Goodyear Plant Test Runs Planned as Construction Progresses
May test runs begin today at the temporary Goodyear photrim plant in the county highway building with chief engineer Nate Hart predicting initial experiments this afternoon and Monday. Logan community fund drives report progress toward a 350000 quota as volunteers solicit investments for the project.
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Goodyear
Goodyear Photrim
Nate Hart
Morrow
Logan
East Gateway
John Gerstenmaier
Photrim Department
Rotary Club
Hart
Akron
Dick Donahey
Lodge Named Ambassador to South Viet Nam
President picks Lodge as ambassador to South Viet Nam in a long running Kennedy Lodge political rivalry. The 47 year feud spans Senate seats and family clashes. Lodge, a liberal GOP figure, is married to Emily Sears and has two sons George Cabot and Henry Sears. He previously advised Time Inc and led the Atlantic Institute.
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Washington
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Senate
Edward
George
Massachusetts
Lodges
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge
John F. Fitzgerald
GOP
Time, Inc
Atlantic Institute
Europe
Emily Esther Sears
George Cabot
Henry Sears
Cuban Sugar Crop Menaced by Low Plantings
The Havana daily Hoy reports Cuba faces a threatened sugar crop with no more than 158,400 acres planted by June 30, about 39 percent of normal. It cites slow adoption of new systems causing difficulties for party and revolutionary government plans.
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Havana
Hoy
Goldwater Attacks Liberalism at Young Republicans Meet
Barry Goldwater told 3,000 at the Young Republican National Convention that Democratic leaders form a cynical alliance with corrupt city machines in Chicago Philadelphia and New York The Arizona senator urged liberals to embrace real reform while attacking Kennedy's policies and Cuba as dangerous He clashed with two official chairman candidates Charles McDevitt and Donald Lukens over the party's future direction and civil rights stance.
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San Francisco
Democratic Party
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
U.S. Senate
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Kennedy
Ireland
Cuba
Young Republican National Federation
Charles McDevitt
Idaho
Donald Lukens
House of Representatives’ Rules Committee
California
Robert Gaston
Resolutions Committee
Ohio Assembly To Wind Up Its Session Today
The Ohio Senate defeated a 7 percent liquor price increase proposal amid GOP opposition labeling it a tax hike. Lawmakers considered a speaker ban bill giving universities power to bar Communist or subversive speakers and those who advocate overthrow of the U.S. government from campus facilities. Opponents argued trustees already hold such authority.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
JS Genete
Bill Deaver
Communist Party
United States
Borrows Truck To Go To Tavern Ends Up In Jail
A man borrowed a truck to visit the Five Mile Inn then the Stage Coach Inn around 12:45 a.m. He was arrested at 2 a.m. at the Rt. 33S tavern as officers noted he had been drinking prior to the incident.
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Five Mile Inn
Rt. 33S Tavern
Sleepy New York Stock Market Edges Up
Early trading in New York showed oils, motors, and sugars gaining as the market moved in a cautious tone after brief declines. The Associated Press average rose 0.4 to 270.8 with industrials up, rails up slightly, and utilities down as traders noted slow activity.
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New York
Wall Street
Aphs
Ieree
Associated Press
Khrushchev Sees Berlin Trip Tied to Ulbricht Birthday
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin with Walter Ulbricht for a gathering amid Kennedy’s West Berlin visit. Western officials see the trip as more than a birthday event, signaling possible renewed peace treaty talks and strengthened East Bloc unity.
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Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Kennedy
West Berlin
Siasen
Khru
Shchev
Valentina Tereshkova
Berlin
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Antonin Novotny
East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Gomulka
Novotny
Nikita Khrushchev
Rain Breaks Drouth in Hocking Valley and Areas
Heavy showers reported along Route 75N and in Enterprise while lighter rainfall spread to Logan Union Furnace and Laurelville. Agriculture Department extends drought aid to 12 states as heat ends. Thursday's high reached 92 degrees with a morning low of 66 and a warming trend forecast for Saturday.
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Rt. 75N
Enterprise
Logan
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Washington
Agriculture Department
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Louisiana
Missis
Hocking Valley
Weather Outlook and Drought Aid Measures Across States
The report outlines drought aid options in eight states and a Columbus Ohio weather summary. It notes four aid forms including reduced price feed grain sales and emergency loans, plus grazing on retired land and government cost sharing for soil and water programs. Weather discusses a weak low bringing cloudiness and warm humid conditions likely to cause scattered showers.
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Missouri
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Utah
Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Marietta
Zanesville
Five Day Forecast For Southern And Central Ohio
Temperatures run two to six degrees above normal with highs near 82 to 87 and lows around 61 to 66. Little change through Wednesday. Rainfall will total about a quarter to half inch with scattered showers tonight and east early Saturday, then again mid period.
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Ohio
Four Boys Die In Pond Tragedy Near Riverside Iowa
Four boys aged up to 13 drowned Thursday while wading in a farm pond near Riverside Iowa AP reports. Rescue and authorities investigated the accident as the boys from nearby communities were identified.
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Riverside
Iowa
Here
Jaycees Elect Headlee as Criticism Flies
Dick Headlee was elected president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce in Louisville amid a charges that the national leadership was gutless on civil rights. Logan Jaycees winner Roger Johnson Ronald Sinnott and Mike Visintainer attended the national convention.
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Louisville, Ky
Dick Headlee
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce Today
Jaycee Award
Headlee
Bountiful
Utah
Logan Jaycees
Roger Johnson
Ronald Sinnott
Mike Visintainer
Jaycees pick Headlee after five ballots at convention
Rev Robert Castle Jr of Jersey City NJ helped present a petition urging action on race relations at the convention where Headlee was chosen after five ballots. Castle noted Doug Blankenship, outgoing national president, said there was no time to present the petition.
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Robert Castle Jr
Headlee
Castle
Jersey City
N.J
Jaycees
Louisville
Episcopal
Doug Blankenship
Kennedy urges small nations to back UN for world peace
President Kennedy addressed the Irish Dail in Dublin urging small nations to emulate Ireland in supporting the United Nations as the surest path to peace. He received honors in Dublin after a wreath lay and a Cork city freedom ceremony, and noted Ireland's role as a maker of world peace.
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Dublin
Kennedy
Ireland
United Nations
Dail
U.S
U.N
Pea
United Na
Cork
Dublin Castle
National University
University of Dublin
Galway
Limerick
Shannon
Patrick Hogan
Free Ireland
Great Britain
New Jibes At English Mark Kennedy Dublin Visit
In Dublin and surrounding towns anti English feeling surfaces as President Kennedy tours Ireland. De Valera calls Britain invaders at the airport welcome and Mayor Minihan invokes Belfast in a cheering New Ross crowd while Kennedy praises centuries of foreign domination in Wexford.
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Dublin
Kennedy
Eamon de Valera
New Ross
Andy Minihan
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Wexford
Nine Polio Paralyzing Cases Reported in U S Last Week
The Communicable Disease Center said nine paralytic polio cases were reported in the United States last week. Five of the cases occurred in the Carlisle area of Pennsylvania.
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Arlanta, Ga
Communicable Disease Center
United States
Carlisle
Navy Chief Denies TFX Is Inferior
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth told Senate investigators that the Pentagon did not settle for a costlier interior version of the TFX. He defended General Dynamics as faster and longer–lasting, while Boeing’s design faced maneuvering limits. The panel probes alleged favoritism in the giant contract to General Dynamics of Fort Worth, Texas. The TFX remains in development, years from a first flight. Earth will be questioned in the windup phase alongside McNamara’s plan to spend 6.5 billion to produce 1,700 all weather aircraft.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Senate
Pentagon
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Uniformed
Air Force
Navy
Korth
General Dynamics
Boeing
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Subcommittee
Kennedy
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
Mechem Could Seek 1964 Ohio Senate Post After Zellar Appointment
Gov James Rhodes named Robert Zellar to the state tax appeals board creating a vacancy. Sen C Stanley Mechem 70 may run to succeed him in 1964 after 20 years in the Senate and five terms as majority leader. Mechem had planned retirement but may seek the post if the seat opens.
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Columbus
Ohio
Stanley Mechem
Athens
Ohio Senate
James A. Rhodes
Robert Zellar
Zanesville Republican
State Board of Tax Appeals
Mechem
Zellar
Senate
Nelsonville Shoe Merchant
Ohio Supreme Court
Four U.S. Fliers Rescued After Red Sea Plane Forced Landing
The British destroyer Agincourt picked up all four crew members of an American Air Force amphibious plane that made a forced landing in the Red Sea near Cairo. The crew was safely transferred aboard the Agincourt and reported none injured.
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Cairo
Agincourt
Red Sea
Tito Defies Stalin Sparks Rifts in World Communism
AP recounts Tito rebuffing Stalin in Yugoslavia leading to a split with the Soviet bloc and widening divides in communism. It recalls June 28 1948 Yugoslavia’s expulsion from Cominform and the punitive blockades ordered by Stalin, who reportedly warned Tito with a taunt about a finger.
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Joseph Stalin
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Stalin
Russia
China
Albania
Serbia
Kosovo Polje
Sarajevo
Gavrilo Princip
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Cominform
Communist Information Bureau
Bid Opens for Second and Hunter Street Resurfacing
Service Director Richard Donahey opened a single bid today from F. H. Brewer Co. of Lancaster for resurfacing Second and Hunter Streets and curb repairs on Hunter Street. The bid totals $18 550.90 for the two streets and $1 450 for curb work. The project covers Hunter Street from Warner Ave to Walnut Street and Second Street from Walnut Street to Spring Street.
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Richard Donahey
Second
Hunter Sts
Hunter St
F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Warner Ave
Walnut St
Second St
Spring St
Trucker Electrocuted Near New Lexington
Harold Novaria a 41 year old resident of Cannesville in Muskingum County and father of seven was electrocuted Thursday when a dump coal truck he was driving contacted a high tension wire near Somerset outside New Lexington Ohio authorities said
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New Lexington, Ohio
Harold Novaria
Cannesville
Muskingum County
Somerset
Lake Erie Medal Bill Advances to House
The Senate approved a bill authorizing striking medals to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie and sent it to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Lake Erie
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