Air Raids Target Viet Cong Ammunition Supply
AP reports U S and South Vietnamese air strikes since February 7 destroyed an estimated 10 percent of North Viet Nam ammunition stockpiles used by Viet Cong guerrillas. March 1 and March 14 strikes hit depots at Xom Bang and Phu Qui. Tiger Island remains unaffected in this tally. There is growing support to increase helicopter forces in South Vietnam with 200 to 300 adviser personnel likely to follow. The 7th Fleet intensified gun-running patrols and captured one junk en route to Tiger Island.
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Washington
North Viet Nam
U.S
Xom Bang
Phu Qui
Tiger Island
Saigon
Harold K. Johnson
Army
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Johnson
U.S. 7Th Fleet
7Th Fleet
Haydenville Man Sent To Reform School On Probation Violation
Odis Hart aged 21 of Haydenville was sent to Mansfield Reform by Sheriff Paul Hartman for probation breach. He had pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing a chain saw from Green Two trustees and was fined 50 dollars with 60 days in jail suspended. A prior sentence was invoked as he was on probation during the second offense. He was previously convicted of receiving stolen goods in May 1964.
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Odis Hart
Haydenville
Mansfield Reformatory
Paul Hartman
Hart
Forrest Moore
Green
Harley Meyer
College To Get Lausche Pay Hike
Senator Frank J. Lausche of Ohio donates his extra salary from a 30 000 annual pay to Muskingum College for a scholarship fund. He had voted against raising lawmakers pay from 22500 to 30000 last year.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Muskingum College
Lausche
U S Jets Fire on Laos Areas in New Raids
U S jet fighters raided Communist sites in Laos dropping more than 20 tons of high explosive bombs from Da Nang. Six F105s led the mission with F100 escorts as two American deaths were reported in South Vietnam in separate incidents.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Laos
Dr. King Marches Through Montgomery With Tens of Thousands
Astronaut Virgil I. Grissom prepares for the first Gemini orbital flight with John W. Young as copilot in a four hour mission to test orbital control and on board systems. The flight will include experiments on radiation effects, sea urchin eggs, and plasma communications, with a backup crew ready.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil I. Grissom
Buck Rogers
Grissom
Air Force
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
John W. Young
Grand Turk Island
Cmdr
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Dixie Opposition Shrinks to Voting Rights Proposal
A cross section survey indicates Senate leaders may win passage of a voting rights bill without a full filibuster though a token debate is possible. Senators cite unlikely extended talks. civil rights march plans in Selma resume with a 50 mile hike toward Montgomery pending court rulings.
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Dixie
Washington
Senate
Associated Press
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Allen J. Ellender
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Barry Goldwater
George Murphy
R-Calif
Murphy
Real Estate Tax Statements Pending Mail for Hocking County
Real estate tax statements for 1964 will be mailed to Hocking County property owners in about two weeks, per Auditor Carl Engle and Treasurer Ralph Moorhead. Collections lag six weeks due to Hocking Conservancy District's 0.3 mill assessment on all properties in the Hocking River watershed. two-year levy covers real estate regardless of ownership, totaling 30 cents per $1,000 value or three cents per $100.
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Hocking County
Carl Engle
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking
U.N. Considers Cyprus Peacekeeping Extension
The United Nations Security Council met in New York to discuss extending the Cyprus peacekeeping force for three months amid rising Greek and Turkish tensions. The move aims to maintain stability and prevent clashes during the interim period.
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U.N
Cyprus
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Smead Plant Nears Occupancy in Logan with Minor Delays
The new 40000 square foot Smead Manufacturing plant on Union Furnace Road Logan is near completion with electricians to finish lighting and interior painting. Move in planned from Nickel Plate Road by April 1 with inside work continuing and a two to three day production pause during the changeover. At Hocking County Hospital on Route 664 mud delays outside work but interior progress continues with masonry lath and plastering as roofing completes and exterior work awaits dry weather.
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Smead Manufacturing Co
Norman Ward
Don King
Jackson
Union Furnace Rd
Rt. 328
Logan
Jim Heinlein
Nickel Plate Rd
Smead
Hocking County Hospital
Rt. 664
Irv Harrison
C. C. Vogel
Harrison
Pancake Presses Bill For 939000 Demo Party Funds
State Senator Charles L. Pancake introduces Senate Bill No. 207 to appropriate 939000 dollars for the state Democratic Party amid opposition from Senate leaders. He denounces reports of 313000 dollars spent on a large highway map and defends his motive as equal access for four Rhodes issues proponents.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles L. Pancake
Athens
Democratic Party
Pancake
Senate Finance Committee
William H. Deddens
Hamilton
Nelsonville
Administration
Proxy Aloof On $361,000 Residence
Columbus Ohio RP The planned 361000 president s home on Ohio State University campus unsettles Novice G Fawcett OSU s president who says he had no part in planning it and does not care if he lives there. The project uses money from the OSU Development Fund with no state money involved and critics argue the funds could support scholarships instead.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
G. Fawcett
OSU
Ohio State University Development Fund
Need For City County Cooperation Stressed
County commissioners and Logan City Council met informally Tuesday to stress city county cooperation on mutual problems. Topics included West St. and West Logan sanitary sewers and a polluted open creek along West St. The group noted possible federal Appalachia aid up to 80 percent and discussed county payment for West St. sewage disposal pending legal review.
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Logan City
West St
West Logan
Appalachia
Elm St
Barn Burns In Green Two
A morning fire on Mowery Lehman Rd Green Two destroyed a barn owned by Lowell Nutter Sr with tenant Larry Carr. Firemen arrived at 9 22 a m finding the barn already collapsed and no one home. The blaze is under investigation with losses undetermined.
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Mowery - Lehman Rd
Green Two
Robert Courter
Lowell Nutter Sr
Larry Carr
Logan
Montgomery Marchanters Rally After Knife-Edge Clash
Dr. King plans a peaceful march on Montgomery courthouse after a night of police horse charge violence that left eight hospitalizations. Sheriff deputies on horses used clubs and ropes against sit-in protesters including white college students. Governor Wallace grants extra voter registration days in six counties.
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Montgomery
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Pennsylvania
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Dallas
Selma
Hayneville
Board of Registrars
Lowndes County
Alabama Senate
Mac Sim Butler
Solons Pass First Bill in Ohio Legislature
The Ohio Senate approved a $7.5 million deficiency appropriation for the school foundation program and sent it to the governor. The House backed the first of three major 1965 67 appropriation bills, including $857 million for highways and $31 million for Highway Safety, with 735 new bills offered to date.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
School Foundation
House
Highway Department
Department of Highway Safety
Weather Hocking Valley Braces for Cloudy Cooler Thursday
Cloudy and colder weather is forecast for the Hocking Valley on Thursday. Showers occurred this morning as the temperature rose from a low of 37 to 41 by 1 30 a.m. Tuesday's high reached 56.
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Hocking Valley
Mercury
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Vinh Long
Dr. King
James G. Clark
James Bevel
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