Indiana Ohio Polls Top Primaries
In Indiana Governor Welsh campaigns to blunt Wallace in a six state primary day while Wallace, Goldwater and Stassen vie for delegates. Ohio features Taft challenging Brown for the Republican Senate nomination as Glenn remains on the Democratic ballot despite withdrawal. Voter turnout expected to reach record levels.
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Indiana
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Obie
Taft
Glenn
District of Columbia
Matthew F. Welsh
Johnson
Wallace
Wisconsin
Welsh
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Robert A. Taft
Ted W. Brown
House
Brown
Stephen M. Young
John H. Glenn Jr
Young
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Goldwater
Florida
Jacksonville
Miami
Farris Bryant
Spessard L. Holland
Brailey Odham
Kennedy - Johnson
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Forrest Beall
Thomas J. Harris
Goodyear Executives Visit for Logan Open House
Goodyear hosts an open house at its Logan plant from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with displays on auto padding products, refreshments, and balloons for kids. Logan Mayor Jack Moore headlined the ceremony alongside Goodyear Logan Manager Nathan H. Hurt, Board Chairman Russell DeYoung, and executives including Sam Dupree R. V. Thomas C. C. Gibson W. H. Rudder B. H. Robertson A. E. Firestone and M. W. Laibe. The Logan High School Band performed at 3:30 p.m. Remarks were given by Dupree and Barton Hall. Reverend Robert W. MecQuilkin gave the invocation. A banquet at Hocking Hills Country Club concluded the day with DeYoung as principal speaker.
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Logan
Jack Moorehead
Goodyear-Logan
Nathan H. Hurt
Russell de
Barton Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
Robert W. MecQuilkin
Goodyear
Johnson urges labor to hold wage price line at White House
President Johnson appeals to 139 union chiefs and wives to follow Kennedy era wage settlements guidelines, warning that a wage price spiral harms savings and the dollar. He links a future tax cut to economy staying in check, while some union leaders pledge to ignore the rules.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Federation
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Fire Hydrant Replacement Causes Main Street Water Outage
Service Director Ed Rutgers said water service will be off on Main Street from Market to Culver for replacement of a damaged hydrant at Main and Mulberry. Water will be off starting at 12 30 p.m. until the project is finished.
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Ed Rutgers
Main St
Market St
Culver St
Main and Mulberry Sts
Viet Nam Caribou Plane Crash Kills 15
A U S Army Caribou transport crashed south of Saigon minutes after takeoff from Tan Hiep airfield. All 15 aboard died including nine Americans and six Vietnamese. Witnesses reported the left engine smoking and fire as the aircraft rose. The tower advised the pilot of the fire.
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Tan Hiep
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Viet Nam
Military plane crashes in Perry County near Somerset and New Lexington
A military aircraft crashed in Perry County between Somer set and New Lexington, Ohio. State patrol reported no details on the plane type, origin, or destination at this time.
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Columbus, Ohio
Perry County
Somerset
New Lexington
State Highway Patrol
Exiled Cubans Said Plotting New Strikes Against Castro
Washington reports indicate Cuban exiles plan a renewed campaign against Fidel Castro using small, persistent sabotage and subversion across Cuba and from outside. U.S. officials say they have no confirmation of concrete plans but note exile leaders in Puerto Rico expect action by May 20.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Miami
United States
U.S
Manolo Ray
Puerto Rico
Bay of Pigs
Rights Bill Near Vote In Senate
Washington AP Senate debates civil rights bill as amendments on jury trials and judge’s punishment are discussed. Leaders Mansfield Dirksen Kuchel Johnson Republicans and Democrats pursue agreement to reach a two thirds vote to thwart a filibuster on the 48th day of the civil rights debate.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Justice Department
Everett M
Dirksen
Sai
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Famous Names Spice Ballot In Ohio Races
Ohio voters faced double question primaries shaping the Senate race and potential white backlash amid famed names. Taft Jr. and John Glenn Jr. loomed with Brown and Goldwater influence, while Glenn’s withdrawal left his ballot fate in play and political conjecture.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Bids Open June 4 for Hocking County Hospital
Bids will be opened June 4 at 1 p.m. in the Court house for the construction of Hocking County's new 53 bed hospital. Barton A. Hall reports final plans have federal Hill Burton grant approval of 466667 and site on Rt 664 Logan. Total project cost about 1456667 with bond funds to cover remaining costs.
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Hocking County
Barton A. Hall
Hospital Building Commission
Dan Carmichael
Columbus
General Hospital
Rt. 664
Logan
Hocking
Johnson to Speak at Ohio University During Athens Visit
President Johnson plans a 12 15 p m outdoor address at OU in Athens after a 11 40 a m arrival by helicopter from Lockbourne AFB. The schedule includes a 1 15 p m departure, a 9 a m gates opening, and appearances by Gov. Rhodes OU President Alden and Sargent Shriver amid a multi state itinerary.
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Ohio University
Johnson
Lockbourne Air Force Base
OU Stadium
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio
Athens
Air Force
Lockbourne Afb
Peden
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Appalachian Aid Plan Fast-Tracked by Solons in 10-State Bill
The administration seeks quick House action on a $228 million, five year Appalachian region program aimed at reviving economies in 10 states. Franklin Roosevelt Jr. testified as hearings begin with governors from Pennsylvania to Georgia expected to follow. The plan includes highway and sewer projects, river purification, resource development and education initiatives to draw private industry back to coal country.
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Johnson
White House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Roosevelt
Appalachian Regional Commission
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Maryland
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Appalachia
Weather Outlook for Ohio Through Wednesday
The Weather Bureau reports a stagnant high over the east bringing fair warm weather in Ohio. Monday’s high reached 85 with a 48 degree low. today at 11 am it was 83. Temperatures will rise to upper 70s by Lake Erie and low 80s along the Ohio River with little change through Wednesday.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Cardinal Tisserant heads to Notre Dame library inauguration
Rome AP reports Cardinal Eugene Tisserant dean of the College of Cardinals departed by plane for the United States to inaugurate a library at Notre Dame University in South Bend Indiana.
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Rome
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
United States
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Primary voting tallies show 502 by noon in Logan
By noon in Logan 502 city residents had cast ballots across 11 precincts with Republicans outvoting Democrats 291 to 211. Falls precincts added 153 votes 76 GOP and 77 Dem. Noontime totals compare with past years and precincts 1-B 3-A 3-B led GOP counts while 1-C and 4-B had the lowest Democrat turnout. Information via Daily News after 9 p.m. calls.
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Logan
Four Falls
Gan
No Election Record Seen in Ohio Primaries
Ohioans answered questions for republicans and democrats but turnout was not expected to be high. Secretary of State Ted W Brown projected about 1.417 million voters with 737,235 Democrats and 661,677 Republicans across 1952 turnout levels.
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Columbus
Ohio
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