River area land option sparks rumors of industry move
In the Hockingport Little Hocking district about 1000 acres along Ohio 124 in Washington County were optioned for six months by Marietta Electric Co., a Monongahela Power subsidiary. State officials say the option is precautionary to keep land available if an industry shows interest, with no confirmed customer.
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Hockingport
Little Hocking
Ohio 124
Marietta Electric Co
Monongahela Power Co
Washington County
Athens County
Ohio Valley
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economical Development
Department
Athens
Ohio River
Peugeot Child Freed By Kidnappers 1960 Pony Express Recall
Sacramento report on a modern Pony Express attempt to truck and ride mail to San Francisco. Rider Jack Nolan, a Culver City gunsmith, arrived late with no mail in pouch. he cited insufficient horses and riders and noted a Missouri governor’s letter was not delivered.
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Calif
San Francisco
Jack Nolan
Nolan
Culver City
Real
Pony Express
St. Joseph
Bill Cower
Edmund G. Brown
Missouri
James T. Blair, Jr
Paris 4 year old Eric Peugeot freed after kidnapping
Four year old Eric Peugeot was found unharmed near his Paris home after ransom payments. Initial reports said suspects were arrested, but police denied them. Eric described he was carried away by two men from a St. Cloud Country Club playground and released after conditions were met.
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PARIS
Eric Peugeot
St. Cloud Country Club
France- Loire
Eric
Roland Peugeot
Peugeot
Crites Wins Hartford Mayor Seat In Citizens Victory
Hartford Citizens party swept the municipal election. Incumbent mayor E. J. Crites won re election by 44 votes over Peoples Party candidate Harry Retinire. City recorder post went to James Crump. Citizens also won several council seats and will take office May 1 for a one year term.
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Hartford
Citizens Party
E. J. Crites
Peoples Party
Harry Retinire
Crites
James Crump
Citizens
W. T. Stone
City Recorder
A. Keith McClung
I. W. Gibbs
Donald E. Smith
Earl Fields
Kenneth Ridenour
John Barringer
O’neail Quillen
John Retinire
Wetzel Fields
Charles Gibbs
Trustees Urge Immunization Support for Public Schools
Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy states that when a local board of education requests it, township trustees must provide free public vaccinations for children against infantile paralysis smallpox diphtheria whooping cough and lockjaw without delay.
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Columbus
r—Atty
Mark McElroy
Board of Education
Castro Directs Hunt as Cuban Rebel Eludes Troops
Castro directs a nine day manhunt for ex Captain Manuel Beaton and about 50 guerrillas in Cuba’s Sierra Maestra. Raul Castro and top commanders join the drive with reports of heavy fighting and trapped rebels near Pico Turquino.
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Las Mercedes
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Sierra Maestra
Castro
Manuel Beaton
Fidel
Raul
Caribbean
Beaton
Havana
Floating City of Soviet Fishermen Off Alaska Reported
Anchorage Alaska news notes a Soviet fishing fleet of about 2500 people operating year round in the Bering Sea off Alaska. The fleet, described as a floating city, rotates ships every four months and claims to take only fish passed up by Americans.
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Alaska
Soviet Union
Bering Sea
Bering
Young criticizes costly Civil Defense traffic light system
Senator Stephen M. Young blasts Columbus Civil Defense as a wasteful project costing 700000 dollars. He mocks Director Russ Pennell for creating a scheme to justify public payroll by spending on the evacuation traffic light system.
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Washington
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Columbus
Young
Civil Defense
Russ Pennell
Ohio five day forecast with temperature and precipitation
The outlook shows temperatures averaging above normal by several degrees with highs near 59 to 62 and lows around 38 to 42. A cooldown is expected Sunday or Monday, then a warmer spell Tuesday or Wednesday. Rainfall totals should reach about three quarters of an inch in showers and thunderstorms, mainly Saturday or Sunday and again Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Ohio
Fire damages Sunglow Furniture Co plant in Logan
Estimated loss of six thousand dollars came Thursday night from a fire at the Sunglow Furniture Co plant. Most damage was water related to machinery and lumber, confined to the exhaust duct system. Firefighters arrived at 8 45 p m and left after 11 p m, with employees aiding the response.
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Logan
Sunglow Furniture Co
Employes
Robert Courter
Courter
Police arrest mother of Beverly Radland in connection with Delinquency case
Florence Radland was jailed on charges of contributing to a minor's delinquency after police confronted her at the Los Angeles apartment shared with Beverly. Beverly claimed William Stanciu was accidentally shot during a struggle over a revolver as detectives investigated the death.
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Aadland
Robert Profeta
Beverly Aadland
Errol Flynn
Los Angeles
Kenneth Stanciu
William Stanciu
Beverly
Beverly Radland
Florence Radland
Stanciu
Polaris Missile Test Launch Beneath Sea Off San Clemente
The Navy completed a successful underwater test launch of a 28 foot Polaris missile from 100 feet below the Pacific Ocean off San Clemente Island California. The missile rose to 1800 feet despite 25 knot winds and splashed down near the island. The launch marks a major step toward submarines firing atomic missiles from beneath the sea.
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San Clemente Island
Calif
Navy
California
Chou Enlai Visits Burma to Boost Asian Ties
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai arrived in Rangoon Burma for the holidays and urged stronger links between Peiping and neutralist Asian nations during his Burma visit today.
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Rangoon
Burma
Chou Enlai
Peiping
West Fixes Unity Aim for Summit
The article notes Western unity on basic issues for the upcoming Paris summit with the Soviet Union. No new ideas emerged to shift bargaining leverage from Khrushchev as three days of foreign ministers talks conclude. The plan includes pre-summit sessions in Istanbul and London with leaders Eisenhower Macmillan de Gaulle and Khrushchev.
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Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
London
Washington
Istanbul
Cleveland Port Opens Iron Ore Shipping Season
The Cleveland port opened its iron ore shipping season with the freighter Henry H. Rogers arriving from the Pittsburgh Steamship Division of U S Steel Corp. Last season the first arrival was on April 24.
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Cleveland
Henry H. Rogers
Pittsburgh Steamship Division
U. S. Steel Corp
Out-Door Easter Rites Are Most Spectacular
The Associated Press notes Easter Sunday will feature outdoor services from coast to coast. New York hosts the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade with advertising banished. Manhattan also holds the 41st Easter dawn service at Radio City Music Hall. Yosemite Park claims the latest sunrise service with the College of the Pacific choir greeting 9:15 a.m. at Mirror Lake.
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Associated Press
Mountain Top
New York
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Sixth Avenue
Radio City Music Hall
Yosemite National Park
California
Half Dome Mountain
Mirrow Lake
College of the Pacific
Christ Comes to Moscow in Easter Religious Burst
Easter in Moscow draws unusual religious activity as Orthodox, Catholic, Protestant services unfold across embassies and the city. Four foreign clergy lead Moscow’s observances, including Father Louis Dion in a Soviet permitted American chapel and army chaplain Captain Thomas L. McMinn Jr. at the American Embassy.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Lics
Louis Dion
Father Dion
Worcester
Mass
Thomas L. McMinn Jr
Odenton
Spaso House
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Fulham
England
Roderic Norman Coote
Broninskis
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