Congress Tackles Reapportionment and Health Care Issues
Washington AP The week brings focus on Social Security health care for the aged and legislative reapportionment as Congress nears campaign season. House votes may appoint a conference with the Senate on hospitalization provisions. Senate acts on a Supreme Court reapportionment ruling with a sense of Congress compromise and potential further proposals if the substitute fails. President Johnson backs a unity effort led by Hubert Humphrey to seek a compromise. Everett Dirksen signals possible tougher moves if needed.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Turkish Youth To Be Guest Of Starners
Sadik Baseken a 23 year old international farm youth exchange student from Tokat Turkey will visit the Harold Starner family of Logan Route 2 from October 4 to 10 He has toured farms in Kansas and Ohio and is in Jefferson County His interests include 4 H camp organization food technology animal husbandry and horticulture His hobbies are sports drawing handi crafts fishing and music He understands English when spoken slowly His stay is sponsored by the Hocking Livestock Leaders 4 H Club
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Sadik Baseken
International Farm
Tokat
Turkey
United States
Harold Starner
Logan Rt. 2
Baseken
Kansas
Ohio
Jefferson County
Hocking Livestock Leaders 4-H Club
Petitions Push Bill to Raise Ohio School Funds
Petitions will circulate in Logan and Hocking County districts this October seeking 179000 signatures to back the PEP plan to raise the state sales tax by one cent. The measure aims to boost School Foundation Program funding by over 116 million annually, backed by ten education groups.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ohio Council For Education
Ohio
School Foundation
Ted W. Brown
Boards of Education
PTA
James Frey
1964 Hocking County Fair opens with near record entries
The 1964 Hocking County Fair launches a four day run with 2 800 entries nearly matching last year’s record. Jud Matheny reports over 1 400 open class entries 750 in 4 H 125 FFA 200 Girl Scouts and Brownies 250 Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts.
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Hocking County Fair
Jud Matheny
Fair Board
FFA
Matheny
Fairgrounds
Megerle & Pfile
Youngstown
Amusement Company
A&w
Logan
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Richard Bowers
Carl E. Blosser
Richard Gerken
Roy Beery
Ruby Ellinger
Harry Blume
Stanton Palmer
Clara Mae Redd
Herschel Bensenhaver
Grant Malone
Marion Beery
Wayne Timberlake
Karl Hartmann
Michael Scaparrotti
King Bros. Western Rodeo
Weslaco
Tex
Rotroff
Hocking County
Columbus Woman To Get Phone Call From White House
Mrs. George DeNucci of Columbus was to receive a conference call from Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey as part of a nationwide Tell a Friend campaign. Fifty women, one per state and DC, will urge registration and voting with each to mobilize ten more contacts in a pyramid effort.
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Columbus
White House
Washington
George DeNucci
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
States
District of Columbia
Humphrey
Miss America Vonda Kay Van Dyke Crowned Miss America
New Miss America Vonda Kay Van Dyke recalls her victory in Atlantic City. The Arizona State University senior wins 10,000 scholarship prize plus 80,000 in appearance contracts and 1,000 for Miss Congeniality. She will pose, tour, and delay college finals.
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New York
Vonda Kay van Dyke
Vonda
Atlantic City
Arizona State University
Barry Goldwater Kin Plan Ohio Political Tour
Barry Goldwater's family visits Ohio in advance of the 1964 campaign. Barry Jr. speaks at the state GOP convention this week and his mother is to be guest of honor October 8 at the Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations event in Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Ohio
Barry Jr
Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations
Greeks Press U N Airlift Blockade in Cyprus Crisis
In Nicosia Turkish Cypriot leaders condemn U N airlifts as insufficient and demand an end to the Greek Cypriot blockade. U N helicopters delivered two tons of emergency rations to Kokkina while Turkey eyed a naval convoy under armed escort. President Makarios warned that a convoy would be an act of aggression but allowed supplies to regular ports if the blockade remains unbroken.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
U.N
Kokkina
Ismet Inonu
Ankara
Turkey
Makarios
Service Opens Religious Survey in Hocking County
Over 100 attend a Sunday service at the Hocking County fairgrounds to launch the county religious survey led by Dr. Harold Dutt of the Ohio Southeast Conference EUB Church. Training sessions follow with census canters instructed to canvas Logan. official census starts Sept 27 at 2 p.m., with sessions planned at Logan Methodist Church Laurelville EUB Church and Carbon Hill Christian Church.
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Hocking County Fairgrounds
Harold Dutt
Ohio Southeast Conference
EUB Church
Columbus
Dutt
Raymond Sturm
Volun
Teers
Logan
Daily News
Sturm
Logan Methodist
Laurelville
EUB
Carbon Hill Christian Church
First Frost Grips Valley After Warm Spell
The valley saw the first frost of the season with readings near 30 degrees after a high of 100 degrees earlier in the week. Sunday reached 71 while Saturday was 68 and early morning readings fell to 38. Today at 11 15 a m the thermometer stood at 70. Parts of the county reported frost and forecast calls for slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather on Tuesday.
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Hocking County
Hurricane Ethel Closes In On Bermuda And Atlantic Then
Hurricane Ethel brushed Bermuda causing downed trees power lines damaged boats and flooded roads. Winds average 75 mph gusts to 100 mph as Ethel moves northeast across the North Atlantic. Tropical Storm Gladys approaches Puerto Rico from the east at about 70 mph with a 1000 mile distance.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Ethel
Atlantic
Gladys
Puerto Rico
U.S
North Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Sable Island
Record Low Mercury Readings Across Ohio
The Associated Press reports near record cold over Ohio with new records set Sunday in Columbus Akron Dayton and Cleveland. Pandora logged 32 degrees and Columbus 39 marked just above the date record while Toledo and Zanesville dipped to 34.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Columbus
Akron
Dayton
Cleveland
Pandora
Toledo
Zanesville
Ten Children Die In Farmhouse Fire In Minnesota
KASOTA Minnesota AP Ten children died in a farmhouse fire trapping them inside their home on a rural farm. Joanne Mc Connell 14 escaped by jumping from a second story window and cycling a mile barefoot to a phone. The Bowdish family were away from the house when the blaze started.
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Kasota
Minn
Joanne McConnell
Joanne
Kenneth Bowdish
Bowdish
Minneapolis
Inflation fears amid tax cut and auto settlement warnings
Ohio Congressman Taft Jr says a Democratic tax cut and auto industry settlement push inflation as prices and wages rise, harming fixed incomes. Police report 1,975 people picketed 150 schools in cold, blustery weather. News analysis shows women favor Johnson over Goldwater 64 to 36 percent in a Harris poll, men 60 to 40. South Korea endures floods and landslides with 190 dead and 231 missing, many homes wrecked. A freighter fire near Cuba leaves three crewmen dead and 17 rescued.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
New York
Newsweek Magazine
Louis Harris
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Harris
Goldwater
Seoul
South Korea
Kremlin Faults China in Narcotics Profits Allegation
Moscow accuses Red China of huge narcotics profits. Pravda claims the Chinese government earns 500 million dollars annually from growing and smuggling drugs and uses the funds for anti Soviet propaganda or to subsidize Beijing splitters puppets.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Red China
Pravda
Communist Party
Peking
Warren says JFK report to Johnson within days
Chief Justice Earl Warren states the Warren Commission will complete its 700 page investigation into President Kennedy's assassination and submit the final report to President Johnson in a matter of days.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
White boycott hits New York school integration programs
In New York public schools involved in two new integration programs attendance fell sharply as a white boycott reduced turnout. The action kept pupils away from classes and prompted officials to assess the impact on desegregation efforts.
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New York
Steel strength lifts market toward ninth straight advance
New York brief notes that steel strength supported the stock market as it moved toward its ninth consecutive daily gain in early afternoon trading with activity noted as fairly brisk.
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New York
Buckeye Highways Saw Eight Fatal Auto Accidents
In Columbus Ohio the AP reports a quiet weekend on Buckeye State highways with eight fatalities from auto crashes. Authorities cautioned motorists to remain vigilant amid fewer incidents than usual.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Goldwater Civil Rights Views Draw GOP and Dem Critics
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater faces sharp crossfire over civil rights with Rep. William Miller praising his stance on Meet the Press while Democrat Hubert Humphrey contends Goldwater equates urban violence with race and law. Goldwater plans a whistle stop tour through Ohio on Sept. 29 and 30 with stops in multiple cities.
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Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Goldwater
NBC
Meet the Press
Albuquerque
N.M
Hubert H. Humphrey
Miller
White House
Humphrey
West
Johnson
Arizona
Minnesota
Washington
Barry M. Goldwater
Ohio
GOP
Dean Surch
Ohio Cities
Marietta
Athens
Chillicothe
Blanchester
Cincinnati
Middletown
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Marion
Lima
Deshler
Toledo
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Edward Ullman
Logan Education Association
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Fred Blume
Dwight Diller
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Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Maxwell D. Taylor
Ngo Dinh Diem
Duong van Minh
Lam van Phat
Duong van Duc
IV Corps
Joint General Staff
Miss America
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