Logan Federal Office Set for June Move and Marble Front
Logan Federal Savings and Loan announces its new headquarters in a former Ruble Hotel building with an all marble front. Bruce Fickel says the project is 80 percent complete and offices will open in June after finishing touches including a large vault, drive in window, night depository, 18 rental rooms, and a civic meeting area in the basement.
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Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
Bruce Fickel
Logan Federal
William Loomis & Son
Ruble Hotel
Fickel
E. Main St
Association
Hocking Real Estate Tax Statements Mailed
Tax statements for 1961 were mailed to Hocking County property owners Tuesday by Treasurer Ralph Moorhead. First half due April 25 with a 10 percent penalty after. Total 1961 charge about 919,929.23, down from 934,528.50 in 1960, with details by township and school districts.
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Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking
Logan City
Moorhead
Laurelville
Murray City
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Benton
Falls
Oroville
Good Hope
Logan
Green
Starr-Washington
Laurel
Marion
Bremen
Berne Union
Perry
Laurelville Village
Salt Creek
West Hocking
Starr
Ward
Murray City Village
Washington
Swan
Five convicted in British spy ring case
A London jury found five people guilty of stealing top Royal Navy secrets for the Soviet Union under the Official Secrets Act. The defendants included two British clerks, three foreigners, and linked plot centered on nuclear submarine blueprints and a Moscow transmitter.
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London
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Henry F. Houghton
Ethel Elizabeth Gee
Royal Navy
Gordon A. Lonsdale
Lonsdale
Peter Kroger
Helen
Moscow
Krogers
FBI
Washington
Morris Cohen
Lola
New York
Burglary Sinks Insurance Claim For Wholesale Firm
An operator of a Chattanooga wholesale variety merchandise business received a $900 insurance check Tuesday to cover losses from a burglary two weeks earlier. Burglars struck again on Monday, prompting renewed security concerns.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Russians Rock Not Wreck Ban Talks In Geneva
In Geneva the American and British delegations said the Soviet Union has rocked but not wrecked the nuclear test ban talks. Western powers plan to push their concessions, including a three year moratorium on underground tests, while Tsarapkin warned that further French detonations could derail any treaty.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
David Ormsby-Gore
Tsarapkin
France
U.N
Weather Outlook and Snow Hit Northeast
Official Weather Bureau summary shows cloudy mild Ohio while Hocking Valley may see light rain tonight and Thursday. Temperatures ranged from 37 to 45 across cities, with a dry spell expected Thursday through Saturday as low pressure systems move over the region. A spring storm later dumped up to five inches of snow in parts of the northeast with subfreezing temps extending into the Rockies.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Associated Press
Lake Superior
Rockies
Altoona
Mississippi Valley
DiSalle Pushes Complex Plan For Mental Hospital Support
President urged overhaul of aid to state patients with a detailed formula for liable relatives. The plan prioritizes patient, estate, then relatives and imposes six year limits and income deductions. House bill features differ on exemptions and time limits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Bureau of Support
Department of Mental Hygiene Correction
SEATO Chiefs Open Parley in Bangkok
SEATO military chiefs from eight member nations opened a three day conference in Bangkok to back President Kennedy’s hard line on Laos. Gen Surajit Charusreni chaired the talks stressing continued planning to resist Communist aggression amid developments in the treaty area.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Kennedy
Laos
Surajit Charusreni
Defense Alliance
House Passes Idle Pay Bill for Unemployed Aid
The House approved an emergency unemployment aid bill to begin payments in early April totaling nearly $1 billion. The Senate vote followed and the White House expected swift approval to allow benefits to start within 15 days for long term jobless workers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Kennedy
Moroccans Free 3 Kidnapped Americans in Rio de Oro
Three Americans and eight other oil prospectors were released by Moroccan tribesmen in the Rio de Oro region. King Hassan II announced the release and praised the tribesmen, while reaffirming Morocco's claim to the disputed territory. Diplomats had been summoned as the safe return was confirmed.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
Sahara
Rio de Oro
Walden Pond Beauty Restored After Bulldozer Damage
In Cambridge Massachusetts Superior Court Judge David A. Rose ordered repairs to Walden Pond site damage from a bulldozer that gouged an artificial bathing beach parking area and access road created in 1958 to protect the woodland aesthetic beloved by Emerson and Thoreau.
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Cambridge, Mass
Concord
Walden Pond
Emerson and Thoreau
Superior Court
David A. Rose
General Hocking Brick Resumes Operation Today
General Hocking Brick resumes operation today testing new equipment with a small brick run. Twelve workers return to duties as the plant, shut since February 1, prompts a full run tomorrow. The modernization cuts need for about 10 workers and the plant will run if orders continue. two week backlog noted. About 25 maintenance and support staff worked during the shutdown. by week’s end 40 will be employed with 10 more to be recalled next week.
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General Hocking
Don Russell
Russell
Ohio Congressmen Seek Clay Industry Tax Aid
Two Ohio lawmakers Rep. Wayne L. Hays and Rep. Frank T. Bow urged restoring depletion tax allowances for the clay products sector. They warned the loss of the credit, tied to tile brick and sewer pipe makers like American Vitreified Products Co. East Liverpool, could devastate industry amid high unemployment. Bow pressed for swift legislative remedies and warned IRS plans to collect back taxes could bankrupt producers.
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Washington
Ohio
Wayne L. Hays
Frank T. Bow
Supreme Court
Hays
Mortimer Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
East Liverpool
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Bow
Gore
Cay
Kennedy Urges Management Labor To Act For U.S. Good
President Kennedy appealed to management and labor to keep the national welfare in mind and accept a greater federal role if needed. He spoke to 21 advisory panel leaders including Henry Ford II and George Meany about guiding wages prices jobs and trade with monthly White House meetings and study sessions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Henry Ford II
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
U.S. Stands Firm in UN Congo Debate
Adlai Stevenson denounces Soviet attack led by Andrei Gromyko at the United Nations in the Congo debate. He argues the Soviet line endangers the UN's mission and seeks to force withdrawal within a month, while defending Hammarskjold and the Congo operation.
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United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Congo
Kennedy
General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Congo
Henry Ford Cooper
Liberia
Gromyko
Hammarskjold
Assembly
Patrice Lumumba
Africa
Asia
Stevenson
Kennedy News Conference Live Broadcast Planned
The White House announced Kennedy will hold a live news conference Thursday at 6 p m EST shifting from 4 p m and delaying an expected Laos crisis announcement. Pierre Salinger said the session would be carried live on major networks and declined to confirm any policy statement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Laos
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Kennedy Seeks Major Overhaul of Foreign Aid Program
President Kennedy proposes a sweeping five year plan to overhaul U.S. foreign aid. The plan would create a new agency with five year loan authority totaling 7.3 billion dollars and borrow from the Treasury. It envisions long term, low or no interest loans, separate arms aid from the military budget, and broader participation by other nations.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Secretary of State
The
Treasury
Pentagon
DLF
U S Gold Flow Stopped Says Commerce Department
The Commerce Department reports U S gold flow has halted for weeks while the balance of payments shows substantial improvement. It notes the London gold price back to normal and reduced speculation in gold.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Department
Office of Business Economics
U.S
London
Vote Unleashes Dogs at Bemus Point
Residents of Bemus Point in Chautauqua County voted to keep an ordinance requiring tethering and muzzles for dogs. The measure passed by a 68 to 61 margin, reaffirming the leash and muzzle rules.
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Bemus Point
N.Y
Chautauqua County
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Insurance
Seato Chiefs
Yanks
General Hocking Brick
Management, Labor
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