Logan Development Stirs New Action On Many Fronts
Logan and Nelsonville push a broad industrial plan with a Goodyear photrim plant in Logan. A $350000 six percent note sale backs the project while Goodyear officials prepare a temporary plant, hire limits ease but initial hires expected slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Development
Logan
Logan Trade Club
Development Corporation
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Nelsonville
Dick Hubbard
Goodyear
Cision
Geiger Bros. Plumbing Co
City Hall
Ohio State Employment Service
Spring St
Hocking
West Virginia
Homer Schein
BUC
Hocking County
Athens County
Perry
Vinton
Fairfield
Pickaway
Ross Counties
Logan Rotarians
Nate Hart
Feuding GOP Group To Hear Barry Speech
San Francisco AP Young Republicans clash at a four day convention as Sen. Barry Goldwater looms as key speaker. The Collegiate Republicans elect two rival chairmen, Ward White and Jerry Dickson, each with a cochair to claim legitimacy. White is backed by Leonard Nadasdy. Dickson by James Harff. White’s cochair is Sandra Spence. Dickson’s is Sharon Powers.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Ward White
Russell
Kan
Cornell Law School
Leonard J. Nadasdy
Sandra Spence
Allegheny College
Cochairman
Jerry Dickson
University of Kansas
Newton
James Harff
Sharon Powers
Durham, N.H
Dickson
Ohio Bride Weds Wearing $50,000 Crown Tiara
Margo Solomon wore a nine emerald crown from Catherine the Great era at her wedding to Roy E. Fankhauser in St George's Syrian Orthodox Church Cleveland. The $50,000 crown with 600 diamonds was loaned by uncle Sanford Rivchun from Cleveland firm Charles Rivchun & Sons.
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Cleveland
Margo Solomon
Catherine the Great of
Russia
Margo
Roy E. Fankhauser
Porter House
North Ridgeville
Ohio Vending Machines, Inc
Elyria
St. George’s
Sanford Rivchun
Rivchun
Charles Rivchun & Sons
United States
George V of England
Petrograd
Greek Parliament Backs Pipinelis Caretaker gov’t
In Athens the caretaker government led by Premier Panayotis Pipinelis won a confidence vote 172 to 14 in the Greek parliament on Wednesday night.
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Athens
Greece
Panayotis Pipinelis
Steubenville Diocese Awards Caritas Medals to Seven Clergy
The Steubenville Diocese awards Caritas Medals to seven non Catholics including the Rev. John Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville Presbyterian Church. Gov. Rhodes distributed medals at a 3,500 attendee ceremony, honoring Protestant clergy and laypersons and Jewish recipients for cooperating across races and creeds.
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John Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Steubenville
James A. Rhodes
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
Diocese of
St. Louis
Rome
Rhodes
Moonlight Swim For Adults Slated At Pool Tonight
City pool hosts a moonlight swim for adults only from 8 to 9 30 p m after a 7 to 8 p m all ages session. Harry Westfall notes 1193 swimmers Tuesday and 1009 Wednesday with a potential crowd near the record 1500.
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Harry Westfall
Westfall
Khrushchev to Visit East Berlin Amid Space Woman Speculation
Khrushchev may bring spacewoman Valentina Tereshkova to East Berlin to boost enthusiasm after Kennedy’s West Berlin visit. East German officials say the trip aims to support Ulbricht’s peace policy while facing Sino-Soviet tensions and limited crowd impact is expected. Khrushchev lands at Schoenefeld, attends city hall reception, then visits Ulbricht. duration unclear.
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Kennedy
West Berlin
Gerhard Goetting
Communist Party
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Goetting
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Schoenefeld
ADN Re
Stock Market Rebounds Amid Mixed Trading
The New York stock market rose modestly in early trading as gains in steels, motors, oils, and retail appeared. Analysts call the move a technical bounce after Wednesday’s four month low, with the AP average at noon up 0.1 to 2715 while rails slipped and utilities dipped. Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central traded sizable blocks amid mixed carrier performance.
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New York
Associated Press
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Rock Island
Lewis Research Center Appropriation Slashed
Washington AP The House Space Committee approved a Lewis Research Center appropriation of 18 634 000 for the Cleveland facility a reduction of 7 201 000 from the NASA request indicating budget tightening and congressional oversight on space program funding.
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Lewis Research Center
Washington
House Space Committee
Cleveland
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Scandals Abroad Leave U S Silent on Security
Washington officials, led by the FBI and CIA, kept quiet about investigations into the Profumo affair in Britain, the Wennerstrom spy case in Sweden, and an alleged U N call girl racket. Senator Tower warned the scandals could weaken the Tory government while Defense officials found no evidence of U S security violations.
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Washington
Europe
United Nations
FBI
U.S
Profumo
Congress
United States
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Stig Erik Wennerstrom
State Department
Wennerstrom
Stockholm
Sweden
Central Intelligence Agency
New York
Harry Alan Towers
British Broadcasting Co
Towers
Maria Novotny
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Miss Novotny
East Europe
London
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
John Profumo
Ohio Property Value Reaches 30 Billion Dollars
Ohio State Auditor Roger W. Tracy announced total property subject to taxation this year exceeds 30.2 billion dollars with a 5.75 percent rise from last year. Realty valuations alone jumped about 1.63 billion, reflecting 1962 re-appraisals and that 70.8 percent of wealth lies in municipalities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
Mercury Sees 97 Degree High in 1963 Heat Wave
Ohio weather summary reports the statewide heat with highs near 90s to 97 in midweek. Officials note stagnant air haze and no rain in sight while farmers report water shortages amid continued dry, hot conditions.
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Bill Melvin
Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Cleveland
Marietta
Columbus
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Buckeye
Kennedy Wins Senate Support for Aid in Low Spirit Areas
The Senate approved by 65 to 30 a $455 million measure to fund the low in spirits areas program. The plan aims to create jobs via loans or grants to attract new industries, with House action anticipated to confirm the legislation. Ohio Democrats split, Stephen M. Young for and Frank J. Lausche against.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Frank J. Lausche
Collison Named To Head West Virginia Agency
Roder M. Collison formerly led Ohio’s Industrial and Economic Development Department has been named director of West Virginia Commerce Department Industrial Development Division in Charleston.
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Collison
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Roder M. Collison
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development
West Virginia Commerce Department
Policy Aims At Federal Jobs
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz announced new federal standards to prevent employment discrimination on government projects. The plan tightens nondiscrimination in construction before contracts, aligning with Kennedy’s civil rights package as lawmakers debated federal power and public accommodations.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
House
Judiciary
Kennedy
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
GOP
National Labor Relations Board
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
Lindsay
Negroes Plan Washington March August 28
The planned integration march on Washington will be held August 28, said Rev George Lawrence of Brooklyn co chair of the march. He expects more than 300000 demonstrators and says groups from 28 cities including New York and Boston will join.
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New York
Washington
George Lawrence
Brooklyn
Boston
Ohio approves large two year appropriations bill
Gov James A Rhodes expected to sign the 1 307 641 434 dollar two year spending bill after a 29 to 0 Senate vote and 103 to 17 House vote. Conference committee reconciled Senate and House versions in a nine hour session with no new taxes and a spending hold line across state departments. The measure includes a land exchange between Ohio Universitys experimental farm and Athens State Hospital and tightens unemployment eligibility while expanding motor vehicle enforcement and harbor safety funding.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Senate
House
Ralph E. Fisher
R-Wayne
Roger Cloud
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Ohio University
Athens State Hospital
Unem
Solons Syrup Exchange Provokes House Language
Ohio Representative Oliver P Bolton arranged free maple syrup in the House restaurant from Geauga County. Vermont Representative Robert Stafford praised it as good with minor improvements, while Bolton accused Vermont distributors of diluting Ohio syrup to sell a diluted version.
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Washington
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Geauga County
Robert T. Stafford
R-Vt
Boston
Bolton
Commonwealth
Sukarno Bans Strikes in Key Industries Indonesia
President Sukarno outlawed strikes in key and vital industries to shield Indonesia from Communist unions paralyzing the economy as the nation struggles with economic weakness.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
President Kennedy Visits Irish Homestead Barnyard
President Kennedy returns to his Irish roots in Dunganstown tasting tea and cakes with cousins and neighbors at the Kennedy forefathers cottage, then visits Wexford where crowds greet him and the city proclaims a holiday in his honor. He jokes about leaving the Albatross fertilizer plant and promises to visit again in ten years.
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Cousins
Dunganstown
Ireland
Kennedy
Mary Ann Ryan
Jack
Boston
The
Albatross Company
Matthew McCloskey
Wexford
Irish Sea
Wexford Park
Barry
Crescent Quay
Dublin
New Ross
AR Minihan
John XXIII
J. John Fitzgerald
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