Technical Center Plan Approved for Nelsonville Area
State vocational chief approves plans for a Nelsonville technical institute to serve a 25 811 population across 3 748 square miles within a 35 mile radius. The center would offer post high school training with 675 expected students and an annual operating cost of 405 000 shared by the tri county district the state and tuition.
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Shoemaker
Appalachia Regional Commission
Ohio Board of Education
Logan
Starr-Washington
Hocking County
Southern Local
Perry County
Nelsonville
York
Trimble
Alexander
Federal Hocking
Athens County
Technical Center
Appalachia Commission
Tri-County
Local Government Reports Published In Today's Paper
The Daily News publishes the 1964 Logan city annual financial report on page 16 detailing total disbursements of 894 468 receipts and balances of 1 124 869. General fund expenditures were 187 480 in 1964 with January 1 1964 balances at 46 747 and 1965 starting balance of 2 685. Also on pages 16 and 15 are Laurelville village and West Hocking school district annual reports.
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Logan
Daily News
Laurelville
West Hocking
Appalachia Road Details In Ohio Proposed Improvements
Ohio proposes $15 million in highway work as part of a $277.4 million Appalachia financing request for southeast Ohio. Projects include Ohio 52 in Scioto County Wheelersburg, Ohio 7 north of Belpre, Ohio 13 north of Athens, and Ohio 32 Mt. Crab to Sardinia with costs from $775,000 to $4.6 million. If approved, state share 30 to 50 percent.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways Today
Appalachia
Ohio
John W. Wilson
Scioto County
Wheelersburg
Washington County
Belpre
Athens County
Athens
Morgan County
Mt. Crab
Sardinia
New York Paper Strike Averted
Mayor Wagner announced a temporary postponement of a threatened strike by printers and photoengravers across seven New York City papers. Negotiations with the Publishers Association of New York City continue and a 24 hour notice period will precede any new strike deadline.
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New York
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Publishers Association of
New York City
Chile Rebuilds After Deadly Quake In El Cobre Disaster
Chile speeds cleanup after Sunday's quake with crews clearing debris bridge roads and roofs. In El Cobre miners' houses wrecked and 45 bodies recovered. more than 300 believed buried. Army tents field hospitals and kitchens aid injured and homeless while Chile declines outside help. President Frei says Chile will handle it with own resources.
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Santiago
Chile
el Cobre
Armed Services
United States
Johnson
U.S
Eduardo Frei
KKK Probe Opens With FBI Assist
The House Un American Activities Committee launches a wide probe into the Ku Klux Klan with anticipated FBI help. Chairman Edwin Willis and Rep. Charles Weltner foresee weeks of spadework before hearings. Mississippi Klansman reacts cautiously as Johnson offers federal support.
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Washington
FBI
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Charles L. Weltner
D-Ga
Natchez, Miss
EF. L. McDaniel
Mississippi
United Klans of America
KKK
Willis
Johnson
Justice Department
Weather warms for Hocking Valley residents
A fair and warmer pattern is forecast for tonight and Thursday pleasing Hocking Valley residents. Skies were sunny Tuesday. yesterday’s high reached 46 degrees and last night’s low dropped to 19. The temperature read 39 at 11 30 a.m. today.
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Hocking Valley
Nelsonville drives funds to lure new industry with notes
Nelsonville Development Association launches a $46,000 debenture sale to attract a new industry. The plan calls for selling 4,600 ten dollar notes over April 1–10 at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, with Friday extended to 8 p.m. Funds support relocation and job growth as 60 of 250 applicants are interviewed for the Yorde Machine Co. plant.
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Nelsonville
William Friedrich
NDA
Buchtel
Hocking Valley
Dannie
Kroger Co
Nelsonville Pandorian Club
Pirouette Club
Tri Psi Sorority
Harold Brown
Richard Yorde
Yorde Machine Co
Yorde
Racial Tensions Easing In Alabama Hotspots
In Montgomery and Selma a calmer mood emerged as a civil rights march proceeded without incidents. Police presence waned, caskets were removed, and leaders urged nonviolence while Gov Wallace met with civil rights figures to discuss ending police brutality and hatred.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Selma
State Capitol
Mills Cowling
Dallas County
Associated Press
Wilson Baker
City Hall
James G. Clark
Joseph Smitherman
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Lowndesboro
Capitol Steps
Marvin Stanley
L.B. Sullivan
Capitol
George C. Wallace
Joseph F. Lowery
Birmingham
Tremor Shakes Athens Downtown as Officials Report No Casualties
A strong earthquake struck Athens causing widespread fear in downtown buildings. Authorities report no casualties as residents assess damage and aftershocks possible.
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Athens
Greece
Ohio Labor Joins Dems In Campaign
The AFL-CIO partners with the Democratic National Committee to support "friends of labor" elected to Congress in 1964 and up for reelection in 1966. State Sen. Frank W. King of Toledo says the aim is to help new congressmen build contacts and broaden their base. King and Walter Davis of COPE plan to launch the Ohio effort Friday night with Rep. John J. Gilligan of Cincinnati among initial meetings.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
AFL - Cio
Democratic National Committee
Friends of Labor
Frank W. King
Toledo
Afl-Cio
King
Walter Davis
Labor Organization
Committee On Political Education
COPE
John J. Gilligan
Cincinnati
Envoy Bunker Arrives in Indonesia to Assess Tensions
Veteran U.S. diplomat Ellsworth Bunker arrived in Jakarta to examine worsening U.S.-Indonesia ties. He will meet President Sukarno on Thursday and stay about two weeks to discuss the relationship.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Sukarno
Scorched Earth Raids Staged Across Vietnam Front
About 200 U.S. and South Vietnamese warplanes attacked six points in North Vietnam and near Saigon in the largest scorched earth raids yet. Four helicopters were shot down six aircraft lost and crews wounded or killed as napalm and phosphorus bombs were used. Navy carriers Hancock and Coral Sea supported missions including radar stations and a Viet Cong depot at Boi Loi.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Hancock
Coral Sea
Hanoi
Peking
Boi Loi
Bien Hoa
Johnson May Seek Funds for Saigon Embassy
President Johnson may ask Congress for authority and funds to build a new U S embassy in Saigon amid the terrorist attack that damaged the building. Secretary Rusk and Defense McNamara conferred with Johnson as Maxwell Taylor prepared to return from Saigon for further talks.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
National Security Affairs
Maxwell D. Taylor
White House
George F. Reedy
Steel Union Demands Under Study in Pittsburgh
AP report details United Steelworkers of America wage proposals for a three year pact. demands include 12.5 cent hourly raise in years one and three, double time for overtime, 10 percent raise for non incentive workers, and a 32 hour work week. President David J. McDonald previously pushed for job security.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
Charles E Lyke Dies At Age 81 In Ohio
Charles E Lyke 81 of 167 N Spring St died 5 30 AM today at St Anthony Hospital Columbus after surgery two weeks earlier He was born in Perry County and spent most of his life in Hocking County A telephone and telegraph employee for 34 years he was wire chief for Logan Home Telephone Co Retired March 1954 He was a member of Logan Methodist Church and Masonic bodies Survived by a son Charles H Lyke of Logan two brothers Willard and Frank both of Logan two sisters Almeda Lyke Logan and Gertrude Schromme Lancaster Funeral 2 PM Friday at Leonard Funeral Home Rev Hugh Robinson Burial Oak Grove Cemetery Visiting hours after noon Thursday with Masonic memorial at 7 30 PM Thursday
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Charles FE. Lyke
N. Spring St
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
Perry County
Hocking County
William and
Anne Wolfe Lyke
Logan Home Telephone Co
Logan Methodist Church
Logan
Elsie
Charles H. Lyke
Willard
Frank
Almeda Lyke
Gertrude Schromme
Lancaster
Leonard Funeral Home
Hugh Robinson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral
Firemen Respond To Shed Fire In Dicken Addition
City firemen were called to Mrs. Roy Deible’s Dicken Addition home at noon today when a shed at the rear caught fire. Fire Chief Bob Courter said the building housed a chicken coop and remaining straw caused spontaneous combustion. Only damage was a power lawn mower.
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Roy Deible
Dicken
Bob Courter
Smead Transfer To New Plant Set To Open By April 12
Smead Manufacturing plans full setup in its new Union Furnace Road plant in Logan's industrial park. Equipment moves start Monday with about one week of production loss. Inside work finished. grading and outdoor tasks remain.
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Smead
Smead Manufacturing Co
Jim Heinlein
Heinlein
Union Furnace Rd
Rt. 328
Logan
Logan Federal Savings & Loan
Bill Frasch
W&h Chevrolet
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Dwight Diller
Logan City
T. C. Porter
Burl Shoemaker
Cal Institute
The
Nelsonville Development Association
Friedrich
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Peabody Coal Co
Hocking St
Dry Dock Coal Co
Wm. Brooks Shoe Co
Brooks
Veterans Memorial Building
Richard Hubbard
Washington D. H
Whitfield Manufacturing Co
Pennington Insurance and Real Estate
Ohio Labor
Dems
Campagn
Viet An
da Nang Air Base
U.S. Navy
LBJ
Evelyn Crane
Cleveland
Michael Scaparrotti
Fourth St
U. S
South
Charles E. Lyke
Dicken Addition
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