Cedar Falls Nature Tour Sees Birds and Canada Charm
A nature field trip by the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs guides visitors through Cedar Falls Hocking County. See parula and Blackburnian warblers among hemlocks, and wildflowers including Canada mayflowers, violets, jack in the pulpits, and Trudell's fern along a gorge trail.
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Columbus
Hamden
Logan
Lancaster
Canada
Hocking County
Jack
Hocking
Cedar Run
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Gorge
Trudell
Ohio Senate Meets In Darkness Over Tax Bill Turmoil
The Democratic controlled Ohio Senate delayed eight hours for a tax battle over a 96 million dollar corporate franchise tax. Cries and confusion followed power loss as Gov. DiSalle and lawmakers clashed over voting promises and procedural moves in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Joseph W. Bartunek
Cleveland
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Julius J. Petrash
Cuyahoga
Petrash
Frank W. King
City and County Schools End Friday For 4,600 Pupils
In Hocking County over 4,600 pupils will have classes end Friday with final grade cards distributed. City schools finished early with 1,720 students dismissed at 1 30 pm and to report for cards at 2 pm. County schools had a half day for 2,779 students and will issue cards Friday. St John’s Catholic School in Logan has 133 pupils with final classes Friday and reports cards in June.
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Hocking County
St. John’s Catholic School
Logan
Global defense funding trimmed as tensions rise
Washington committee recommends 38.848 billion dollars for the Defense Department cutting 399.861 million from Eisenhower’s request. Army and Air Force told to end missile bickering and tighten operations amid Soviet threats.
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Pentagon
House Appropriations Committee
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Eisenhower
Eisenhower urges progress at Geneva talks with Gromyko
President Eisenhower pressed Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to show progress at the Geneva East West talks. The session with Gromyko and the American British and French ministers was described as pleasant and useful. Hagerty noted the aim of a heads of government meeting if concessions match proposals.
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Eisenhower
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
Russia
White House
Gromyko
Maurice Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
James C. Hagerty
Europe
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Germany
Gromykov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Khrushchev
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
Trade Club Board Elects Ralph Helber As Vice President
Ralph Helber was elected vice president of the Logan Trade Club Wednesday by the board of directors. He replaces George Rolston, who resigned. The meeting covered industrial development and local support for the Buckeye Trail proposal.
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Trade Club Board
Ralph Helber
Logan Trade Club
Clarence Blosser
George Rolston
LHS Alumni Slate 9 Reunion Dinners Saturday Night
Nine Logan High School alumni reunions are set with dinners at Brandt s restaurant Blosser s and other venues before the LHS Alumni Association annual business meeting and dance. The 1909 Golden Anniversary class will meet at 6 30 p.m. in Brandt s and honor its eight living members at 8 30 p.m. in the auditorium. attendees include Mr and Mrs Barton A Hall Mrs Lowie Mitchell Wilson Miss Edna Meldrim Mrs Ethel Hotchkiss Ridgeway Paul Collison Fred Warner and Mrs Florence Rainey Martin others from classes 1928 1929 1934 1939 1944 1949 1952 1954 also hold dinners. The Rev Warren Bright and Wallace Blake speak. Sigma Nu quintet and The Ohioans perform.
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LHS Alumni Association
Brandt
LHS
Barton A. Hall
Lowie Mitchell Wilson
Columbus
Edna Meldrim
Ethel Hotchkiss Ridgeway
Worthington
Paul Collison
Fred Warner
Upper Sandusky
Florence Rainey Martin
Roanoke
Brandt's
Blosser’s
Elks Hall
Presbyterian Westminster House
East
Antioch Grange Hall
Warren Bright
Cincinnati
Wallace Blake
Sigma Nu Quintet
Ohio University
Ohioans
Athens
Opening Of 4 Day Homecoming Fet At Hocking County Fair
A standing room crowd of 1200 gathered at the Hocking County fair grounds Logan for the four day Memorial Week Homecoming. Nature Boy Buddy Rogers defeated Fritz Von Goering in the main event while Sweet Daddy Siki beat Blackjack Dillon. Marvin Atomic Mercer and Frankie Talaber won the tag team match. The Tri Clubs Logan Jaycees Lions Club Chieftain Boosters sponsor the event with Filippo the Clown Saturday is highlighted by Doodles Weaver.
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Hocking County Fairgrounds
Logan
Buddy Rogers
Fritz von Goering
Sweet Daddy Siki
Blackjack Dillon
Marvin
Atomic
Mercer
Frankie Talaber
Logan Jaycees
Lions Club
Chieftain Boosters
Flippo the Clown
Filippo
Flippo
All Star Dairies
Doodles Weaver
Woman, Go Held In Death Of Her Mate
Mary Margaret Landis 29 and Staff Sgt Robert L Benett 26 were arrested in Columbus and charged with first degree murder in the strangulation of Patrick Landis 74 a retired Zanesville furniture dealer found dead May 19 in his gas filled cottage. They face arraignment in Munici pal Court.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Columbus
Zanesville
Patrick Landis
Here
David Weissert
Mary Margaret Landis
Robert Lafayette Benett
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Weisert
Franklin County
Landis
Dan
Severe Storms Batter Central and Eastern United States
A night of severe thunderstorms brought tornadic winds hail and heavy rain across the middle U S with flooding in northeast Kansas and northern Missouri. Tornado alerts sounded in southeast Missouri and a tornado struck near Gillette Wyoming damaging farms hangar and four airplanes. A farmer was killed by lightning near Cadiz Ohio. In Cleveland area flash floods hit Valley View and Chagrin Falls flooding basements and disrupting utilities.
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Rockies
Pacific Coast
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Gillette
Wyo
Cadiz
Ohio
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Valley View
Chagrin Falls
Charles Hern
Khrushchev’s Son-In-Law Named Izvestia Editor
Alexei Adzhubei, 34, Khrushchev’s son in law and youngest daughter’s husband, becomes editor of Izvestia. Reporters expect him to inject human interest into the Soviet government newspaper, contrasting with its traditional staid tone.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
Army reports live recovery from nose cone space flight
Two monkeys Able and Baker returned alive from a Jupiter missile flight launched from Cape Canaveral reaching 300 miles altitude and 10 000 mph. The recovery ship Kiowa logged the capture within 10 miles of the rescue area near Antigua 92 minutes after launch.
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Army
Able
Baker
United States
U.S. Air Force
New Mexico
U.S
Antigua
Kiowa
Snowden
Brough
Antigua Island
Gerald Champlin
John A. Barclay
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Jupiter
Barclay
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Aston Gabriel
Naval School of Medicine
Pensacola
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