Engineer Hired To Prepare Standards For Logan Streets
Logan planning commission hired James E. Guthrie to draft street standards for city projects funded under the Accelerated Public Works Program. Guthrie will compare asphalt and concrete guidelines and prepare a tentative set next week for council review.
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Logan Streets
James E. Guthrie
Logan Planning Commission
Guthrie
Washington
South
Logan
Vine St
Walnut St
South Logan
Planning Commission
Richard Donahey
Delmar Freeman
Don Russell
Lancaster
State Highway Department
Council
Weather in Ohio Sees Cold Front, Showers and Warm Spells
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a southward cold front bringing scattered light showers across Ohio. Highs reached 85 Tuesday, fell to 54 overnight, and rose to 73 by 11 am today with cooler conditions in the lake counties. Piketon saw an inch of rain. Chesapeake about .4 inch as showers may return tonight and Thursday ahead of a weak low pressure area.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Ohio River
Piketon
Chesapeake
Lake Erie
Five Day Forecast for Ohio Regions
Temperatures will be two to six degrees below normal with highs 78 to 84 and lows 56 to 61. The coolest days are Friday and Saturday with light daily changes otherwise. Rainfall averages about half an inch with scattered thundershowers tonight and Thursday, then again early next week.
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Ohio
Stocks Rally As Dow Aim Near 1961 Record
Strong early gains in steel shares helped push the market higher in heavy trading on Wall Street. The Dow Jones industrial average hovered near its record close of 734.91 set in December 1961 while the AP average for 60 stocks at noon rose to 280.3, with industrials up 0.9, rails down 0.2 and utilities up 0.1.
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New York
Steels
Wall Street
Associated Press
Steel Mill Strike Ends at Gary Works
Operations were returning to normal at the Gary works of U S Steel Corp after a wildcat walkout idled 15 000 workers.
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Gary, Ind
Gary
U.S. Steel Corp
Kennedy to Name Neutral Arbitrators for Railroad Panel
President Kennedy is expected to announce three neutral members to a seven member arbitration panel in the railroad work rules dispute. He has until Saturday to appoint the trio under emergency legislation aimed at averting a nationwide strike. The panel will decide on locomotive firemen's jobs and train crew makeup while negotiations on other issues continue. The award would take effect within 180 days and last two years, barring new agreement.
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Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Lane Department
White House
Licavoli Loses Clemency Bid, Gov Rhodes Denies Appeal
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes rejected the clemency request from Thomas Yonnie Licavoli a Toledo gangster convict in a 1934 conspiracy murder case. The ruling notes Licavoli’s “extended criminal conspiracy” and cites efforts by his family to win parole.
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Columbus, Ohio
Thomas
Yonnie) Licavoli
Toledo
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Licavoli
John McElroy
Rhodes
McElroy
Senate Panel Backs Limited Nuclear Test Ban Pact
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee endorsed ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty, arguing the balance of risks favors the agreement. It warned that continued unrestricted testing could widen the US lead in some areas while also delaying Soviet progress if confined to underground tests. Leader Mansfield urged ratification, noting risks exist but so does inaction.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Birmingham School Enrolls First Negroes
In Birmingham a new enrollment marks the district’s first integration for Black students. The move follows national civil rights pressure and reflects changing attitudes amid education reforms in the Jim Crow era.
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Birmingham School
Body found in Canton car tied to rackets figure
The decomposed body was found in the trunk of a car registered to 61-year-old Dominick Moro of Canton. Sheriff Hine seeks FBI help to identify the victim by fingerprints. Moro, linked to Billy Naples’ 1962 Youngstown bombing, faces deportation proceedings and provided limited details. An autopsy will determine cause of death.
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Canton
Ohio
Dominick Moro
Youngstown
W. J. Hine
FBI
G. S. Shaheen
Stark County
Hine
Norman J. Putman
Moio
Billy Napes
Madison Avenue
Naples
Cleveland
Italy
Ferrazzano
Reggio Calabria
United States
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Pederson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
California
John
Pederson
Detroit
Massillon
Accident Victim Still In Serious Condition Today
Larry Wine 18 son of Mr and Mrs Howard Wine of Logan Rt 4 remains in serious condition at Lanecaster Fairfield Hospital with fractures and dislocations after a head on crash at Maxville Saturday. Donald Brock 20 of Celina Rt 5 and six passengers were taken to Hocking Valley Hospital with minor injuries. Brock and two others were released Tuesday. Investigators continue to probe the Rt 668 crash near the Alta Angle residence.
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Larry Wine
Howard Wine
Logan Rt. 4
Lanecaster-Fairfield
Maxville
Wine
Donald Brock
Celina Rt
Brock
Hocking Valley Hospital
Elaine Beougher
St. Marys
Joyce Heppeard
Celina Rt. 4
Hillcrest
Alta Angle Residence
Missing Plane May Be Down In Woods Near Laurelville
An air plane door and other items were found in a wooded area northeast of Laurelville suggesting a downed aircraft. The small plane reportedly took off from Gallipolis on August 9 with Dr. George McCoy his wife and three children of Muncie Indiana aboard. A broader search across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana is underway to locate the aircraft and determine the crash site.
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Laurelville
Eldon
Rip) Fox
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Gallipolis
Ern
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
James Heinlein
Logan
Group 2
Civil Air Patrol
Fox
Egypt Bombs Saudi Village Claims Zonal Strife Near Yemen
Saudi Arabia accused the Egyptian air force of bombing and strafing Fouja village near the Yemen frontier. The Defense Ministry said two Soviet-built bombers attacked but caused no casualties, with UN truce observers collecting fragments as evidence.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Saudi Defense Ministry
Mecca
Fouja
U.N
Georgia Prison Too Crowded After Riots
In Reidsville Georgia prison officials moved to reduce inmate numbers after a riot injuring about 35 and causing $25 000 in damage. Prison Director Fred Hallford said violence indicates the system needs more room. He cited no single cause and noted the riot involved around 2 000 of the 3 000 plus inmates.
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Reidsville
Georgia
Fred Hallford
Hallford
R.P. Ballrcom
Khrushchev Seeks Economic Grip Across Communist Bloc
Belgrade reports indicate Premier Khrushchev’s Yugoslavia tour signals a shift toward economic influence over Communist states. He champions cooperation through Comecon and urges Yugoslavia toward closer ties with the Soviet Union and other Eastern bloc partners, while Yugoslavs seek observer status in Comecon and the Common Market.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Communist Affairs
Soviet Union
Stalin
Albania
Romania
Comecon
Asia
Africa
Georgia Negro Coeds Nuptials Voided by Law
Charlayne Hunter and Walter Stovall secretly wed last spring in the North. Georgia Attorney General says the marriage is void under the state's anti miscegenation law and could be prosecuted if they resided in Georgia. Hunter is 21, Stovall 25, both former University of Georgia students.
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Atlanta
Charlayne Hunter
University of Georgia
Georgia
Atty
Eugene Cook
Miss Hunter
New York
Walter Stovall
Douglas
Cook
North
Stovall
C.C. Aderhold
Swissair Caravelle Crashes Near Duerrenaesch
A Swissair Caravelle with 89 aboard exploded after takeoff from Zurich and crashed west of Duerrenaesch. Witnesses said there were no survivors as flames engulfed the aircraft bound for Rome with a Geneva stopover.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Swissair
Rome
Geneva
Duerrenaesch
Birmingham desegregation tense at Graymont school entry
Two Negro brothers entered Graymont grammar school with white pupils marking Alabama’s first elementary desegregation. About 100 whites rallied, police deployed riot squads, and arrests were made. Gov. Wallace, invoking state force, vowed to press actions as federal court orders stood.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dwight
Floyd Armstrong
Graymont Grammar School
Alabama
George Wall
National States Rights Party
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
West End
Ramsay
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Board of Education
Justice Department
Washington
Israel Syria ok truce on border after council vote
United Nations Security Council debate ends with Syria and Israel pledging to uphold a cease-fire on the frontier. The Soviet veto blocks a U.N. resolution condemning Syria for the Aug. 19 killings of two Israeli farmers. eight members back the U.S.-British measure, with Morocco Venezuela abstaining. The council president appeals for continued restraint.
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United Nations
N.Y
Syria
Israel
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Morocco
Arab League
Venezuela
Council
Jacinto Castellorja
Philippines
U.N. Truce Supervisory Organization
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Thich Tri Quang
Arabia
Khrush
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