Grand jury to hear over a dozen cases in Hocking County
More than 15 cases will be presented when the Hocking County grand jury convenes next Monday in Prosecuting Attorney Hubert Lappen s office. The main focus is a second degree murder charge against John W Smith for the fatal shooting of his nephew Orlie F Smith.
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Hocking County
Grand Jury
Hubert Lappen
John W. Smith
Laurelville Rt. 2
Orlie F
Dick) Smith
Salt Creek
Blue Creek
Smith
Hocking
John D. Tremper
David Cox
Ohio Supreme Court weighs Athens local option case
The Ohio Supreme Court heard oral arguments on a mandamus to order a local option election in Athens second ward for November. The decision could mark the first direct ruling on the petition withdrawal issue, with the Athens County election board having found 71 of 99 petition signers withdrawn.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Athens
James T. Shipman
Greenbrier Drive
Athens County Election Board
Election Board
Roger J. Jones
Homer B. Gall Jr
Jones
Judge Okays Ward Two Fund Transfer for Fire Protection
Commons Pleas Court Judge Harley Meyer approved a Ward Two trustee fund transfer to aid fire protection. Three trustees Morris Dupler Charles Roberts and Louis Lowes voted unanimously to move 3379 58 from the bond issue fund to the general fund to purchase equipment and pursue a pact with Nelsonville officials.
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Nelsonville
Morris Dupler
Charles Roberts
Louis Lowes
Ohio GI Dies In Fall During Goat Hunt
Navy Aviation Machinist Mate 2nd Class Arthur P. Hall, 24, of Xenia Ohio, fell about 600 feet while hunting wild goats in the Waianae Mountains near Honolulu. He died Monday at the scene.
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Honolulu
Navy
C. Arthur P. Hall
Xenia
Ohio
Waianae Mountains
Woman Hurt In Auto Crash Is Recovering
Mrs. Roy Schaffer of Columbus remains in good condition at Doctors Hospital with facial and leg cuts a fractured leg and contusions after a head on crash on Rt 93 near Gore village Monday. Donald Lanning of Murray City was hospitalized then released after being cited for driving left of center. The Schaffers were returning from Crooksville where they had gone to buy pottery.
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Roy Schaffer
Columbus
Doctors Hospital
Rt. 93
Gore Village
Parents Of Quints Ponder Their One-Bedroom Home
In Maracaibo Venezuela the Cuervo de Prieto family faces crowded living as five newborn quintuplets, weighing from 3 pounds 1.4 ounces to 4 pounds 3 ounces, recover under medical care while the father works as a foreman earning about 10.40 dollars daily and the parents juggle 15 other children in a single bedroom home.
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Quints
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Robinson Suarez Herrera
University Hospital
Juan Jose
Fernando
Robinson
Otto
Mario
Ines Marie Cuervo de Prieto
Efren
Creole Petroleum Corp
Cuervo de Prieto
Kennedy Urges Patience In Viet Nam Crisis
President Kennedy says the United States should pursue patience in South Viet Nam to avoid triggering a collapse of Ngo Dinh Diem's government. He warns against withdrawing aid as it could aid Communists and widen Southeast Asia's risk, urging measured influence and no hastened policy shifts. He also discusses a tax cut, civil rights unity, and planned meetings with world leaders at the UN.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Southeast Asia
NBC
Huntley - Brinkley
U.S
Senate
Congress
Tito
Yugoslavia
U.N. General Assembly
New York
CBS Labor Day
Diem
Saigon Pupils Call Off New Demonstration
In Saigon a government show of force halted plans for a major pupil demonstration against President Ngo Dinh Diem. Over 1,000 students were arrested across Saturday and Monday as authorities warned security forces would intervene. A Mekong Delta campaign report said 80 guerrillas were killed, while reports indicated some Vietnamese officers and NCOs defecting to neutral Cambodia.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mekong Delta
Cambodia
Drafting Married Men Ordered Shelved
President Kennedy halted drafting of married men while enough single men remain. An executive order states married men will be inducted only after all single men in the 1925 age group are drafted.
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Washington
Kennedy
Red China Attacks Soviet Alliance as Holy Pact
In a Radio Peking broadcast, Red Flag derides a Soviet led bloc with the United States India and Yugoslavia as a holy alliance to quash revolutions. The piece says Khrushchev pushed the plot for years and predicts the alliance will fail, calling it a tool for imperialism and reaction.
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Tokyo
Red China
United States
India
Yugoslavia
Red Chinese
Red Flag
Khrushchev
Radio
Peking
Nehru
Tito
China
Cuba
Kennedy Appeals for $11 Billion Tax Cut as Recession Insurance
Kennedy framed his $11 billion tax reduction plan as recession insurance and urged prompt passage. The House Ways and Means Committee approved the measure 15 to 10 despite Republican bids for a spending limit, while Kennedy warned delay risks uncertainty and noted future budget plans if enacted.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
National Conference of the Business Committee For
Salem Hollow Youth Falls Injuries Lead to Critical Condition
A 17 year old York High School senior William McComas from Salem Hollow fell while chasing chickens near his home just south of the Hocking Perry county line. He was unconscious on admission and remains in critical condition at University Hospital, Columbus, after transport by Nelsonville ambulance.
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Straitsville Rt. 1
University Hospital
Columbus
Salem Hollow
Hocking- Perry County
William McComas
Doris
York
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville Ambulance
Ohio Weather Cools After Monday Heat Wave
Official Weather Bureau summary notes temperatures cooled markedly across Ohio after 80s Monday afternoon. By daybreak readings ranged from the 50s to low 60s, with Columbus 55, Cleveland 58, and Cincinnati and Marietta at 59.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Marietta
Weather forecast for Hocking Valley cools midweek
Clear skies and cooler temperatures are forecast for the Hocking Valley from today through Wednesday. Temperatures rose to 89 degrees Monday, dipped to 45 this morning, then reached 78 by 11 a.m. today with a weak cold front across Central Ohio and mostly dry conditions statewide.
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Hocking Valley
Mercury
Ohio
Ballet Pupil Dies From Mad Dog Bite in Rome
Diana Celia Hall, 12, a British ballet student from Bradford, died in a Rome hospital from rabies after a dog bite to the face at the Roma Opera Theater ballet academy. The black police dog, found rabid and destroyed, had bitten her on August 23. Doctors warned upper-body bites can allow faster virus travel despite anti rabies injections.
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Rome
Diana Celia Hall
Bradford
Ballet Academy
Roma Opera Theater
Diana
Desegregation Begins in Alabama Schools Amid Kennedy Battle
Twenty Negro students entered public schools in Birmingham Mobile and Tuskegee as federal troops took over control from Governor Wallace. Most sites were quiet though West End High School saw student boycotts and clashes with police with several arrests. In Huntsville four pupils returned to class while two teens entered Murphy High in Mobile marking first high school integration in the state. The federal move moved troops to Birmingham as a precaution.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Alabama National Guardsmen
Mobile
Tuskegee
West End High School
Huntsville
Wallace
National Guard
Army
Tuscaloosa
Murphy High School
West End
Wallace Says Kennedy Aims to Jail Him Over Guard Action
Gov. George C. Wallace charged that President Kennedy federalized the Alabama National Guard to pave the way for his arrest. He questioned whether the move was due to Wallace possibly entering presidential primaries. Wallace claimed Kennedy forces have taken command of Alabama's guard.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Alabama National Guard
Wallace
Alabama
73 Senators Set To Ratify Treaty
An AP survey shows 73 of 100 U S senators committed or inclined to ratify the limited nuclear test ban treaty. 27 oppose or doubt, including eight Southern Democrats and three Westerns plus a Texas Republican.
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Washington
Senate
Associated Press
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Texas
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
A. Willis Robertson
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
John Stennis
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John G. Tower
Stocks Climb Into Positive Territory In Early Trade
The New York market rose in moderately active trading as motors, steels, and rails led a mild advance. Investors viewed the move as a technical rebound after two sessions of declines following a record high last week. The Dow was up 1.63 at noon to 734.55.
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New York
Motors
Kennedy Letter to Aid Pact Moves Senate Ratification
A bipartisan push in the Senate to ratify the limited nuclear test ban treaty gathers momentum as President Kennedy plans to send a letter to the Senate. Dirksen backs the effort and cites Kennedy’s letter as a basis for a ratification speech. Debate opens with Fulbright urging ratification and Saltonstall voicing strong support. Goldwater’s Cuban issue is discussed but Dirksen rejects tying the treaty to Cuba.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Soviet Union
Cuba
White House
Barry
Castro
Nikita
Visiting African Students Beaten by Alabama Mob
About 20 white men armed or masked attacked three Ghanaian students and two white companions near Tuscaloosa. The victims, treated at Vanderbilt Hospital, traveled to Akron after FBI and State Department talks. case being investigated for possible federal charges.
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Nashville, Tenn
FBI
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Akron
Ohio
State Department
Edward T. Steele
W.P. Trost
First United Church of Christ
Bir
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Len B. Jordan
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