Council Joins Businessmen In Offstreet Parking Study
Logan City Council agreed to join a study of offstreet parking to revitalize the downtown area. A two week delay on an ordinance to replace existing meters was set while a special committee, including Charles Eaton and Ed Dalton, meets with business leaders. Mayor Haney and officials supported city help and possible cooperation with merchants to expand spaces, with 755 more needed since 1962.
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Logan City
Charles Eaton
Ed Dalton
James Irvine
Merril Haney
James Parkinson
Merchants
Logan Trade Club
Neal Dillon
Dillon
Bill Miller
National Research Council
Highway Research
U.S
Haney
Main St
Dalton
Parkinson
George Lohr
Roy Kelch
Lohr
Fortas Opponents Build Senate Lead on Filibuster
An Associated Press tally shows 35 Senate votes against Abe Fortas blocking debate on his chief justice nomination. Democratic Leader Mansfield moved to advance Fortas after tense talks, while Republicans Griffin and Thurmond warned of extended discussion and possible filibuster actions.
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Washington
Senate
Abe Fortas
Associated Press
Mike Mansfield
Fortas
Michigan
Robert Griffin
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Mansfield
New Towns Proposed in Ohio to Tackle Substandard Housing
Columbus to create new towns in metropolitan areas to solve substandard housing. James R. Crozier, head of the city development department, advocates the plan. State Senator Harry Armstrong of Logan serves on the legislative substandard housing committee.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Department of Development
James R. Crozier
Harry Armstrong
Logan
Housing proposal for integrated communities faces local and state roles
Crozier urged diverse housing options at a hearing of the Legislative Committee on Substandard The panel toured Columbus slums to define Ohio's role in fighting sub standard living conditions. Chair Rep Keith McNamara noted similar hearings across the state. Crozier argued city level action may suit housing problems better due to local variation.
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Crozier
Legislative Committee
Columbus
Keith McNamara
Ohio
City Hall Remodeling Plans Reveal $20 000 Project
Architect Gerald L. Emerick presented final City Hall plans to the City Council detailing exterior upgrades and a major second floor remodel into a Council chamber with space for 70. The total estimated cost is $20 000 plus architect's fee and new furniture.
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City Hall
City Council
Gerald L. Emerick
Columbus
Emerick
Council
Logan
Man Tries to Lure Girls in Separate Incidents
City police logged two reports Tuesday evening of a man in a car attempting to pick up young girls. In both cases the girl was alone when the car stopped and the driver offered a ride. One girl was on Mulberry Street and the other on Walnut Street. Police Chief Kelch urged parents to warn children about accepting rides and to report incidents immediately.
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Mulberry St
Walnut St
Kelch
Police Department
Soviet Moskva becomes first helicopter carrier in the Med
Adm. Moorer notes the 650 foot Moskva arrives in the Mediterranean, escorted by two destroyers, marking a Soviet shift toward modern seapower. The ship can carry up to three dozen helicopters, signaling a growing presence as Egypt-Israel tensions rise and the USSR expands fleet strength in the region.
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Washington
Thomas H. Moorer
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Russia
Moskva
Dardanelles Straits
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Egypt
Israel
Mideast
United States
U.S
U.N. session opens with new nation admitted and Swaziland vote
The United Nations General Assembly opened its 23rd session admitting Africa’s newest nation and approving Swaziland as the 125th member. Guatemala’s Emilio Arenales Catalan was elected president on secret ballot with 119 votes. Albons Bonites and Jose Pinera received one each, one abstention and one invalid vote. The assembly also planned election of 17 vice presidents and seven committee chairs as the new Steering committee begins work.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Africa
Corneliu Manescu
U.n.’S
China
East
West Germany
North
South Korea
South Vietnam
United Nations
Manescu
Vietnam
Middle East
Czechoslovakia
U.N
Emilio Arenales Catalan
Leopoldo Bonites
Ecuador
Jose Pinera
Chile
Swaziland
New Water Well Nears Operation In City
City service director James Parkinson says the new No 4 water well will be in operation in about 10 days after a Peerless pump was installed and pipes valves and fittings delivered. The well replaces the old No 2 drilled this summer.
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James Parkinson
Parkinson
Jackson Judge Assigned to OSU Student Trials
A visiting Jackson County judge will hear the trials of 34 Ohio State University students indicted by the Franklin County grand jury after the April takeover of the OSU administration building. Judge Thomas Mitchell of Jackson County Common Pleas Court is assigned for the Franklin County term starting next Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jackson County
Ohio State University
Franklin County Grand Jury
OSU
Elliot Welch
Common Pleas Court
Thomas Mitchell
Jackson County Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Heavy Rain Quells Mexico City Riots Amid Violence
Rioting students battled police in Mexico City forcing 24 hours of turmoil leaving at least 15 dead with four more deaths reported in hit and run clashes. Rain dispersed crowds Tuesday as authorities prepared for the October Olympic Games in the capital.
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Mexico City
Revo
Ciudadela
Tlatelolco
Mexico
Light Rain Dampens Mid-U.S Weather
The Associated Press reports a cool damp morning across a broad mid U S belt from the south to the eastern Great Lakes with light rain in spots. Fair conditions and mild temperatures are expected in the Hocking Valley with a high near 72 and an overnight low around 62 after a 87 degree previous day.
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Texas
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Slow-moving cold front brings showers and gusty winds
A slow moving cool front advances eastward with showers in Florida and brisk winds across the Great Lakes. Gale warnings issued for Lake Superior and northern Lake Michigan and Huron. Temperatures drop to the 30s in the northern Rockies while the Eastern Seaboard stays warm with 60s and 70s before dawn.
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Florida
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Lakes Michigan
Huron
Plains
Midwest
Rockies
Laramie
Wyo
Clifford denies Viet troop cuts being considered
Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford said Washington has no plan to lower U S troop levels in South Vietnam by next June or at any time soon. He responded after Rep Melvin Laird claimed American forces could drop by about 90 000 unless the military situation worsens.
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Clifford
Washington (Ap
Clark M. Clifford
U.S
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
Seattle
Vietnam
Laird
GOP
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Milwaukee Fourteen Arrested After Draft Records Burned
Fourteen suspects including five Roman Catholic priests were arrested after thousands of draft records were seized from a Selective Service office and burned in a park. The group called themselves the Milwaukee Fourteen and said the action aimed to prevent inductions for about 27,000 eligibles. They faced arson burglary and criminal damage charges with bonds set from 25 000 to 30 000.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Selective Service
Mercy
Col. Bently Courtenay
Wisconsin
Katum Camp Battle Leaves 135 Dead in Vietnam Clash
A 300 man enemy battalion attacked Katum Special Forces Camp near the Cambodian border with flamethrowers and rockets. 135 enemy dead found, 11 South Vietnamese killed, 10 wounded, one missing. U S bombers hit infiltration routes. graves of North Vietnamese found near the DMZ.
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Saigon
Katum
U.S
Cambodia
Tay Ninh
Quang Ngai Province
U.S. Americal
Demilitarized Zone
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Hocking County
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Michael Smith
Joe B. Sharb
Joseph Jordan
Timothy Groves
Jackson
Ment
University of Mexico
Olympic Village
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Paris
W. Averell Harriman
North Vietnam
Wash
Richard M. Nixon
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