Kachelmacher Estate May Aid Logan Hospital Plans
In Logan and New Lexington the state health plan flags 104 new hospital beds for the area pending federal approval. Trustees, doctors, and Dr. Perry Ayers urge using the Rachelmacher estate to fund a general Logan hospital rather than a vein research institute, citing community needs and efficiency.
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Logan-New Lexington
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio
Ralph E. Dwork
Logan
New Lexington
Hill-Burton
Hocking Valley Hospital
Rachelmacher
General Hospital
Hocking County
South Logan
Kachelmacher
N.L.S. Rachelmacher
Logan-Hocking County
Perry R. Ayers
Columbus
Ohio State Medical Journal
State Medical Association
Ayers
Nils Rachelmacher
Mr. Rachelmacher
DiSalle bill on patient care ignored by Ohio House
Ohio House, with 133 to 0 vote, dumps Gov DiSalle's plan on how relatives should be billed for mental patient care to the Senate. Minority Leader Lantz led opposition to sending the bill back to committee as lawmakers push a record pace for new measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
House
DiSalle
House Democrats
James A. Lantz
di Salle
Judiciary Committee
Utilities Commission
Kennedy set to speak on Laos crisis and US moves
Kennedy prepared a major policy statement at a 6 p.m. news conference as U S forces move toward Southeast Asia amid a Laos civil war. Gen Phoumi Nosavan asserts royalist control while rebels gain ground toward Luang Prabang.
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Kennedy
U.S
Vientiane
Phoumi Nosavan
Sala Pou Khoun Road
Luang Prabang
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Bangkok
Muong Kassy
Laos
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
United States
Khrushchev
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Hong Kong
Midway
Southeast Asia
7Th Fleet
Philippines-Formosa
Udorn
Strategic Army Corps
STRAC
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Commu
Britain reels as spy ring convicted in royal navy secrets case
A Soviet ring was uncovered after the conviction of Gordon Lonsdale the American couple Morris Cohen and Helen Cohen and two British lovers Harry Houghton and Ethel Gee for stealing royal navy secrets. Sentences ranged from 15 to 25 years as the case sparked a cross Atlantic security overhaul and probes into forged passports and intelligence leaks.
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London
Britain
England
Moscow
Lord Carrington
Admiralty
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
United States
Klaus Fuchs
Guy
Burgess
Donald MacLean
U.S
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Gordon Arnold Lonsdale
Ing Force
The
Ring
Scotland Yard
Morris Cohen
Kroger
Helen
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Col
Rudolf Abel
Cohens-Krogers
Canada
Tokyo
Singapore
Vienna
New Zealand
Keith Holyoake
Lonsdale
Harry F. Houghton
Vandalism and International Talks Highlight Briefs
A wave of spring break college students vandalized a Seminole thatched hut and a beach business window, uprooted a palm, dumped a hotel pool, stole five swimsuits, and pelted a motorist. AP reports U S and Britain proposed full cooperation with the Soviet Union on peaceful nuclear explosions. The UN General Assembly heard Adlai Stevenson urge an Africa focused development program and to keep cold war out of Africa. Back in Washington the House debates a higher minimum wage and an emergency unemployment extension awaiting Kennedy’s signature.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Ohio State University
Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
West
United Nations
N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. General Assembly
SEATO Could Deploy 4000 Troops To Laos
SEATO nations could send about 4000 battle ready troops to Laos on decision to aid the royal Lao army. Officials warn intervention risks a broader Communist response and a Korea type war while some doubt US forces would be ready. SEATO advisers meet in Bangkok stressing continued planning to resist aggression as Laos remains under SEATO protection.
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Washington
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Laos
Vientiane
United States
U.S
Pentagon
Pathet Lao
Seato Alliance
SEATO
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Philippines
Pakistan
Bangkok
Jungle
Weather outlook for Ohio mild with rain and highs near 57
The Weather Bureau reports cloudy skies and rain or drizzle across Ohio as a low pressure system moves through. Light rain persists in the Hocking Valley with one inch of rainfall over the past two days. Temperatures ranged from a high of 57 degrees to a low of 43 with a 49 degree reading this morning. Partly cloudy, continued mild weather is forecast for Friday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking
Rainy Interlude Shrinks Across State With Mild Temps
Rain was mainly in the south with light drizzle in the north. Temperatures remained mild with little overnight change. Rain or drizzle continues today, likely ending in the southwest this afternoon and across the rest of the state tonight. Friday brings cloudy skies and steady temperatures.
Ohioan Bush Approved for Interstate Commerce Post
The Senate Commerce Committee approved John W. Bush for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Bush has served as director of the Ohio Department of Commerce since 1959.
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Washington
Sewate Commerce Committee
John W. Bush
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bush
Ohio Department of Commerce
Major Improvements to Logan City Expenditures
Logan City spent 1960 total outlay 593 434 with 167 851 for street paving. Major improvements funded largely by projects to be reimbursed, while maintenance and salaries rose slightly from 1959. Revenue in 1960 reached 574 714 with 419 899 receipts and 154 815 non revenue.
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Logan
Logan Daily News
Kennedy Signs Bill To Curb U S Feed Grain Surpluses
President Kennedy signed a major bill within hours after Senate approval to curb feed grain surpluses. The plan raises price supports for corn sorghums oats barley and rye and ties aid to acreage retirement with conservation plantings. Officials expect higher supports while mandating at least 20 percent retirements to qualify.
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Kennedy
U.S
Washington
Senate
House
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Ohio panel recommends Ohio Division of Parks cede lake sites
The Ohio Natural Resources Commission advised the Division of Parks to give up management of about a dozen lakes including Jackson Lake Lake Alma and Lake White. Jackson Lake would be turned over April 1 to Oak Hill with easement and ownership issues cited. Lake Alma remains under city lease and state control limited by water rights and safety concerns.
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Ohio Natural Resources Commission
Ohio Division of Parks
Jackson Lake
Lake Alma
Lake White
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
George O' Malley
W. W. Flickinger
Parks Division
Division of Wildlife
Oak Hill
O'Malley
Parks
Wellston
Waverly
Lake White Co
Wildlife Division
Lake Logan
Hocking County
Division of
Wildlife
Flickinger
Natural Resources Commission
Division of Parks
Ash Cave
Hocking Parks
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JFK
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