Logan Chieftains blank Bexley 32-0 in season opener
The Logan Chieftains routed visiting Bexley 32-0 as a strong second half offense and stout defense turned the tide after a scoreless first half. Hummel led with 111 rushing yards, Brenning 99, Brandt 40, while Gasser passed to Hummel for 19.
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Chiefs
Bexley
Logan Chieftains
Lions
Logan
Dale Brenning
Brewning
Jim Brandt
Brenning
George Hummel
Hummel
Chieftain
Bexted
Chieftains
Brandt
Miller
Mike Walsh
Gasser
Merl Beery
Mel Adams
Adams
West Elated By Defection of Scientists
Geneva reports that Heinz Barwich, a 53 year old East German nuclear scientist, defected to the United States while in Geneva for the 71 nation conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy. He fled last Wednesday with Prof Max Steenbeck. Barwich is said to be in the Washington area.
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Geneva
United States
Heinz Barwich
Soviet Union
East Germany
Klaus Fuchs
Bruno Pontecorvo
Barwich
Washington
Max Steenbeck
Boon Manfred von Ardenne
von Ardenne
Red Army
Germany
Dubna
Moscow
Rossendorf
Fuchs
Britain
Pontecorvo
Farm Bureau Urges NFO To End Campaign
Farm Bureau officials from Ohio and 11 other Midwest states call on the National Farmers Organization to cancel its livestock holding action over violence. The joint statement says NFO leaders must accept moral responsibility for property destruction community bitterness and loss of life and that the action should be halted immediately.
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Brainerd, Minn
Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Midwest States
National Farmers Organization
NFO
New Miss America To Take Throne Tonight In Atlantic City
The 1965 Miss America pageant crowns a winner after three days of swimsuit evening gown and talent rounds. Ten finalists advance to the final stage to choose Miss America, who will receive a $10 000 scholarship travel 250 000 miles and about 80000 in personal appearance contracts.
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Miss America
Atlantic City
N.J
Donna Axum
el Dorado, Ark
Carder found guilty in first degree murder trial
Lancaster Ohio jury of nine men and three women convicts 17 year old John L Carder of the April 6 slaying of 43 year old widow Mrs Vanetta Brucker and recommends mercy on the verdict in the meat cleaver killing.
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Lancaster
Ohio
John L. Carder
Vanetta Brucker
Crew Abandons Burning Freighter in Atlantic Ocean
Thirty seven men who abandoned the burning freighter Globe Explorer 360 miles southeast of New York were rescued aboard the freighter La Pintada. The vessel carried 20 000 tons of coal and remained afloat as seas were calm.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Panama City
Coast Guard
India’s Radhakrishnan Arrives in Moscow Amid Credit Deal
President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan arrives in Moscow as India signs a credit agreement to obtain additional Soviet military equipment.
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Moscow
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
India
Tito Visits Budapest During Six Day State Visit
Yugoslav President Tito arrived in Budapest for a six day state visit to hold talks with Hungarian Communist leaders. He was welcomed Friday and will discuss bilateral relations and regional issues with officials.
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Budapest
Tito
Yugoslavia
Five Levies Placed On November Ballot In Hocking County
Five levies for five years were submitted for November ballot in Hocking County. West Hocking seeks renewal plus three additional mills to cover rising costs, yielding about $24 000 yearly. Laurelville aims for a new 3 mill operating levy at about $12 000 annually. Falls Township requests a new half mill for $3 900 yearly, Green Township proposes a new one mill fire levy, and the county health levy is up for renewal. All proposals await review by County Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen with a Monday deadline for questions.
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Hocking County Election Board
West Hocking
Laurelville
Falls Twp
Green Twp
Hubert D. Lappen
Hurricane Ethel to hit Bermuda and Florida braces
Hurricane Ethel approached Bermuda with 95 mph winds and warnings of dangerous surf and heavy rain. President Johnson pledged federal aid as Florida and Georgia begin cleanup from Dora, with Florida damages around 200 million dollars and beaches to be rebuilt by Army Engineers.
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Miami
Fla
Bermuda
Ethel
U.S. Weather Bureau
mid-Atlantic
Charleston
S.C
Georgia
Florida
Dora
Johnson
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Cleo
Arnold Sugg
Florida Civil Defense
Col
H. W. Tarkington
Army Corps of Engineers
University of Florida
Ohio panel to study conservancy law revisions
The Ohio Legislative Service Commission authorized a committee to study possible revision of conservancy district laws. House Speaker Roger Cloud will name state legislators to the committee later to review assessments and notice of assessments against benefited properties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
House
Roger Cloud
Commission
Patience Key to Winner in Viet Nam War Analysis
AP dispatch analyzes how patience shapes Vietnam outcome with Ho Chi Minh and North Vietnamese aims seen as long term. U S plans mix negotiations and military pressure while Taylor urges stabilization and clearance of guerrillas around Saigon amid coup rumors.
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
U.S
Peking
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Indochina
NLFSV
National Liberation Front For
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
South
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Weather shifts to cooler weekend amid hot spell
Hocking Valley residents report 11 am temperature at 62 degrees after a low of 54 and a high of 79 on Friday following a 100 degree peak Thursday. Forecasters expect cool weather this weekend.
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Hocking Valley
Britain strikes Indonesia paratroopers near Kuala Lumpur
Britain sent Hunter jets to strike Indonesian paratroopers south of Kuala Lumpur for a second day and warned of retaliation if attacks on Malaysia continue. Air strikes targeted Libis area with rockets as Malaysian Gurkha and British forces expect high casualties.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Britain
Indonesia
Libis
Hunter
Taft Calls For Clear U S Foreign Policy
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. told the Capital City Republican Club in Columbus that the United States needs a clear and consistent foreign policy. He urged a tougher line toward Cuba to end the Communist regime, as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate from Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
United States
Taft
U. S. Senate
Republican Club
Johnson
Cuba
Four Boys Witness Murder On Dirt Road
Four frightened boys aged up to 11 reported to Cincinnati police that they witnessed the murder of 39 year old nurse Marietta Jelks on a dirt road Friday night. They said a husky man used a small hammer to beat her to death.
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Cincinnati
Marietta Jelks
Vatican opens third session to modernize church and unity
Rome hosts prelates from around the world for the third session of the Vatican Ecumenical Council focused on church modernization and Christian unity. In Denver Humphrey campaigns across the Plains and Rockies urging action against racism and injustice.
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Vatican City
Rome
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Denver
Colo
Hubert H. Humphrey
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Zanesville Lumber Loss Set At 700000
A large fire at Finlaw Lumber Co. in South Zanesville destroyed the main storage building sheds and a lumber supply. The blaze caused an estimated 700000 in damage and drew at least seven fire departments to the scene on Friday night. The cause remained undetermined.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Finlaw Lumber Co
Zanesville
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