15 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1964
Page
1
President Arturo Illia, nearing one year in office, says Communist appeal has diminished in Latin America. He cautions that instability and Soviet influence remain in some areas while the threat of Communism wanes overall.
The Senate votes on a reapportionment compromise that could advance a $3.3 billion foreign aid bill and speed congressional adjournment. Dirksen seeks to delay until Supreme Court reapportionment is nullified, while Humphrey and Javits McCarthy back a sense of Congress alternative. Ohio redistricting study recessed until after elections with plans for a special session.
Gate admissions for the Hocking County Fair set at 50 cents for adults and free for children. Grandstand tickets on Wednesday and Thursday nights will cost 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children, while regular grandstand rates remain 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
Wednesday opens with colors by Boy Scouts and King Brothers Western Rodeo. Thursday features judging and livestock parade plus thrill show. Friday School Day hosts judging and pet parade, harness racing and livestock sale. Saturday caps with a band show featuring Logan and regional groups.
Nassau Bahamas AP report says the Spanish freighter Sierra Aranzazu was allegedly machine vowed by Cubans before burning off the Cuban coast. Twenty crewmen were rescued by the Dutch vessel S S P G Thulin and brought to Mathew Town Inagua Island. two were dead and one dying.
Hurricanes Gladys and Ethel still active on Weather Bureau radar while Dora is no longer a storm. Gladys moves west northwest at about 16 mph, likely to intensify. Ethel drifts northeast toward Newfoundland with winds near 85 mph. Dora caused seven deaths and about 200 million dollars in damage across several southeastern states.
Two Gallipolis teenagers Charles E. Hunter 19 and Jewel M. Caldwell 16 were found dead in a car with the engine idling. Coroner ruled accidental death by asphyxiation. Bill Nibert, sister-in-law’s brother, found the bodies after hearing the car at night.
A rash of fires struck the Hocking Valley amid critical conditions from a long drought. Fire crews from the U S Forestry Service and state and volunteer departments battled multiple blazes around Wayne National Forest Carbondale Albany and nearby towns as homeowners reported minor fires at local residences. Investigations point to accidental vehicle exhaust as the likely ignition source.
Two juvenile defendants in a Sept 6 auto theft case were sentenced to the Ohio Youth Commission. A 17 year old escaped briefly from the courthouse but was recaptured. He received permanent placement. the 14 year old was given temporary OYC placement for testing and recommendations.
Philadelphia police arrested two Black men on inciting rioting and looting in the North Philadelphia area with a woman sought. Abbyssinia Hayes and Raymond Hall named, described as members of an extreme Negro separatist movement. The report notes other AP briefs on space setbacks, auto union talks, Social Security care votes, and stock market gains.
U N officials say President Makarios will lift the economic blockade of Turkish Cypriot communities on Cyprus within days. In London, Britain’s election campaign heats up as Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home plans to set a voting date after meeting Queen Elizabeth II.
President Johnson travels from Washington to Montana and British Columbia for a two day Western swing aimed at unity and prosperity. He will meet Prime Minister Pearson and attend ceremonies related to the Columbia River treaty. Republican Barry Goldwater campaigns in the South criticizing the Supreme Court and the administration. Ohio leaders join the Goldwater Miller effort as campaign chiefs are named.
The Johnson administration orders a major study of Selective Service histories using a 1 percent sample of about 29 million men aged 18 to 35. Officials seek to map moves between deferment categories and assess attitudes via Census surveys affecting roughly 300,000 households. The effort aims to explore voluntary service as an alternative.
The Vatican and Hungary signed an accord granting Rome partial administrative authority over Hungary’s church for the first time in 15 years. The deal paves the way for Mindszenty’s possible return to Rome while he remains in refuge at the U.S. Legation in Budapest. The Vatican named five new bishops and confirmed one selection by John XXIII not approved by Hungary.
Hocking County Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen announced the grand jury for the September term of common pleas court will meet September 28 through 30 to consider 35 to 40 cases in an extra long session. A complete case listing is being prepared.
Gov. Rhodes designates Albert G. Giles to head a Cabinet committee coordinating antipoverty proposals in Ohio. He will become coordinator for the Ohio Office of Opportunity to implement the federal antipoverty program in the state. The governor urges local governments to prepare for federal funding tied to child care, training, home counseling, education, and housing renewal with a call for maximum effort and no waste.
In Saigon Premier Nguyen Khanh and loyal generals hold firm after a weekend coup fizzled. An official Viet Nam news agency report says 10 military leaders, including Maj. Gen. Duong Van Duc, delivered an ultimatum demanding purges of corrupt elements and a crackdown on Communist or neutralist sympathizers.
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