Natural Rock Bridge Found In East Cliffs Of Woodgeard Hollow
Natural rock bridge high on east cliffs of Mary Woodgeard Hollow described by Charles Goslin. The piece details a private road, buttonbush swamp, Joe Pye weed, Virginia clematis, and a cliffside fern that may have vanished after a harsh winter. It notes two stream branches, one toward Deserter's Cave linked to a World War I deserter, the other toward Liberty Ridge.
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Woodgeard Hollow
Home Run
Ash Cave
Mary
Benton Township
Hocking County
Liberty Ridge
Mary Woodgeard
Ohio 56
Sneezeweed
Joe Pye Weed
Virginia Climatis
Joe Pye
Two White Teens Held In Birmingham Slaying Case
In Birmingham Alabama two white teenagers denied bond remain jailed for the slaying of a black boy after a church bombing that killed four black children. The same grand jury will also hear evidence in the death of another black man killed by a policeman and the case of Virgil Ware.
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Birmingham
Ala
16Th Street Baptist Church
James Hall
C.L. Pierce
Hall
Aubrey Hogan
James Baldwin
New York
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Robert F. Wagner
Baldwin
Christopher McNair
Denise
Yale University
Wallace
Richard Lee
New Haven
Yale Political Union
Lee
Yale
Virgil Ware
Grand Jury
Michael Lee Farley
Larry Joe Sims
Sims
OU Student Guilty In 'Bama Slaying
James E. Murphy, a 19 year old Ohio University student, convicted of second degree murder for beating George C. Crenshaw to death in a downtown Alabama restroom. Circuit court set his penalty at 10 years. appeal filed. bond $10,000. This followed a mistrial in June 1962. Crenshaw was 52 and formerly from Birmingham.
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Mobile
Ala
Ohio University
James E. Murphy
Murphy
George C. Crenshaw
Birmingham
Logan School Levy Discussed At Public Meeting
A public meeting at 8 p m in the LHS auditorium will explain the Logan city school district needs and finances. The informal session covers the 11.5 mill operating levy on the November ballot and invites questions from residents.
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LHS
Logan City
Methodist-EUB Merger Looms
Thirteen bishops from the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church unveiled a plan to form an 11 million member United Methodist Church. A final merger date target is 1968 with further actions planned through 1966 and 1967.
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Chicago
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
United Methodist Church
Nashville
Pittsburgh
EUB
Wichita
Glenn R. Phillips
Denver
Reuben H. Mueller
Indianapolis
Phillips
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
England
Church of England
United States
EUB Church
Canada
Evangelical Church
United Brethren In Christ
Ohio Weather Outlook Reports Cooler Air and Showers
Official Weather Bureau summary notes cooler air moving from north and central counties toward the Ohio River before daybreak. Partly cloudy and cool with possible showers tonight and Sunday in the Hocking Valley. Friday high reached 83 and low 52 with 11 am reading at 69.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Ohio River
Hocking Valley
Weather Summary: Light Scattered Rain In South Overnight
Precipitation was very light and widely scattered through the southern portion overnight. At dawn today considerable cloudiness extended over the southern sections of the state, while to the north it was clear and much cooler.
Lancaster Angler Lands Big Muskie At Lake Logan
James Crawford of Lancaster hooked a 40 inch 17 pound muskie at Lake Logan on a Friday evening while fishing with his brother Ralph. The fish broke through a landing net before being reported to Jerry Hutchison who runs an unofficial fish checking station.
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Lancaster
Lake Logan
James Crawford
Ralph
Crawford
Jerry Hutchison
Chiefs Uncork Aerial Attack To Whip Golden Rockets
Logan Chiefs powered a 30-8 Southeastern Ohio League opener win over Wellston with quarterback Robbie Johnson throwing for 141 yards and two touchdowns in the second half. Johnson also rushed for a score and connected with John Gasser for late points as Logan rebounded from an 8-6 halftime deficit to win 30-8 in front of a standing room crowd.
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Robbie Johnson
Logan Chieftains
Wellston
Rockets
Chiefs
Logan
Mel Adams
Johnson
Husky
Steve Mowery
John Gasser
Dick Stevens
LHS
George Hummel
Merl Beery
Dale Brenning
Gasser
Terry Ervin
Jeff May
Ervin
Mike Murdock
May
Hummel
Murdock
Brewning
Bruce Phillips
Bob Courter
Logan Clay Plans 150000 Addition to No 2 Plant
Logan Clay Products announces a 25 000 square foot metal clad addition to its No 2 plant at a cost of 150000. The expansion aims to house compression joint processing for sewer pipes and support a new Vitra-Chem pipe line. Footings are expected to be poured soon.
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Logan Clay Products Co
Barton A. Hall
Holl
Logan Clay
Logan Clay Products
Hall
Senate To Eye Reservations To Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
The Senate has finished general debate on the limited nuclear test ban and faces a vote on ratification after possible reservations. Barry Goldwater proposes delaying effect until Cuba bases and weapons are removed. others warn against similar limits.
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Senate
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Soviet Union
Cuba
Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
United States
Associated Press
Howard Cannon
Dnev
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Russia seeks bulk wheat flour from West Germany
Soviet Russia, facing a bread shortage, negotiates with West Germany to buy 250000 tons of flour. Germany exports only 436000 tons of flour annually. prices and terms are not disclosed. China has been a larger prior buyer, with 260000 tons purchased the previous year.
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BOM
Germany
Soviet
Russia
West Germany
Canada
Australia
China
Ohioan Finishes Third In Plowing Contest
William Goettemoeller of Versailles Ohio finished third with 81.2 points in the national level land plowing contest of the American Plowmen's Association. Raymond Poos of Eaton Ohio placed fourth with 80.7 points as Leroy L Losey of Springport Michigan defended his title with 84.4 points.
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Vandalia, Ul
William Goettemoeller
Versailles
Ohio
American Plowmen’s Association
Raymond Poos
Eaton
Leroy L. Losey
Springport
Mich
Kennedy Proposes Joint Moon Mission at U N
President Kennedy urged a U S Soviet moon expedition and pooling space research at the United Nations General Assembly. Gromyko welcomed the conciliatory tone while noting no specifics and Khrushchev sent warm greetings. Delegates hailed the pause in the cold war and urged peaceful settlement of East West differences.
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United Nations, N.Y
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Peking
Assembly
U.S
United States
Cape Canaveral
Congress
Space Agency
London
Bonn
Tass
Moscow Radio
Barry Booms Republicanism in Newark Fundraiser
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigned for New Jersey Republicans warning against the Kennedy moon venture and tax cuts. He argued a conservative mood prevails and called the lunar expedition a waste of money while urging honesty from the Soviet Union before joint space plans.
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Newark
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Teachers Name Chief
N. Lance Shreffler of Columbus was elected president of the Central Ohio Teachers Association on Friday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lance Shreffler
Columbus
Central Ohio Teachers Association
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