Ga'sriel, chairman, says the Chieftain Boosters host the annual Fourth of July talent show and invites entrants. Contact Gabel at 31 First for entry information. First prize is 75 dollars with a second prize also planned.
Lake Hope Lodge will host one of seven district health conferences by the Ohio Rural Health Council this fall. The Oct 17 Lake Hope event carries the theme Total Health for Youth Family and Community Responsibility. Dr Bond Bible and other educators agricultural leaders and health authorities will participate in an all day exchange of ideas on personal and community health.
Maude Conee of Straitsville is administratrix of the estate of H. Moitsville. Creditors must present their claims within four months to the fiduciary at the probate court by June 21. Judge Bangert Brown, Probate Judge. Jun 24, 1931.
Akron Ohio AP Ohio Amvets urge national adoption of a plan to ring bells across the country on Independence Day. Delegates at a three day conference also urged Ohio lawmakers to create more jobs and opposed moving federal jobs. Awards and leadership posts were announced including Amvet of the Year Fred J Tonnemacher and state commander Paul C Welsh.
Columbus attorney Fred J. Milligan resigned as the Ohio Information Committee executive secretary effective July 1. Richard W. Shoemaker will become executive secretary while Milligan remains as OIC counsel.
Royal McBee Corp announces a $100000 modernization at its Athens plants. First phase consolidates office functions to Plant 1 third floor, with 10500 square feet remodeled for offices. Construction to start within 30 days. parking expansion planned adjacent to Plant 1. Some forms moved to Plant 3 Warehouse to free space.
The Hocking County 4 H Junior Leader ship Club will sponsor a skating party on Wednesday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Whirlin Wheels roller rink. Tickets cost 50 cents and may be bought from club members at the door or at the extension office in the Courthouse. Proceeds fund community improvement projects.
The Hocking County 4-H advisory council will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Courthouse extension office. Bill Melvin says applicants will be chosen for the state conservation camp June 22 to 27 at Camp Ohio near Utica. Members will review the 1963 4-H club program on membership exhibits and needs.
William H. Nelson Jr. serves aboard USS Springfield now at New York Naval Shipyard after Mediterranean duty with the Sixth Fleet. Springfield visited Naples Venice rovaik Athens Istanbul Cassablanca and Beirut since December 1960. Roger R. Snider serves aboard USS Boston in Boston dry dock after a seven month Sixth Fleet cruise. Army PFC Robert L. Bickel, 18, joins ROTC encampment at Indiantown Gap with the 1st Armored Division, returning to Fort Hood in August.
At Lockbourne Air Force Base six year air guard veteran Rant B Hoover will become wing commander succeeding Brig Gen Dale E Shafer Jr who has led since February 22 1959 Shafer moves to Ohio Air Guard Hoover a former fighter bomber pilot who saw action in the Berlin crisis and overseas duties in Etain and Germany will assume command as the Ohio wing tightens its leadership.
At the Port Clinton Fly-In Jazz Festival a skydiver from Elyria named Geo Popovich jumped from an engined aircraft. He bounded free then drifted to earth, escaping with only minor injuries to his left elbow and ankle.
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