Soviet Demands Recall of Red China Envoys in Moscow
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union demanded the recall of three Chinese embassy staff in Moscow and two other Chinese in the USSR over distributing the CCP letter of June 14. China calls the move unreasonable and says it will not retaliate by expelling Soviet diplomats.
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Communist Party of China
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Rotary To Hear Why Goodyear Picked Logan Plant Site
Logan Rotarians will hear John Gerstenmaier explain Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co decisions on choosing Logan over other communities across three states. Experimental production starts Monday in a temporary county highway plant as bids open for the East Gate industrial park facility.
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Logan
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
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Akron
Photrim
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East Gate
Logan Trade Club
Dick Hubbard
Nelsonville Board of
Safety Belts Prove Value In Auto Crash
In a head-on collision on Rt. 33S near the Haydenville overpass at 3 p.m. Friday, safety belts were credited with preventing greater tragedy. Michael L. Barrow, 20, of Junction City Rt. 2, attempted to pass a truck with a house trailer and struck Anne L. Williams, 33, of San Diego, California. Willis Smith, a passenger in Barrow’s car, suffered a cut above the left eye. He was hospitalized at Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital. Moderate damage occurred to both vehicles. Barrow was cited to appear before Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins Monday for passing without assured clear distance.
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Hocking County
Paul Hartman
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Barrow
Vaughn Collins
Marine General Dies in Washington at 60
Lt. Gen. Homer L. Litzenberg retired Marine officer aged 60 died Wednesday of cancer in Washington after service in Korea North Africa and the Central Pacific campaigns.
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Washington (Ap
Homer L. Litzenberg
Marine Corps
Korea
North Africa
Central Pacific
Unity Fails To Calm Rowdy Young Republican Meet
At the 13th biennial convention in San Francisco the Young Republican National Federation ended amid heavy disruption as Donald Lukens of Washington DC was elected chairman for two years. Lukens is a Goldwater Republican and minority clerk for the U S House Rules Committee.
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Donald Lukens
Washington, D.C
Young Republican National Federation
Goldwater
U.S
House of Representatives Rules Committee
Republicans and Democrats Clash Over Ohio Assembly Marks
In Columbus both parties touted or criticized the 105th General Assembly. Republicans called the session “solid and constructive” with a new Department of Development and a revenue bond program to spur industry and two year college training. Democrats faulted insufficient education funding warning higher local property taxes and argued neglect of schools will burden communities. Governors Rhodes and leaders Mechem Cloud endorsed progress but Democrats stressed education priorities and tax risks.
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Ohio
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Senate
Stanley Mechem
Athens
House
Roger Cloud
Logan
Department of Development
Frank King
Battle Brews In Rail Fight in the Rock Island Purchase Bid
New York reports a rail feud as Union Pacific stakes a bid to buy the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific with a rival offer from Ben W Heineman for 115 million in stock bonds and cash. Rock Island directors choose Union Pacific, spurning Heineman and challenging board judgment.
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Harrimans
Jay Gould
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Chicago
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Chicago & North Western Railway
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North Western
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Heineman
Rock Island
Union Pacific
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Torrid Weather Abates Somewhat
Torrid temperatures that plagued the Northeast and Midwest eased today as June's final weekend arrived, though the heat remained uncomfortable across several regions.
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Associated Press
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Midwest
Rain Helps Cool Down with Light Showers Across County
Much needed rain fell totaling three tenths of an inch at the state highway garage station. Cooler air followed with a high of 81 after a low of 63 this morning.
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Weather Woes: Heat Lingers as Midwest Sees Rain and Water Cuts
Muggy conditions persist with temperatures in the mid 90s giving way to heavy rains and buffeting winds in parts of the Midwest. Showers affect isolated areas while water restrictions rise as supplies stay tight.
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Khrushchev Opens Talks in Berlin Amid Sino Soviet Rift
Premier Khrushchev arrives in East Berlin for a meeting seen as part of a broader Soviet bloc effort to confront China. Moscow publishes a long document criticizing Chinese tactics and reaffirming peaceful coexistence while East Berlin hosts a parade for Walter Ulbricht as other Eastern Bloc leaders travel to Berlin.
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Poland
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Czechoslovakia
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Hungary
Teodor Zhivkov
Bulgaria
Sion Promoted To New Carbo Personnel Post
William Sion, longtime Carborundum Logan plant personnel manager, is promoted to a supervisory role in the central personnel office of Carbo’s bonded abrasives division at Niagara Falls New York. He will start Monday.
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Charles Dienst
Shaw’s
Lancaster
Home Run Baker Dies
TRAPPE Md AP John Franklin Home Run Baker a Hall of Fame slugger of the dead ball era died Friday at age 77 in Trappe Maryland The longtime baseball star led the American League in runs four consecutive seasons with a high of 12 in 191¢
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John Franklin
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Hall of Fame
Brewer Gets Contract For Logan Paving
F. H. Brewer Co. of Lancaster won the Logan paving contract by submitting the sole bid of 18 550 90 for resurfacing Hunter Street from Warner Avenue to Walnut Street and Second Street from Walnut to Spring Street. The bid was opened Friday noon by Service Director Richard Donahey and awarded by the city board of control including Mayor Delmar Freeman. The project covers resurfacing and curb repairs along with gutter work on Hunter Street and Second Street segments.
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Brewer
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Hunter St
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Delmar Freeman
Warner Ave
Walnut St
Second St
Spring St
Junkyard yields moonshine gear in Georgia theft
Douglasville police report a 3,000 gallon moonshine vat stolen from a local junkyard. Officers say the tank was loaded onto a truck and driven away on Friday after the still had been confiscated weeks earlier. The department destroyed part of the apparatus but left the tank at the yard.
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Douglasville
Grady Traylor
GOP Senators Warn Party on Civil Rights Disputes
In Washington two GOP senators urge restraint amid civil rights clashes. Senator Jacob Javits of New York cautions the party against violent clashes over desegregation policies and warns against appearing segregationist while moderates and liberals fear conservative edges led by Barry Goldwater may misdirect the Republicans.
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Kennedy Winds Up Irish Visit With Galway Honor
President Kennedy arrived in Galway to receive the freedom of the city as thousands cheered. He signed the scroll in public, spoke of Ireland’s bloodlines, and outlined disarmament and nuclear test ban goals ahead of talks with Prime Minister Macmillan in England.
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London
Irish Flag Returned From U S Civil War
President Kennedy presented to Ireland the flag of the 69th New York Volunteers Irish Brigade that fought at Fredericksburg Virginia in the US Civil War. The flag has been preserved. only 280 Irishmen of the brigade of 1,200 survived the battle against Confederate forces.
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Springfield editor Bert Teeters dead at 68
Ohio newspaper veteran Bert A. Teeters, longtime editor and managing editor of the Daily News Sun and News Sun in Springfield, dies at 68 after a lengthy illness. He led multiple editions and was a prominent community figure in Springfield, Ohio.
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Ohio General Assembly adjourns with 11 day return planned
The 105th Ohio General Assembly recessed after 25 weeks, with Republicans largely advancing GOP governor James A. R. Veep’s agenda. They will reconvene in 11 days to decide on final adjournment or a summer break, and a potential $250 million bond issue may prompt a special session for university and school facilities funding.
U S Ambassadors Set for Changes After Resignations
Washington reports multiple ambassadorial shifts expected after Kennedy’s Europe trip. Charles W. Yost would become Yugoslav ambassador, Henry A. Byroade to Burma, William Attwood to Bolivia, DeLesseps Morrison to resign to run for Louisiana governor, with replacements sought for Italy and Mexico posts as well.
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