Religious survey to map Hocking County church affiliations
A public service at the county fair pavilion launches the largest religious survey in Hocking County. Dr. Harold Dutt will speak as combined choirs from county churches perform, with canvassing training sessions to follow at Logan Methodist Church and other dates.
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Special Public Service
Religious Survey of
Hocking County
Fairgrounds
County Fair Pavilion
Harold Dutt
Ohio Southeast Conference
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Logan High School
Logan Methodist Church
Stanley Dunkle
Harold Myers
Robert McQuilkin
Raymond Sturm
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Rumors of upheaval stir Saigon as troops seen in city
In Saigon rumors of a coup and weekend trouble spread amid tense mood and unusual deployments of troops and armored cars around the capital. In Washington supporters see better than even chances for a reapportionment compromise backed by President Johnson. In Boston Lt Gov Bellotti wins 28 000 vote upset for governor over Peabody. In New York stock market edges higher after a rally. In Wooster Ohio Novice G Fawcett reverses course and will not resign as Ohio State University president.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Boston
Francis X. Bellotti
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Bellotti
Peabody
Wooster
Ohio
G. Fawcett
Ohio State University
Barton Holl Takes Helm of ORLANDO
Barton A Holl of Logan was installed as chairman of the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission for the coming year. Final sessions ended in Huntington after aKanawha River boat tour from Winfield to Charleston. Gov Zarron praised Kanawha facilities and urged broader water resource use as plans for future action were laid.
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West Virginia
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Barton A. Holl
Logan
Huntington
Kanawha River
Winfield
Charleston
W. W. Zarron
Orlanco
Kanawha
Hall
Chiefs Debut 1964 Grid Against Bexley Tonight
Logan's 1964 Chieftain squad opens versus Bexley Blue Lions with sophomore John Gasser at quarterback. Key backs include George Hummel and Dale Brenning, with Merl Beery and Guy Champ anchoring an experienced line and defense around Mowery Fox Brenning. Hummel handles punting. Dennis kicks.
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Logan
Mel Adams
Bexley Blue Lions
Adams
Canton
Chiefs
John Gasser
Ohio State
Robbie Johnson
LHS
George Hummel
Dale Brenning
Jim Brandt
Steve Mowery
Bob Courter
Earl Beery
Guy Champ
Merl Beery
Gary Derr
Jack Fox
Mowery
Dick Fox
Courter
Champ
Lloyd Simmons
Denny Baker
Gasser
Brandt
Hummel
David Miller
Mike Walsh
Stefan Dennis
Drought Deals Heavy Blow to Hocking County Farms
Severe summer drought wrings Hocking County corn and pasture land says Don Young county extension agent. Pastures shrivel, some corn lacks ears and may not develop later. Dryness also delays plowing for winter wheat as farmers await rain. Waterborne odors in Logan traced to city sewers. officials say prolonged dry weather is to blame and only rainfall offers relief.
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Hocking
Don Young
Young
Logan
Ed Rutgers
Rutgers
Johnson to Inspect Dora Area as Dora Fades
President Johnson will tour northeast Florida and southeast Georgia to inspect Dora damage, then head to Brunswick, Georgia. A federal inspection team led by Edward A. McDermott arrived as Dora weakened to a tropical storm with no deaths reported. Hurricane Ethel looms, forecasters warn it may threaten the U.S. mainland in days ahead.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Johnson
Florida
Georgia
Brunswick
Edward A. McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
Dora
George E. Reedy
White House
Reedy
Ethel
U.S
Florida Panhandle
Atlantic
British Bolster Far East Fleet
Britain dispatched four warships from the Mediterranean to Singapore to reinforce its Far East Fleet guarding Malaysia against Indonesia. A Royal Navy spokesman said two frigates and two destroyers should arrive within a week and cited the deteriorating Southeast Asia situation.
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Singapore
Britain
Mediterranean
Far East
Malaysia
Indonesia
Royal Navy
Southeast Asia
Germany
British Defense Ministry
Aden
Utilities firm seeks OK to end Union Furnace exchange
The General Telephone Co of Ohio filed with the Public Utilities Commission for authority to eliminate the Union Furnace exchange on December 19. The move is an economy measure and would not reduce service for the 202 customers affected. Logan central office serves 3,903 customers.
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General Telephone Co
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission Authority
Union Furnace Exchange
Logan Central
Peace talks likely after Vietnam stalemate signals
U S officials foresee possible end to South Vietnam war only after Red China and North Vietnam accept a losing aggression. Ambassador Taylor reports Khanh solidifying a stable Saigon government and a swift cleanup of guerrillas around Saigon, with broader talks unlikely yet.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Red China
North Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Taylor
Saigon
Khanh
Hocking County Sees 100 Degree Heat Record
Hocking County temperatures reached 100 degrees the year’s highest mark and possibly a September record. Thursday’s 3 p.m. high followed 99 on Wednesday and 98 the day prior. Forecasters expect cooler weather tonight and Saturday after 85 at 11 a.m. and overnight low 56.
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Hocking County
Faulty I-71 stretch to be repaired near Wilmington
Ohio highway officials say a 1500 foot section of I-71 west of the U S 72 interchange ten miles northeast of Wilmington has developed a wavy crown and will be corrected by contractors. The fixes will not delay the Columbus to Cincinnati opening.
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Columbus, Ohio
P. E. Masheter
Middletown
Wilmington
Masheter
Columbus
Cincinnati
Johnson Attacks GOP Echo as Goldwater Attacks Court
In Harrisburg President Johnson denounces GOP echoes of the past and warns voters against extremism while a rally of about 5,000 listens. In Chicago Senator Goldwater condemns the Supreme Court for abandoning restraint, urging legislative and common law control over evolving cases.
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Harrisburg
Johnson
America
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Chicago
Supreme Court
American Political Science Assn
Congress
Supreme Court of Today
Temperatures Add To Woes
AP survey shows drought and heat across the nation hurt crops from New England to the Rockies. Farmers face disaster declarations, emergency loans, water restrictions, and reduced harvests as counties in several states endure dry spells and declining yields.
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Chicago
New England
Rockies
Associated Press
Ohio
Columbus
Kentucky
New York
Upstate
Indiana
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Party Chiefs Sign Pact Sparks TV Spot Dispute
National chairmen of the Democratic and Republican parties signed a fair campaign pledge in Washington, then clashed over a Democratic TV ad. Dean Burch accused the spot of libel and fear appeal against President Johnson and Barry Goldwater. John Bailey defended the ad and offered FCPC review.
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Washington
Dean Burch
John Bailey
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Burch
Johnson
John
Sen. Goldwater
Bureh
Bailey
Barry Goldwater
Mr. Goldwater
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Palm Beach
Gordon Dunn
City Waterworks
By John M. Hightower
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Nguyen Khanh
United States
Mercury
Gop
Barry
Texas
Illinois
New Jersey
Trenton
Maryland
Iowa
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