Probers Review Mack Finances in Channel 10 License Fight
Washington AP reports House investigators scrutinize complex financial dealings involving Richard A. Mack and others tied to Miami Channel 10 license. Harris warns of possible law violations while Whiteside denies wrongdoing. FBI probe ongoing. DOJ decisions await findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Richard A. Mack
Harris
D-Ark
Mack
Miami
Thurman A. Whiteside
Whiteside
Cowboys and Cops Round Up Runaway Chicago Cattle
In Chicago six cowboys and many police chased eight runaway cows from Sycamore to the Loop. A truck spill near Congress Street Expressway triggered the escape, and one cow was shot after causing a bike crash. Seven cows were captured after about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Near West Side
Loop
Sycamore
Congress Street
Orin Hall
Serena
Ill
Weather Update for Ohio and West Virginia
Scattered showers and mild tonight in Ohio with a low near 48. Thursday brings more showers and possible thunderstorms and cooler air by night. West Virginia experiences rain tonight with 42 to 50 degree range, cloudy Thursday, and showers or storms south. Temperatures run about 19 degrees above normal, with a warming trend into the weekend and rainfall around a half inch in Thursday and again Sunday or Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Tow
Illinois Law Blocks Leopold Parole Transfer to Puerto Rico
Illinois state law does not allow Nathan Leopold to travel to Puerto Rico on parole. Public Safety Director Joseph D. Bibb said Illinois has no parole exchange pact with Puerto Rico. Leopold, awaiting release from Stateville Prison, hoped to work as a lab technician for a mission hospital in Puerto Rico, but no such compact exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Nathan Leopold
Puerto Rico
Joseph D. Bibb
Leopold
Stateville
Bibb
U.S
Latham Castle
Commonwealth
Coroner Rules Electric Shock Cause of Death
In Fremont Ohio a 14 year old girl visiting the Hollingheads near Clyde died in a bath from electric shock. Dr W J Martin acting coroner found a short circuit due to insulation rubbed from a wire sent electricity into the tub Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ohio
James Hollinghead
Clyde
W. J. Martin
Karen Purkeypile
Hollingheads
ONeill Chairs First Cabinet Meeting Since Heart Attack
Governor C William ONeill summoned state department heads to the mansion for the first full Cabinet gathering in more than a month after his heart attack.
Don Moore Contest Winner Named In National Photo Contest
Don Moore a Messenger photographer was among winners in a national photo contest sponsored by a national ice cream store and a drive in film. His entry features Rosalee Copeland a senior at Ames Bern High School symbolizing the modern American girl. A five member judging panel included Irving Desfor Edwin C Stein Pat Candido Charles Higgins and Joseph Costa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Moore
Moore
Rosalee Copeland
Ames- Bern
Irving Desfor
Edwin C. Stein
International News
Pat Candido
New York Press Photographers Association
Charles Higgins
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Joseph Costa
King Features
National Press Photographers Association
Woman Drowns When Well Casing Fails in Batavia
Mrs Carrie Disbennett sank into twenty feet of well water after a weakened well casing collapsed Tuesday at her Batavia home, and she drowned. The incident occurred at the family residence northeast of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio
Carrie Disbennett
Here
Ohio man pleads innocent in Riverside murder case
James Black, 26, of Van Wert Ohio, pleaded not guilty in Riverside California to a charge of murdering his roommate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
James Black
van Wert
Ohio
Pineau attacks U S policy as France rejects Tunisian compromise
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau condemned U S policy in the Arab world and said Paris will not bow to a Washington backed Tunisian settlement. Tunisian President Bourguiba and Murphy held talks amid a French Algerian stance limiting any discussion to Tunisian aid to rebels. The French upper house backed a resolution linking normal relations to Algerian issues with strong parliamentary support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Christian Pineau
America
France
Tunisia
Pineau
U.S
Robert Murphy
Habib Bourguiba
Tunis
Murphy
Amory Houghton
State To Hire 2 Consultants On New Road
The Ohio Department of Highways will hire two consulting engineers to pick a route for a new four lane VA.S. 21 from Canton Massillon to Marietta. Three road sections may begin construction next year if the route fits the plan. The 115 mile Ohio segment will cost about one million dollars per mile. Pearl Masheter says planned projects on U.S. 21 around New Philadelphia Cambridge and Marietta may be tied to the consultants' overall route. The full Canton Massillon to Marietta project depends on the route chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Canton-Massillon
Marietta
Va.s. 21
Charlotte N. C
Ohio
Pearl E. Masheter
U.S. 21
New Philadelphia
Cambridge
Fangio Kidnapping Turbulence Hits Batista Regime
In Havana the abduction of world champ Juan Manuel Fangio unsettles Cuba as Fidel Castro rebels mount attacks. Police shield lightweight champion Joe Brown ahead of his bout with Orlando Echevarria to prevent sabotage amid anticipation of TV coverage and a new two million dollar arena opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Juan Manuel Fangio
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Fangio
Castro
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Orlando Echevarria
United States
Eisenhower Defies Midwest Demands on Benson Ouster
President Eisenhower praised Secretary Benson as courageous and honest at a Washington news conference. He said he will ignore calls for Benson's resignation, and touched on recession, tax cuts, unemployment trends, Nixon's role if he is disabled, a constitutional amendment, and the Mack resignation question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
Nixon
Senate Debates Postal Rate Hike Amid Wage War
Washington predicts a tight vote as the Senate weighs raising out of town letter stamps from 4 to 5 cents for three years. The plan, backed by Eisenhower, would fund postal modernization with 175 million dollars, while Neuberger argues higher rates limit family costs and warns of rising deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Post Office Committee
House
Eisenhower
Sen. Neuberger
Dore
Post Office de
Partment
Neuberger
Congress
Kyger Strikers Extend Pickets to Coal Docks
UWUA pickets at Kyger Creek power plant in Cheshire extend to Ohio River coal docks aiming to halt shipments. The plant depends on barge coal for over 10,000 tons daily with a large on hand supply. union says no barges will land, while gun reports are denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Utility Workers Union of America
Kyger Creek
Cheshire
Ohio River
Atomic Energy Commission
Pike County
UWUA
Ohio Valley Electric Corporation
Harold J. Straub
Kyger
Straub
Wage Offer Opposed by C and SOE Unions in Ohio
Nelsonville voting began as Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co unions seek 4 percent general wage hike. The negotiating committee recommends rejection and predicts near unanimous votes. A mediation session with the Federal Mediation Board is set for tomorrow in Columbus to settle before the Friday contract expiration. Local 1466 IBEW members vote in Nelsonville Columbus and Coshocton while Local 832 votes in Chillicothe. A new vote on a better offer or strike will follow. The key issue is re evaluation of the Overhead Line Crew Division last done in 1946 amid job-content changes. Most linemen in Local 1466 work in Columbus area. Local 832 covers southeastern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Federal Mediation Board
Columbus
Union 1466
IBEW
Coshocton
Chillicothe
Ohio
Public to drive school overhaul says convention
St Louis educators at the regional convention of the American Association of School Administrators argue the public bears blame for weak high schools. They say reforms depend on the public and that school boards, representing the people, control school quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
American Association of School Administrators
Jackson Man Killed In Meigs County Crash
Ralph H. Rowe of Jackson, driver for McClellan Milk Co., died when his truck overturned at Point Rock near Langsville Meigs County. Sheriff’s office reported the fatal crash with officials still on scene at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ralph H. Rowe
Jackson
McClellan Milk Co
Point Rock
Langsville
Explosion damages home in London Ohio
An explosion at the home of Mrs. Julia Shotts caused about $8,000 in damage to a two story eight room frame house and shook the nearby village of Midway on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ohio
Julia Shotts
Midway
Inquiry on Space Weather Control Sparks Senate Probe
Washington senator Bridges called for a quick inquiry by a special Senate committee into weather control from space. He cited testimony before the Senate Preparedness subcommittee suggesting weather manipulation may be achievable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sea Bridges
Senate
Bridges
Space Committee
Milk Marketing Expert Clarence Babcock Dies
Clarence J. Babcock, 63, Medina County Ohio renowned milk marketing specialist, died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital Washington DC from heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence J. Babcock
Medina County
Ohio
United States
Doctors Hospital
Headlines in The Messenger Page 12 Page 16 2-3 11 10
The readable text shows scattered page numbers and index references from The Messenger. No cohesive event or person is detailed to summarize into a distinct news item with proper entities.
Gallery Receives 1 Million Bequest in Derby Will
Columbus gallery of Fine Arts gets a 1 million dollar trust from the will of Mrs. Lillie Gill Derby who died at her home on February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Lillie Gill Derby
Citizens Rally Behind Ike for Foreign Aid Push
President Eisenhower launched a Citizens for Foreign Aid movement to back the administration plan of 3.9 billion for foreign aid. Eric Johnston and a Washington committee will build public support and push Congress to pass the aid bill after a bipartisan national gathering led by Eisenhower and Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Citizens For
Eisenhower
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Truman
Army Shifts Korean Boy After Theft At US Base
A 13 year old Korean boy was caught stealing at the US Army base in Ascom City. He was placed in a wooden packing box and flown 25 miles to Ui Jongbu before release. General Decker said he regretted the treatment and an investigation will determine appropriate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
George H. Decker
U. S
Kim Chung Nyon
8Th Army
Ascom City
Uijongbu
Army
Navy Solves Fuel Problem Delays Vanguard Launch
Navy fixes a propellant shortage that delayed a Vanguard rocket test launch at Cape Canaveral. Minor electrical troubles and balky valves remain, but officials hope to launch Vanguard before week ends to clear the way for an Army Explorer satellite mission next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Army
House Acts On Extra Farm Funds For Soil Bank
Washington The House votes to add 250 million dollars to the soil bank program increasing the annual payments to 750 million to retire surplus cropland. The measure passes 120 to 57 amid criticism that the program is unsound but lawmakers say the funds honor farmers who enrolled. An amendment limits any single participant to 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Farm Soil Bank
Soil Bank
Whitten
D-Miss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tobin
John J. Tobin, Jr
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Houston
Tex
Thomas Beil
Probers
Rogers
Justice Department
Department
FBI
Bernard Schwartz
Public Service Television, Inc
Schwartz
Stembler-Sheldon Insurance Agency
Channel 10
Ohio Five Pay
Atlanta
Boston
Cleveland
Des Moines
Fort Worth
Helena
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
New York
Omaha
Portland
Ore
San Diego
Ste. Marie
Masheter
Fieht
Hamp
Midwest
Federal Communications
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
C&soe
John Foster Dulles
Meigs County
Mason County
Athens A
LOGAN
Athens Glouster Point
Chauncey Logan
Ike
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!