Mrs Martha Dillon Dies After Two Car Crash
Mrs Martha M Dillon 76 of 446 W Front St died at 5 55 pm Saturday at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital from head injuries after a two car collision at the intersection of Routes 33 and 796 near Rockbridge. She was a passenger in a car driven by Albert Redick 73 of Logan Rt 1 who was treated for chest and knee injuries.
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Martha M. Dillon
Front St
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Rockbridge
Dillon
Hocking Valley Hospital
Lancaster
Albert Redick
Logan Rt. 1
Jennie Keplar
Charles Keplar
Zaleski
Rita
Keplar
Redick
Rosemary
Louise
Mary
Charles
Albert Stone
Dundas
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 796
Rt. 33
Sam
Emma Mitchell Franklin
Nelsonville
Daughters of America and
Pocahontas Lodge
Thomas
Bernard Franklin
Henry Franklin
Barberton
Grace Papchett
Bess McCandlish
Marie Franklin
Four Men Busted in Cincinnati Counterfeiting Ring
Federal authorities were to file charges against four men tied to a Cincinnati area counterfeit operation. Secret Service seized over $100,000 in counterfeit tens and twenties, with a press and plates found at a Cincinnati garage and at a rural Sharonville location. Arthur Thornberry and John Newman were arrested delivering $75,000 in bogus notes. Also seized were $34,000 in counterfeit money and a counterfeiting setup run by William Edward Lewis Jr., with Donald Hughes implicated in arranging the deal.
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Cincinnati
Secret Service
Federal Reserve
Arnold J. Lau
Secret Service Office
Harold Uncle Thornberry
Covington
John L. Newman
Lau
Newman
Thornberry
Sharonville
William Edward Lewis Jr
Donald Hughes
Hughes
New Green and White 1964 Plates Go On Sale in Ohio
Ohio motorists can buy the new green and white 1964 license plates today and must display the tags by midnight March 31 to replace old plates.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Scranton Hopes to Avoid GOP Presidential Contest
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton says after deep thought he prefers not to seek the Republican presidential nomination and would decline a vice presidential offer. He remains noncommittal about the main ticket, stressing he does not want to be a candidate.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scranton
Associated Press
Big City
Johnson
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Young Says He Plans No Glenn Attack in Ohio Senate Race
Senator Stephen Young of Ohio says he will run an affirmative campaign against Lt. Col. John Glenn Jr. in the May 5 Democratic primary. He plans a debate on May 2 and will avoid personal attacks while probing Glenn’s potential committee assignments. Glenn remains hospitalized after a fall and delays retirement from the Marine Corps to April 1, delaying his campaign start.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Young
Senate
City Club of
Cleveland
Glenn
Robert Taft Jr
Ted W. Brown
Columbus
Sigma Delta Chi Journalistic Society
Taft
Brown
Marine Corps
Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences
Armed Services Committees
U. S. Marine Corps
America
Grant Hospital
Beef purchases to prop up cattle prices under study
The Johnson administration ordered the Agriculture Department to buy beef for donation to school lunch programs and needy surplus recipients to bolster sagging cattle prices. The plan follows White House talks with Secretary Orville Freeman and comes as lawmakers push for stronger meat import cuts amid slumping prices and farm concerns ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Agriculture Department
White House
Orville L. Freeman
Senate
Australia
New Zealand
Ireland
Sailors Rescued From Sinking Greek Tanker Amphialos
In Halifax Nova Scotia 34 survivors of the Greek tanker Amphialos arrived aboard a Canadian warship after a dramatic rescue from a gale and 20 foot waves off the Nova Scotia coast. Two crew members died as the 15,800 ton vessel split in two. Five survivors were hospitalized on stretchers.
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Halifax
N.S
Nova Scotia
Ohio weather summary reports mild, dry day across state
Official Weather Bureau summary notes mild dry weather in Ohio with afternoon highs in the 40s in Cleveland Toledo and Youngstown and in the 50s in Dayton Columbus and Marietta. Cincinnati reached 61. Fair weather continued Sunday night in northern counties with a band of showers elsewhere.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Youngstown
Dayton
Columbus
Marietta
Cincinnati
Weather Proves Springlike in Hocking Valley
The Hocking Valley reports a springlike high of 60 degrees Sunday and 48 degrees by 11 a.m. today. Partly cloudy skies are forecast for Tuesday with scattered showers and little temperature change. last night’s low dropped to 35 degrees.
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Hocking Valley
Weather system moves east and may bring rain to Ohio
The forecast notes a moving low pressure system from Louisiana and Mississippi drifting northeast. Cloudiness across Ohio will be variable with little temperature change. Rain could reach parts of Southern and Central Ohio tonight and Tuesday.
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Ohio
Louisiana
Mississippi
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Warm and Wet Through Week
Temperatures run five to seven degrees above normal with a mild spell and brief cooling near midweek. Normal highs 44 to 52 and lows 25 to 31. Rain totals about half an inch with most rain near midweek and a chance of rain or snow toward the weekend.
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Ohio
County to Build 53-Bed Modern Hospital at Logan Site
State and federal approval of completed plans clears the way for construction of Hocking County's new 53-bed hospital on 16% acres at Logan's west edge. The project costs about 1.6 million with 990000 from a 1962 county bond issue and 466000 in Hill Burton federal aid.
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Hocking County
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Columbus
Dan Carmichael
Logan Mans Mother Dies At Age Of 76
Mrs Inez S Worstell 76 died Saturday morning at Quiet Acres Nursing Home near Washington D H Her son Harold Hem Sommers sits on Logan city school board Services set for 1 pm Tuesday at Leonard Funeral Home burial at South Salem She lived in Logan with her son and was native of South Salem Surviving Ralph D Sommers Charles R Sommers Irene Moreland 12 grandchildren three great grandchildren plus three other sons and a daughter
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Leonard Funeral Home
Inez S. Worstell
Quiet Acres
Washington D.H
Harold
Harp) Sommers
Logan City
Robert McQuilkin
South Salem
Samuel and
Inez Cox Black
Logan
Ralph D. Sommers
Charles R. Sommers
Capitola
Calif
Irene Moreland
Indianapolis
Ind
Seven Hocking Youths Join March Draft Call
Seven Hocking youths left Logan by bus for Fort Hayes Columbus for induction into the U S Army. Inductees are Roy Davis South Bloomingville Floyd McGrath Carbon Hill Lawrence Predmore Enterprise Richard E Barber Murray City Kenneth L Smith Gore Jack L Brooks Logan and Harold T Fickel Logan. They received gift boxes from a Logan Adult Education Club representative.
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Hocking
Logan
Fort Hayes
Columbus
U.S. Army
Hocking County
Roy Davis
South Bloomingville
Floyd McGrath
Carbon Hill
Lawrence Predmore
Enterprise
Richard E. Barber
Murray City
Kenneth L. Smith
Gore
Jack L. Brooks
Harold T. Fickel
Logan Adult Education Club
Congressional Panel Examines Economy Prospects for 1964
A Senate House Economic Committee report splits over 1964 outlook with Democrats praising last week tax cuts and defense savings while warning inflation risks. Republicans condemn Johnson policy as overheating the economy and cite 119 major contracts and rising wage demands.
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Washington
Senate House Economic Committee
Johnson
House
Final Skirmish in Hoffa Jury Fix Case Opens
The Justice Department begins its closing phase in Chattanooga as it argues Hoffa and five co defendants tried to fix the 1962 Nashville conspiracy trial jury. Defense counters that the government proved nothing and the jury will weigh which side is correct.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Justice Department
James Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hoffa
Nashville
Services Set For Tractor Mishap Victim
Funeral services are planned for Floyd F. Angle 51 of Junction City Route 1 who died in a tractor mishap on Earl Poling Farm Route 312. The service will be held Tuesday at Friendship Methodist Church near Junction City with burial in the church cemetery. Angle was a sawmill owner and operator, survived by his wife Velora two daughters a sister and five grandchildren.
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Floyd F. Angle
Junction City Rt. 1
Earl Poling
Willard Noce
FE. W. Baker
Friendship Methodist Church
Rt. 668
Junction City
Angle
Harvey
Sarah Aurand Angle
Perry County
Velora
Thelma Wallace
Logan
Gladys Angle
Emma Spohn
Leonard Funeral Home
Five Ohio GOP Solons Oppose Tax Cut Bill
Five Ohio Republican congressmen opposed a tax relief measure that would affect paychecks this week. Reps. Ashbrook Clancy Devine Minshall and Taft voted against it while Rep. Brown did not vote. All Ohio Democrats and 12 other Republicans supported the bill.
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Washington
Ashbrook
Clancy
Devine
Minshall
Taft
Brown
Ohio
Vanishes In Snowstorm Tahoe Plane Crashes Killing 85
Paradise Airlines Constellation vanished in a snow storm while en route from San Jose to Nevada's casinos with 81 aboard. Wreckage found near Genoa California as 83 victims died in Innsbruck crash. rescue teams remove bodies from Mt Gamslahner Spitz.
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Tahoe Valley
Calif
Sierra
Lake Tahoe
Paradise Airlines
Constellation
Nevada
San Jose
Alexander S. Sherry
Western Air Rescue Center
Hamilton Air Force Base
Genoa
New
Associated Press
Henry Norris
Norris
Squaw Valley
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
George R. Baker
Oakland
Monte Mart
Salinas
Monte Mar
Monterey
Eastern Air Lines
New Orleans
Lake Pontchartrain
British Eagle Airways
Innsbruck
Austria
Satuday
Mt. Gamslahner Spitz
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D. S. Dunkle
Oak Grove Cemetery
The
Daughters of America
Buddy G. Stiverson
Gov. Scranton
Sierra Peak
Amic
Logan Man
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GOP
Solons
California
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