Logan High School 1964 Baccalaureate Sermon Theme
Rev Willard Drefke urged 194 Logan High graduates to choose a Godly path over worldly Mammon at the 1964 baccalaureate. He warned of a fork in life with two roads, one glittering but perilous, the other plain and Christ centered, leading to meaning and service. Invocation by Rev Klingler and benediction by Rev Sturm followed the sermon.
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Logan High School
Willard O. Drefke
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Drefke
Christ
Roy E. Klingler
Church of the Nazarene
Ray
Mond Sturm
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Susan Dupler
Westminster House
The
Presbyterian Church
Red Chinese reject U S plan for Asia border patrols
Peking radio quotes People Daily editorial denouncing U S proposals to guard the South Vietnam Cambodia frontier with UN patrols as an attempt to expand American aggression in Indochina. China says UN involvement cannot be allowed and rejects Stevenson Security Council ideas for a multinational or UN force.
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Tokyo
China
U.S
Viet Nam-Cambodia
United Nations
Indochina
Viet Nam
Peking
Peking People’s Daily
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Stevenson
Security Council
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
U.N
United States
Schmidt To Graduate From Naval Academy
Midshipman First Class Richard H. Schmidt, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Schmidt of Walnut Hills, will graduate from the Naval Academy Annapolis Md on June 3 with a bachelor of science degree and commission in the Navy. He attended Logan High School and Ohio State University before entering the academy and played plebe football soccer and heavyweight football while serving on various academy committees. After graduation he will report to his duty station aboard the USS Wood County at Norfolk Virginia.
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Richard H. Schmidt
Jacob FE. Schmidt
Walnut Hills
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Micn. Schmidt
Logan High School
Ohio State University
Columbus
Mida
Lausche says US losing ground to Communists worldwide
Sen Frank J Lausche on the Reader's Digest says the United States is losing ground to Communists in every corner of the world. He criticizes the State Department and urges clearer policy despite praising Dean Rusk as a sincere diplomat.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Reader's Digest
Lausche
Dean Rusk
State Department
Khrushchev Ends Egyptian Visit After Loan Promise
Soviet Premier Khrushchev wraps up a 17 day trip to Cairo with a pledge of a $277 million loan for Nasser's second five year plan. Nasser endorses Soviet foreign policy including peaceful coexistence.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Lake Erie Seen On Track To Become America's Dead Sea
Cleveland report quotes AP noting Lake Erie's worsening conditions as contamination grows. Officials warn waters could resemble a lifeless body of water, with ecological and public health concerns rising amid pollutants and algae blooms.
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James Quigley
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Quigley
Cleveland
America
Chrysler Stock Advances on Expansion News
New York reports Chrysler gains over 2 points in early afternoon trading as investors show strength in the broader market. Turnover remains moderate with heavy buying activity noted in the stock.
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New York
Chrysler
Bolton says public lacks clear picture of Vietnam War
ASHTABULA Ohio AP Frances Bolton says press overemphasizes U S Viet Nam setbacks, leaving public with an unclear view of the war situation.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
U. S
Frances P. Bolton
Florida Poll Sets Stage For California Primary Clash
Barry Goldwater faces Florida Republicans Tuesday as Rockefeller targets California’s 86 convention votes in a high stakes tug of war for delegates. The week features Oklahoma runoff, North Carolina primary, and Mississippi convention with Scranton drafting support. The AP survey shows Goldwater leading in early delegate tallies with Rockefeller rising after Oregon win.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Florida
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Mississippi
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Redding
Sacramento Valley
Oregon
San Diego
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Elks Lodge
Long Beach
Ross McKelvie
Associated Press
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nelson W. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Favorite Sons
Navy Studies Polaris Successor Concepts for 1980s
Rear Adm. J. J. Galantin outlined possible Polaris successor ideas at a Florida meeting. Concepts include deep diving titanium or glass submarines hugging the ocean bottom, nuclear or exotic fueled missiles, and large submerged tube launches anchored in the sea for future weapon systems.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Navy
J. J. Galantin
Aviation and Space Writers’ Association
Reds Plan Big Rocket
The United States has information indicating the Soviet Union is developing a larger rocket booster, possibly for a manned expedition to the moon.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
Lima soccer riot leaves 315 dead and many hurt
The report details a deadly Lima soccer riot with 315 fatalities and numerous injuries. It notes chaotic scenes, chaotic crowd behavior, and ongoing investigations into the incidents surrounding the tragedy.
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Lima
Ohio weekend claims 21 lives in driving, boating and fire
In Ohio over the weekend traffic accidents and drownings plus boating mishaps and fires killed at least 21 people. The toll raises Ohio road deaths to 257 since January 1.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Columbus Youth Hurt At Cedar Falls
Wilbur G. Dudley a 17 year old from Columbus slipped and fell about 15 feet from a ledge at Cedar Falls Sunday He was treated in the Hocking Valley Hospital emergency room at 520 p m and admitted His condition at noon today was described as good
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Wilbur G. Dudley
Columbus
Cedar Falls
Hocking Valley Hospital
Barry Goldwater Shifts On School Desegregation Stand
Barry Goldwater of Arizona now says the federal government has the power to desegregate local school systems. He says the power should have been used more in recent years and admits he was wrong to oppose federal action in the past.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
GOP Chiefs Ponder Eisenhower’s Views on Nomination
Washington AP Republicans set 1964 convention plans and weighed whether Eisenhower’s call for responsible forward looking Republicanism would shape the nominee. He declined to name a candidate, urging a fair, representative process and a nominee who upholds party principles from coast to coast.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
United Nations
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Wind Storms Cause Minor Damage in Logan Area
Wind and rain swept Logan with mostly minor damage. Cable outages affected 100 customers on Rt 664S, a drilling test cut another cable, and a roof blew off a barn on Pearl Stump farm. Crews work to restore service. police report no serious urban damage.
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Logan
Mercury
General Telephone Co
Lower East End
Front St
Carborundum Co
Ohio Power Co
State Highway Department
Ed Rutgers
N. Market St
Pearl Stump Farm
Jack Run Rd
BG Student Jailed In Narcotics Case
James Myles Weiss a 20 year old Bronx resident and Bowling Green State University junior was sentenced to eight months in Wood County Jail for possession of narcotics He was arrested on campus April 10 and fined 2000 dollars with five years probation set by the court
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Bowling Green
Ohio
James Myles Weiss
Bronx
N. Y
Wood County
Weiss
Bowling Green State University
Fatal Fire At San Francisco Parish Hall Kills Seven
A blaze during a Samoan fire dance at All Hallows Catholic Church in San Francisco killed seven and burned seventy five others with twelve in critical condition. Fire Chief William Murray cited panic as a key factor as dancers and attendees tried to escape.
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San Francisco
All Hallows Catholic Church
David Quiane
Samoan Catholic Benevolent Society
William Murray
Peru Stadium Disaster Leaves Dozens Dead After Tear Gas
A stampede at a Lima stadium after tear gas was fired on rioting fans left hundreds dead and many injured. Reports vary with 260 to 315 confirmed dead as authorities impose measures and a week of national mourning.
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Lima
Peru
la Prensa
Expresso
Argentina
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