Dewey Ringhiser Jr. Builds Record Firm on Rock Popularity
Dewey Ringhiser Jr. founder of the R D Globe Record Co on Rt 75 south of Logan runs a fast growing operation with 7 000 records in stock. The firm partners with RCA in Chicago for mass production and distributes through 1 500 outlets in the U S Canada Mexico and England. Ringhiser promotes Janet Caplinger and other acts while courting teen buyers and preparing new albums as he eyes a gold record milestone.
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U. S
R. D. Globe Record Co
Rt. 75
Logan
Dewey Ringhiser Jr
Ringhiser
American Federation of Musicians
Musicians’ Union
RCA
Chicago
Canada
Mexico
England
Cotton
Globe Record
Harry Ringhiser
New York
Globe
Janet Lee Caplinger
Teresa Brewer
Janet
Columbus
Mr. Wonderful
WCOL
WTAM
Cleveland
WCOA
Florida
Georgia Crackers
Tennessee Valley Boys
The
Rhythm Drifters
D. O. Davis Named Fairfield County School Superintendent
D. O. Davis of Berne Union High will lead Fairfield County schools succeeding Paul R. Cummins who died April 12. He begins this summer with a 10500 annual salary after 11 years at Berne Union and 21 years at Starr-Washington district. Davis, native of Rio Grande, holds a BA from Rio Grande College and a master’s from Ohio State.
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D. O. Davis
N. Wood St
Berne Union School
Fairfield County
Paul R. Cummins
Davis
Fairfield County Board of Education
Starr-Washington
Hocking County
Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Ohio State University
Albany
Collins
O. Davis
Ohio High School Athletic Association
American Association of School Administrators
Ohio High School Principals Association
The
Central
Princess Margaret Wedding Eve Sparks Title Debate
London AP reports on Princess Margaret's wedding eve with a key question whether Antony Armstrong-Jones will receive a peerage. The event draws large crowds and police, as Britons weigh breaking tradition against royal ritual ahead of Friday’s Westminster Abbey ceremony.
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London
Margaret
United States
Europe
Buckingham Palace
Abbey Bright
Elizabeth
Princess
Armstrong-Jones
Queen
Prince Philip
Chessmans attorney says he chose death to protect daughter
In San Francisco AP. Daryl Chessman may have chosen execution in San Quentin rather than risk threats to his 17 year old daughter by exposing the real red light bandit. George T. Davis said the prisoner feared underworld reprisals against his only survivor. In Ohio AP. 17-year-old Luther Warren Payne remains trapped in a 35-foot dry well. rescuers report little hope. In Cape Canaveral AP. Balloon satellite launch postponed due to technical problems at the missile test center.
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San Francisco
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
George T. Davis
Chessman
Underworld
Ironton, Ohio
Luther Warren Payne
Hugh Reese
North Kenova
'Single Shot' Tactics Shift Ohio Democratic Delegates
In Ohio the so called single shot voting tactic helped the Porter slate win at least two convention slots in the Democratic primary while DiSalle backers gained seven delegate votes for a Kennedy pledge. Miller and Porter split contests across districts with two Porter picks in some areas and one in others.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Cuyahoga County
Albert S Porter
Porter
Cairman
Ray T. Miller
DiSalle
Miller
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ohio
William L. Coleman
Porter Group
Joseph Sweeney
Cleveland
Carl R. Finegan
William P. Brown
Charles L. Babcock
Canton
Derby Field Set for 86th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Fourteen three year olds, led by Tompion of California and Bally Ache from Florida, were entered for the 86th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Calumet Farm did not enter two horses as Hillsborough carries the silks. Bally Ache drew post 3 while Tompion drew post 14. race set for 4 30 p.m. EST and to be aired by CBS.
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Louisville, Ky
Tompion
California
Bally Ache
Florida
Calumet Farm
The
Roses
Jimmy Jones
Hillsborough
Churchill Downs
C. V. Whitney
Tom Fool
Leonard Fruchtman
Venetian Way
Isaac Blumbergh
Sunny Blue Farm
Victoria Park
EF. P. Taylor
Henrijan
Spring Broker
Bourbon Prince
Divine Comedy
Surullah
Tony Graff
Yamolka
Cuvier Relic
Fighting Hodge
CBS
Russians Down American Plane
Dean Collison, Hocking County election board deputy clerk, confirmed the Daily News vote tally. Both school territory transfer proposals failed: Good Hope Two from West Hocking to Berne Union 199 to 185, Laurel Two from West Hocking to Laurelville 237 to 116. Richard Buntz beat Lloyd Whisler by three votes for the second Republican commissioner nomination.
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Dean Collison
Hocking County Election Board
Daily News
Good Hope
West Hocking
Berne Union
Laurel Two
Laurelville
Richard Buntz
Lloyd Whisler
Ohio Weather Outlook Warns of Increasing Clouds
Official Weather Bureau summary reports a clear night across Ohio with temperatures mainly in the 50s. Early morning readings include Toledo 51, Cleveland 54, Columbus 54, Cincinnati 60, as northern Ohio may see clouding and showers spread from Illinois.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Toledo
Cleveland
Marietta
Cincinnati
Illinois
Weather Outlook in Hocking Valley Sees Warm Spring Day
Clear skies and mild temps prevail in the Hocking Valley as early low hits 41 degrees and a 1 a.m. reading of 78 accompanies a high around 84 yesterday. Residents enjoyed comfortable spring conditions with warm daytime warmth.
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Hocking Valley
Weather map shows front bringing storms to Ohio Friday
A slow moving cold front extends from upper Michigan southwest across Iowa. As it moves east toward Ohio showers and scattered thunderstorms will spread into western sections tonight and over the state Friday. Warm temperatures continue through Friday.
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Upper Michigan
Iowa
Ohio
Turkmen Communist Boss Died at 59
Dzhuma Durdi Karaev, 59, who led Turkmen SSR as Communist party boss since 1958, died on Wednesday in Moscow.
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Moscow
Dzhuma Durdi Karaev
Communist Party
Turkmen Soviet Republic
Downed U S Plane May Be Unarmed Research Craft
The State Department and NASA issued reports under Eisenhower on Khrushchev’s claim of a U S plane shot down over the USSR. A single engine high altitude weather jet from Adana Turkey with a civilian pilot vanished after oxygen trouble. officials cautioned against tying the incident to a missing U2 craft, which had reported oxygen problems and planned to return.
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Washington
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Adana
Turkey
Lake van
Iran
Soviet
Armenia
Air Force
Pentagon
U.S
U. S
No Sparks Seen At Dem Debate In West Virginia
The Humphrey Kennedy televised debate in Charleston WV was mild with little exchange. Humphrey claimed he could win the nomination and dismissed Kennedy’s view of a locked race. Nixon praised Rockefeller but avoided pledging him as running mate amid 1960s primary results and party splits.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D Minn
John F. Kennedy
D. Mass
Charleston
W. Va
Humphrey
Kennedy
West Virginia
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
Albany
District of Columbia
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
D.C
Indiana
Alabama
Democratic Party
Khrushchev Warns Allies After U2 Incident
Khrushchev told the Soviet Parliament that a U.S. single engine U2 jet probe plane had gone missing after takeoff in Turkey. He threatened retaliation with rockets if American bombers appear over the Soviet Union and denounced Nixon while criticizing Eisenhower for limiting his movement at the summit. A government shakeup followed, signaling Khrushchev’s tightened control and push for rapid economic goals.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
U.S
West
Area redevelopment bill advances toward expected veto
The House passed a 251 million dollar urban and rural redevelopment bill, sending it back to the Senate where a veto is anticipated. The measure would provide loans and grants to urban industrial areas rural development and public facilities, affecting about 32 major areas and many counties. Ohio representatives split on the vote with most Democrats in support and Republicans divided.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Ohio
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Annette) Bandy
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Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
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