Hocking Recreation Spots On Tri County Air Tour
Southeast Ohio hosts a 50 mile Rush Creek watershed air tour spanning Fairfield Perry and Hocking counties on September 29 from 9 am to dusk. Sixteen planes offer tours at 3.50 per person while ground tours showcase Hide-A-Way Hills and regional recreation amid flood control and water supply plans.
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Hocking
Ohio
Rush Creek
Hide-A-Way Hills
Fairfield
Perry
Ter Supply
Hocking, Perry
Fairfield Soil & Water Conservation Districts
Washington
Boys Industrial School Band
Rush Creek Watershed
Somerset
Junction City
New Lexington
Bremen
Rush Creek Watershed Conservancy District
Hocking County
Harry Armstrong
General Assembly
Joe Hutchins
Logan Rt. 3
Bill Miller
Daily News
F. M
Don) Donelson
Hide- A-Way Hills
Harry Blume
Sugar Grove Rt. 1
Lions Begin Door-To-Door Light for Light Campaign
Logan Lions Club launches annual Light for Light drive selling eight bulbs for two dollars. Proceeds fund eyeglasses for Hocking County children. $900 spent so far with 19 approved cases. Sales run across Logan quadrants tonight tomorrow and midweek.
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Logan Lions Club
Hocking County
Logan
Lions
Pittsburgh Boy Reads 10000 Words a Minute
AP reports Bill Carmack, 17, of Mt. Washington, Pittsburgh, read a 1500 word magazine story about Alexander the Great in 15 seconds. He later summarized the military strategy and named two dates correctly, clocked at 30000 and 40000 words per minute on occasions.
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Pittsburgh
Bill Carmack
Mt. Washington
South Hills High School
Bill
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Democrats Pledge Spending Cap in Kennedy Tax Cut Plan
Washington AP reports House Democrats attach a spending limit to President Kennedy's $11 billion tax cut, promising to cap federal outlays to essential national goals while pursuing fiscal restraint.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Rutgers Oak Believed to Have Inspired Kilmer Poem
A huge white oak at Rutgers, long tied to Joyce Kilmer’s Trees, is doomed to be cut down Wednesday due to age. The university notes no proof it was the exact tree, though the legend endures in New Brunswick and nearby towns claim other sites inspired Kilmer. If sound, the trunk will be preserved as a cross section for the Sgt. Joyce Kilmer American Legion Post in New Brunswick.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Joyce Kilmer
Rutgers University
Kilmer
Mahwah
New Jersey
Rutgers
Sgt
American Legion
Sparkman Urges Senate Ratification Of Test Ban Treaty
Sen. John L. Sparkman pressed for Senate approval of the limited nuclear test ban, warning that failure could prompt a future war that would resolve problems. The debate entered its second week with 11 of 100 senators undecided, 13 opposed, and 76 for ratification, needing two thirds for approval.
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Washington
John L. Sparkman
Senate
Sparkman
Alabama
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Oratory
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
United States
Soviet Union
Sen. Smith
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Associated Press
Ohio Weather Outlook Bright with Warm Tuesday Forecast
Official Weather Bureau summary notes clear skies across Ohio and near normal temperatures. Fog formed notably in the Ohio River Valley as conditions ease. Hocking Valley is expected to warm on Tuesday with a high around the season’s norms. The 11 am reading shows 76 degrees.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio Weather Outlook
Ohio
Ohio River
Val
Hocking Valley
Ohio Morning Temp Range and Fog Forecast
Early today dense fog reduced visibility to zero around Chesapeake and Marietta. Temperatures at sunrise ranged from 42 in Youngstown to 57 in Dayton with Columbus at 53. Light southerly winds will lift highs into the low 80s across most of Ohio. Skies stay fair tonight with scattered clouds Tuesday and slight warming overnight.
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Ley
Chesapeake and Marietta
Ohio
Youngstown
Dayton
Columbus
Five Day Outlook for Ohio Temperatures Rise Week Rain Low
Temperatures will average about seven degrees above normal with normal highs 75-82 and lows 53-57. Expect warmer, more humid conditions with a chance of showers late in the week. Rainfall totals under one tenth of an inch.
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Ohio
Grand jury opens in Hocking County for murder case
The Hocking County grand jury convened this morning with at least 15 cases. The top case is second degree murder against John W. Smith 48 of Laurelville charged in the fatal shooting of his nephew Orlie F. Smith on April 6. Smith pleads not guilty and is jailed on $10,000 bond. Eleven witnesses were called for the session.
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Hocking County
Hubert Lappen
John W. Smith
Laurelville
Lappen
Keith Hawk
Logan Rt
Melvin Harden
Leslie Snyder
Logan Star Rt
Alan Appelbaum Named City Editor At Daily News
Alan Appelbaum, age 22, was named the new city editor of the Logan Daily News today. He earned a master’s degree from Ohio University’s School of Journalism last month after a bachelor’s at U in 1962, and served as sports editor of the Ohio University Post for two years. He previously worked with United Press International in Columbus.
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Alan Appelbaum
Logan Daily News
Appelbaum
Ohio University
School of Journalism
Ohio University Post
United Press International
Columbus
Glass Plant Contract Talks To Continue
Members of Local 1017 AFL-CIO American Flint Glass Workers Union met at the GE Logan Glass Plant to discuss contract modifications. Most major provisions were approved, but renegotiation is sought in three areas including a community rate adjustment, arbitration clause terms, and overtime article. A follow up meeting with the company and union committee is set for Sept. 23.
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American Flint Glass Workers Union
Afl-Cio
GE Logan Glass
Union International Representative
Viet Nam Lifts Martial Law After Buddhist Crises
Saigon announced the end of martial law in South Vietnam at noon after 26 days, with press censorship lifted. Government forces remained present near schools where student protests had peaked, as authorities subdued Buddhist opposition and unrest.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ex-Sen Hatch Dies in New Mexico Burial Set for Tuesday
Former U S Senator and Judge Carl A Hatch, a New Mexico Democrat renowned for the Hatch Act restricting federal employee political activity, dies at 73 and will be buried Tuesday in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N.M
U.S
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexico
Malaysia Birth Faces Immediate Diplomatic Strife
Indonesia and the Philippines do not recognize the Federation of Malaysia. Demonstrators in Jakarta clash with embassies, 5000-strong crowds tear down flags, smash windows, and set a car ablaze as Malaysia celebrates its first hours. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and King Abdul Halim pray. Malaysia unites Malaya with Singapore Sarawak and North Borneo under one flag.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
Philppines
Cne
North Borneo
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Yangdi Petnam Agong
Malaya
Jakarta
Federation
Singapore
Sarawak
Stock Prices Slightly Higher in Early Afternoon Trading
International oils savings and loans and selected motors led gains in a higher but uneven market. The Dow rose 1.76 to 741.89 at noon and the AP 60 gained 5 to 281.0 as Royal Dutch Texaco and Getty advanced about a point each. Studebaker rose heavily traded and Chrysler and General Motors gained modestly.
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New York
Associated Press
Royal Dutch, Texaco
Getty
Financial Federation
Florida Boy Held For Questioning After Arrest Here
A 16 year old Orlando youth, Thomas Zacks, is being questioned by the state patrol at its Athens headquarters on suspicions of auto theft. An auto registered to Merrill Wynn of Norwood was found abandoned in a clay pit off Route 33 near the Hocking Athens county line. Zacks was arrested Saturday at the Logan bus station. no charges have been filed yet pending further investigation.
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The
State Highway Patrol
Orlando, Fla
Athens
Thomas Zacks
Merrill Wynn
Indian Mound
Norwood
Rt. 33
Hocking
Zacks
Logan
1963 Hocking Fair Proves Successful
The 1963 Hocking County Fair ended a four day run with strong crowds Friday and Saturday. Exhibitors reached 1 783 entries across 242 open classes, a new high in quality and count despite Thursday rain. True Bolo won two harness races with a 2 10.2 mile time, and various contests highlighted the youngsters day with multiple winners.
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Hocking County Fair
Jud Matheny
Fair Board
Matheny
Buddy Starcher
Charleston
W. Va
True Bolo
Fred VanMatre
Etna
Carl Helber
Chuck Allberry
Dean Colliton
George Shaw
Ken
Youth Admits Store Burglary in local case
George L. Mohler 18 pleaded guilty to breaking and entering How ard Blum's grocery on Sept 11. He admitted breaking a side door window to gain entrance, taking about two dollars, a watch, two packages of cigarettes, and was held to the grand jury under a $500 bond. Unable to post bond, he was committed to county jail by Mayor Delmar Freeman.
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George L. Mohler
Logan Rt. 2
Howard Blum
Mohler
Delmar Freeman
Nations Close To Red Guns Get Most U S Military Aid
President Kennedy told Congress that military aid to nations near Communist neighbors remains the costliest U S foreign aid item in fiscal 1962. He cited the Far East as the main recipient with Greece Turkey Iran Pakistan Thailand South Viet Nam Nationalist China and South Korea receiving over half of the military aid totaling 1 6 billion dollars.
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U.S
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Far East
Latin America
International Communist Movement
Alliance For Progress
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Thailand
South Viet Nam
China
South Korea
Judge Specifies Church Bombing
A federal grand jury was ordered to probe Birmingham’s racial outbreaks after a deadly blast at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church killed four girls and injured 23. FBI bomb experts and National Guardsmen assisted as President Kennedy voiced outrage and urged nonviolence.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S. Dist
Clarence W. Allgood
Washington
Kennedy
FBI
National
Allgood
U.S. Justice Department
Martin Luther King Jr
George C. Wallace
Albert Boutwell
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Woman Survives 10 Days Adrift at Sea
Mrs. Stuart L. Slade survived ten days adrift in a leaky cabin cruiser after her husband died aboard the disabled vessel. The tanker Perryville rescued her in Jacksonville, where she reached shore after the body of her husband was recovered when the cruiser sank.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Stuart L. Slade
Soviet Marshal Urges Reds To Keep Guard Up
Soviet Marshal Andrei A. Resehko told Dresden that despite nuclear test ban talks Communists must maintain military readiness. The remark came as four nations finished what East German press called the largest maneuvers in East Germany.
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Berlin
Andrei A. Resehko
Dresden
East Germany
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Charles Wend
Nelsonville
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