Mystery Sulphur Queen Tanker Still Missing Over Atlantic
The sulphur carrying tanker Sulphur Queen with 39 crew members remains un located as searches cover 250 miles offshore from Cape Hatteras to Fort Pierce. Coast Guard planes and the cutter Sweetgum join Navy ships to probe rumors of Cuba, possible hijacking, or drift, with no definitive finding.
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New York
Cuba
Cuban
DIX
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Fort Pierce
Fla
Coast Guard
Sweetgum
Jacksonville
Norfolk
St. Augustine
USS Hoist
Havana
U.S. State Department
United States
Fidel Castro
Beaumont
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Five Major Bills Set For Hearing In Ohio
Columbus Ohio House Speaker Roger Cloud urged rapid committee action on five major administration bills including cabinet at will appointments state board of regents and revenue bond financing for industry Also proposed changes involve liquor board consolidation and Golden Age villages for non psychotic patients The Ohio Department of Liquor Control will close its monopoly liquor stores on Lincoln's birthday Tuesday.
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Roger Cloud
Logan
Cloud
General Assembly
State Board of Regents
Cabinet
Regents
Liquor Board
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Athens Delegation Seeks Month Delay On Board Action
A six man Athens County delegation led by Superintendent George Christman urged the state board of education to postpone revocation actions for at least a month. He said county boards just received the information and need to explain it to residents. board president Wayne Shaffer indicated possible agreement. The group included John Savel, Howard Woodyard, Herman Ellis, Thomas Porter, and Raymond Brooks.
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Columbus
Athens County
State Board of Education
George Christman
Christman
Wayne Shaffer
John Savel
Glouster
Howard Woodyard
Herman Ellis
Rome-Canaan
Thomas Porter
Trimble
Raymond Brooks
Waterloo
Bossa Nova Not Yet The Sole Dance Craze In Town
Ohio Dance Masters Association hosted a 150 person session featuring the Bossa Nova as a new step. Teachers noted the trend's quick pace with talk of Ay-Bo-Le from Canada while stressing the enduring popularity of the Fox Trot for many.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Dance Masters Association
Bill Deformato
New York
Canada
Skip Randall
Randall
Stees Convicted of First Degree Murder Faces Life
Gene Isaac Stees was found guilty by a 12 member jury of first degree murder for the Oct 20 slaying of his wife at a Baker Settlement farm. Prosecutors seek life in prison with mercy guidance, while attorney Joseph B. Vanity Jr. said an appeal may be filed. Third sentence notes a separate Israeli border clash about three Arabs killed near the Gaza Strip.
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Joseph B. Vanity, Jr
Gene Isaac Stees
Stees
Baker Settlement
Vanity
Tel Aviv
Israel
Gaza Strip
Five week Florida trip ends in crash death in Pomeroy
Mrs Mary Olive Thompson 67 of Logan died in a one car wreck six miles north of Pomeroy on Route 7 10 am after the right front wheel left the road The vehicle dropped five feet into a field then rolled over her Officials said icy highway contributed The Logan couple had spent five weeks in Florida en route home Mrs Thompson active with Hocking County Red Cross survived by her husband two sons Earl and Ray and her mother Isabell Francis
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Pomeroy
Florida
Logan
Mary Olive Thompson
Here
Robert Hartenbach
Arnold Service Station
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Hartenbach
Thompson
Princeton
W. Va
Hocking County
American Red Cross
Isabell Francis
Front St
Earl
Ray
Asian Flu Leapfrogs Across U S Continent
Public Health Service reports 108 city sample shows pneumonia influenza deaths above epidemic threshold for four weeks. Asian flu confirmed in Maryland Kansas Illinois District of Columbia with possible spread to Vermont Maine Delaware Virginia South Carolina Georgia. Lab tests detect antibodies and virus in throat swabs. Union leaders propose summit to resolve a 3 year dispute over streamlining that would cut over 40 000 jobs.
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Kansas
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Maryland
Illinois
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Vermont
Maine
Delaware
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Marietta College to mark 128th Founders Day
Marietta College will celebrate its 128th Founders Day with ceremonies on Thursday. Three honorary degrees will be awarded to Dr. Frank C. Laubach noted for literacy campaigns, Dr. Irving E. Muskat a 1924 graduate and University of Miami vice president for research, and Dr. E. L. Kirkpatrick emeritus sociology professor.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Frank C. Laubach
Irving E. Muskat
University of Miami
Fla
E. L. Kirkpatrick
Red China Rejects Soviet Peace Talks Demand
TOKYO report says Red China rebuffed a Soviet overture for peace talks. Beijing demands the Kremlin renounce Yugoslavia as the price, insisting there can be no reversal of its verdict against the modern revisionists of Yugoslavia.
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Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Peking People’s Daily
Voice
Chinese Communist Party
Iraq Rebels Fight Commie Holdouts
Rebels in Baghdad Basra battle Communist holdouts as they consolidate power. They displayed the dead premier Abdel Karim Kassem on television to prove his demise. Reports say processes like a drumhead court were used. U S officials in Washington assess the regime’s survival prospects. In Saigon six American advisers were injured in a grenade demonstration accident.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Baghdad
Basra
Abdel Karim Kassem
Tehran
Kuwait
Saigon
Viet Nam
Man Charged In Slaying Of Teenager
Ollie Todd, 20, a father of three, faced a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court on first degree manslaughter charges after allegedly fatally stabbing 17 year old Richard Eugene Brown at a Valentine Teen Dance. The Saturday night brawl drew about 100 people before police broke it up. Todd fled but surrendered later, claiming the knife.
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Columbus
Ollie Todd
Richard Eugene Brown
Todd
East Side
West Side
Will-Work Petitions Circulated in Ohio State Offices
AFL-CIO official claims forms asking state workers to indicate will work on Lincoln's Birthday February 12 or Washington's Birthday February 22 circulated under Gov Rhodes. Rhodes aides deny circulation and cite no cabinet discussion while officials discuss possible voluntary or directed work with overtime if required.
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Columbus
Lincoln
Washington
Afl-Cio
Robert H. Hastings
Ohio
Council 8
American Federation of State
James A. Rhodes
John M. McElroy
Rhodes
Richard L. Krabach
Weekend Vigah at New Frontier Boosts Fitness
President Kennedy and First Lady walk three times as Atty. Gen. Kennedy logs a 50 mile 17 hour trek to showcase fitness. Ethel Kennedy notes she expects twins but no medical evidence supports it. Joan Kennedy cites Kennedy back troubles in Look magazine. Roosevelt 1908 test inspires Marine officers planned for Camp Lejeune and White House staff will join Friday.
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Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel Kennedy
Ethel
Joan Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Joan
Look Magazine
John, Jr
John
White House
New Frontier
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Camp Lejeune
Press Corps
Canton Honor Guarded by 50 Mile Marching Run
Three reserve artillerymen in Canton persisted through an 18 week training trek covering 50 miles and a final 200 yard sprint to prove endurance and dedication to their unit.
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Canton
Innocent Plea in Murder Case Ties Family Tragedy
Darrell Fierce, 50, appeared in Municipal Court on a first degree murder charge for killing his brother Loran Fierce, 54, at the Wayside Inn in Buchtel near Glouster. He pled innocent and innocent by reason of insanity, was bound to the grand jury, and may be sent to Lima State Hospital for observation.
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Athens County
Harold Shields
Fierce
Messenger Newsphoto
Paul Efaw
Carl Fierce
Loran Fierce
Glouster Route 3
John Newcomb
Joseph B. Vanity Jr
Vanity
Sheriff's Office
Shields
Darrell
Loran
Vivian
Wayside Inn
North Corporation Limits
Buchtel
Horace B. Davidson
Darrell Fierce
Greens Run
Glouster
Dewitt Walker
Sam Buffington
Gem Coal Co
Lima State Hospital
Gall
Homer B. Gall, Jr
Walker
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George W. Ball
Kassem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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10Th District Court of Appeals
Dana F. Reynolds
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
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