Primary Elections Due This Week In 10 States
The Associated Press reports voters will nomine party candidates Tuesday for eight Senate seats 39 House seats and six Washington and Colorado races. Georgia Democrats vote Wednesday amid key battles in New Hampshire Arizona Minnesota and Utah with six incumbents facing challenges.
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Bridges
Lee
Benson
Senate
House
Washington
Colorado
Georgia
New Hampshire
Sen
Styles Bridges
Arizona
Minnesota
Utah
Norris Cotton
George Aiken
Vermont
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
John Carroll
Warren G. Magnuson
Carl Hayden
Maurice Murphy
Wallace Bennett
Salt Lake City
J. Bracken Lee
Wesley Powell
Murphy
Deloris
Chester E. Merrow
Decision Pending on West St Sewer Project Bid
Hocking County commissioners issued certificates of indebtedness to cover the county share of the West St sanitary sewer line project costs. They prepared for a final decision on a $9,299.85 bid from Russell Mason, the sole bid received, with Burgess & Niple estimating the project at $15,600.
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Hocking County
West St
Russell Mason
Mason’s
Burgess & Niple
Columbus Consulting
Sandusky Beauty Begins Year's Reign As Miss America
Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer of Sandusky Ohio crowned Miss America after a triumphant Atlantic City ceremony. The Northwestern University student, 20, 5 feet 5 inches, 115 pounds, with vital stats 36 22 36, secures a $10 000 scholarship and future appearances worth about $75 000. Runners up Miss Wisconsin Joan Mary Engle $3 000 Miss Texas Penny Lee Rudd $2 500 Miss South Carolina Evelyn Keith Ellis $2 000 Miss Hawaii Patricia Lei Anderson $1 500.
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New York
Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer
Atlantic City
Sandusky
Ohio
Jackie
Northwestern University
Wisconsin
Joan Mary Engle
Texas
Penny Lee Rudd
South Carolina
Evelyn Keith Ellis
Hawaii
Patricia Lei Anderson
Red China shoots down U2 over Formosa and U.S. ties
Reports confirm a Nationalist U2 reconnaissance plane vanished Sunday during a routine mission over the mainland. Washington says U2 purchases had U.S. approval while operation remained a Nationalist matter.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red
United States
Peiping
Defense Department
Washington
Weather Outlook for Ohio Under Lake Michigan System
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a low pressure system over Lake Michigan influencing Ohio. Southerly winds bring warm humid air. Hocking Valley saw 89 on Saturday and 82 Sunday with .3 inch rainfall early today. Last night’s low 65, 10 am today 78. Forecast calls for cloudy cooler weather and scattered showers Tuesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Lake Michigan
Hocking Valley
Cold front drops temperatures across Ohio and Indiana
The state sees afternoon highs rise into the upper 70s and low 80s with showers today and tonight as a cold front approaches Indiana. The front moves east through Ohio tonight, bringing a sharp fall Tuesday with readings 10 to 15 degrees cooler. Early today temperatures ranged from 69 at Youngstown to 73 at Columbus.
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Tnro
Indiana
Ohio
Youngstown
Columbus
Rainbow School Teacher OK Sought
Hocking County child welfare board meets with Rainbow School officers to take final action on employment of an instructor at the school. The board could not decide last week and welfare approval is needed before state funds can be allocated.
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Hocking County Child Welfare Board
Rainbow School
Blue Rain Drenches Towns Near London In Aerial Display
Near London a 30 mile swath saw blue rain from an air show at Farnborough. A Scotland Yard spokesman said jets dyed blue colored their vapor trails for a spectacular display, leaving a lasting stain in Egham Staines Chertsey Virginia Water Wentworth and surrounding areas.
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London
Egham
Staines
Chertsey
Virginia Water
Wentworth
Scotland Yard
Britain
Farn
REAs Urged To Battle Power Lobby
Rural electric co operative officials from four midwest states were urged by two national leaders to fight increased lobbying and propaganda by commercial electric firms. Clyde T. Ellis and R A Yarbrough spoke at Region IV in Indianapolis noting calls for a congressional investigation into power company activities.
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Indianapolis
Midwest
Clyde T. Ellis
Washington
National Rural Electric Co-operative Association
R. A. Yarbrough
Childress
Texas
Ohio
Michigan
West Virginia
Yarbrough
Death Claims Rush Creek District Leader
Funeral services were held at Bremen for James S. Peterson 52 Lancaster attorney and conservation leader who died of a heart attack in his office last Friday. He was Fairfield County prosecutor 1948 1952 and Bremen village solicitor. He helped organize the Upper Hocking Conservancy District and served as secretary. He also led the Rush Creek Conservancy District. R M Foltz of Bremen was hospitalized after a heart attack.
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Bremen
James S. Peterson
Lancaster
Peterson
Fairfield County
Upper Hocking Conservancy
Rush Creek Conservancy
Albert Shannon Named Police Juvenile Officer
Patrolman Albert Shannon Jr a seven year Logan police veteran serves as city s first juvenile officer He will handle all city juvenile cases prior to court and also act as investigator and arresting officer Shannon works with county probation George Johnson and is praised by Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown and Police Chief Roy Kelch for improving city juvenile handling Kelch notes most cases involve home issues not crime and Shannon may study at Northwestern University in collaboration with Hocking County Juvenile Court
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Albert Shannon Jr
Logan
Shannon
George Johnson
Rhea Bangert Brown
Roy Kelch
Johnson
Kelch
Toledo
Northwestern University
Hocking County
Stock Market Trading Slows in Mixed Early Trading
New York markets opened mixed but drifted lower as the slow pace continued from last week. Investors faced little weekend economic news and the weekend U2 incident added to the tense foreign backdrop influencing shares.
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New York
Common Clay Filters Subdue Radioactive Water Contamination
Government scientist William J. Lacy reports six common clays remove radioactive strontium-90 and cesium-137 from nuclear reactor wastes and fallout. Clay soils such as Conasauga shale and Fithian illite rank highest in strontium-90 removal.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Atomic Industry
American Chemical Society
William J. Lacy
Federal Office of Civil Defense
ACS
Lacy
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn., National Laboratory
Conasauga
Fithian
Illite
New Mexico
Wyoming
North Carolina
Utah
Call Up of 150000 Reserves Urged by McNamara
Secretary of Defense McNamara urged quick Senate approval of a White House plan to authorize a limited call-up of 150 000 reserves to respond swiftly if the international situation worsens. He testified with Gen. Lemnitzer behind closed doors and cited prior Berlin crisis evidence as justification.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
White House
U.S
Kennedy
Berlin
Claude V. Rulon, 79, of Logan, dies after long illness
Claude V. Rulon, 79, of 416 Zanesville Ave., died Sunday after a long illness. Born in New Antioch Clinton County he was a retired cabinet maker and lived most of his life in Logan. Survived by wife Maude daughter Lillian Eichel two sisters Clara Rulon and Winifred Engle. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. Heinlein Funeral Home Rev. Hugh Robinson officiating. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.
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Claude V. Rulon
Zanesville Ave
New Antioch
Clinton County
Logan
Preston
Ella Stevens Rulon
Maude
Lillian Eichel
Clara Rulon
Winifred Engle
2700 Exhibits Set For Hocking County Fair 1962
The 1962 Hocking County Fair opens Wednesday for a four day run. Fair secretary Jud Matheny estimates about 2700 exhibits across open class 4 H FFA Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts divisions. Overflow swine and sheep require a large tent with cattle stalls near capacity. Harness racing horses already at the grounds and new fencing and improvements mark the setup.
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Hocking County
Jud Matheny
Fair Board
FFA
Cnperenag
Art Hall
Homemakers of America
Logan
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Matheny
Robert Bartholomew
Bob Otto
Frankie Talaber
George Strickland
Clinton St. Clair
Mary Phillips
Worthington Park
Logan Band
Fairgrounds
Logan Kiwanis Club
Hocking County Humane Society, Inc
Para
Marion Beery
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Co Ae
Billie Sol Estes
H. Carl Andersen
Pecos
Tex
Robert Odegard
Andersen
Bennett
David S. King
King
Reed A. Benson
Secretary of
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Sandusky Beauty
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Albert Shannon
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