Logan ONG Unit Heads to Camp Perry for Two-Week Training
Advance unit of Logan’s National Guard Battery A, 2nd Battalion, 17th Artillery, left for Camp Perry on Lake Erie. The 90-man battalion sails in multiple vehicles with First Sergeant Michael Scaparrotti announcing aerial target drills and bivouac maneuvers before a July 13 pass in review.
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Logan
National Guard
17Th Artillery
Camp Perry
Michael Scaparrotti
Lake Erie
New Lexington
Scaparrotti
LHS Cheerleaders Attend Five Day Indiana Camp
Five members of Logan High School 1963 64 varsity cheerleading squad travel by train from Columbus to Indiana for a five day camp to learn new cheers and skits. They are Paulette Jurgensmier Suzanne Mowery Jody Blosser Cindy Horwell and Sandy Shaw. Their families will drive to Syracuse to pick them up Friday.
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Logan High School
Indiana
Paulette Jurgensmier
Suzanne Mowery
Jody Blosser
Cindy Horwell
Sandy Shaw
Columbus
Smith-Walbridge
Syracuse
Paul Jurgensmier
George Blosser
Police Training Session Set for Friday in Ohio
Logan and Nelsonville police officers will join Southeastern Ohio Police Training School in Jackson on Friday. Attendees include Charles Smith of Logan and Dale To of Nelsonville.
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Logan and
Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio Police Training School
Jackson
Charles Smith
Logan Ng
Dale
Four People in Logan Ohio That I Would Like to See Go to Hell
A Daily News letter to the editor reflects on preaching and urges drastic town action against sin. The writer jokes about hell scenarios, criticizes apathy, and argues for revival and moral reform in Logan, referencing pastors, crime, and societal vice.
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Daily News
Hal Spang
The
Logan
Ohio
Hell
Brimstone
Pop
D. L. Moody
Ohioans Seek Curb on Smut Mailings Voices at House Hearing
A Cincinnati sister and brother testified before a House Post Office subcommittee urging a bill to remove them from mailing lists and curb obscene mail. They warned that “sex-mature” literature and films threaten American youth with filthy books and pictures.
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Washington
Cincinnati
House Subcommittee
Carol Trauth
Joseph
House Post Office Bar Committee
Judge challenges witness in federal grand jury probe
In Cleveland Franko, former Municipal Court judge and ex mayor, faced a federal grand jury appearance over alleged rackets. Judge Kalbfleisch warned he could invoke the Fifth Amendment but warned refusal to testify on First Amendment grounds could jail him. No further action taken at this time.
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Cleveland
Frank
Youngs
Frank R.oxen
U. S&s. District Court
Girard E. Kalbfleisch
Prome
Kalbfleisch
Franko
Hegel
Ian
Grand Wew
Justice Department
William S. Lynch
Ohio Parents Indicted Over Adopted Boy Death
An indictment accuses Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones of Preble County in a case involving the death of Jamie Jones, an adopted boy. The coroner reports the boy died from an abdominal blow causing peritonitis.
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Manto
Ohio
Lewis Jones
Preble
Jamie Jones
Richard Siehl
Fingerprint Solves Thefts In Youngstown and County
Youngstown police credit a single fingerprint with solving 69 burglaries in the city and Mahoning County over three months. Richard Double, 22, admitted 48 city burglaries after police crime lab technicians matched the print from a Conti Sunoco burglary. He faced burglary and larceny charges and was bound to the grand jury on $1,500 bond. Deputies say he confessed to 21 county service station burglaries orally.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning County
John Terlesky
Richard Double
Double
Conti Sunoco
Glenwood Ave
Ray T. Davis
Laurelville ZIP Code 43135 Noted for Mail Adresses
Laurelville Post Office announces after July 1 patrons must include ZIP code 43135 in their return address on all mail. Officials emphasize correct addressing to ensure timely delivery and proper routing.
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Laurelville
Cause Of Northern Job Hiring Discrimination Debated
The article reports a heated North South dispute over job discrimination against Black workers. It cites Chicago and other cities where Negroes face limited office, clerical, and skilled positions, despite anti discrimination pledges by employers and unions. It notes high unemployment among Negroes, few Black apprentices, and calls for action by the AFL CIO and President Kennedy.
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Washington
Chicago
Hamp McKinney
Urban League of Chicago
Bes
Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Detroit
San Francisco
North
America
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Department of Labor
Romeo Jenson
AFL
Afl-Cio
Iron Workers
Plumbers
Mr Netoes
Philip A. Campaneschi
Civil Ee Commission
América
Emers
Kennedy
Congress
Chinese Breaks Up Parley In Moscow
A Communist Chinese delegate disrupted the World Congress of Women in Moscow during a clash with Indian representatives over the China India border dispute. The meeting was suspended after the Chinese delegate attempted to address the assembly and the chairman, Dr. Joan Carritt of England, refused to grant her the floor.
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Moscow
World Congress of Women
Lin Grand Iheon Hall
Aoa
Joan Carritt
England
Young GOP Debates Civil Rights Stand in San Francisco
About 1 000 members registered for the 13th biennial Young Republican convention in San Francisco as Oregon Gov. Mark Hatfield planned to speak. Andrew Inter of Massachusetts predicted civil rights statements would spark controversy and tied Laos and other issues to the Kennedy civil rights proposals.
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San Francisco
AP Astoene Republicans
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Andrew Inter
Massachusetts
Laos
Bob Cohen
Mie Aapate
Young Republican National Federation
Kennedy
Charles McDevitt
Idaho
Congress
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