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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1961

Page

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Engineering Report Nearly Completed For Rt. 33 Bypass

State highway engineers report nine percent completion on the Logan bypass of Rt. 33 led by Max Farley. A public hearing is likely in 60 to 90 days with final plans 6 to 8 months after, and a $2.855 million four lane segment from north of Rockbridge to Midway is set for fiscal 1962.

Logan Rt. 33 Max Farley Division 10 Farley Rockbridge Midway Scotts Creek Hocking River National Supply Co Kachelmacher Park Rt. 75 Mulberry St Hocking District 10 Lake Logan Haydenville West Logan Falls South Logan Jurgensmier Hill N. Walnut St National Guard Dicken Addition

Kennedy Tables Budget Deficit Forecast For 1961 62

President Kennedy presents a 6000 word budget report to Congress showing two years of red ink totaling a roughly 5 billion deficit and debt climbing toward a record near 290 billion by mid 1962. He rejects Eisenhower estimates and calls for an 843 million postal rate increase to reduce the postal deficit.

Washington Kennedy Congress Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower

Logan Armory Fund Transfer Blocked by State Board

The state controlling board rejected a transfer of 240000 to fund a new Logan armory. Rep. Rolland Bright said the armory should still be built with a 60 000 state and 180 000 federal mix, while Windom argued for full state funding. The plan would place 25 percent state and 75 percent federal, with the project to house Battery A 174th and Battery A 28th units. The armory site must be used by 1966, and current leased space costs 2400 annually. The transfer failed 3 2 with Oster and Deddens opposing.

Logan Hocking County Rolland Bright Adj Loren G. Windom Gen. Windom Bright Adjutant General 174Th Field Artillery Ohio National Guard 28Th Field Artillery Reserve Windom Clinton V. Oster William H. Deddens Cincinnati Oster Finance Department

15 U S Helicopters Aid Laotian Forces

Laotian government fights back as six new battalions from North Vietnam cross the border. The United States sends 15 helicopters and 150 Marines to support Royal Lao Army units operating from Udorn Thailand bases.

U.S Vientiane Laos Viet Nam United States Kam Kent Thakhek Nhoug Abhay U.S. 7Th Fleet Thailand Ment Army Phourmi Nosavan Kennedy Udorn Here Sala Phou Khoun Luang Prabang Vang Vieng

Weather Outlook for Columbus Ohio Pleasant Weekend Ahead

Weather Bureau summary notes little change in 24 hours with overcast skies and light drizzle in Hocking Valley. Partly cloudy and warmer in Saturday forecast as high pressure arrives. 10 am temp 44, yesterday 38, Thursday 49 with a weak Carolinas low.

Columbus, Ohio Official Weather Bureau Ohio Hocking Valley Great Lakes Carolinas

Grocer Jailed For Refusing to Fire Union Employee

Cincinnati grocer Harry Hemsath 47 spent two hours in jail for contempt of court after refusing to fire his uncle Clarence Meyers unless he joined the Meat Cutters Union. Hemsath had prior union shop agreement from 1956. Judge Charles S. Bell ordered his release after Meyers was to be discharged.

Cincinnati Harry Hemsath Common Pleas Charles S. Bell Clarence Meyers Meyers Meatcutters Union Hemsath Meatcutters Bell

Parks Division Explains New Policy On Ohio Lakes

The Ohio Division of Parks will relinquish control of 11 of 54 lakes due to sizes under 500 acres, Mosquito Reservoir exception. Remaining lakes will be offered to other agencies or local subdivisions, with Mosquito Reservoir used by Army Engineers for flood control. Named lakes include Jackson Lake, Harrison Lake, Lake White, Lake Alma, and Catawba Point among others.

Ohio Division of Parks W. W. Flickinger Parks Division Mosquito Trumbull County Army Flickinger Jackson Lake Jackson County Harrison Lake Fulton County van Buren Lake Hancock County Mount Gilead Twin Lakes Morrow County Lake White Pike County

Parks Chief Reverses Ban Allow Ash Cave Service

Rep Rolland Bright and Sen C Stanley Mechem said W W Flickinger the division of parks chief granted permission for Logan First Methodist Church youth class to meet at Ash Cave on Palm Sunday. Future meetings in Ash Cave remain uncertain as new rules are likely and officials explained the ban was discussed with religious leaders from three major faiths.

Logan's First Methodist Church Ash Cave Rep Rolland Bright Hocking County Sen C. Stanley Mechem Nelsonville W. W. Flickinger Division of Parks Bright Rep. Bright Flickinger

Moscow Silent On Warning From America

Kennedy pressed Khrushchev to halt the Laos offensive as U.S. and SEATO leaders plan potential intervention. Moscow offered no formal response while preparations for possible action continued at bases abroad and in Bangkok for a negotiated Laos settlement.

Washington Kennedy Khrushchev Laos Southeast Asia Moscow U.S Dean Rusk Bangkok Thailand SEATO Little Jungle Kingdom Run Pathet Lao United States

Nuclear Sub To Seek More Polaris Tests

The Theodore Roosevelt plans several more undersea Polaris missile launches to improve on a 1-for-3 record from its first test. On Thursday the 380 foot submarine fired three missiles 200 miles off the Florida coast, with two exploding after tubes ejected but suffering in flight malfunctions.

Cape Canaveral Fla Theodore Roosevelt Atlantic Florida Navy

Former Senator Murray of Montana Dies at 54

Former Democratic U.S. Senator James E. Murray of Montana died Thursday, ending a 26 year Senate career four months after retirement. He was 4.

Butte Mont U.S James E. Murray Montana Senate

Jobless Pay Bill Signed Aiding Unemployed Nationwide

The government reports a record two thirds of major industrial areas with substantial unemployment. Twenty five more areas join the list, including Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis Milwaukee San Francisco Oakland Seattle Syracuse New Orleans Miami and Boston. President Kennedy signs the first antirecession measure to supply 1 billion in extra unemployment compensation in two weeks.

Washington Arthur J. Goldberg Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis Milwaukee San Francisco Oakland Seattle Syracuse New Orleans Miami Boston Labor Department Kennedy Congress

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