Statesmen Pay Last Tribute To Premier Nehru
In New Delhi the body of Ja waharlal Nehru was borne to a flower covered gun carriage. Acting Prime Minister G. L. Nanda and thousands of mourners witnessed the procession as the crowd surged, causing fatalities and injuries.
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Nehru
New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
G. L. Nanda
Sanjaya Gandhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Britain
Nanda
Congress Party
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Laotian request for Soviet ammo and planes
Lao premier Souvanna Phouma asks the Soviet Union in a letter for ammunition and repair of Russian gift planes for neutralist forces facing Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese aggression. Moscow withholds aid from all Laotian factions but supports Pathet Lao propaganda.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Soviet Union
Souvanna
Sergei Affanassiev
Pathet Lao
Moscow
Waterfront Wind and Fire Destroys Piers in Jersey City
A wind driven fire burned a quarter mile of Hudson River waterfront in Jersey City, destroying five 500 foot piers, a coal trestle, and five floating bridges. Firefighters reported the blaze largely contained by today, with debris still burning.
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Jersey City
N.J
Hudson River
Edward Carroll
Portsmouth
A F Bade White Dies At Age 76 In Ohio Home
Alexander Frederick Bade White, 76, died early today at the Ohio Masonic Home in Springfield. A Logan native, he worked 25 years in the oil business across Mississippi, Tennessee, and Alabama, and earlier with Rempel National Bank in Logan. He leaves two daughters, a sister, and will have Masonic services Friday night and funeral Saturday afternoon with interment Monday at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Alexander Frederick (Bade) White
Ohio Masonic
Springfield
Hocking County
Logan
John F
Tallie Ryan White
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Rempel National Bank
Hester Lee White
Claire Strickler
Marysville
Ford Hack
Roberts Funeral
Raymond Sturm
Mingo Lodge 171
F&am
Oak Grove Cemetery
Apollo Moonship Model Launch Marks Start of Lunar Program
Cape Kennedy reports an unmanned Apollo moonship model launched by a Saturn 1 booster in a test flight. The rocket produced 1.5 million pounds of thrust, reached orbit over 100 miles high, and carried a new guidance system for future manned missions planned later this decade. The satellite, weighing 37 300 pounds, was expected to circle Earth 37 times over about 55 hours before reentry.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Johnson announces new U S Soviet consular treaty
Washington reports a breakthrough with the consular convention to protect American citizens in the Soviet Union and Soviet citizens in the United States. Yet officials warn that overall relations remain volatile and unpredictable amid ongoing negotiations and potential crisis threats.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Ter
Johnson
Diplomatic Pact Offers Consular Openings and Arrest Notices
The agreement calls for opening consulates in each country alongside embassies in Washington and Moscow. Negotiations continue on the number and locations, with Chicago and Leningrad cited as possible sites. A key clause requires three day notice of arrests of foreign citizens and access for officials within four days, addressing prior friction. The Barghoorn case highlighted past gaps in prompt notification and was resolved after JFK's intervention.
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Ian
Washington
Moscow
United States
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Chicago
U.S
Frederick C. Barghoorn
John F. Kennedy
Weather Summary for Columbus Ohio and Region
Cooler air settled across Ohio with clouds in the south and fair skies in the north. Dawn temperatures ranged from the 40s in the north to the 50s in the south, with 80 high and 42 low reported Wednesday. Forecast calls for continued cool weather through Friday in the Hocking Valley, with light rain possible today in southern Ohio as a low moves east from Missouri.
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LHS
Harley Ellinger
Fred E. Luchs
First Congregational Church
Ann Arbor
Mich
Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Marietta
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Chesapeake
Carolinas
California Voters Indifferent as Goldwater Rockefeller Battle Looms
In California ahead of the June 2 GOP primary voters show little enthusiasm for Goldwater or Rockefeller. Despite polls showing Rockefeller leading Arizona Senator Goldwater, onlookers report muted crowds and tepid receptions at rallies. The state hosts 86 delegates, while coverage notes billboard support and a quiet, undecided electorate amid a media glare from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Goldwater
Rockefeller
California
Arizona
Barry
Test pilot dies in jet crash near Millersport Ohio
Lancaster Ohio AP reports 36 year old M. D. Don Humphreys of Gahanna was killed when his Vigilante test plane crashed in a Fairfield County hay field. He worked for North American Aviation, Inc. The crash occurred on a farm east of Millersport.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Fairfield County
M. D
Don) Humphreys
Gahanna
Columbus
North American Aviation, Inc
Millersport
Oregon Vote Strategy Set
Gov. Mark Hatfield said Oregon delegates will back Gov. Nelson Rockefeller while he retains at least 35 percent of early balloting. Rockefeller won Oregon's primary and with Goldwater’s California lead a first ballot nomination could loom, widening scenarios for Scranton and Nixon.
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Philadelphia
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Hatfield
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
California
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Queen Elizabeth Plans West Germany Visit in May
A spokesman for President Luebke says Queen Elizabeth II will visit Bonn West Germany in May 1965. The trip is part of royal duties and diplomatic outreach.
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Bonn
Germany
Elizabeth
West Germany
Luebke
Logan Firms List Memorial Day Plans
Nearly all businesses in Logan and Hocking County will close Saturday for Memorial Day. The Logan Daily News will not publish Saturday to let employees spend the holiday with families. Publication resumes Monday with no extra holiday. The Soil Conservation Service and ASC offices close Friday and Saturday. The Logan Post Office and banks stay open Friday then close Saturday, while the library also closes Saturday.
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Logan
Hocking County
General Electric
Logan Daily News
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Offices
Logan Post Office
Weekend closing notices for city and state offices
General Hocking Brick and Logan Clay Products will close Saturday, Goodyear plant and Coffman Stair Co. also schedule weekend closures. City offices and municipal building will be shut Saturday with Courthouse closed over the weekend. State offices including liquor store and Bureau of Workers Compensation will not be open Saturday. The employment office remains closed on Saturday.
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General Hocking Brick
Logan Clay
Goodyear
Liquor Store
Bureau of Workman’s Compensation
Aid For
Traffic Toll Reaches Record April High in U.S.
The National Safety Council reports 3,450 traffic deaths in April, the highest monthly toll in U.S. history. For January through April, deaths total 13,350, up 14 percent from the same period last year.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Costs Edge Up In April As Prices Stabilize
U S living costs rose one tenth of one percent in April per the Labor Department. Recreation rent and medical expenses drove the gain while food remained steady on average. The consumer price index reached 107.8, about 10.78 for items priced at 10 in the 1957-59 base period. Medical costs climbed .3 percent from March. Yearly food prices showed a 1.3 percent rise from the previous April.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hocking Rest Homes Moving To Meet Wiring Regulation
Hocking County nursing and rest homes race to comply with the state emergency electrical wiring rule. The Hocking Valley Nursing Home in South Perry has finished work and awaits re inspection while Fairview Saunders Rest Home in Logan Route 4 is still making corrections. State health records show 26 homes closed for noncompliance, including Mound Hill Nursing Home in Athens, amid safety inspections triggered by the Fitchville fire that killed 683 people last November 22 due to faulty wiring.
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Hocking County
State Health Department
Hocking Valley
South Perry
Fairview (Saunders
Logan Rt. 4
Mound Hill
Athens
Fitchville
Huron County
Judy Garland Hospitalized in Hong Kong Critical
AP dispatch from Hong Kong reports Judy Garland rushed to a city hospital unconscious in critical condition. Oxygen given. doctors treated her for two hours after arrival. Condition improved to out of danger but remained critical. cause not disclosed.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Stanley Rich
Hong Kong
Four U S Agents Executed After Cuban Landing Attempt
Miami AP reports four men alleged as U S Central Intelligence Agency agents were executed by firing squad for attempting to land on the Cuban coast. One identified as Maj. Felipe Vidal Santiago, a diplomatic aide who ran the Cuban Embassy in Venezuela after Castro rose to power.
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Miami, Fla
Havana Radio
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Maj
Felipe Vidal Santiago
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Johnson lays wreath at grave in tribute to John B. Kennedy
President Johnson visited the grave of John B. Kennedy to place a wreath and stand with bowed head in silent tribute at the cemetery in Washington.
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Washington
Johnson
John B. Kennedy
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