Kennedy Seeks New York Senate Nomination Amid Backlash Test
In New York Democrats prepared to nominate Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy for the Senate to oppose Republican Sen. Kenneth B. Keating. Michigan Republicans fight a primary test featuring Reps. John Lesinski and John Dingell amid reapportionment in a district that is largely white. George Romney leads Michigan GOP contenders toward a primary victory while Neil Staebler is unopposed in the Democratic side.
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Washington
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Michigan
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Samuel Stratton
Detroit
John Lesinski
Dearborn
John Dingell
Lesinski
Dingell
Philip A. Hart
George Romney
George Higgins
Neil F. Staebler
Virginia
Massachusetts
State Committee
Keating
Johnson
Cuban Radar Unit Blasted by Anti Castro Commandos
Manuel Artime, leader of Cuban exile forces, announced nine raiders destroyed a Soviet directed radar station on Cuba s southeastern coast from two torpedo boats. He said 150 Cuban soldiers and three Soviet officers defended the site at Cabo Cruz Oriente Province and that refugees fleeing Cuba were pursued by Soviet boats afterward. Artime spoke in Panama before moving to his Caribbean headquarters.
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Panama
Cuba
Manuel Artime
Oriente
Camaguey
Artime
Cabo Cruz
Caribbean
Break Halts Water Service in South Logan
A water and sewer line break at the corner of Wal hending and Mohican Aves halted service Monday as Davy Bridge Construction Co. work on a catch basin. Water shut off about 6 pm, on again for a few minutes an hour later, and restored about 9:30 pm. Repairs continued through midnight. sewer line to be fixed this afternoon. Banks to coordinate equipment use with Russ Martin and Ralph Courter. About 50 to 60 homes south of Wilson Ave affected.
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Walhending and
Mohican Aves
Davy Bridge Construction Co
Jackson
South Logan
Roy Kelch
Wilson Ave
Indictment Stacks Sheriff and Wife in Ohio County
Geauga County sheriff Louis A. Robusky and his wife Audrey a deputy sheriff face a grand jury indictment on charges of defrauding the county by inflating meals for jail prisoners and other counts. Prosecutor Edwin Hofstetter says the probe followed a county contract dispute over inmate meals. Mrs Robusky pled innocent and posted $2,000 bond. she set for Sept 30 trial. Robusky remains hospitalized after a heart attack like episode.
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Chardon, Ohio
Geauga County
Louis A. Robusky
Edwin T. Hofstetter
Audrey
Hofstetter
Sheriff's Office
Robusky
Viet Nam Premier Health Improves Amid Crisis
Premier Nguyen Khanh, ill but expected to resume duties within days, faces ongoing student threats as leadership councils press for acceptable National Assembly appointees. Viet Cong activity persists with ambushes near Saigon and mounting fears for capital security.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Dalat
Leadership Council of
National Assembly
Oanh
Appalachia Bill to Pass in House Wednesday Vote
Democratic leaders told President Johnson that the Appalachia development bill faces House passage on Wednesday with full attendance. The $1 billion package targets Appalachian economic areas with highways and related programs for education health and water resources.
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Appalachia
Dem
LBJ
Washington
Johnson
John McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Appalachian Mountain
City Schools Open With 2 843 Pupils In Attendance
Logan city schools reported 2 843 pupils on the first day of classes. Logan High School enrolled 692 students with 235 sophomores 238 juniors and 219 seniors. The junior high held 634 students with 189 seventh graders 202 eighth graders and 243 ninth graders. Total district tallies list Central 450 East 271 Enterprise 106 Green 262 Marion 89 Maxville 55 West 342 West Logan 110. Kindergarten enrollment is 168 with total enrollment at 3 011, below pre school estimates of 3 115. Superintendent Dwight Diller announced four civil service driven kitchen staff changes and promotions.
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Logan High School
Logan Junior High
Central
East
Enterprise
Green
Marion
Maxville
West
West Logan
Logan
Boy's Murder Trial Opens in Lancaster
In Fairfield County Ohio a 17 year old, John L Carder, stands trial for the murder of Mrs Vanetta Brucker a 43 year old Lancaster widow. Carder pleads innocent by reason of insanity. Prosecution says he attacked with ice pick and meat cleaver during a theft at her grocery store. Defense says he fled after finding her dying.
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Lancaster
Ohio
John L. Carder
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Carder
Vanetta Brucker
Begin Water Line Work For Hospital
Workers from A. J. Stockmeister Co. started an eight inch water line from the west end of Church Street north along Route 664N to the new Hocking County hospital site. At the site C. C Vogel Construction Co. continues foundation work.
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A. J. Stockmeister Co
Church St
Hocking County Hospital
Auto Workers Near Chrysler Pact as Labor Day Hint Looms
Speculation grows in Detroit that the United Auto Workers and Chrysler may near a contract, tied to Walter Reuther's Labor Day Detroit attendance and a pledge of three years of labor peace. Reuther warned of a strike if terms fail, while Big Three executives claim offers are the best ever, with equity for production workers in focus.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Johnson
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Ohio Slips to Sixth as Texas Tops Population List
Texas is named the fifth most populous state with 10,397,000 residents, while Ohio rises to sixth with 10,100,000. The U.S. population is estimated at 191,334,000, up 2.7 million in a year. California leads with 18,084,000 residents and New York has 17,915,000.
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Washington
Texas
Ohio
Buckeye
The
Bureau
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Weather swings in Hocking County with warm up this week
The day began with a high of 87 in Hocking County at 2 p.m. Monday, cooled to 48 overnight, then rose to 78 by 11 a.m. today. Forecasters expect warmer conditions by Wednesday.
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Mercury
Hocking County
Raid on Muhammad African Asian Cultural Center in Philadelphia
In North Philadelphia police raided Muhammad's African Asian Cultural Center with 100 officers. They found flammable liquids a loaded revolver two bayonets a knife and arrested Shakyh Muhammad held on 10000 bail for firearms explosives and staying off streets. His lawyer Cecil B Moore criticized the bail as ransom amid hysteria.
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Philadelphia
Muhammad
Millard Meers
Shakyh Muhammad
Meers
Cecil B. Moore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
FBI instructed to monitor racial disturbances after Philadelphia riots
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy ordered the FBI to watch disturbances to the full extent of authority and to stay in close contact with local authorities to determine all relevant facts after weekend rioting in Philadelphia and earlier incidents elsewhere.
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Washington
FBI
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Kennedy
Drowning Woman Pleads For Help As car sinks
In Dayton Ohio a 50 year old woman Josephine Johnson drowned after her 1963 car plunged 25 feet down an embankment into the Great Miami River. Witnesses who heard her cry I cant swim watched as the vehicle sank and authorities recovered her body about two hours later.
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Dayton, Ohio
Miami
Josephine Johnson
S. J. Kavy
Ene Snook
Dayton
Snook
Wilson to resign as Ohio Development chief in 1965
George E. Wilson director of the Ohio Department of Development announced he will submit a formal resignation to Governor Rhodes before September 14, with an effective date of January 1, 1965. He plans to return to private business in Akron and may form a technical development services company. He will also devote time to prior ventures including a nursing home and a recreation complex.
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Columbus, Ohio
George E. Wilson
Ohio Department of Development
James A. Rhodes
Akron
Ohio receives $22,272 grant for statewide planning program
Urban Renewal Administration approves a 22 272 grant to the Ohio Department of Development to aid in preparing a comprehensive statewide planning program.
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Washington
Urban Renewal Administration
Ohio Department of Development
Titan 3A maiden flight ends with loss near Antigua
The Air Force launched a Titan 3A from Cape Kennedy at 10 a.m. EST on its first test flight. The 124-foot rocket fired its second and third stages on schedule but vanished after reaching 100 miles above a tracking station near Antigua, losing radio contact with the vehicle.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
West Indies
Antigua
President Signs Public Works Bill
President Johnson signed the $4.4 billion Public Works Bill on Monday. The measure allocates $24,000 for a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers survey of the Hocking River, $6,200,000 for Racine locks and dam on the Ohio River, $116,000 for Paint Creek Reservoir planning, and $200,000 for Salt Creek Reservoir planning. The compromise bill passed the Senate and went to the White House on August 14.
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Johnson
Hocking River
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Racine
Ohio River
Paint Creek
Salt Creek Reservoir
Senate
White House
Rockbridge Youth Inducted Into Army
Gary C. Oblinger of Rockbridge left Logan by bus this morning for induction into the Army at Fort Hayes Columbus. He received a gift box from a Logan Adult Education Club representative at departure. Harley A. Ellinger Jr. and Daniel L. Graham Jr. of Logan have enlisted in the Army and Navy respectively, per the Hocking County draft board.
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Gary C. Oblinger
Rockbridge
Logan
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Logan Adult Education Club
Hocking County Draft Board
Harley A. Ellinger Jr
Daniel L. Graham Jr
Navy
Sgt Alvin York Remains In Very Grave Condition
Nashville reports Sgt Alvin York, the Medal of Honor recipient, in very grave condition as doctors monitor his latest battle with death at age 76.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
Hearing Reset For Sept 8 On Moore Candidacy
Judge Harley Meyer postponed the mandamus hearing to determine if Forrest P. Moore's name will appear as the Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney on the November ballot. The election board sought the delay after Moore, certified as a candidate via write in votes in May, was found to have voted in the 1960 Republican primary. Ohio Attorney General Saxbe was asked to rule on the legality of Moore's eligibility.
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Harley Meyer
Forrest P. Moore
County Election Board
Moore
Election Board
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
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Russell B. Long
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Dwight Diller
Mabel Bartholomew
Logan Rt. 2
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Charles Knox
Walhending Ave
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Forrest Moore
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