Records Set as 1961 Logan Grads Enter OU and OSU
A Logan High class of 1961 faces another college enrollment spike with many entering Ohio University in Athens and Ohio State University in Columbus. Freshmen include Richard Price Don Helber Tom Reynolds Carol Heinlein Martha Gillogly Linda Rieder Larry Bainter Dan Matheny Judy Freeman Ken Chaffin Karen Brown and more. OSU entrants are Carol Hunsaker Sharon Walsh Bill Hammon Peg Doering Robbie Ellinger.
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Mark Myers
Hocking County
Logan High
Logan
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio State University
Columbus
Oho State
Richard Price
Logan Rt. 1
Perkins Hall
Don Helber
Roscoe Helber
Logan Rt. 2
Tom Reynolds
W. W. Reynolds
Hunter
Busch Hall
Karen Kornmiller
Harry Kornmiller
Logan Rt
Howard Hall
Carol Heinlein
Lioyd Heinlein
Warner Ave
Martha Gillogly
Clyde Bainter
Third St
Dan Matheny
Daniel Matheny
Arlington Ave
Judy Freeman
H. Delmar Freeman
E. Front St
Ken Chaffin
George C. Shaw
N. Walnut
Perkins
Karen Brown
Joe Brown
Logan Rt. 4
Bryan
Lake Logan Rd
Peg Doering
J. Ward Doering
Siebert Hall
Robbie Ellinger
Harley Ellinger
N. Wood St
Egyptian Chief Decries Soviet A-Test Plans
At the Belgrade nonaligned nations conference Nasser condemned the Soviet decision to resume nuclear tests as a grave deterioration in international relations. Tito and Sukarno did not address the issue. Seismographs sparked speculation of tests near Peru though scientists warned readings may be faulty.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Nasser
Tito
Sukarno
Indonesia
United Arab Republic
Berlin
Germany
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Peru
Max Rieder
Basel University
Astronomical Institute
Switzerland
Raffaele Bendandi
The
Geophysical Observatory
Faenza
Italy
China
Gobi Desert
Bieder
Bendandi
Columbia University
California Institute of Technology
Japan Meteorological Agency
Riverview College Observatory
Australia
Sweden
Uppsala University
Asia
Riverview
Await Appeal Action In Ucker Dairy Case
An appeal on James Ucker of Ucker Bros. Dairy awaits action by Judge Harley Meyer in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. Defense attorney Richard Gerken appealed the July 31 conviction for possession of misbranded and ungraded milk. The case could see retrial or fine reassessment depending on the outcome.
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James Ucker
Ucker Bros. Dairy
Harley Meyer
Hocking County
Meyer
Gerken
Common Pleas
Acker
Common Pleas Court
Kennedy foreign aid cut by 896 million by House panel
The House Appropriations Committee slashed Kennedy's foreign aid by 896 million for the current year, proposing 3.3575 billion in new funds, 1.418 billion below the president's request. A separate enabling act would cap new money at 4.2535 billion, 500 million under White House aims, with largest cuts in military aid 400 million and development loans 175 million.
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Washington
Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
White House
Congress
House
Kennedy pushes for approval of new disarmament agency
President Kennedy presses Congress for quick passage of a bill establishing a U S disarmament agency as Soviet tests raise fears of an accelerated arms race. White House talks include Rusk and Dean with Geneva negotiations guiding U S stance.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
White House
Berlin
Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
Britain
Dean
Soviet tests imperil UN disarmament push
The Soviet Union resumes nuclear tests, dampening hopes for East West disarmament progress at the United Nations. The move reshapes diplomacy as the U S seeks Asian African support and presses for a strong General Assembly resolution criticising Moscow. President Kennedy signals restraint to win neutralist backing.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Soviet Bloc
Britain
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Last Summer Holiday Near 420 May Die On Highways
The Associated Press reports millions prepare for Labor Day travel with 74 million cars expected on the road and safety officials warning of up to 420 traffic deaths over the 78 hour period. Governors urge caution as trains planes and buses add to travel, with Illinois urging headlights on and speeds reduced.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Council
Weather outlook for Ohio turns humid with scattered showers
Official Weather Bureau summary notes warm humid air and cloudy skies across Ohio. Showers and thundershowers spread from the southwest, with 91 degrees yesterday dropping to 83 by 11 a.m. today. Expect little change through Saturday as scattered showers continue.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Temperature Outlook For Southern and Central Ohio
Temperatures will average 47 degrees below normal with a normal high of 81 and low of 58. Expect warm humid conditions then cooler by midweek. Precipitation totals around one inch or more in scattered showers and thundershowers through Tuesday, mainly afternoon and night.
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Ohio
Fire crews respond to tree limb sparking grass fire
Firefighters were summoned at 11:15 a.m. to the Charles Geil property on old McArthur Road when a tree limb broke an Ohio Power Co wire, igniting grass in a field. Damp conditions kept the fire from spreading.
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Charles Geil
McArthur Rd
Ohio Power Co
Goulart Near Brazil Border In Bid For Presidency
Vice President Joao Goulart nears the Brazilian border at Montevideo as rival forces in Brazil prepare for a showdown. The military chiefs led by Marshal Denys ordered patrols and possible interception of Goulart’s return flight amid the Rio Grande do Sul crisis. Preparations to welcome Goulart at Porto Alegre were reported.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Joao Goulart
South America
Montevideo
Odylio Denys
Goulart
Peiping
Marshal Denys
Rio Grande Do Sul
Uruguay
Leonel Brizzola
Jose Machado Lopes
3Rd Army
Denys
Porto Alegre
17 Year Olds Receive New Sentences After Escape
In Ohio three of five youths who fled Zaleski Honor Camp on August 21 were sentenced at Mansfield Reformatory. Byron D. Proctor Jr. Charles Edward Kuykendoll and Paul Ronald She pard, all 17, received concurrent terms of one to five years for assaulting a guard, one to 25 years for robbing the guard, and one to 20 years for auto theft.
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Mcarthur
Ohio
Here
Mansfield Reformatory
Byron D. Proctor Jr
Charles Edward Kuykendoll
Hamilton
Paul Ronald Shepard
Caledonia
Virginia F. Gano Named City Auditor of Logan
Virginia F. Gano, 147 S Culver St, named Logan city auditor by Mayor Francis Myers after interviews with six candidates. A Republican, she has seven years with the Ohio State Employment Service, four years as secretary to the VA chief, five years with Hubert Lappen, and other posts. She fills the vacancy caused by Ruth Easterling’s resignation for health reasons. term has two years left.
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Virginia F. Gano
S. Culver St
Logan
Francis Myers
Gano
Logan High School
Columbus
Ohio State Employment Service
Veterans Administration
Theo Johnson Co
Hocking County Child Welfare Department
Hubert Lappen
Ruth Easterling
U N Breaks Ties With Katanga Government
The United Nations announced it would break all relations with Katanga. UN envoy Conor Cruise OBrien said the world body cannot keep relations with a government that includes a minister under serious charges. Tshombe was urged to dismiss Godefroit Munongo for grave suspicions of plotting UN personnel murder and tribal atrocities.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
United Nations
U.N
Conor Cruise O’brien
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Godefroit Munongo
Munongo
Three Crew Survive B47 Stratojet Crash At Lockbourne
At Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus Ohio a six engine B47 Stratojet crashed during takeoff. The $1 890 000 aircraft broke apart and burned in a field injuring no one seriously. Crew Capt Theodore C Gerst 28 and 1st Lt Raymond D West 27 and 1st Lt Richard K Meyers 26 were admitted for observation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Ashville
South Bloomfield
Theodore C. Gerst
Logansport
Ind
Raymond D. West
Richard K. Meyers
Lambertville
Mich
Soviet Red Star Warns of Superbomb Threat to West
The Soviet military paper Red Star warns that a test of a super bomb could wipe out people even in deep shelters. It says bombs of 20 to 100 million tons are possible and rockets can deliver warheads anywhere. Pravda editorial pledges Soviet resolve against imperialist aggression.
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Moscow
Red Star
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titov
Earth
Pacific
Pravda
Plane Falls Near Chicago Killing 78 on Board
A four engine TWA Constallation crashed in a cornfield 19 miles west of Midway Airport killing 78 aboard. Flight 529 had departed Boston for Los Angeles via New York Pittsburgh and Chicago with Labor Day holiday travelers among the victims. National Guard patrols the scene to prevent looting.
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Chicago
Midway Airport
Los Angeles
U.S
TWA Flight 529
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Jerry Broz
Hinsdale
Broz
Argonne National Laboratories
Atomic Energy Commission
New York City
United Air Lines
Grand Canyon
FBI
Post Office Department
Rk. C. Maloney
Covina Park
Edward N. Chamberlain
Palo Alto
Calif
L. Neil Gillian
Heureka
Gillian
New Bedford
Mass
Concord, ML
National Guard
Argonne National Laboratory
Coburn to be cremated in private New York ceremony
Actor Charles Coburn died Wednesday at 84 and requested private cremation in New York. The obituary notes his wishes were for a simple service.
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New York
Charles Coburn
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Hocking
Ucker Dairy
Collins
OK of
New Disarmament Agency
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Kremlin
State Department
John J. McCloy
TWA
Daily News
Constellation
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