Lodge Returns to Aid Scranton in GOP Nomination
Washington AP Henry Cabot Lodge leaves his South Vietnam post to return home and back Gov. William Scranton for the GOP presidential nomination. Lodge denies candidacy but says he will campaign for Scranton, prompting mixed reactions from Goldwater supporters and party strategists wary of unpredictable shifts.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Lodge
Saigon
Gov. Scranton
United States
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Arizonan
Ambassador Lodge
Johnson-McNamara
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Taylor Poised For Assignment In Viet Nam
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor is named U S ambassador to Saigon to unify civilian and military efforts. He will depart in 10 to 14 days and be joined by Lt. Gen. Westmoreland and diplomat W U Alexis Johnson. The Senate is expected to confirm quickly amid broad praise and some opposition. Lodge doubts Viet Nam war will become a 1964 campaign issue, citing historical disasters.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Taylor
Capitol Hill
Senate
William C. Westmoreland
Alexis Johnson
Westmoreland
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Red China
Southeast Asia
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Viet Nam
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Foreign Relations Committee
Fisenhower
Kennedy
Truman
Goodyear Employees Back UAW Union at Logan Plant
At the Logan plant 142 of 243 eligible Goodyear workers voted for the United Rubber Cork Linoleum and Plastic Workers AFL CIO as the bargaining unit. A total of 228 ballots were cast with 93.8 percent turnout. The NLRB agent supervising the election called the result unofficial pending regional certification.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum & Plastic Workers
Afl-Cio
Logan
John Wisman
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Cincinnati
Wisman
Goodyear
Goodyear Plant Union Vote Earns Cautious Praise
Goodyear management from Logan Picotrim plant emphasizes strong labor relations and quality output as the United Rubber Workers won representation. International rep John Lyle says the election will benefit workers, the company, and the community, with organizing to begin after certification.
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Goodyear
Logan
United Rubber Workers Union
John Lyle
United Rubber Workers
Lyle
Cold Front Brings Relief and Storms Across Ohio
A cold front cooled temperatures into the 70s and 80s but spawned damaging storms from Ashtabula to Xenia. Tornadic activity near Xenia caused about 22000 dollars in farm damage. In Columbus heavy rain and 40 mph winds disrupted traffic. Marysville saw 30 trees felled and power outages. Oil country in Morrow County reported downed trees and property damage between 50000 and 75000 dollars.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ashtabula
Xenia
Columbus
Marysville
Union County
Sheriff's Office
Morrow County
McArthur Teen Signs Pro Baseball Pact with Senators
An 18 year old righthander from McArthur High School Charles R Bates signed with the Washington Senators for a 2500 dollar bonus. He leaves for Wytheville Virginia to join the Class A Appalachian League where he will receive four hundred dollars monthly and a chance to play winter baseball in Florida. Bates played in last weeks East West All Star High School game in Columbus.
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Mcarthur
Ohio
McArthur High School
Charles R. Bates
Washington Senators
Austin Bates
Wytheville
Bates
Florida
Columbus
Paper Talks Stalled in Columbus Printer Strike
Negotiations aimed at ending the printers strike have stalled with no progress reported, keeping Columbus two daily newspapers closed.
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Columbus, Ohio
Special Parley Delay Seen.
House Speaker Roger Cloud reaffirmed that a special summer session on congressional redistricting and legislative reapportionment is impractical. He said most legislators will be away on vacation and national party conventions limit time, making a later session more likely.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Logan
Cloud
James A. Rhodes
Athens Inmate Killed by Truck Near Hospital Entrance
An Athens State Hospital inmate Marvin Blakeman aged 49 was struck and killed by a diesel truck near the hospital entrance. Authorities say he stepped into the truck’s path. his wife lives in Columbus.
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Athens, Ohio
Athens State Hospital
Marvin Blakeman
Columbus
Blakeman
10 Year Old Boy Drowns at Lake Hope
Harry Arthur ten of Columbus drowned at 11 20 am today at Lake Hope State Park swimming area. His nine year old brother Walter, also in distress, was rescued. body recovered by state patrol divers at 1 03 pm. The boys were staying at the Columbus Community Camp near New Plymouth.
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Hocking Valley
Harry Arthur
John Arthur
Columbus
Lake Hope State Park
Walter
State Patrol
Logan
Ron Schultz
Jim Hood
Hocking County
Bodies of Two Soldiers Recovered Near Camp Perry
The bodies of Pvt. Shrum 18 of Ft. Knox Kentucky and Sgt. Mervin Friend 29 a reservist on temporary assignment were recovered from Lake Erie near Camp Perry Ohio after a drowning Tuesday night.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Lake Erie
Pvt
Shrum
Ft. Knox
Mervin Friend
Lunar Eclipse Due Tonight
Moonwatchers expect a vivid reddish lunar glow tonight part of two total eclipses this year. Cadillac Mountain on Mount Desert Island Maine offers a fine view as the eclipse begins at 5 48 p m EST with totality from 7 16 to 8 57 p m and the moon leaving the penumbra at 11 14 p m.
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Mount Desert, Maine
Cadillac Mountain
Mount Desert
Maine
Logan approves first zoning ordinance 6-1 with lone dissent
Logan City Council approved its first zoning ordinance last night by a 6 to 1 vote. Councilman Ed Nelson was the lone dissenter. The measure, under study two years, was on its third reading, with minor wording changes and explanations by Solicitor James Stilwell on state law methods.
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Logan
Ed Nelson
James Stilwell
City Planning Commission
Dave Klauder
Graceland Builders
Washington Bowers
Don Russell
Stilwell
Klauder
Planning Commission
Council
Zoning Board of Appeals
Building Commission
Hocking County Hospital
Three Rights Aides Are Still Missing in Mississippi
Federal and state agents resume intensified door to door searches for three missing civil rights workers in Neshoba County Mississippi. The burned station wagon found near Owl Creek links to disappearance of James Cheney Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman. FBI Johnson Dulles and local officials coordinate probe as patrols widen search.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
FBI
Neshoba County
Neshoba
Andy Goodman
Michael Schwerner
New York City
James Cheney
Meridian
Cheney
Johnson
Dulles
Paul B. Johnson
Gov. Johnson
Highway Patrol
State 21
Owl Creek
Schwerner
Goodman
Virginia County approves funds to reopen Prince Edward schools
Prince Edward County supervisors vote 4-2 to appropriate 189000 for public schools this fall under a federal court order. The move aims to educate about 1600 Negro students while white children may attend private segregated schools. 375000 in tuition grants may aid white children if the injunction is lifted. Taxes were raised to fund the effort as the county prepares for a new school term.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
County Board of Supervisors
U.S. Dist
Oren R. Lewis
U.S. Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Prince Edward
Lewis
T. J. McKwaine
Albertiss. Harrison Jr
Price Edward County
Scranton Presses Delegates as He Seeks GOP Nomination
Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania travels south by turbo prop plane seeking delegates in West Virginia and Florida to bolster his bid against Barry Goldwater. He cites Lodge endorsement as progress and aims to win uncommitted delegates in Delaware New Jersey and New Jersey. Scranton meets delegates before a fundraising dinner as Goldwater leads in the AP poll with 694 delegates.
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Newark
N.J
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
West Virginia
Florida
Scranton
Goldwater
Associated Press
Arizona
Logan Awarded Pedestrian Safety Plaque For 1963
Logan receives AAA Pedestrian Citation plaque for no pedestrian deaths in 1965. Howard K R Griffin, AAA safety director, announces on behalf of the national pedestrian safety committee. Police Chief Roy Kelch serves as Logan AAA program coordinator.
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Logan
American Automobile Association
Howard KR. Griffin
AAA
National
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