East Front Street Tap-In Fee OK'd by City Council
City Council approves a 250 per tap charge for the East Front Street water line extension from near the Carborundum plant to the city limits at Route 328 by a 4 3 vote. The measure aims to fund expansion and potential annexation, while opponents seek charges for all users. Mayor Moorehead weighs the ordinance as bids open April 7 for a sewer project and other matters proceed.
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East Front Street
E. Front St
Rt. 328
Jack Moorehead
Council
South Logan
Hunter
Church Sts
Betty Ave
Ed Rutgers
Rutgers
Car Exhaust Fumes Kill Dicken Addition Man
Bryan Milton Barber 29 of Dicken Addition died from carbon monoxide poisoning after likely falling asleep in a running car with a neighbor returning home early. Coroner Dr. Owen F Yaw ruled it accidental. Barber worked as a pumper for Oxford Oil Co and was a Carbondale Methodist Church member. He is survived by wife Almeda Joyce, daughters Della Marie and Sonji Kay, brother Donald, and his mother Geraldine Barber. Funeral services are set at Carbondale Methodist Church with interment at Asbury Cemetery near Starr.
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Bryan Milton Barber
Dicken Addition
Owen F. Yaw
Sheriff's Department
Barber
Howard Stump
Oroville
Oxford Oil Co
Zanesville
Carbondale Methodist Church
Carbondale
Melvin and
Geraldine Stevens Barber
Almeda Joyce Barber
Della Marie
Sonji Kay
Donald
New Marshfield
Geraldine Barber
William Brown
Heinlein
Asbury Cemetery
Starr
Hocking County Financial Report Published
The 1963 operating year shows receipts and balances of 3 497 357 with expenditures of 3 087 347 and a Dec 31 balance of 410 009. Tax valuation totals 49 975 055 with real and public utility property 40 967 400 and tangible personal property 9 007 655. Salaries and wages equal 377 110 and total county indebtedness stands at 34 500.
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Hocking County
Daily News
Bond Issue Is Boomed
Governor Rhodes said Ohio can save at least 20 million dollars in construction costs with the proposed 500 million dollar highway bond issue to be voted on May 5 in the May primary.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Athens to host week long tribute to local industries
Athens Ohio opens a week of industry tribute with an address by Governor James A Rhodes at the Athens Business Association annual dinner in the First Methodist Church. It marks the 22nd event in this series honoring area industry.
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Athens
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Athens Business Association
First Methodist
Rhodes
Japanese Premier regrets attack on U.S. envoy
Prime Minister Ikeda voiced deepest regrets over the stabbing of U.S. Ambassador Edwin Reischauer by Norikazu Shiotani, who may face charges of bodily assault or attempted murder. Reischauer is recovering, and Japan's public safety minister resigned amid the incident.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
United States
U.S
Edwin 0. Reischauer
Reischauer
John Emmerson
Ikeda
Takashi Hayakawa
Norikazu Shiotani
Shiotani
MacArthur Fights Way Back After Surgeries
General Douglas MacArthur, 84, showing better than expected recovery after two major operations in 17 days. Doctors warn outlook remains guarded though progress appears favorable. He remains in Walter Reed Recovery Room as internal bleeding is monitored and jaundice improves.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Army
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
MacArthur
Heaton
Nabbed in West Logan: Wanted Man and Woman Detained
George Turnbaugh and Janet Bowman were captured by a joint task force in West Logan. Turnbaugh faces auto theft and breaking and entering probes in Michigan and Mansfield tied to a $12,000 guns and furs robbery. Bowman is suspected as an accomplice. They will be turned over to Richland County authorities.
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Hocking County Sheriff's Department
Logan City
State Highway Patrol
George Turnbaugh
Janet Bowman
Janet Myers
Richland County Sheriff’s Office
Turnbaugh
Saginaw
Mich
Mansfield
West Logan
William Johnson
Ohio Sets Temporary Help Rules For State Schools Budget
Ohio finance officials say a new economy order treats part time aides like state workers to save 3 million dollars before June for public schools. Gov Rhodes and lawmakers warn the March May quarter could face a deficit under the foundation program. Temporary clerical help cost about 95 thousand dollars last year through Manpower Ballou and Kelly Girls agencies, roughly 23 full time positions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard Krabach
James A. Rhodes
Foundation
Wayne Ward
Manpower, Inc
Ballou, Inc
Kelly Girls, Inc
Ward
Storm System Moves East After West Pounding
Stormy weather from the West pounds the region with winds snow and rain for two days. The Weather Bureau says the storm will reach the East Coast by tonight or Thursday and warns of hazardous driving in Kansas Missouri and surrounding areas. Temperatures hit 74 degrees a 1964 high with a 40 degree low last night.
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Associated Press
Midwest
U.S
Hocking Valley
Midwest Sees Freezing Rain and Cold Snap Across States
A storm brings persistent rain that freezes on highways as temperatures fall across eastern Iowa and west central Illinois. Topeka experiences a thunderstorm with sleet freezing rain and hail. Golf ball sized hail reported in Kansas City. Western and northern areas drop to record lows with Minot minus 12 and Great Falls minus 9. South Dakota towns run negative, while Duluth and Superior report above freezing at 3.
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Iowa
Illinois
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
North Central
Midwest
Minot
N.D
Cutbank
Mont
Great Falls
South Dakota
Watertown
Aberdeen
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
Weather Outlook for Southern and Central Ohio
Temperatures will average two to six degrees above normal with highs 52 to 62 and lows 33 to 38. Colder Thursday and Saturday, warming again early next week. Rainfall around one inch with showers and possible thunderstorms tonight, Thursday and through the weekend.
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Ohio
McNamara and Taylor Press Need for $1 Billion Military Aid
Secretary of Defense McNamara warned the free world could falter at the edge of the Communist bloc without at least a one billion dollar annual military aid program. General Taylor called that level a holding operation of borderline adequacy as he addressed the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Taylor
McNamara
Congress
Executive Branch
Ohioans Testify In Hoosier Slot Machine Probe
Two Ohio residents testified before a federal grand jury in Indianapolis as part of an investigation into traffic in slot machines. Robert Osterkamp of Okeawa and Richard D. Rogers of Cheviot, employees of Alpine Amusement Co., Connersville, were among the witnesses. The U S Attorney declined to reveal details.
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Indianapolis
Robert Osterkamp
Okeawa
Ohio
Richard D. Rogers
Cheviot
U.S
Indianapolis Star
Osterkamp and Rogers
Alpine Amusement Co
Connersville
Soviet Union Grants Yemen Financial Aid and Loans
Moscow reports a joint communique stating the Soviet Union grants Yemen a long term loan delays payments on earlier loans and promises free aid. The talks between Yemeni President Abdulla Al-Sallal and Soviet officials show support for Yemen’s effort to oust Britain from Aden area south of Yemen.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Yemen
Abdulla Al-Sallal
Britain
Aden
Saudi Arabian
Flood aid: Ohio county vote and relief meetings
President Johnson authorized a $250 000 initial federal allocation for flood disaster relief in Ohio. The aid targets 44 counties designated by Gov. Rhodes, with the Office of Emergency Planning empowered to issue supplemental allocations if needed. Officials set up public meetings for applicants.
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Columbus
Ohio
Johnson
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Office of Emergency Planning
Civil defense to explain flood relief funds in four Ohio meetings
Police Chief Roy Kelch assistant civil defense chief in Hocking County and Sanitarian Kermit Taylor attend Chillicothe session on Public Law 875 provisions. Meetings to brief county and municipal officials on federal aid for emergency projects begin today and run through Saturday in Chillicothe Cincinnati Marietta and Akron.
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Roy Kelch
Hocking County
Sanitarian Kermit Taylor
Chillicothe
Civil Defense Division
Adjutant General's Department
James F. Worster Sr
Civil Defense
House OKs Emergency Fund For Idle Pay
The House approved a 42 million emergency appropriation for unemployment compensation for federal employees and ex servicemen. Funds cover the current fiscal year ending June 30. Ohio administrator Willard P. Dudley said the state exhausted federal unemployment funds on March 19 and claimants were told benefits would cease until new funds arrived.
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Washington
House
Ohio
Willard P. Dudley
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Pakistanis Killed in Kashmir Border Clash
Official sources say 24 Pakistanis were killed near Uti west of Srinagar after Pakistani volunteers breached the cease fire line Monday night. The clash occurred about a mile and a half into Indian Kashmir, Reuters reported.
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New Delhi
India
Uti
Srinagar
Kashmir
Carbo Union Reach Tentative Contract Agreement
Carborundum Co officials and Local 7-630 OCAW reached a tentative deal Tuesday evening. George Helber says union members will vote at 7:30 p.m. today in the East school auditorium on ratification or rejection. If approved, plant operations resume with the midnight shift. Over 300 workers had been idled eight days since a prior contract expired March 17. Federal mediator H. J. Monroney led talks from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Logan Trade Club.
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Carborundum Co
H. J. Monroney
Columbus
Logan Trade Club
Lancaster
Tear gas used as students clash with Korean troops in Seoul
About 2,000 students from Han Yang University confronted steel-helmeted troops near President Park Chung Hee's hillside mansion as more than 10,000 protesters in Seoul Pusan and Taegu denounced Tokyo talks. An army lieutenant and several soldiers were injured when the crowd surged forward. Soldiers fired tear gas grenades while students answered with rocks.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Japan
Tokyo
Park
Han- Yang University
Pusan
Taegu
Korea
Johnson Hopeful Congress Will Act on Medicare
President Johnson expressed optimism that Congress will act this year on elderly health care financed through Social Security. Sen. Hubert Humphrey said Johnson pressed the issue at a White House meeting with Democratic leaders, and Johnson told the AFL CIO convention in Atlantic City that a medical assistance bill for the aged will pass through Social Security.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
White House
Humphrey
United Automobile Workers
Atlantic City
N.J
House
Racial tensions flare as Jacksonville sees unrest
Negro leaders plan hit and run picketing and sit ins at segregated venues while fires and gunfire erupt across Negro areas. Gov. Bryant defers to local authorities, as police arrest over 100 more and fire bombs cause damage to schools and cars amid ongoing violence.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Tallahassee
Farris Bryant
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