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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
4
The Logan Daily News of Logan Ohio outlines consolidation with the Hocking Sentinel and The Ohio Democrat dating back to 1838 and 1863. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with zones and seasonal terms.
British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem reports Jericho as possibly the oldest urban settlement, dating to about 6,800 B C, surpassing the prior 5,000 B C dating of Jarmo. The site suggests a real town with up to 3,000 inhabitants and surprisingly sophisticated structures.
The Public Health Service reports nursing homes are detached from mainstream medical care. Many residents lack skilled medical attention for long periods, with about half not attainable for home care and large private homes housing 135000 people at an average $150 monthly. Patients enter with serious ailments and circulatory issues, highlighting systemic separation from community medical resources.
Dear Mary Haworth advises a reader facing persistent low mood to diversify interests beyond family care. The column cites physical and nervous strain, advocates change, hobbies, and occasional help, suggesting time away from domestic routines to refresh and regain balance.
U S District Judge Charles F McLaughlin refused Friday to set aside Arthur Miller’s contempt of Congress conviction on grounds tied to recent Supreme Court rulings. He did, however, set aside the conviction on one of the two contempt counts.
Miss Kathleen M. Kenyon, leader of the Jericho dig, estimates further discoveries as the mound is undermined. She notes possible earlier towns toward the center of the mound, with excavations begun in 1951 to date Joshua and the trumpeters walls. So far 29 other walls have been found, suggesting civilization may extend longer than expected.
Washington visitors describe Pat Nixon hosting about 30 reporters at the $75,000 mansion. She personally greeted each journalist, led tours of every room, held a press conference in the drawing room, and kept personal items out of sight except for her daughters rooms. The kitchen proved the most fun, and Checkers watched from under the table before being banished during the tour.
Edward R. Murrow will air a 90 minute filmed interview with Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia on CBS TV Sunday at 3 30 p m EDT. A live panel discussion will follow to place Tito's remarks in international context and CBS Radio will rebroadcast the program at 9 30 p m EDT.
Mrs Harold Starner attended a Home Demonstration Council meeting in Columbus. Starner family visits Rockbridge with Mrs Harry Taylor. Cheryl Starner and Judy Kline joined Jack Sherick TV show last Sunday. Ruth Ann Lutz from Lancaster vacationing with grandparents Carl and ? Poling. Pleasant Hill EUB Church holds Vacation Bible School. Various local families hosted and visited, with trips to Springfield Tennessee and Lancaster noted.
A two wheeled rented trailer broke free from a car and sped between parked cars before jumping the curb and fatally striking Michael J. Dunn, a seven year old on the sidewalk with his mother Mrs. Clara Dunn. The mother was knocked unconscious but sustained only bruises.
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