Woman Found Dead in Pomeroy Court Area
Mrs. Aurilla Bing 58 of Pomeroy Route 2 was found dead in bed this morning five days after release from Meigs Memorial Hospital where head injuries from a July 23 assault were treated. Coroner Henry Ewing ordered an autopsy. Freeman, arrested for assault and battery, received a $50 fine and 15 days in jail.
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Aurilla Bing
Pomeroy Route 2
Meigs County
Henry Ewing
Meigs Memorial Hospital
George Bing
Mrs. Bing
Bing
Robert Hartenbach
Clarence Freeman
Freeman
Bernard Fultz
Unions Testify on Kennedy Rail Strike Plan Debate
Senate Commerce Committee conclude hearings on the railroad jobs dispute with unions invited to testify again. J. E. Wolfe, railroads chief negotiator, blasted a Democratic substitute plan as delaying the final decision and criticized Meany backed proposal steering bargaining under a special watchdog committee.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. E. Wolfe
Congressional
Wolfe
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Doctor Illia Elected President in Argentina Victory
Buenos Aires reports Dr. Arturo Illia, a moderate liberal, won the presidency with 261 electoral votes, 22 above the required majority, after 16 months of military rule and two civil conflicts. The 62 year old country physician secured victory in the electoral college on a Wednesday.
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Arturo Illia
Argentina
Ohio officials to attend Fremont plant groundbreaking
Lt Gov John Brown and Ohio Development official F P Neuenschwander will join city and state leaders Friday at Fremont for a $3 million food processing plant groundbreaking. Peter Eckrich & Sons of Fort Wayne will hire 100 initially, with plans for up to 400 workers. In West Berlin, three East German soldiers fled across the border during the night.
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Columbus
Berlin
West Berlin
Pickets Rally at Brooklyn Hospital Site Demand Equal Jobs
Brooklyn demonstrators return with a new delaying tactic at the Downstate Medical Center construction site. Rev Mil ton Galamison says sit and delay actions precede walkoffs as they press for jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans while police monitor the scene. officers urged restraint amid tension.
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NEW York
Brooklyn Hospital
Downstate Medical Center
Milton Galamison
Brooklyn
Moscow Bitter Toward Red China Over Test Ban
Pravda denounces Chinese leaders as bellicose imperialists over opposition to the Soviet British American nuclear test ban treaty. People's Daily accuses Moscow of capitulation on nuclear tests since 1946. In Alabama, Walker County orders mass polio immunization after a seventh paralytic case.
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Pravda Today
Red China
Communist Party
Peking
Pravda
Official
People’s Daily
Soviet Union
Jasper
Ala
Walker County
Britain Rejects Using Test Ban as Route to East German Recognition
The Foreign Office stated Britain will not let the partial nuclear test ban treaty be used as a backdoor path to Western recognition of Communist East Germany. The United States is presumed to share this stance as explained by a Foreign Office spokesperson.
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East Germany
Walter Uhlbricht
London
Foreign Office
United States
All Dogs Gone Free 4 Puppies Ad
Classified notice offering four free Toy Collie puppies on Strouds Run Road L Y Brooks. After one day in The Messenger all four found homes. Reader advised to watch classified pages for pets. 16 word ad for $1.00 and contact LY 3-1242.
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Cal LY
L. E. Brooks
Strouds Run Road
the Messenger
Messenger
North Korea Denounces U S War Provocation After Ambush
North Korea accused the United States of war provocation to justify long term occupation of South Korea. The North criticized U S imperialism while reporting an ambush that killed three U S soldiers and a later skirmish near the DMZ. UN command cited weapons used by infiltrators. South Korea said the ambush aimed to force withdrawal of American troops.
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Korea
North Korea
United States
South Korea
U.S
North Korean
Foreign Ministry
State Department
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South
Demilitarized Zone
Imjin
Kim Sung-eun
Fiery crash kills entire Campos family near Genoa
A collision between a car and a truck near Genoa Ohio killed ten people eight children and the migrant Campos family. All occupants in the six year old wagon died. Charles Strong survived after leaping from a flaming semitrailer cab. He said the car tried to pass another vehicle and struck him head on. Strong received hospital treatment and was released. In Washington Senator Lausche proposed a bill to bar foreign ships trading with Cuba from loading or unloading at U S ports.
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Toledo
Genoa
Felix Campos
Campos
Emil Webert
Elmore
Ohio
Charles Strong
Swanton
Highway Patrol
Strong
Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Cuba
U. S
U S Postpones Ground Nuclear Experiment at Carlsbad
The Atomic Energy Commission said technical difficulties delay detonation of a peaceful nuclear device in a Carlsbad New Mexico salt mine. The plan involved a 10 kiloton blast from a 1200 foot shaft to study creating new elements. In Chicago four policemen were injured during clashes as officers attempted to curb racial disturbances.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Atomic Energy Commission
Chicago
South Side
Ward near death after Bri tain scandal linked trial
Dr Stephen Ward, 50, in a coma after a barbiturate overdose following his trial for living off earnings related to Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies. He deteriorated after throat surgery. sentencing postponed. Profumo affair figure John Profumo resigned earlier in the year.
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Profumo
John D. Profumo
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Home
Henry Brooke
Old Bailey Court
Christine
Marilyn Mandy Rice-Davies
Policeman's Car Stolen in Pomeroy and Recovered
Meigs County officer Mer chant Field W Campbell found his personal car missing after visiting the Meigs County Sheriff Department in downtown Pomeroy at 1 30 a.m. It was later found demolished in Belpre. Theodore Smith of Fisher Street Pomeroy was taken into custody by the State Highway Patrol and will be returned to Pomeroy to face auto theft charges.
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Pomeroy
Field W Campbell
Belpre
Meigs County
State Highway Patrol
Theodore Smith
Fisher St
Navy appoints Adm David L McDonald as new CNO
Washington Commemoration of change of command at the naval station marks Adm David L McDonald age 57 as the new chief of naval operations. He succeeds Adm George W Anderson who departs to become ambassador to Portugal. Secretary Fred Korth presided vows and Kennedy appoints Anderson to Lisbon post.
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Navy
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
George W. Anderson
McDonald
Maysville
6Th Fleet
Eastern Atlantic Command
Pentagon
Anderson
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
MacDonald
Naval Station
Kennedy
Portugal
Panic Strikes Skopje After Widespread Quake
Fresh tremors near Skopje sent survivors fleeing from tents in the ruins before dawn. Officials say relief work continues as the death toll nears two thousand after the six day quake. Florence State College rejects a Negro applicant for enrollment.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Florence
Ala
Florence State College
Eisenhower Signals Caution on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
President Eisenhower declined to endorse the Soviet British American pact in New York citing “advantages and disadvantages” and deferring judgment until military and scientific testimony is heard. Senate Republicans seek a full accounting before voting while Kennedy faces pressure from Democrats for a clear position.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
Moscow
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Arown
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Mansfield
Aiken
Navy and Weather Bureau Aim To Tame Hurricanes
U S scientists plan three month tests to seed storms with silver iodide to soften winds as in 1961. Eleven airplanes will participate from the Navy and Weather Bureau in the Caribbean and Atlantic, targeting a method to alter a hurricane eye energy source and convert water to ice crystals.
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Navy
Weather Bureau
U.S. East Coast
Caribbean
Atlantic
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