Wallace Corp Promotes Logan Plant Executives in Acquisition
William Wallace Corp announces promotions at the Logan Metal Bes tos plant as Northwest Metal Products of Kent Washington is acquired. Landers becomes plant manager by July 1 Harop Som mers named Logan plant manager interim Larry Whittaker moves from Belmont to Logan as assistant plant manager. Northwest Metal expands standard line sales Coast wide under Joseph Parker and Rex Kalkner. Sanders relocates with his family to Kent this summer.
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Alan Kinkead
William Wallace Corp
Logan Metalbestos
Wallace Corp
Northwest Metal Products, Inc
Kent
Washington
William Landels
Metalbestos Division
Logan
Harold H
Harp) Sommers
Landels
Kinkead
Larry Whittaker
Belmont
Calif
Washington Corporation
H. V. Scott
J. F. Parker
Northwest Metal Products
Parker
Sanders
Scott
Donald Harmon
William Wallace
Joseph F. Parker
Standard Lines
West Coast
Rex Kalkner
Standard Line
William Wallace Standard Line
Seattle
Sommers
South Salem
City Loan & Savings Co
Logan Trade Club
Logan School Board
William Sanders
Wash
Metalbestos
Boy Sends Heart to Mrs Kennedy After JFK Assassination
Eight year old David Grubb of Logan Route 3 wrote to Jacqueline Kennedy after learning of the president's shooting and death. He sent a red paper heart along with his photo and letter to ease her grief, which she answered in Red Book magazine.
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Logan Rt. 3
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jackie
David Grubb
Kennedy
Red Book
Coal Operators To Report Mine Waste Pollution
The State Water Pollution Control Board ordered 400 Ohio coal operators to report by July 15 on mine wastes polluting rivers and streams. The data will guide permits as part of an acid drainage program focusing on southeastern Ohio mines.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Water Pollution Control Board
Ohio
Senate panel approves broad food marketing probe
Washington AP reports President Johnson's plan for a wide investigation into food marketing was approved unanimously by the Senate Commerce Committee. The action signals momentum for a broader inquiry into the food industry practices and pricing.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate Commerce Committee
Logan Shoe Industry Plans Move Under ARA Aid
Logan Trade Club discussed using Area Redevelopment Administration loans to finance a new about $400 000 building to house operations of the Brooks and Godman shoe factories in Logan and Nelsonville Ohio. A non profit community development group was proposed to handle projects with public funds.
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Logan Trade Club
Philip Lavelle
Area Redevelopment Administration
Marietta
ARA
Brooks and Godman Shoe
Irving Drew Corp
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Hocking Valley
J. L. Davis
Fulton Industries, Inc
Columbus
Logan
Drew - Brooks - Godman
Trade Club Development Corporation
Goodyear
Ohio
Appalachia
Athens
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Bond Issue Ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously dismisses Paul J. Lynch's suit challenging a $250 million bond issue for capital improvements, largely for schools. The court says Lynch, a former teacher and legislator, lacks standing as he is not a bond holder and notes cigarette tax revenue may still fund the plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul J. Lynch
Lynch
Board of Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
Mother General Visits Notre Dame Sisters in Logan
The Rev. Mother Loretto Julia of Rome arrives in Logan for an inspection of St. John's convent. She travels through the Ohio province since Easter and will depart Thursday afternoon for Westerville. The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur govern worldwide activities and have staffed St. John’s School for 40 years.
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Loretto Julia
Rome
Italy
Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
United States
Ohio
Mother Julia
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
Lancaster
Westerville
England
Scotland
Belgium
Africa
Japan
Brazil
Hawaiian Islands
Julia
St. John’s Catholic School
Sisters of Notre Dame
Clare Elizabeth
Florence Cecilia
Ann Teresa
Bernadette S.H
Weather Summary for Ohio Cold Front Passes Through State
The cold front brings cooler air from the north across Ohio with showers and thundershowers observed in Findlay Chesapeake Columbus earlier today. Tonight will be cloudy and cool before fair and mild conditions tomorrow as a large high pressure system from Canada prevails for 24 to 36 hours.
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Hocking Valley
Bellaire
Findlay
Youngstown
Chesapeake
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Weather Outlook for Southern and Central Ohio
Temperatures in Southern and Central Ohio will run 4 to 8 degrees above normal with highs around 71 to 77 and lows near 49 to 53. Rainfall expected to total about a quarter inch or less from early week thundershowers.
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Ohio
Rhodes Seeks 24 Ohio Counties in Appalachia Program
Gov. James A. Rhodes asked Franklin D Roosevelt Jr to include 24 Ohio counties in the federal Appalachia program up from 18. New additions are Clermont Guernsey Harrison Jefferson Muskingum and Ross counties. President Johnson pledged an initial 90 million dollars for highway forestry and employment programs in the region. Rhodes notes no comment on a Washington draft boosting coal mining area funds.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Appalachia Regional Commission
Adams
Athens
Belmont
Brown
Clermont
Gallia
Guernsey
Harrison
Highland
Jefferson
Meigs
Muskingum
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Monroe
Morgan, Noble
Perry
Pike, Ross
Scioto
Vinton
Washington
Ross
Rhodes
Johnson
Appalachian
Area Redevelopment Administration
Ohio University
Appalachia
Canada Hinting at Recognizing China Next Year
Canada may recognize Communist China in 1960 as Ottawa weighs long term solutions for Formosa. Prime Minister Pearson’s government will avoid rash moves while NATO ministers discuss alliance reform and tensions with France.
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Hague
Netherlands
Paul Martin
North Atlantic
Canada
China
Martin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lester B. Pearson
Ottawa
United States
Formosa
United Nations
NATO
Belgium
Paul Henri Spaak
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
Spaak
Johnson asks NAM to back fight on poverty
President Johnson urged officials of the National Association of Manufacturers to support the war on poverty. NAM officers met him for 30 minutes and NAM President W P Gallander said Johnson did most of the talking. He pressed industry involvement in job training and NAM said corporations are already expanding efforts in that area.
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Washington
Johnson
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
W. P. Gallander
Ohio Supreme Court clears Lake Logan bathing beach plan
The Ohio Supreme Court action permits construction of a bathing beach and facilities at Lake Logan near the LeRoy Conkle residence. The State Board of Control had released funds for the project pending the suit’s outcome testing the legality of the state bond issue.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Lake Logan
LeRoy Conkle
State Board of Control
Court Rejects Lynch Standing Over Tax Levy Challenge
The Ohio high court ruled Lynch lacked standing to challenge the penny tax extension to 1964 and the finance director's certification power. Saxbe noted action could release a potential 108 million dollar surplus in the bond fund for 1977 bond retirement.
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William B. Saxbe
High Court
Lynch
Wence
Saxbe
Utility Given Permit For River Project
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co of Columbus Ohio has been granted a preliminary permit by the power commission for a hydroelectric project on the Ohio River at Gallipolis Locks and Dam in Gallia County. A preliminary permit gives priority while studies are made to obtain data for a possible license application.
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Washington
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Columbus
Ohio
The
Power Commission
Ohio River
Gallipolis Locks
Gallia County
Solon Seeks To Probe Tie Of Senators To Bobby Baker
Senator John J. Williams proposes widening the Bobby Baker inquiry to include campaign fund handling and other matters. He would extend the Rules Committee investigation to Sept 1 and press immediate consideration. Senate debate followed a stormy hearing where Clifford Case urged questioning of senators.
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Solon
Bobby Baker
Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Rules Committee
Clifford P. Case
R-N.y
Baker
Senate
B. Everett Jordan
Dn.c
Case
Jordan
Williams
Logan Band Joins North-South Classic in Canton
The North-South Ohio high school all-star game in Canton on August 4 invites the LHS marching band to conduct pre-game flag ceremonies. Logan figures include quarterback Robbie Johnson on the South squad. Reserved seats for Logan fans will be released later.
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Canton
Logan
Mel Adams
LUS
Fall Kills 75 Year Old Man on Cleveland Home
A 90 foot fall from a ladder killed Joseph Pawlak Sr., 75, in Cleveland on Tuesday. His brother Ignatz, 71, said Pawlak Sr. was repairing rain gutters on the three story home when the accident occurred.
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Cleveland
Joseph Sr
Pawlak Sr
Ignatz
Pawlak
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