History Of Ilesboro Recalled At Community Homecoming
Memories of Ilesboro will be recalled at a community homecoming on Sunday October 11 at the Ewing Grange hall. Neighbors and former residents will gather to recount the village’s history from its 1835 founding by Henry Iles through changing schools churches and residents. A basket dinner will be served at noon and a program is planned by local organizers.
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Ilesboro
Verna Rheinscheld
Ewing Grange Hall
Ilesborough
Henry Iles
Washington Two
John Ramsey
William van Horn
James K. Johnson
Jerre Harden
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nesboro
John R. Place
Wesley Tibbets
Washington
Trict
Union Furnace
Don Gordon
Harry Armstrong
Ralph Mosure
Harold Griffith
Five Yankees Feared Dead In Red Strike Crash
An American Army helicopter with five U S personnel and a Vietnamese crewman was shot down thirteen miles west of Saigon. Ground troops found three bodies burned beyond recognition. three others were missing and feared killed or captured. A second helicopter nearby survived and prepared to return to base as air support intensified against Viet Cong positions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Queen Heads to Quebec City After Prince Edward Island Visit
Queen Elizabeth II wraps up her Prince Edward Island visit with a royal variety show appearance a children's rally and a state dinner hosted by Premier Walter Shaw. She will sail the Britannia at midnight for a two day voyage up the St Lawrence River to Quebec. The queen enjoyed the show and greeted performers backstage.
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Charlottetown
P.E
Maritime
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Walter Shaw
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Goldwater Seeks To Woo GOP Defectors In Jersey
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigns in New Jersey urging defecting Republicans to back his bid. He argues voters face a choice between free enterprise under him and a socialistic economy under Johnson, calling the nation’s future at stake. He defends his civil rights stance despite GOP rifts in New Jersey.
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Goldwater
GOP
Jersey
Washington
Barry Goldwater
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Johnson
Arizona
America
Bucks
Montgomery
Clifford P. Case
United Press International
Ohio Campaign Trail Sees Candidates Rally Across State
As election day nears Ohio hosts campaigns with Humphrey planning a Ohio swing and Taft touring Southeast Ohio. Scranton visits Cleveland while Johnson attends a fundraiser here. Mrs Goldwater attends Columbus luncheon during Ohio Federation of Republican fall meeting.
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Ernoon
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Cleveland
Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Republican
Nixon Campaign Swing Through Ohio Cities
Former Vice President Richard Nixon will campaign for Barry Goldwater in Ohio visiting Toledo Sandusky and Cleveland with events including a GOP breakfast a luncheon and a Lakewood Civic Auditorium speech. Miller will speak in Ashtabula Painesville and near Elyria while Goldwater plans returns to Mansfield Akron Canton and Youngstown.
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Cleveland
Richard M. Nixon
Barry M. Goldwater
Ohio
Toledo
Sandusky
Lakewood Civic Auditorium
Goldwater
William E. Miller
New York State
Ashtabula
Painesville
Elyria
Sen. Goldwater
Lakewood
Mansfield
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Peggy Goldwater Day marks Mrs Goldwater solo campaign visit
Mrs Barry Goldwater begins a three city solo trip to push support for her husband in Muncie Indiana where she was born. She will attend an informal news conference at Ball State Teachers College and a student ballroom reception while staying quiet on stage.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Muncie
Ind
Peggy Goldwater
Ball State Teachers College
Peggy
South Side
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Goldwater
Ann Johnson
Johnson Sees Disaster In GOP Farm Plan
President Johnson attacks Goldwater farm proposals as a threat to American agriculture and price supports. He tours the corn belt from Des Moines to Ohio, pledging broader price supports and declaring America strongest in the world while asserting freedom amid GOP proposals.
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Des Moines
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Midwest
North Carolina
Ohio
California
Washington
White House
Iowa
North Carolina State College Coliseum
Raleigh
Carolina
Raleigh-Durham
America
Johnson Due In Cleveland On Thursday
President Johnson will land at Burke Lakefront Airport in Cleveland on Thursday during a Midwest campaign swing. A second plane with reporters will land at Cleveland Hopkins Airport, then a motorcade will move to a $100-a-plate dinner at Public Auditorium. The first plane lands at 4 45 p m as crowds form downtown.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Burke Lakefront
Cleveland Hopkins
Midwest
New Mall Convention Center
Public Auditorium
Johnson Suite Cost Disputed in Austin Federal Building
The GSA rejected Republican claims that adding a Johnson suite would push Austin Texas federal building costs to 10 million dollars. It said final cost will be slightly under eight million with no mandatory occupancy requirements.
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Washington
Johnson
Austin
Tex
General Services Administration
F. Clifton White
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
White House
House
United States
Hoover
New York City
Truman
Independence
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Congress
GSA
Internal Revenue Service
Tshombe Held as Congo Crisis Deepens at UAR Embassy
Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe remains held in Cairo as gendarmes guard the UAR Embassy in Leopoldville amid a standstill with Nasser's government. Ghana's Nkrumah urged a peace force to stabilize Congo and force foreign troops out.
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Cairo
Moise Tshombe
The
Congo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tshombe
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Leopoldville
Joseph Kasavubu
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Organization of African Unity
Nkrumah
Democratic Republic
United States
al Ahram
U.A.R
Aruba
Paraguayans welcome De Gaulle in Asuncion with roses
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Asuncion amid vivas and rose petals after a chaotic Argentina farewell. More than 20,000 residents greeted him in the capital as Cordoba violence left 16 wounded in a Peronist riot. Police used clubs and dogs to restore order.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Charles de Gaulle
Argentina
Alfredo Stroessner
Cordoba
de Gaulle
Arturo Illia
Juan D. Peron
Renault
Illia
Three Alton youths ordered to repair cemetery tombstones
A judge sentenced three Alton men after they pleaded guilty to toppling twelve graves in a local cemetery. Each received a $160 fine and 40 hours of cemetery labor to fund repairs, with proceeds given to the cemetery board.
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Alton, Ill
Alton
George Roberts
Laurelville Wildcats Ready to Finish Season After Forfeit
Laurelville Wildcats, who forfeited a game to Unioto due to a small squad, will play as scheduled Friday and try to complete the 1964 season. Herman Massie reports 14 players practiced after a meeting of all footballers earlier. Laurelville, with 18 candidates in August, has never won a regular season game and faces The Plains at 8 p.m. on Logan Elm field.
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Laurelville Wildcats
Uniato
Herman Massie
Laurelville
Wildcats
Bill Myer
Laurelville High School
Massie
Logan Elm Field
Rhodesia declares emergency in Salisbury
The Southern Rhodesian government announced a state of emergency in Salisbury and ordered the arrest of alleged thugs and hooligans. The move targets public disorder as authorities tighten control.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
West Hocking Board Pushes 5.9-Mill School Levy Plan
West Hocking school board members discussed a 5.9 mill operating levy for the November election. The package renews 2.9 mills and adds 3 mills for five years. A committee will meet Monday at the county school office to promote the levy with members from the board and area principals.
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West Hocking
Dale Walker
Carl Bailey
Floyd Masure
Gibisonville
Paul Carr
Rockbridge
Eugene Taulbee
South Bloomingville
Glenn Johnson
Delinquency Charge Filed In Kidnapping Case
In Columbus, juvenile court referee Richard McCracken ordered a formal delinquency complaint filed against 16 year old Charlies Franklin Andy. Andy was detained after two women were abducted at gunpoint in Columbus and forced to drive to Vinton County but were not harmed. He was ordered held in custody pending a juvenile court hearing.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard McCracken
Charlies Franklin Andy
Andy
Logan
Columbus
Vinton County
McCracken
Two State Gambling Ring Is Smashed
Alliance Ohio police say six men and a woman were arrested in a cross state gambling bust. The operation planned to sell up to 100000 World Series pool tickets at $1 each. Arraignments were set after 26 law enforcement raids across Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Alliance, Ohio
Alliance
Donald E. Cowen
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Weather outlook for Hocking Valley turns warmer
Partly cloudy and warmer weather is forecast for the Hocking Valley tonight and Thursday. The mercury fell to an early morning low of 24 with a heavy frost, and noon temperature reached 62 degrees, up from Tuesday's high of 57.
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Hocking Valley
Gibisonville Man Hurt In Tractor Accident
Warren Vorhees a 22 year old Gibisonville man was seriously injured in a tractor accident on the E J Frey farm on old Gibisonville Road. He suffered a fractured right leg and hip injury and was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital then transferred to Doctors Hospital in Columbus. He was found in a field by Mrs Frey and the tractor was several yards away. The cause of the fall was not immediately known.
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Gibisonville
E. J. Frey
Gibisonville Rd
Warren Vorhees
Doctors Hospital
Hocking Valley Hospital
Columbus
Vorhees
Nicaraguavoids 1914 canal treaty with United States
Nicaragua’s Congress repudiates the 1914 Bryan Chamorro treaty granting U S rights to a canal. A joint session approves a motion saying the pact violated the 1911 constitution and hindered Nicaragua’s development. Any future canal would require a treaty respecting sovereignty and fair participation and profits.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Congress
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Ewing Grange
Grange
Methodist Conference
Dean Davis
Yankees
Quebec City
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert Taft Jr
U.S
Nixon
Women's Organizations
LBJ Temple
Rhodesia
West Hocking Board
Nova King
Logan Rt. 2
Nationwide Insurance
N. M. Brown
Bailey
Walker
Mosure
Taulbee
Southeastern Ohio School Boards Association
Ohio University
Baker Center
U.S. Canal
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