Ohio Power Develops Two Public Camping Sites in Morgan County
Ohio Power Co expands its reclamation program by developing two public camping and picnic sites in Morgan County adjacent to Rt. 76 and Dyes Fork Creek. The first site is 10 miles south of Cumberland with a second nearby along Dyes Fork Creek aimed at anglers. The project extends the existing hunter and fisherman access under a Wildlife Division agreement and could add more campsites if demand grows.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio Power Co
Ohio Power
Morgan County
Cumberland
Rt. 76
Dyes Fork Creek
A. N. Prentice
Morgan-Muskingum-Guernsey-Noble County
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
Ohio
Prentice
Zanesville
McConnelsville
Ohio Power creates rustic camping area with stocked lakes
The Morgan County site covers 371 acres within eight miles of the grounds with 100 plus lakes and ponds ranging from half an acre to 50 acres. Fishing permits are free from Ohio Power offices or the Division of Wildlife. The area features shelters, toilets, tables, and lighting, and aims to preserve a primitive environment. Governor Rhodes praises reclamation efforts linking mining land to recreation and industry incentives.
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Division of Wildlife
Ohio Power
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Dublin Rd
Columbus
Prentice
Rhodes
Ohio
Morgan County
Plunge From Dayton Hotel Believed Death By Own Action
Dayton Ohio police say Pauline Sanders fell from a sixth story window in a downtown hotel. Sanders, in her 40s and wife of the new manager of the Boston Store, is believed to have died by her own actions.
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Dayton
Ohio
Pauline Sanders
Notice on Filing of Inventory and Appraisement
Probate Court of Ohio and Hocking County notifies executors and Ohio residents that the inventory and appraisement of the estate of the deceased, late of the county, were filed. Hearing set for July 6, 1964 at 10:00 AM. objections due five days prior. Judge EA Bangert Brown, ex-officio Clerk. 6-24-11
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State of Ohio
Hocking County
Verna FE. Marks
Front St
Logan
Ohio
EA Bangert Brown
Reds Pour Cash Into Zanzibar
AP report details Soviet Chinese and East German aid and personnel in Zanzibar under President Abeid Karume. 150 bloc technicians serve in ministries and projects to relocate Africans from shanties. China funds farms with a $14 million loan and trains troops. Soviet crews run harbor and ships while indoctrinated officers train about 400 recruits. Western diplomats hope Karume’s African nationalism allows gradual Western reengagement.
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Zanzibar
Soviet Union
China
East Germany
Julius Nyerere
New Republican
Tanganyika
Abeid Karume
Karume
Finance Ministry
Agriculture Department
People’s Liberation Army
Maj
Ali Mahfoud
Indonesia
Nyerere
Mao Tze-tung
United States
Ohio Woman Bound Over In Slaying
Maryville judge bound Harold Fuller and Dorothy Claytor to the Blount County Grand Jury on murder charges in the June 1 slaying of Mrs. Robert Culveyhouse. Claytor and Fuller, both 20 from Ohio, pleaded innocent. Minney, 18, Ohio, remained as a witness.
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Maryville
Tenn
Harold Fuller
Dorothy Claytor
Blount County
Robert Culveyhouse
Sessions Court
Will A. McTeer
Fuller
Miss Claytor
Washington Court House
Ohio
McTeer
Culveyhouse
Culvey House
Clara Minney
Washington
Miss Minney
Pocketbook Policies Get Varied Praise
NEW YORK AP The revised government figures show consumer spending rising. April sales increased and May reached a record 21.7 billion dollars, with four week totals up six percent from 1963. Merchants and planners welcome the gain, while some worry the rise remains modest.
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New York
Department of Commerce
Bankers Monitor Retail Debt Trends And Inflation
Bankers note consumer debt rose less in April and May than in Q1, suggesting continued retail strength as the year progresses. An economist from Manufacturers Hanover Trust says inflationary and anti inflationary pressures are balanced, though inflation appears to be waning.
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Hanover Trust Company
United States
Lausche Demands Reconsideration of Space Funding
Senator Frank J. Lausche of Ohio joins several colleagues in demanding a fresh look at a $5.246 billion space authorization bill. The Senate agreed to reconsider its approval, with the measure authorizing $770,000 for the Lewis Research Center in Cleveland and Sandusky, Ohio.
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Wasitington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senate
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Sandusky
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