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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1962
Page
1
NASA chief James Webb notes two Soviet attempts to beat Mariner 2 to Venus failed. One on Aug 25 broke up in space, another on Sept 1 also misfired. Only Venus probe to approach success was 1961, radio blackout prevented success.
The day opened with a 70 degree high at 9 am on Wednesday and fell steadily to 62 degrees by 10 30 am today. Forecast calls for fair and slightly warmer weather on Friday.
Pandora Ohio AP reports Putnam County village records Ohio's first frost of the season with temperatures dropping to 36 degrees early today. Local residents noted chilly start as crops and gardens endure a cold snap.
Dr. Robert A. Soblen poisoned himself with barbiturates minutes before scheduled deportation to the United States from Britain. He was rushed to Hillingdon Hospital in serious condition as officials investigate how he obtained the drugs and whether delays will end.
Ohio GOP candidate Rhodes urged state villages to house about 11 000 inmates who could leave mental institutions with suitable living sites. The plan aims to ease overcrowding, fund land and construction via revenue bonds, rely on rentals from residents, and seek federal aid.
Cuba’s Soviet backed arms and technicians have made the island a Cold War pawn. Analysts warn a U.S. military strike could trigger heavy costs, foreign entanglements, and a puppet regime, with Latin American unrest and political fallout across Korea Berlin and the Middle East.
Washington AP Rep. George P. Miller chair of the House Space Committee rebukes Monday morning quarterbacks and defends a heavy U S military space program. He notes about 1 5 billion dollars this year for missile warning reconnaissance and other nonweapon satellites and asserts U S decisions rely on better intelligence than critics. He cites Soviet progress and contends the U S achieved manned space flight faster.
East Liverpool Ohio stockholders will vote September 13 on liquidating Knowles China Co found in Newell West Virginia. Directors cite tariff policies preventing near term profits for the 63 year old dinnerware maker in a public letter.
In New York the stock market eased through the early afternoon with a slow trading pace. The Associated Press average fell .2 to 221.8 as industrials slipped .3 rails down .2 and utilities off .1, while the Dow Jones 30 hovered just under 600 after weeks near that level.
A bulldozer during construction near St. John's Baptist Church in Springfield Ohio toppled the church's west wall. No injuries were reported as crews assessed damage and secured the site.
Joseph Chakey aged 45 of Trimble was killed when a piece of falling sheet metal struck him at the Karns Coal Co mine in northeastern Athens County. The fatal accident occurred Tuesday during hoisting operations.
Washington officials describe Moscow’s Berlin note as a bitter propaganda blast signaling possible new moves. Khrushchev may seek a separate East German treaty to control supply routes, while Western powers resist East German authority and push for four power talks to ease tensions. The note accuses the Allies of provocation and hypocrisy amid rising MIG flights and Western protests.
Jerry Frank 17 starting fullback for Marlington High School near Alliance died after neck-injury surgery from a scrimmage. He weighed 180 pounds and was injured during a workout with West Branch in Alliance when his head lowered on a tackle.
Astronaut John Glenn presented a trophy to Gary Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller of 60 Norwood Avenue at the Ohio State Fair junior science exposition Campbell a Logan High School sophomore earned superior ratings in district and state projects on oil and gas among 98 young Ohioans displaying science work at the state fair
A 12 year old Logan County boy was listed in fair condition at Children's Hospital after head injuries from a tractor accident Wednesday evening. The boy, Mike Miller, son of Elmer and [illegible] Miller of Greasy Ridge off Union Furnace Road, was reportedly driving the tractor when it overturned pinning him underneath. He was taken by ambulance to Hocking Valley Hospital and then transferred to Children's Hospital.
Vice President Lyndon B Johnson received a fervent Naples welcome on his Italian goodwill tour. Thousands lined the streets as he praised Naples as a gateway between America and Europe. At the consulate he praised Italian immigrants and spoke of his happiness and humility amid the crowds. He then toured a shipyard before heading home Friday.
The Senate approved Kennedy’s tax revision plan preserving a billion dollar investment credit for new machinery. The measure drops dividend and interest withholding, shifting revenue estimates to a deficit. conference talks will reconcile differences with the House.
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