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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
3
An article notes small scientific advances in understanding alcoholism and lists practical do’s and don’ts. It highlights disulfiram as a medical aid, the role of doctors, psychology, and social attitudes in aiding sobriety and recovery.
Akron minister Rev. Bill Denton said James Rodney Buck wrote a letter to Floyd Weatherholt Jr.'s widow before his Friday night execution at Ohio Penitentiary for killing a policeman in Akron. Buck, 24, had shot Weatherholt outside a camera shop after stealing equipment March 25, 1960.
Ohio Republican state chairman Ray C. Bliss and four other party leaders will attend a Republican conference at Dwight D. Eisenhower's Gettysburg farm in Pennsylvania on Saturday. Attending Ohioans include Walton N. Bachrach mayor of Cincinnati Rep. Clarence J. Brown Court ney Burton and Neil McElroy former Eisenhower cabinet member.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs voted to advocate a constitutional amendment enabling voluntary nondenominational religious observances in schools. Delegates to the convention, numbering 1,28, approved by voice vote with few opposed. The group rejected an amendment opposing the Supreme Court’s decision on official school prayers.
A midyear business outlook notes nerves over the economy as stock prices fall after a sharp drop once again. Labor seeks shorter workweeks and higher benefits while President Kennedy urges productivity restraint. Mergers rise in railroads airlines and banks with antitrust suits amid job loss fears and tax cut promises.
Lerma Anderson administratrix of Francis Allen Sheik estate filed to be allowed $6,448.00 against the estate in the Probate Court of Hocking County Ohio. The court set July 25, 1962 at 10:00 A.M. for a hearing on the claim. The notice lists numerous named individuals with ties to the estate across Ohio and adjacent states.
Don Schroeder of Laurelville has been named Soldier of the Month for the 5th Infantry at Fort Riley Kansas after appearing before the battle group board on June 19. He will receive a promotion to specialist four on June 30.
The Ohio Civil Rights Commission planned a public hearing in Cincinnati today on racial and religious discrimination in Hamilton and Butler counties. Commissioner Leonard D. Sluts of Cincinnati was to conduct the session, concluding the commission’s housing research program.
Washington AP report notes the Goldwater family in Arizona left their air conditioner off since May 15 to avoid disturbing pigeons nesting on the unit. The pigeons, near full size, remain in the nest as Washington swelters awaiting deal.
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