Logan Hocking School Enrollment Surpasses 4400 Mark
Opening day in Logan and Hocking County shows a total 4400 pupils in the district. Logan city schools report 3003 students across ten facilities, with breakdowns by senior high and various elementary schools. County schools total 1428 as New Straitsville elementary begins and schedules split by area.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan City
Dwight Diller
Central
East
West
Enterprise
Green
West Logan
Marion
Maxville
New Straitsville
Hemlock - Shawnee
Kennedy targets Ngo Dinh Nhu in Viet Nam policy shift
President Kennedy escalates pressure on South Viet Nam by targeting Ngo Dinh Nhu for removal and signals possible cuts to aid if Saigon does not reform. He calls for a greater effort to win popular support while preserving military assistance, and urges Saigon to “clean house” to avoid broader U.S. actions. Officials note Nhu’s unpopularity and the need for leadership change.
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Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
U.S
CBS
Hyannis Port
Mass
Viet Nam
United States
Saigon
Nhu
Logan History Unearthed By Market Street Sidewalk Work
Workers removing the Market Street sidewalk at the Farmers and Merchants Bank uncovered basement entrances and the history of former businesses below. The Green Lantern tea room likely last operated there, with a bowling alley and several shops once housed in the basement. Similar hidden storerooms existed in the Rempel Block, now vanished from Main Street.
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Logan
Market St
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Green Lantern
Main St
Rempel Block
Amanda Gill Amerine 103 Dies in Cambridge Home
Mrs Amanda Gill Amerine age 103 of Hocking County died at 1015 am Saturday at the Cambridge home of her son A G Amerine. She lived most of her life in Hocking County moved to Cambridge after her husband Zaro died in 1942. Funeral services were at 2 pm today at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev Hugh Robinson officiating burial in Elk Cemetery McArthur.
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Amanda Gill Amerine
Hocking County
Cambridge
A. G. Amerine
George
Katherine Campbell Gill
Zara
Locust Grove
South Bloomingville
Tommy Dayton
Chagrin Falls
Charles Bicknell
Logan
Heinlein
Hugh Robinson
Elk Cemetery
McArthur
Kashmir Valley Earthquake Strikes 56 Villages
An earthquake hit the Kashmir Valley affecting 56 villages over 50 square miles killing about 100 people and injuring around 500. Most victims were farming when the quake struck, with reports from New Delhi noting widespread damage.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir Valley
Today Is Happy Day For Many U S Workers
The article notes pay raises for about 2.6 million low wage workers as the federal minimum wage increases to 1.25 dollars an hour and many others gain higher earnings through contracts and cost of living adjustments. It discusses potential impacts on prices, spending, and hiring.
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New York
Congress
Textile Workers Union of America
South
U S Envoy George Ball Visits Pakistan Amid Trade Talks
U S Undersecretary of State George Ball arrived in Rawalpindi for talks aimed at easing strained relations with Pakistan. He planned a meeting with President Mohammed Ayub Khan as Pakistan engages a Chinese delegation to finalize a barter trade deal. Kennedy sent Ball partly due to Pakistan's tilt toward Red China following Red China's attack on India.
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Pakistan
George Ball
Ball
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Kennedy
Red China
Ayub Khan
United States
India
Big Battles Face Congress Ninth Month Ahead
Congress moves into September with major issues ahead including tax cuts foreign aid the nuclear test ban treaty and civil rights. The Senate plans to debate broadening the Manpower Training Act with a proposal to cover the full third year plus 161 million dollars for state shares.
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Kennedy
Connecticut
Kansas
Montana
Tennessee
U.S
Storms Diminish Across Midwest After Monday Tornadoes
Tornadoes and strong storms tore through four southwestern Wisconsin counties and Stephenson County Illinois causing minor injuries and extensive property damage. Fair weather returns with labor day weekend showers and a warm up to 87 degrees by late morning.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Illinois
Hocking Valley
Severe storms lash Midwest with widespread damage and rain
Nearly twenty farms sustain damage as power and communication lines fall and trees topple. Heaviest impact in Green and Lafayette counties. Wausau Wisconsin reports almost four inches of rain. Kansas Missouri areas see severe storms with hail near Dodge City and funnel clouds spotted in northeast Kansas. No injuries reported amid overall fair conditions elsewhere.
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Lafayette
Wausau
Wis
Kansas
Missouri
Dodge City
Kan
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Larry Wine Hurt In 2 Car Crash At Maxville
Larry Wine 18 in serious condition at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after a head on collision on Rt 668 near Maxville. His car struck Donald Brock 20 on a curve. Brock and six passengers were treated at Hocking Valley Hospital with several injuries and later reported in good condition. The crash, the most serious of six over Labor Day weekend, is under investigation by state police and the Hocking County sheriff.
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Lancaster- Fairfield Hospital
Maxville
Floyd Angle
Larry Wine
Donald L. Brock
Celina Rt. 5
Brock
Hocking Valley Hospital
Terry L. Robinson
St. Marys
Elaine Beougher
Joyce Heppeard
Celina Rt
Judy Hoselton
Carey D. Beougher
Frank Beougher
Rockford Rt
Hocking Valley
Wine
Howard Wine
Logan High School
General Hocking Brick Co
Logan
Lancaster
Hocking County Sheriff's Department
Kennedy Says Civil Rights Stand Cost Him South Support
President Kennedy told CBS in Hyannisport that his civil rights position has stirred sentiment in the South and possibly the North. He acknowledged losing some Southern states in 1960 and warned more losses could come in 1964 while urging bipartisanship over equality of opportunity. He discussed the economy noting no magic fix for unemployment, a proposed $11 billion tax cut, and the value of a strong test ban treaty with Senate support.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
South
Walter Cronkite
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
Washington
White House
Cape Cod
Hyannis Port
Alabama
Senate
Labor Day Weekend Traffic Toll Sets New Record
Weekend traffic deaths across Ohio reached 550, a Labor Day record surpassing last year’s 501. Officials had forecast 24 fatalities and 16 were confirmed by AP by early today. A boating accident in the Ohio River Sunday left two dead and five others injured.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio River
Khrushchev and Tito Reconcile After Belgrade Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev left Belgrade for home after a two week vacation that appeared to seal reconciliation with President Tito. The pair shared a warm airport departure and said their talks cleared the way for closer Soviet Yugoslav ties.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
Wallace Risks U S Retaliation Over Tuskegee School
Gov. George Wallace withdrew most state troopers from Tuskegee and kept 25 to block the newly integrated public school from opening. Troops and deputies barred students and teachers, while Wallace ordered a one week delay in fall classes amid threats of violence. Federal court orders insisted schools open as scheduled. In Charleston, eleven Black and white children sat together in four schools marking South Carolina’s first school integration below college level with no incidents.
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Tuskegee
Ala
George C. Wallace
Birmingham
Tuskegee School
Consolidated
Macon County Board of Education
Col
al Lingo
E.W. Wadsworth
Lingo
Wallace
Macon County
Alabama
Mississippi
Macon County School Board
Mobile
Charleston
S.C
South Carolina
Rockefeller Urges Large Immediate Tax Cuts
New York governor Nelson A. Rockefeller called for substantial and rapid tax reductions and a plan to defend the U.S. gold supply. In a Monday night statement he criticized President Kennedy's fiscal policies, accusing him of tardy half measures and warning of a potential crisis of confidence in the dollar due to international payments. He urged decisive action rather than timid tinkering to avoid a worldwide low mood.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefeller
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