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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
4
The piece reflects on middle age showing how memory, illness, politics, and aging alter perspective. It notes visitors to hospitals, newspapers, obituaries, cold winters of the past, and shifts in daily life such as patience with a partner. The author ends with a shrug and a practical prescription for endurance.
An astronaut and a female astronomer will take part in a sun study during a total eclipse on July 20. They will streak across Canada by jet in the moon’s shadow. NASA confirmed that Dr. Jocelyn R. Gill will be aboard along with two Ames Research Center researchers from Moffett Field, California.
Local newspaper notice announces the consolidation of Hocking Sentinel and Democrat 1838 and Logan Daily News in Logan Ohio. Editor Wayne W. Galvin and Manager L. T. Webb listed. Post office classified mail matter terms and subscription rates noted for Logan trade area and other zones.
Frances McGovern the lone Democrat on Ohio’s three member Utilities Commission resigns effective next Monday. She notes ongoing disagreement with Republican colleagues and will leave July 9 for three weeks abroad before returning to Akron private practice. She was appointed January 18, 1960.
Washington AP reports Ohio placed third in 1962 public school construction per School Management magazine. California led with 723 structures costing 372 million dollars, Michigan built 314 costing 171.69 million, Ohio 287 costing 179.44 million, Pennsylvania 268 costing 221.61 million.
Channel schedules list Cleveland and Chicago games and programs from golf tips to Bonanza style shows. Notable entries include Cleve. vs Chicago sports blocks and various theater and movie broadcasts across WLWC WBNS TV and WTVN TV.
Channel 4 WLW C lists daytime program blocks from noon to 1:45 PM including School Business and Flickers and Sound with repeated slots. The entry documents a structured day with sequential program segments and identical repeats.
Program lineup lists time slots for joint broadcasts including Flickers and Sound 3 4 Premiere Wyatt Earp Meet the Press JFK in Europe Ensign O'Toole Disney's World and other shows across multiple theaters and channels with a mix of news weather and features listed in a single Sunday schedule.
Clues include Vexea and older items with across and down entries such as Mimicked Hindu deity and nobleman. The fragment lists numbers and partial solutions like The and the Pendulum and Rough lava, indicating a word puzzle page with filled entries and hints.
Television listings for Monday July 1 1963 feature Mickey Mouse Dakotas at 5 00 and 5 30 movies with 6 00 and 6 25 Home Edition followed by NBC News 113 Jamboree 7 15 Jamboree and evening titles including Monday Movie at 2 00 3 30 9 00 9 30 and Art Linkletter and a JFK in Europe Viewpoint segment at 10 00 10 30.
Hollywood actor Richard Egan vented frustration over television quality after his western Empire was dropped. He noted near real filming in Santa Fe and a costly on location production, contending network sponsor politics and competition with The Beverly Hillbillies and Red Skelton influenced the decision.
Moody social notes show New Plymouth Dale Stuber family visiting the Ful ders in Lima and relatives returning home. A wedding at the Presbyterian Church Logan drew attendees from the region including Theresa Turner and Tom Brandt. Several trips and visits span Massillon Barberton Columbus West Virginia and nearby towns with local families hosting relatives and celebrating a newborn son at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville.
Laurel Sunday School met at the Poling home with devotions on Why Handling Your Disappointments Skillfully and Bargain Time Contests yielded prizes for Mrs George Swepston and Mrs Frank Cox A washer and dryer were won by Mrs Gerald Rose and Mrs Arthur Hinton Refreshments were served WCTU gatherings followed with devotions talks and contests Several local residents and families are noted for visits trips and hosting duties across Laurelville and nearby areas
Horace Mann was appointed secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education in 1837. Virginia adopted its state constitution in 1776 with Patrick Henry as governor. Quebec suffered a major fire in 1854 leaving 12 000 homeless. Tahiti was annexed by France in 1880. Byrd began his trans Atlantic flight in 1927. Trieste saw ethnic rioting in 1946.
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