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Newspaper

Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1962

Page

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Logan High School to Host Columbus Minister as Speaker

The Rev. Sherwood E. Carver of First Community Church Columbus will address Logan High School seniors Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium on Exposure and Sensitivity The event replaces an outdoor ceremony due to weather Main participants include Roy Klingler Harold Drake Harley Ellinger D S Dunkle and class leaders with special music by a boys quartet and a duet by Peggy Keller and Susan Elberfeld

Sherwood E. Carver First Community Church of Columbus Logan High School Carver Hampden Mass University of Massachusetts Boston University School of Theology Methodist Church Roy Klingler Logan’s Church of the Nazarene Melissa Horwell Larry Coakley Dee Gabriel James Johnson Thomas Blume Harold Drake Harley Ellinger Harold Sommers Susan Elberfeld Peggy Keller Miss Elberfeld Dorothy Baker D. S. Dunkle Logan

Memorial Day Plans Completed for Logan Veterans

Logan Memorial Day committee from three Hocking County veterans groups completes plans for grave marking with flags, a Market Street parade led by Logan High School band, a wreath ceremony at Oak Grove Cemetery, and services at Worthington Park with color guards, firing squad, and public address system. Local offices close, no Daily News Wednesday edition, and post office hours adjusted for holiday observance.

Logan Hocking County Logan High School Market St Second Daily News Charles Achauer Postoffice Earl Beal Keith Schultz Emerson Crane Willis Chambers Clyde Smith James E. Moorehead Ralph Martin Harvey Ray National Guard Michael Scaparrott Charles Gambrel Bill Cox C. L. Baker Francis Voris John Bachus Clarence Taylor Virgil Emerick Levert Voris Old Cemetery Falls Two Veterans Service Officer

Blast In Tail Credited For Jetliner Crash

CENTERVILLE Iowa AP A CAB spokesman said investigators pinpointed the explosion site in a Continental Airlines jet that killed 45. A high energy blast occurred in the right rear lavatory before the plane broke up in flight. FBI agents pursue dynamite theft links in Los Angeles and field agents examine wreckage at the Appanoose County fairgrounds.

Centerville Iowa Continental Airlines Edward E. Slattery Civil Aeronautics Board Federal Bureau of Investigation Missouri Appanoose County Fairgrounds Slattery

Death of Harry Mock at 74 after countryside ride

Harry J. Mock 74 of 184 Fountain St. died on arrival at Hocking Valley Hospital after a flat tire incident during a countryside ride. A Wright Patterson veteran and former engineering lab worker, he was survived by Eva his wife and multiple children and grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Heinlein Funeral Home. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.

Harry J. Mock Fountain St Hocking Valley Hospital Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Hocking County American Legion First Methodist Church Eva Harry James Mock South Logan Miriam Bryan Marysville Mich Willetta Hemsworth Lancaster Earl Mock Pittsburgh Heinlein R. B. Wilson Oak Grove Cemetery

Cargo Plane Missing After Dover Takeoff

A large search is under way for an Air Force C133 cargo aircraft missing since shortly after takeoff from Dover Air Force Base. The aircraft carried a crew of six.

Dover Del Air Force Dover Air Force Base

Ohio Scientist Killed Near Verdun

Dr. Donald P. Eckman aged 46 director of the Case Institute of Technology Systems Research Center in Cleveland Ohio died when his car left a highway near Verdun and struck a tree on Saturday.

Verdun France Donald P. Eckman Case Institute of Technology Systems Research Center Cleveland Ohio

Kachelmacher Estate Net Value Tops 1.49 Million in 1961

Executors report the Nils L. Rachelmacher estate grew to 1,497,178.96 in 1961 after a 14 month period ending Dec 31, 1961. Assets totaled 1,870,803.83 with oil operations yielding 47,337.45 and net income 96,835.86, while costs included 23,699.23 in administration and 12,433.22 in executor compensation.

Kachelmacher Rhea’ Bangert Brown Nils L. C. Rachelmacher Clarence W. Johnston Robert W. Keynes Dayton Schultheis Rachelmacher Johnston Keynes Schultheis Ohio Industrial Commission

GOP Draws Fire In Estes Case

A federal official testified virtually all Estes grain storage payments cover grain stored before the Kennedy era. Ballou said $7.65 million paid to Billie Sol Estes largely relates to prior administrations, denying favoritism. He noted storage expanded to handle pre-1961 Sorghum, with grain moved to Gulf ports and stored along routes through Texas.

Washington Billie Sol Estes Kennedy Roland Ballou Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Estes Ballou House Agriculture Department West Texas Commodity Credit Corporation Kansas Gulf of Mexico Fort Worth Dallas Gulf Texas Orville Freeman Ezra Taft Benson

World Launching Site Proposed Near Equator

U S Delegate Homer Newell of NASA proposed an international space research launching site near the equator at a UN subcommittee meeting. He said a rocket range in that region would supplement existing ranges and foster international cooperation in space research.

Geneva United States U.S Homer Newell Space Sciences National Aeronautics and Space Administration United Nations Newell

Carpenter dazzles space scientists with orbit insights

Space scientists report being dazzled by the knowledge Malcolm Scott Carpenter gathered during his triple orbit. Carpenter says he was never confused or tired, though he notes a fuel-draining mistake from leaving two Aurora 7 controls on. He describes space vision, weightlessness, and depth perception, and recalls a 250 mile overshoot potential cause.

Cape Canaveral Fla America Malcolm Scott Carpenter Carpenter Hawaii Station Boulder Colo Earth Mercury Control Center Navy John H. Glenn Jr

United States detonates 14th Pacific nuclear test

The United States exploded a nuclear device in the Pacific test area, the 14th since the series began. The Christmas Island blast was described as intermediate yield, equivalent to 20,000 to 1 million tons of TNT, dropped from an airplane, according to the Atomic Energy Commission.

Washington United States Pacific Test Area Christmas Island Atomic Energy Commission

Senate Leaders Eye Public Works Bill Amid Estes Hearings

Senate leaders expect quick passage of a 1.5 billion dollar public works measure while the House moves to hearings on Billie Sol Estes. Major activity centers on the Estes probe and a Kerr compromise package targeting distressed areas with 750 million dollars for immediate spending.

Senate Washington House Billie Sol Estes Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield Estes Kennedy Senate Public Works Committee Robert S. Kerr D-Okla Congress Everett M. Dirksen Ilinois Francis Case R-S.d Senate Committee Finance Committee

Boun Oum Heads For Philippines

VIENTIANE AP reports Pro Western Prince Boun Oum heads a three day goodwill visit to the Philippines aided by Gen Phoumi Nosavan as rebel forces threaten Houei Sai near the Thai border. U S and Soviet support backs Souvanna Phouma s coalition bid amid deadlock. Rebel actions resume near the border and U S forces plan to assist Thailand if needed.

Vientiane Boun Oum Philippines Houei Sai Thailand Phoumi Nosavan Laos Souvanna Phouma United States Soviet Union Souvanna Houei Lai R. H. Tucker U.S Mekong River Souphanouvong International Control Commission Khang Khay

Hocking Valley Hit By Weekend Thunderstorms

Scattered showers and thunderstorms dominated the weekend weather in the Hocking Valley with rainfall widespread. Logan reported 1.44 inches of rain Friday through Sunday as a stationary front kept warm, muggy conditions through Tuesday and a few trees were toppled by winds.

Hocking Valley Logan Rt. 56 Laurelville South Bloomingville Columbus, Ohio Official Weather Bureau Ohio Marietta Chillicothe Columbus

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LHS Tom Stimson Karen Vollmer Rev Harry Mock L. H. Fountain D-N.c Glenn Patrick Air Force Base Grand Turk Island British West Indies Rene James E. Webb Cocoa Beach
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