PUCO Reviews Commonwealth Telephone Rate Increase Plan
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio completes study on Commonwealth Telephone Co of Ohio rate hike filed December 23 1960 alarming Logan subscribers. City council sought relief noting expectations of higher charges while PUCO weighs proposed average rise above ten percent.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Commonwealth Telephone Co. of
Ohio
Telephone Company
Logan
PUCO
Sabotage Eyed In Plane Probe
In Manila a mysterious sky flash fuels suspicion that the missing Flying Tiger Super Constellation, with 107 aboard, may have exploded in flight. A Liberian tanker reported a bright light along the aircraft’s usual western Pacific route, bolstering sabotage theories as search enters its fourth day.
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Manila
U.S
Pacific
South Viet Nam
Guam
Flying Tiger Line
Frank B. Lynoff
T. L. Linzen
Hepatitis Vaccine Work Reported By Caltech Scientist
Pasadena California AP progress in hepatitis vaccine development noted. Dr Justine S Garvey of California Institute of Technology reports a method to grow liver cells artificially. Scaling cell growth is essential for vaccine production and research efforts.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Justine S. Garvey
Garvey
World Leaders Praise Algerian Cease Fire Amid War
Western leaders hailed the Algerian cease fire while acknowledging continued opposition from underground forces. Kennedy and Khrushchev issued statements of support as Arab states welcomed the truce, and neutral powers urged peaceful resolution across Africa.
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Algeria
Peronists Win Pushes Frondizi Into Federal Control
Buenos Aires AP report says President Frondizi ordered federal control in provinces won by Peronists after Sunday's elections. Peronist gains include 10 governors and over 30 seats in Congress, with Buenos Aires Province won by Andres Framini. Military chiefs met Interior Minister Vitolo. Vitolo’s resignation discussed.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Peron
Juan D. Peron
National Congress
Fronizi
Argentina
Alfredo Vitolo
Frondizi
Vitolo
Radical Party
Madrid
Andres Framini
Cuba
Pesident
House of Deputies
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Americas
Washington
Cuban Rebel Leader Calls for Funds and Recruits
Rafael Serralla urged rapid action against Fidel Castro at a Bayfront Park rally in Miami. He claimed Castro has a single weak point and said with three months and 1,000 men an incident could succeed. He cited 200 anti Castro guerrillas in training in the Everglades with support from the Miami Cuban community.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Rafael Serralla
Bayfront Park
Nacionalisimo Realista
Serralla
Spending Up at State and Local Governments
The Commerce Department estimated that spending by state and local governments will rise by 4.5 billion this year to a record 62 billion dollars. The federal government is planned to spend about 92.5 billion dollars in the next fiscal year.
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Washington
Commerce Department
West To Offer Russia Nuclear Concessions
Algeria cease fire takes effect in Algiers but European Secret Army packs a 24 hour strike crippling Algiers and Oran. Bombs gunfire disrupts city centers as authorities seek stability while de Gaulle pursues the Evian framework.
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Algiers
Algeria
Secret Army
Oran
Rodney Angov
France
Angove
Euopeans
Air France
Air Allenne
Raoul Salan
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Evian
Rome
Tunis
Morocco
Ben Youssef Ben Khdda
Jean Morin
Soviet Union to Bargain on Nuclear Test Ban
In Geneva the Soviet Union signaled willingness to bargain with the United States and Britain on a nuclear test ban while resisting international inspection on its soil. Western powers reportedly offered concessions to win agreement, with a possible deal reducing inspection trips and areas. If accord is reached, Kennedy would cancel next month's atmospheric tests.
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Geneva
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Kennedy
U.S
Valerian Zorin
Lord Home
London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Zorin
France
Dean Rusk
Canada
Green
Senate Chiefs Seek Vote On Poll Tax Ban
Senate leaders push for an early vote on an antipoll tax amendment amid a broader civil rights clash. Hearings begin on the measure led by Sen. Ervin with hearings also set on strategic materials. Meanwhile the House readies a $13 billion weapons bill including a B70 bomber and a tax reform package.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
U.N
Ervin
Senate Armed Services
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Wilmington Radio-TV Group Is Chartered
Community Communicators of Ohio Inc filed articles of incorporation in Columbus with Ted W. Brown as secretary of state. The Wilmington firm plans to acquire own and run radio and television facilities with 250 shares of no par common stock. Walter E. Schutt named statutory agent for incorporators Francis J. Stratman, Barbara N. Stratman, and Gene F. Seehafer.
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Columbus, Ohio
Community Communicators of Ohio, Inc
Wilmington
Ted W. Brown
Walter E. Schutt
Francis J. Stratman
Barbara N. Stratman
Gene F. Seehafer
Western Union Used To Collect Overdue Books
Memphis public library officials test a new system using Western Union messengers to pick up books overdue by more than six weeks. They collect the two cent daily fine and a 75 cent service charge, with card privileges revoked for those who refuse to pay.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Public Library
Western Union
Ohio Weather Outlook Brings Rain Then Partly Cloudy
The Weather Bureau reports cloudy skies across Ohio with light rain in the western half. A springlike weekend greeted the Hocking Valley after a 48° high Saturday and 52° Sunday, with a 30° low earlier today and a 39° rainy reading at 10 a.m. Showers should end tonight and Tuesday is expected partly cloudy.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking
Weather outlook for central and southern counties today
Noon today with possible scattered thundershowers in central and southern counties. Sunday brought bright sun with temperatures in the 40s and 50s, Marietta 51 the high, Youngstown 42 the low, and patterns suggest increasing clouds and wet weather for the rest of the week. Cleveland M Toledo 35, Columbus 36, Cincinnati 43 early today.
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Marietta
Youngstown
Cleveland
M. Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Weather forecast notes light to moderate rain across multiple regions
The Associated Press reports rain fell today across the Pacific Northwest, Southern California, Texas, the Midwest and Mississippi Valley with amounts from about one-half inch to one-tenth inch. Scattered light snow occurred in parts of Northern Wisconsin with temperatures ranging from 68 at Brownsville Texas to 19 at Red Wood Falls Minnesota Caribou Maine and Lebanon New Hampshire. Elsewhere readings were mostly seasonal.
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California
Texas
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Wisconsin
Brownsville
Tex
Redwood Falls
Minn
Caribou
Maine
Lebanon
N. H
No Cut Seen Possible In Total Tax Bill
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon said the United States cannot afford a truly significant reduction in the total tax bill. He argued that total tax payments cannot be reduced even as rates can be cut and favored offsetting revenue gains through closing loopholes and repealing special benefits. He cautioned against large rate cuts without revenue offsets, warning it would undermine commitments abroad and at home.
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Washington
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
United States
Dillon
The
Tax Executives Institute
Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy proposes joint US Soviet lunar space effort
President Kennedy writes to Soviet Premier Khrushchev proposing joint exploration of the moon and other planets. The March 7 letter was released by the White House on Saturday.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
White House
Terhune Divorce Action Is Dismissed in Ohio Court
Ohio Agriculture Director Robert H Terhune faced divorce proceedings filed by Anna Belle Terhune but the Fayette County Common Pleas Court dismissed the case at the request of the plaintiff.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Robert H. Terhune
Anna Belle Terhune
Fayette County
Common Pleas Court
Terhune
Courthouse Volunteers Fight Fire Saturday Blaze
A volunteer fire team from the clerk of courts and county judge extinguished a Saturday blaze in the Courthouse. Deputy Dorothy Orr found smoke in the women's restroom and summoned help. Clerk Thelma Keyes fought the flames with a wastebasket while Vaughn Collins finished the job with water.
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Dorothy Orr
Clerk of Courts
Thelma Keyes
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Wesley Woltz Dies at 93 in Haydenville
Wesley O Woltz 98 retired Natco yard foreman died at 2 05 pm Saturday at Barr s Rest Home Pleasantville He was born in Hocking County son of Joseph and Diantha Woltz His wife Clara Rizer Woltz died in 1937 Survived by two daughters four sons a brother 13 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Leonard Funeral Home Rev Richard Ellsworth burial Fairview Cemetery near Rockbridge Friends may call at the funeral home
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Haydenville
Natco
Barr
Pleasantville
Hocking County
Joseph and
Diantha Croghan Woltz
Clara Rizer Woltz
G. A. Leverett
Gunnison
Colo
R. G. Treat
Capitan
N. M
Lester
Bexley
Darl
Delaware
Kenneth
Greencastle
Kirby
North Canton
Charles
Lancaster
Leonard Funeral Home
Richard Ellsworth
Fairview Cemetery
Rockbridge
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Konrad Adenauer
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