Planners Discuss Standards For City Street Construction
Engineer James E. Guthrie, hired by the Logan planning commission, presented a preliminary study of development standards for city streets. Planning commission members Don Russell, Ralph Larimer, Dean Collison, Mayor Delmar Freeman, Service Director Dick Donahey, and city council planning committee members Ed Nelson and Louis May reviewed the study and discussed modifications to meet local needs. Guthrie urged that subdivision street requirements be protective rather than restrictive.
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James E. Guthrie
Logan Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Don Russell
Ralph Larimer
Dean Collison
Delmar Freeman
Dick Donahey
Ed Nelson
Louis May
Ralph Griffin
Guthrie
Stu
Logan
Larimer
Donahey
Washington Bowers Jr
Jack Dougherty
Hal Donahey
State Highway Department
Dougherty
Council
City Hall
Severe Storm Warnings Reach Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia
The Weather Bureau issued a warning of scattered severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds and a possible tornado for portions of Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania today from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. EST The storm area spans 60 miles east to west centered near Columbus and Pittsburgh and affects Findlay Youngstown Marietta Wilmington and surrounding areas.
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Columbus, Ohio
Weather Bureau
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Findlay
Youngstown
Marietta
Wilmington
Opening Night Draws 1250 At Hocking County Fair
About 1250 people paid admission for opening night of the 1963 Hocking County Fair according to fair secretary Jud Matheny. Gene Mathias 4-H band president presented a thank you gift to band director Jim Horwell for his hours of work and dedication in making the band a success. The fair reminds motorists to enter by the main gate on Hunter Street and exit by the south gate on Main Street.
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Fair Board
Hunter St
Beryl Tucker
Rockbridge
Richard Mowrey
Karl Hartmann
Merl Primmer
Tom van Duren
Jud Matheny
Joe Hutchins
Gene Bailey
Lawrence Ellinger
Marion Beery
Hocking County Fair
Matheny
Main St
Gene Mathias
4-H
Jim Horwell
Mathias
Horwell
Showers Slightly Dampen Hocking Valley Fair Opening
Light showers followed opening night activities at the county fair in the Hocking Valley. Cloudy skies and a chance of showers are forecast for Friday. Wednesday reached a high of 90 degrees and a low of 56 before warming to 87 by mid-morning today.
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Hocking
Weather Map Shows High Pressure Approaching from Canada
Early morning reports indicate rainfall up to about two-tenths of an inch at several stations. A morning weather map shows a high pressure area over Canadian provinces north of the Dakotas advancing into the United States.
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Dakotas
United States
Sinatra Faces Nevada Gaming License Threat Over Giancana Visit
Frank Sinatra is accused of permitting mob boss Sam Giancana to stay at the Cal-Neva lodge on the Nevada California line. A five point complaint to the Nevada Gaming Commission charges Sinatra with hosting Giancana between July 17 and 28 and with attempting to bribe two gaming agents. If proven, Sinatra and partners Henry Sanicola and Sanford Waterman could lose licenses. Sinatra has 15 days to respond and a hearing is due before any license action.
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Carson City
Nev
Frank Sinatra
Nevada
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
California-Nevada
Sam Giancana
State Gaming Commission
Giancana
Oak Park
Ill
Justice Department
Casa Nostra
Our Thing
The
Gaming Board
Cal-Neva
Paul d’Amato
Cal-Neva Lodge
Edward Olsen
Olsen
Henry Sanicola
Sanford Waterman
Commission
Sanicola
Waterman
Cal- Neva
Sands
Las Vegas
Lodge
Grandstand Dedication Opens Hocking County Fair
About 300 people attended the official opening ceremonies for the new grandstand at the Hocking County Fair. Rep Harry Armstrong introduced Logan Mayor Delmar Freeman to open the dedication. Common Pleas Court Judge Harley Meyer called the grandstand a great improvement and urged higher fair standards for future events.
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Boy Scout Troop
Harry Armstrong
Logan
Delmar Freeman
Common Pleas Court
Harley Meyer
Fair Board
Hocking County
Meyer
Armstrong
Richard Mowrey
Support Mounts For Test Treaty
The Senate push for ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty gained momentum with near 80 votes in favor. President Kennedy and Republican Leader Everett Dirksen backed assurances to keep the United States strong while allowing underground testing and a robust verification program.
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Washington
Senate
Associated Press
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Mike Mansfield
United States
Russell B. Long
D-La
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hocking Fair Schedule Highlights Weekend Events
Friday events include pet parade forms at Worthington Park and judging, harness racing, tractor rodeo, junior livestock sale. Saturday features youngsters contests, harness racing, livestock and machine parade, and Buddie Starcher Show in the evening.
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Worthington Park
Fairgrounds
Nhu Attacks Perfidious Attacks in Viet Nam Crisis
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu denounces what she calls perfidious blackmailing attacks on South Viet Nam as she defends the Diem regime. She accuses critics and the press of a plot to discredit her family while urging continued American support and denouncing Kennedy as misinformed. A second note reports 22 Senators proposing a halt to aid unless Saigon ends repression and gains popular support.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Interparliamentary Union
Kennedy
U.S
Nhu
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S. State Department
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paul VI
Washington
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Whiz Kids Irk U S Military Pros in Defense Feud
Washington AP reports civilian analysts at the Pentagon clash with military leaders over strategy and weapons policy. Secretary McNamara backs evidence based analysis while critics warn analysts overstep. Noted figures include Alain Enthoven Henry Bowen and Harold Brown shaping Cold War defense.
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Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Europe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
MccNamara
Alain C. Enthoven
Seattle
Rhodes
MIT
Slim
Rand Corp
Henry S. Bowen
Oxford
Rand
Harold Brown
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Defense Research and Engineering
Dark
New York City
Columbia
Brazil Revolt Is Quelled
In Brasilia, a group of rebel sergeants who seized the Navy Ministry surrendered unconditionally. Two rebels were wounded and hospitalized. the rest were imprisoned after infantry and tanks surrounded the building. The insurgents had earlier controlled the airport and central telephone exchange in the inland capital.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
War Ministry
Navy Ministry
Brasilia
Pupil Boycotts Grow In Alabama Across Schools
Protests against integration spread in Alabama as more than 1,000 pupils skip West End High in Birmingham for a third day and about 300 walk out at Murphy High in Mobile. Police and National Guard observe while militants parade with Confederate banners.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
West End High School
Murphy High
Mobile
Ensley
Jones Valley
Phillips High
Phillips
National States Rights Party
National Guard
West End
Residents urged to place leaves off gutters for pickups
Service Director Dick Donahey asked residents to pile leaves on the grass strip between the sidewalk and curb to avoid blocking drainage. He said leaf collections will occur between city projects or when weather delays other work.
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Dick Donahey
Donahey
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Mrs. Nhu
Singer Sinatra
Hocking Fair
Rotroff Auto Thrill Show
Bama
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