Accused Slayer and Four Others Indicted Plead Not Guilty
John W. Smith, 48, Laurelville Rt. 2, pleads not guilty to second degree murder for the April 6 Blue Creek cabin shooting of his nephew Orlie F. Dick Smith. Bond $10,000. held in county jail. Four other defendants also enter not guilty pleas on related charges with varied bonds and trial dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Smith
Laurelville Rt. 2
Harley Meyer
Smith
Orlie F
Dick) Smith
Blue Creek
Robert W. Keynes Jr
Logan
New Oil Refinery Plans Tied to SEO Growth
Plans for an oil refinery in Southeast Ohio were discussed today in Newark by Logan men. The project aims to ease curtailed production and drilling in the Hocking oil fields, where Hocking County contributes more than half of the state's output.
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Ohio
Newark
Logan
Hocking
Hocking County
Pennsylvania
Ohio Department of Development
Ohio Oil & Gas Association
Barton A. Hall
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Perkins
The
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Logan Trade Club
Harry Armstrong
Hocking Valley
Weather outlook for Ohio cools with rain in north
Official Weather Bureau report notes cool air and cloudy skies with light rain across northern Ohio including Findlay Cleveland Akron and Youngstown. A weak front sits across central Ohio and will stall. Rain continues in the north while southern areas stay fair. Showers and possible thunderstorms may extend tonight and Saturday as cooler air moves over the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official
Weather Bureau
Findlay
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Weather outlook and Gulf storm update from AP Houston
Ohio temperatures near normal with highs 75 to 81 and lows around 52 to 57. Weekend showers bring about half an inch, with similar activity midweek. Also Cindy may form another Gulf storm heading toward Brownsville after sweeping Texas.
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Ohio
Beaumont, Tex
Weather Bureau
Houston
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Mexican
Brownsville
Boy 16 Dies After School Fight in Ohio Corridor
In Greenfield Ohio two junior high students quarreled in a school corridor. Arthur Buettner 16 died after a medical autopsy found a congenital aneurysm ruptured by the blow and resulting in a fatal hemorrhage.
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Greenfield
Ohio
Greenfield McClain
Arthur Buettner
J. M. Byers
Highland County
Frank Cleveland
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Beuttner
Buettner
Young Disavows Plan To Give Glenn Senate Seat
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio dismisses talk he will accept an ambassadorship to clear the way for John H. Glenn Jr. to run for his Senate seat. He hints at reelection plans, with filing in February and a decision expected by year end.
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Young
Glenn
Senate
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
White House
Kennedy
House
John Bricker
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Republicans Detail Opposition To Tax Relief Plan
GOP leaders outline their case against Kennedy’s 11 billion tax cut unless spending is capped. Rep. John Byrnes pledges to oppose the bill with a spending lid amendment. Curtis will speak on NBC and networks broadcast equal time. Byrnes’ rule ties tax cuts to spending limits of 97 and 98 billion for current and next fiscal years.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
House
Ways and Means
House Republicans
ABC
CBS
Mutual Radio
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
NBC
Curtis
Republican House
Joint Economic Committee
Republican National Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Barry Goldwater Ready to Vote Against Test Ban
Senator Barry Goldwater says he will vote against ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty even if it ends his political career. He told the Senate he was warned a vote against the treaty would be political suicide, though ratification appears assured when the vote occurs next Tuesday.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Senate
Chieftains Host Wellston TI In Parents Night Grid Battle
Logan Chieftains open the 39th SECL football season hosting Wellston Golden Rockets on Parents Night. Coach Mel Adams tightens the offense after two early defensive showings. Veterans like Robbie Johnson lead the lineup with pregame ceremonies and limited gate tickets.
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Wellston ‘Ti
Parents
Logan Chieftains
Wellston Golden Rockets
Logan
Chiefs
Bexley
Columbus Whetstone
Mel Adams
Rockets
LHS
Wellston
Adamsmen
Robbie Johnson
Dick Stevens
Steve Mowery
Guy Champ
Tom Brown
Bob Hammond
Merl Beery
Jack Fox
Johnson
George Hummel
John Gasser
Dale Brenning
Stevens
Mowery
Mike Smith
Earl Beery
Bob Stewart
Lloyd Simmons
Gasser
Jim Brandt
Hummel
Chieftain Boosters
Appraisers Named for Rush Creek Watershed Land Costs
Carl C Harsh of Logan is one of three appraisers named to evaluate land costs for the Rush Creek Watershed development. He will represent Hocking County with William W Turpin of Pleasantville representing Fairfield County and Herschel W Williams of New Lexington for Perry County. Appraisers were appointed by the common pleas judges Harley Meyer Merlin Parent and Robert Tague. They will set land values and estimate advantages and damages from the project.
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Carl C. Harsh
Logan
Rush Creek
Hocking County
William W. Turpin
Pleasantville
Fairfield County
Herschel W. Williams
New Lexington
Perry County
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Hocking
Merlin Parent
Fairfield
Robert Tague
Perry
Liberal Ag Trade With Russia Forecast Likely
The United States nears a potential shift to broader agricultural trade with the Soviet bloc. A Soviet offer to buy U S wheat could prompt subsidy policy changes, improve foreign exchange, and help reduce grain surpluses while noting the uncertain 1964 crop needs. Trade volumes have been small and depend on Soviet demand and policy.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
Treasury
Mrs. Beatrice Earnhart Dies at 51 in Logan County
Beatrice M. Earnhart, 51, schoolteacher on Logan Rt. 1, died at Hocking Valley Hospital after illness beginning Wednesday. Wife of Howard Earnhart, school board member, she taught 31 years at South Bloomingville and Steubenville. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Wesley Chapel Church. Burial Green Summit Cemetery Adelphi.
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Beatrice M. Earnhart
Logan Rt. 1
Hocking Valley Hospital
Howard Earnhart
Hocking County
Vinton County
Central Ohio Teachers Association
Ewing Grange
Evergreen Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
Adelphi
New Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Cedar Falls
Joe E
Ruth Gallagher
St. Petersburg
Fla
Helen Scoredos
Washington, D.C
Wesley Chapel Church
Birmingham JFK Panel Drives Race Study in Troubled City
Mayor Boutwell welcomed a presidential commission to seek racial peace in Birmingham after the Sunday church bombing that killed four Black girls. He criticized urging troop deployment, noted Kennedy’s White House talks with Black leaders, and said five Birmingham leaders would meet Kennedy in Washington Monday.
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Birmingham
Ala
Albert Boutwell
Kennedy
White House
Washington
Boutwell
Army
Earl Blaik
Kenneth C. Royall
Russ Leaving Cuba and Other Reds Arrive
The Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba says many Russians are being withdrawn from Cuba while Chinese, African, Spanish, Latin American, Czech and other Communists arrive at a similar pace. New arrivals are sent to about 10 training camps for guerrilla warfare and military tactics.
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Washington
Citizens Committee For A Free
Cuba
Kennedy calls moon joint expedition to pace world peace
President Kennedy urged a limited nuclear test ban and proposed a joint American Soviet mission to the moon as a symbol of peaceful cooperation. He urged disarmament, a broader test ban, and anti discrimination while stressing allies’ role and condemning oppression in South Vietnam and Hungary.
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Kennedy
United Nations
U.S. Senate
General Assembly
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Gromyko
United States
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Germany
Cuba
Congo
United States of America
Viet Nam
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
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Betty L. Johnson
Cerral F. Bryan
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