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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1964

Page

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Many Hocking Churches Plan Sunrise Easter Services

Logan and Hocking County churches schedule sunrise services on Easter Sunday. Services include 6 30 a m starts at Logan Presbyterian, St John s Catholic Masses, Camp Otterbein on Union Furnace Rd and St Matthew Lutheran. Bible pageant at Logan EUB, radio WATH broadcasts, and public invited.

Hocking Logan Hocking County Logan Masonic Logan Presbyterian Church Robert W. McQuilkin Presbyterian Choir Logan Eub Vesper Hill Camp Otterbein Union Furnace Rd Rt. 328 Rt. 33 Robert Orndoff Citizenship Commission of the Youth Fellowship John Stone Roger Cook Fonda Anderson Debbie Paisley Beverly Primmer Debbie Rheinscheid Connie Orndoff Randy Wilkinson Calvin Price Mike Hartman Tony Lightfoot Beth Stoltz Billie Jo King David St. Matthew Lutheran Church Luther League Our Lord Radio Wath Logan Methodist Church Jerry McAfee Jeff Schneider Ricky Engle St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Paschal West Logan Pilgrim Holy Communion Trinity Lutheran Church Logan Apostolic Church United Brethren In Christ Church Loyd Beavers First Church of Christ

Mike Collins Named Daily News City Editor

Mike Collins becomes city editor of the Logan Daily News replacing Alan Appelbaum who leaves for six months active Army duty. Collins, a former Fort Carson officer, joined the staff six weeks ago after serving as public information officer with the 5th Infantry Division.

Mike Collins Logan Daily News Alan Appelbaum U. S. Army Collins 5Th Infantry Division Fort Carson Colo Daily News BSJ Ohio Universty New York Journal-American Financial Department Baldwin N. Y

120 Day Earth Orbit Slated For Three Spacemen

NASA proposed a 120 day Earth orbit mission for three astronauts in a modified Apollo spacecraft with a space laboratory. The plan aims to test life support and conduct experiments to support future interplanetary travel and long duration missions.

Houston, Tex Earth United States Manned Spacecraft Center National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Space Laboratory Outer Space Space Agency

Winter Weather Strikes East as Spring Arrives

A wintry system blankets the eastern half of the nation with cold air and icy winds spreading from the north central core one week into spring. Snow and stiff gusts affect several states, disrupting travel and daily routines.

Cloudy Forecast for Hocking Valley Through Saturday

Increasingly cloudy weather with little temperature change is forecast for the Hocking Valley tonight and Saturday. Thursday's high was 38 degrees with a low of 25 last night. It was 37 degrees at 11 am today.

Hocking Valley

Record Low Temperatures Sweep Midwest and South

Cold spell drives subzero readings from Nebraska to Minnesota with 7 below in International Falls and a 10 inch Green Bay snowfall. Temperatures near zero hit Atlanta as freezing weather stretches across the Midwest, South, and Northeast.

Oklahoma Kentucky Arkansas Tennessee Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Michigan International Falls Minn Green Bay Wis Midwest South Atlanta

Weather outlook for southern and central Ohio

Temperatures will run six to 12 degrees below normal with a normal high of 53 to 62 and a low of 34 to 39. A cold weekend followed by a slow warm up early next week. Light precipitation expected totaling under a quarter inch as light snow or flurries Saturday and occasional rain or snow early next week.

Ohio

Close Watch On MacArthur Despite Lung Inflammation

Army doctors monitored the inflammation at the base of General Douglas MacArthur's right lung. Discovered Thursday, the condition prompted antibiotics as the 84 year old commander recovers from two major operations within 17 days. No new evaluation of his status was provided at last report.

Washington Douglas MacArthur

State Police Chief Indicted in Massachusetts Case

Gov. Peabody moves to suspend Public Safety Commissioner Frank S. Giles after an Essex County grand jury charged him with 38 counts including conspiracy and larceny. Giles seeks leave of absence. suspension could replace pay with a ruling from the attorney general.

Boston Endicott Peabody Massachusetts Peabody Public Safety Frank S. Giles Massachusetts House of Representatives Giles Essex County Atty Edward W.W. Brooke

Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt Set by Logan Club

Logan Kiwanis Club will sponsor its annual Easter egg hunt at 1 30 p m Sunday in Kachelmacher Park. The event has two sections for different age groups and prizes donated by local businesses. McClelland's Dairy will provide ice cream for participants and volunteers from Logan High School Key Club and the city police auxiliary will assist and guard against traffic.

Logan Kiwanis Club Kachelmacher Park Elberfeld’s G. C. Murphy Co Risch Drugs Case’s Drug Store Harden's Super Market Stoltz Drug Store McClelland’s Dairy Logan High School City Police Auxiliary

Glenn Young in tight Ohio Senate race amid medical doubt

Ohio Democratic U S Senate fight tightens as Lt Col John Glenn Jr still faces recovery questions from a February 26 fall. A Marine Corps report hints he may not retire by April 1, potentially affecting the May 5 primary while Stephen Young’s camp claims a win if held now. Glenn’s name remains on the ballot regardless of medical status.

Columbus Ohio U.S John H. Glenn Jr Stephen M. Young Marine Corps Glenn Young Wallace Greene Greene Ford Eastman Space Agency

Rockefeller Defeats Mark Set in New York Assembly

Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller faced major defeats in the 1964 New York Legislature session ending in Albany. He planned a special session for April 15 after lawmakers rejected his key bills including repeal of liquor price controls and the 51 year old full crew law for trains. Organize labor opposed repeal and Rockefeller remains a Republican presidential hopeful.

Albany N.Y Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller Organized Labor

Life Support Test Reaches 25 Days In Booth

Five men are sealed in a windowless L shaped box for 25 days aboard a Boeing run life support test for NASA. They eat freeze dry food drink recycled water and breathe the same air to simulate future space station or moon base conditions. The experiment ends April 1 and represents the first full US life support test for space travel.

Seattle Wash Boeing Co National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Fulbright Presses Election Year Debate on Cuba Policy

Sen. J. W. Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, attacks the Johnson administration's Cuba strategy as a failure while signaling no intent to derail current policy. He argues for acknowledging the realities of life and says his remarks reflect years of similar analyses.

Washington J. W. Fulbright Johnson Arkansas Senate Fulbright GOP William E. Miller Neville Chamberlain White House Cuba Panama ABC U.S

Meyers Promoted to Chief Engineer at Logan Goodyear Plant

Dale Meyers is promoted to chief engineer at the Logan plant of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co effective April 1. He replaces Nathan H. Hurt Jr who became Logan plant manager after John H. Gerstenmaier was named president of Motor Wheel Corp. Meyers, a Michigan State mechanical engineering graduate, has worked at Logan since March 1 after prior duties at Akron. He is married with two children and plans to move from Akron with Elaine Sandra 17 and Perry 15 this summer.

Dale Meyers Logan Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Nathan H. Hurt Jr John H. Gerstenmaier Motor Wheel Corporation Goodyear Lansing Mich Meyers Akron Michigan State University Lutheran Church Hocking Hills Country Club Elaine Sandra Perry

Soviets Free 2 Fliers After Diplomatic Pressure

The Soviet Union released Capt. David I. Holland and Capt. Melvin J. Kessler after 17 days of U S diplomatic pressure. They were among three crewmen of an RB66 shot down over East Germany on March 10. Lt. Harold Welch was released March 21 and said to be injured. Welch had been treated in Magdeburg. President Johnson welcomed the settlement as sensible.

Helmstedt Germany U.S East Germany United States Washington David I. Holland Holland, Minn Melvin J. Kessler Philadelphia Harold Welch Detroit Welch Holland Kessler Magdeburg Berlin Johnson City Tex Johnson

Ohio finance director halts 6.7 million capital plan

Ohio finance director orders a halt to spending from 6.7 million approved for planning 61 million in capital improvements mainly in education. A taxpayer suit challenges the bond funding, threatening to delay projects at six state universities and related institutions.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Ohio State University Ohio University Bowling Green Kent State Miami Central State College Akron Cincinnati Board of Regents Youth Commission State Fairgrounds Lima Richard L. Krabach Ohio Supreme Court Sinking Fund Commission State Krabach

Ohio Truck Curb Rules Protested

Protests flooded Gov. Rhodes office as the Public Utilities Commission curb rules faced delay from a Ohio Supreme Court ruling. About 50 telegrams from truckers and shippers arrived overnight seeking action on trucking regulation revisions.

Ohio Columbus James A. Rhodes Public Utilities Commission Ohio Supreme Court

Trucking Firms Gather to Oppose PUCO Order in Logan

Forty representatives from Lancaster to Athens gathered in Logan to voice opposition to the PUCO administrative order, signaling wide industry concern across the Hocking Valley trucking sector.

Hocking Valley Lancaster Athens Logan PUCO

Protests Rise as Freight Haulers Challenge Commission Order

Cities including Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Grand Rapids joined protests while Ohio firms watched. The commission’s general freight carrier crackdown targets irregular carriers and unscheduled routes. The order set to take effect Saturday was delayed as lawsuits against the commission await a high court ruling with mid July tentative dispositions.

Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Grand Rapids Mich Ohio Commission

Also Mentioned on This Page

WATH St. John’s Catholic Church Daily News City Athens Messenger KLST Colorado Springs WOUB Athens County Gop Army Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalism Society Appelbaum The Ohio University Post Associated Press Gen. MacArthur Massachusetts Eyes Suspension John A. Volpe Massachusetts Crime Commission Kiwanis Club Eastman Rocky Stoke Rhodes Supreme Court
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