Tradition Shattering Marriage Of Commoner In Japan
Michiko Shoda, a 24 year old commoner, will marry Crown Prince Akihito in a 15 minute Shinto ceremony at Kashikodokoro. The wedding, watched by millions, signals a democratic shift as she becomes empress. One foreign guest Mrs Elizabeth Vining of Philadelphia attends.
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Headlines In The Messenger Lake Road Relocation Ahead Of Schedule
Three judges named for murder trial Burnelle new county GOP chairman long range expansion of OU discussed kiwanians hear Ryger Creek plant story showers threaten major league openers.
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Ohio Supreme Court affirms Daniels rape conviction
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that sufficient evidence supported Oscar D. Daniels conviction on a statutory rape charge for raping his 10 year old daughter in 1956, resulting in a reduced penalty from life to a lighter sentence. Two Lancaster boys who escaped the Boys Industrial School face burglary charges in Fairfield County.
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New Water Jet Engine Aims To Boost Boat Speeds
Scientists at Aerojet General Corp reveal the hydrocket, a water jet propulsion system without propellers. An impeller drives water rearward to push the boat forward, claiming speed increases of at least 75 percent and steering via rudder or water-guided vanes.
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Aerojet General Corp
Calvin Gongwer
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Gongwer
Mercy Mission Nearing End
Soviet fisherman Evgeniy Ivanovich Gneushev, 23, paralyzed after a fall aboard a Soviet vessel, is near completion of a four day mercy mission. He remains unconscious aboard the U S Coast Guard Storm en route to Cold Bay Alaska for a 650 mile transfer to Anchorage hospital.
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Alaska
Evgeniy Ivanovich Gneushev
No Eisenhower visit planned to Dulles at Jupiter Island
An aide to John Foster Dulles states there are no plans for President Eisenhower to visit the ailing secretary of state at Jupiter Island Florida.
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John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Another Korea is possibility if Reds try to take over Iraq
The piece warns that a Communist coup in Baghdad could trigger a Korea like crisis. Reports say armed Kurds from the Soviet Union and Iraq’s People’s Resistance threaten seizure plans. Troops of Nasser’s Arab Republic position near Syria, while Shammar tribes rally near the Iraqi frontier.
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U S Has Much At Stake In Middle East Clash Fears
The article warns that a military clash between Nasser's UAR and Iraq under Premier Kassem could spark a pro Nasser coup or a Communist takeover in Baghdad aided by Soviet backed Kurdish forces. A Moscow aligned Iraq might trigger a wider Arab East confrontation and a new Korea scale crisis. The West fears a Communist conquest in oil rich regions and vows to challenge it.
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Gallia Deputy Beaten in Escape Attempt at Jail
Gallia County Sheriff Oscar Baird reports Deputy Stanley Fellure was beaten and fire was exchanged during an escape attempt at the Gallia County Jail. Fellure, hospitalized in good condition, suffered a broken nose, black eyes, and head injuries. Suspects James Edward Bush Samuel Lee Bates and Jesse Parcell Lawson were involved. Bush fired once as Fellure tried to restrain him. The altercation ended with Bates fleeing toward the outer door as the sheriff intervened.
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Gallia County
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Holzer Hospital
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Fellore
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Point Pleasant
Jesse Parcell Lawson
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Year Terms Make Solons Hesitant About Tax Hikes
Ohio House Democrats wary of the 1960 election push for state tax increases. Gov. DiSalle backs up to one third of a billion dollars in two years, while the House fights a two cent cigarette tax reduction to one cent. If the two cent tax dies, about 23 million dollars in the next two years would be lost. The administration also seeks to eliminate the used directly sales tax exemption to raise roughly 55 million annually. Senate action on voting hours and racetrack relief also moves forward while a county-recording fee compromise settles at 35 cents per transfer.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
House
House Taxation Committee
DiSalle
Senate
Unused Refrigerator Tragedy Claims Two Boys
In Gary Indiana two young brothers Gale Holbrook five and Jay three died from suffocation after entering an unused refrigerator on the back porch. The parents and friends found them after a frantic neighborhood search. Deputy coroner estimated they were dead about four hours.
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Gary, Ind
Gale Holbrook
Jay
Hubert Holbrook
GOP Delays Site Decision for 1960 Convention
Republicans postpone choosing the 1960 GOP convention host city to Saturday amid disagreement among six bid cities Chicago Philadelphia New York and others over fringe costs and whether to hold the event in July or August. Ray Bliss reports no city has unanimous support as bids are negotiated. The national committee opens a two day meeting Friday and will elect a new party chairman.
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New York
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Bliss
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Miami Beach
Los Angeles
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Hearing Today on Stewart Nomination to Supreme Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee opens hearings on Potter Stewart's nomination as Supreme Court Justice. Debate may touch integration versus education as Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. questions whether Stewart values integration over schooling. Stewart, an Ohio Republican, has served on the court since October after Eisenhower appointment.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Potter Stewart
Supreme Court
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Stewart
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
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Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Ohio
Disney Buys Gold Site in California Heritage
Disney buys the site of California’s first recorded gold strike in Hollywood. The purchase signals renewed interest in historic mining lore as Disney aims to preserve the landmark and expand its regional footprint.
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Hollywood
California
Walt Disney
Getting Closer To Murder Wile Turns Hubby In
Beatrice Colgan, mother of two, says her husband Robert William Colgan became increasingly moody and dangerous. He confessed to police after being arrested for two holdups and a car theft. Colgan claimed the stolen money financed household debts.
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Cleveland, Ohio
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Navy Seaplane Missing With 10 Men Off Korea
A U S Navy seaplane with ten aboard is missing between Japan and South Korea. The PM2 Marlin last reported near Cheju Island on a training flight from Iwakuni. Navy Air Force ships and Japanese cutters search the area.
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South Korea
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Abandoning Mother Waives Extradition
Mary L. Novat ney 32 waives extradition to Columbus Ohio to face child abandonment charges. Columbus police say the mother of two year old twin daughters left them with a baby sitter in January and disappeared. Omaha police arrested her while she worked in a cafe. She says she hitchhiked to Omaha.
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Mary L. Novatney
Columbus
Ohio
Portrait Artist Wayman Adams Dies at 74
AUSTIN Tex Wayman Adams a 74 year old internationally known portrait artist died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack on Monday in Dallas. He was famed for royal and celebrity portraits and his work appeared in major galleries and publications.
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Tex
Wayman Adams
Weather West Virginia Outlook Cloudy and Cooler
The West Virginia forecast calls for cloudy conditions and cooler temperatures tonight with lows around 34 to 42. Friday remains cloudy and colder with a chance of rain Friday night. evening lows near 38 to 42 and daytime highs around 50 to 34.
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West Virginia
Lancaster Firm Buys Brooks Co. Operation
Nelsonville report states William Brooks Shoe Co. is sold to a Lancaster firm Dr Hiss Shoes Inc gaining controlling interest George R Utley said Brooks Co will keep current officers and policies Brooks Shoe Factory began in 1932 as National Guard billet during coal strike employs 210 workers producing 2700 pairs daily Officers listed include Earl Steele Kenneth Orwiler Harry Wilson John Brooks and Mrs Wilda Figgins William Brooks retires (Continued On Page 2).
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William Brooks Shoe Co
Lancaster
George R. Utley
Dr. Hiss Shoes, Inc
Utley
Brooks Co
Brooks Shoes Co
Earl Steele
Kenneth Orwiler
Harry Wilson
John Brooks
Wilda Figgins
William Brooks
Brooks Shoe Factory
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YMCA
Johnson Puts Self On Side Of Jobless
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson positions himself with the unemployed during an AFL CIO rally. He introduced an 11 member commission proposal to study unemployment and report to Congress within 60 days with recommendations for action.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Congress
Vessels Collide In River East River Collision Injures No One
A Japanese freighter the Shimane Maru and a railroad barge collided Wednesday night in the East River. The crash tore a 10 foot gash in the port bow of the 12 160 ton ship but caused no injuries.
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New York
East River
Frank Lloyd Wright 89 Dies After Surgery in Phoenix
Frank Lloyd Wright, a 89 year old architect whose work spanned over 700 buildings, died at 4:45 a m in a Phoenix hospital after a brief illness following surgery for an intestinal obstruction He was born June 8 1869 in Richland Center Wisconsin Wright is famed for the Imperial Hotel Tokyo the Guggenheim Museum New York and the Price Tower Bartlesville Oklahoma.
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Scottsdale
Richland Center
Wis
Imperial Hotel
Tokyo
Guggenheim Museum
New York
Price Tower
Bartlesville
Okla
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