Grand jury docket in Hocking County action
Over 30 cases will be presented as the Hocking County grand jury meets for a three day session. Prosecutor Hubert Lappen reports 32 cases on tap including second degree manslaughter driving left of center and various charges such as theft assault and battery and drunken driving.
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Hocking County Grand Jury
Hubert Lappen
Lappen
James Frederick Fuchs
William Hopkins
Joe E. Sinnott
Ernesto Sanchez
Charles Slack
Michael F. Vincent
William C. Tremper
John Chambers
Norman B. Beck
Harley
Hearing Set On Union Vote At Logan Clay
National Labor Relations Board regional director John C. Getreu will hold a Logan hearing Sept 28 at 1 30 p m in the Courthouse auditorium on the United Brick and Clay Workers of America petition to represent Logan Clay workers. The UBCW says the petition includes signatures of more than 30 percent of eligible workers. If sufficient, an election date and eligible voter count will be set for the Logan plant.
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National Labor Relations Board
John C. Getreu
Logan Clay Products Co
United Brick & Clay Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Logan
Logan Clay
Eugene Johnson
Ubcw International
NLRB
Daily Comic Strips Missing In Mail
A mail mixup between New York and Logan has left the Logan Daily News without comic strip reproduction. Readers are advised that comics will resume as soon as possible.
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Mail
New York
Logan
Logan Daily News
Comedian Mort Sahl Hospitalized After Cab Fainting
AP reports comedian Mort Sahl was admitted to Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York after fainting in a taxicab. Doctors describe the injury as four fractured vertebrae from extreme fatigue and note he is under treatment.
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New York
Mort Sahl
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Browns Star Denies Muslim Label Supports Negro Views
Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown says he is not a member of the Black Muslims but backs the Negro organization’s views. He spoke after Look Magazine excerpts from his book Off My Chest discuss racial tensions and white prejudice, noting he wants action and is not bitter.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland Browns
Look Magazine
National Football League
Brown
Paul Brown
Paul
Pillars Of Community Held For Serving Youths Liquor
In Darien Connecticut twelve people including three corporate executives a psychiatrist and a teacher were charged with supplying liquor to minors at two debutante parties. The June 22 events at homes of F E Dutcher and Dr George S Hughes prompted police attention and included co hosts William F Otterstrom and Dudley Felt among those booked.
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Darien, Conn
Darien
Fairfield County
New York City
Connecticut
New York State
Rodney S. Eielson
Michael Smith
Nancy Hitchings
Smith
Carlton Josselyn
Westport
Fairfield
Louis Stein
F. E. Dutcher
Johns Manville Corp
George S. Hughes
Hughes
Julia Ann
Dutcher
William F. Otterstrom
Lucille
Dudley Felt
Marguerite
Norwalk
Otterstrom
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Felt
Cunningham & Walsh
Teens Capture Near Circleville In Breakout Sweep
Three teen-agers were captured southeast of Circleville, bringing total arrests to 13 since Sunday's breakout from a Columbus juvenile diagnostic center. Only one teen-ager remains at large as deputies flushed them from a cornfield seven miles away.
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Circleville
Ohio
Here
Columbus
Pickaway County
Calistoga Forest Fire Advances Toward Control
A monster fire in Calistoga Nevada area swept 18 miles in 15 hours burning 90 square miles of timber and brush and menaced two cities as firemen fought to gain control. In Mercury Nevada workmen struggled to free four men trapped 1800 feet underground in a nuclear test shaft after an electrical cable became jammed.
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Calistoga
Calif
Mercury
Huricane Gladys Brushed Atlantic Coast With 65 MPH Winds
Hurricane Gladys brushed the East Coast with winds near 65 mph after stalling off North Carolina. The storm drifted and shifted direction during the night, posing a potential threat to the U.S. mainland as it continued to move.
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Mantec
N.C
Atlantic
North Carolina
U.S
Possible Showers and Cooler Weather in Hocking Valley
The Hocking Valley may see showers tonight with cooler temperatures on Wednesday. Daytime high reached 82 at 11:30 a.m. today, compared with Monday's 88. Last night’s low was 54.
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Hocking Valley
Hurricane expected to threaten North Carolina coast
The Weather Bureau warned of intensification and a drift toward the northwest as hurricane force winds could reach the upper North Carolina coast late Tuesday night.
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Weather Bureau
North Carolina
President Promises Out In Excise Taxes
Don Russell resigns from Logan city planning commission effective Sept. 30 citing possible conflict between his brick company job and zoning decisions. Russell, manager of General Hocking Brick Co., vows to assist in ongoing planning work. Ralph Larimer may also resign as the commission debates zoning and enforcement in Logan and nearby three miles.
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Don R. Russell
City Planning Commission
Jack Moorehead
Russell
General Hocking Brick Co
Logan
Planning Commission
Ralph Larimer
Ray Mills
Ohio State University
School of Architecture
Mills
Ohio Department of Development
Ohio
Goldwater hits Johnson over Vietnam policy in campaign swing
In a Southwest stop Goldwater calls the Vietnam war endless and aimless while Johnson promises to go to the people and stay nonpartisan. Humphrey's assets total 171 396 with liabilities 19 887. Miller attacks alleged smears and says he would testify if a full probe occurs.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson, Goldwater and Miller
Minneapolis
Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart
Humphrey
William E. Miller
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Waverly
Mann
U.S. Civil Service Retirement Fund
Democratic National Committee
House of Representatives
Miller
Internal Revenue Bureau
Department of the Army
Rail strike averted as shop workers tentatively settle dispute
Nation’s trains ran on time as a day break walkout was postponed indefinitely after negotiators announced a tentative settlement on job security. The deal comes 14 hours before a 6 a.m. strike deadline, ending the second major nationwide rail tieup since April with no details released.
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Washington
Steel Union Endorses LBJ at 12th Steelworkers Convention
President Johnson told about 3,500 delegates in Atlantic City that he will recommend a tax cut next year and hinted at further reductions if prosperity continues. He linked Republican doom threats to social programs and urged extending prosperity through stronger unemployment supports and civil rights gains.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Johnson
United Steelworkers Union
Republican Party
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Convention Hall
America
Destroyers Leave Tonkin Gulf Amid Conflicting Reports
U S destroyers pulled out of the Tonkin Gulf after a patrol near Red Chinese and North Vietnamese coasts. Washington officials said operators would continue roaming international waters, while Tass claimed five ships were sunk. No independent confirmation of the Tass report was provided.
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Washington
Gulf of Tonkin
Gulf
U.S
Equcees
Investiia
Navy
Far East
Tass
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Los Angeles
United States
North
Viet Nam
China
Cardinal McIntyre Leaves Rome Hospital After Collapse
Cardinal James Francis McIntyre is released from Calvary Hospital in Rome a week after collapsing at the Ecumenical Council opening ceremonies. The recovery is described as steady and uneventful.
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Rome
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Calvary Hospital
Ecumenical Council
Saigon Strike Called Off After Protests
The Saigon general strike was called off with labor leaders claiming a complete victory as services were restored. Key plants and facilities remained idle but expected to resume by Wednesday while authorities reinstated workers fired at a textile plant.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
North Viet Nam
Khanh
Demilitarized Zone
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
Ill-Fated XB70 Bomber Flies With Problems at Test
Edwards Air Force Base reports the XB70, the Air Force’s largest bomber, made its maiden flight with engine trouble and gear issues. The 185 foot craft reached 16,000 feet and about 375 mph, far below targets, as engineers deem it a research vehicle amid a $1.2 to $1.5 billion program.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
North American
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