Goldfine Defends Gifts To Adams Aide in Washington
Bernard Goldfine denied any impropriety in his gift laden ties to presidential aide Sherman Adams. He said his family has received more from the Adams family than it has given and rejected charges that Adams used federal favors for him.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams
Boston
Aslies
Eisenhower
Goldfine
Gov. Adams
House
Ling
Congress
2 U. S. Consuls Missing in Cuba
U S consuls in Cuba fail to report after entering eastern hills to seek release of kidnaped nationals. Havana warns rebels may hold diplomats as 47 Americans and 3 Canadians were seized. U S vows no intervention or ransom.
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Havana
Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Park Wollam
Santiago
Moa
Robert Wiecha
Guantanamo Bay
U.S. Naval Station
Guantanamo
Dulles
Washington
United States
U. S
Heat and humidity grip eastern half of nation
Extended warm humid weather covers most areas east of the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast with no relief in sight. The muggy pattern stems from a steady flow of warm moist air from the Gulf of Mexico. Temperatures at midnight reached 79 in Burlington Vermont and Lebanon New Hampshire, two degrees above normal.
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Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Burlington
Lebanon
N. H
Electrocuted Toddler John Huntley Dies at Home
Two year old John Robert Huntley died after touching a live electric drill left running on a garage floor. Survived by a seven month brother, paternal grandparents Hiram Huntley of New Plymouth, and maternal grandparents Walter Peters of New Plymouth. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Wrightsel Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd Evans officiating. Burial in Elk Cemetery.
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Wrightsel
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Elk Cemetery
Want Ads Promise Quick Cash For Anything
Classified note urges selling items via a low cost Messenger Want Ad. Call 31242 to speak with an Ad-Taker who helps prepare the ad. The message emphasizes cash sales and ease of placing ads.
West Virginia Weather Warm With Thunder Possible
Fair tonight with a low in the teens east and near 70 in the west. Thursday mostly fair and warm with a chance of afternoon thunder showers in the north. Ohio forecast shows partly cloudy, warm nights, highs around 86 to 90, with a five day outlook of cooler weekend and scattered thundershowers spreading from northern Ohio to the state. Rainfall expected one half to one inch.
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West Virginia
Ohlo
Ohio
Albany
Atlanta
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Escae
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Portland
St. Louis
San Diego
Beattie
Washington, Clear
Cleveland Rubber Workers Avoid Midnight Strike
An 8 cent hourly pay raise for 33 000 Goodyear and Goodrich rubber workers ended a strike threat hours before the deadline. Effective with the June 30 pay period, Goodyear straight time averages 2.60 per hour and Goodrich 2.59 per hour. Pension and insurance negotiations are deferred until the two year contract ends next April 15.
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Cleveland
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodyear
Goodrich
United Rubber Workers
International
L. S. Buckmaster
Strikers Bound Over in Ohio Plastics Shooting Case
Five Johnson Plastics Co. pickets in Geauga County Ohio were bound over to the grand jury on a charge of shooting at two county sheriff's deputies. Bond stayed at five thousand dollars for each defendant.
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Chardon
Ohio
Johnson Plastics Co
Geauga County Grand Jury
Ohio Highway Land Buy pamphlets explain land acquisition
The Ohio Department of Highways is issuing 50 000 pamphlets in brown ink on buff paper outlining why new routes are needed how locations are chosen when project details are announced how compensation is determined and what happens if owner rejects offers The pamphlets endorse Gov William O Neill and describe three appraisers valuing land based on market value for highway relocations.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Eisenhower accuses Soviet bloc of disrupting summit talks
President Eisenhower charges the Soviet Union with breaking up diplomatic preparations for a summit. He sent a letter to Nikita Khrushchev asserting Moscow hindered negotiations, while Britain and France voiced similar messages urging serious East West discussion and noting Khrushchev's June 11 charges. The White House released Eisenhower's letter as Western powers pressed for progress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
France
Khrushchev
White House
Moscow
U. S
Foreign Office
Lebanon Leader Warns Rebels May Strike Tripoli Again
President Camille Chamoun said Lebanese rebels under Syrian command could launch a strong attack on northern Tripoli at any moment but would collapse if both this strike and a southeast assault on Beirut were beaten. Government jets and artillery repelled the southeast attack toward Beirut International Airport as Druze tribesmen were said to be linking with Saeb Salam’s forces.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Tripoli
Chamoun
Saeb Salam
House Blasted In Georgia
A Negro frame dwelling on the edge of a white area in Columbus Georgia was blasted at 12 30 a m. Five people escaped harm including Mrs Essie Mae Ellison an Army sergeant his wife and their two children. Explosive likely dynamite shattered all windows in the home and nearby residences. Ellison had purchased the house from a white owner in April and moved in a month ago.
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Columbus
C. R. Adair
Essie Mae Ellison
Chairman Appointed to OSVWC by Kentucky Health Chief
Dr. Russell E. Teague, Kentucky state health commissioner, is named the new chair of the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission, directing regional river health and sanitation efforts.
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Cincinnati
Russell E. Teague
Kentucky
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Senate Probes Genovese and Scalish in Apalachin link
Senate investigators summoned New York mobster Vito Genovese and Cleveland businessman John Scalish amid probe of a national crime syndicate conspiracy tied to the Apalachin conference. The Rackets Committee chairman labeled Genovese a top gangster and noted Scalish’s earlier legal trouble. Montana testified he attended by coincidence to seek car repair, accompanied by reputed hoodlum Magadino.
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Washington
New York
Vito Genovese
Cleveland
John Scalish
Senate
Upstate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Rackets Committee
Genovese
McEmdaes
Robert F. Kennedy
Sealish
Buckeye Cigarette Co
Montana
Olay
Anthony Magadino
Kennedy
Mafia Crime Syndicate
Senate Rackets Committee
Edgar Cresswell
Reluctant Scholar Sails From Bomb Testing Area
pacifist anthropologist Earle L. Reynolds sailed into the prohibited Pacific nuclear test zone aboard the 50 foot yacht Phoenix and was arrested by Coast Guard near Kwajalein for violating Atomic Energy Commission rules. Reynolds and four others aboard faced charges after warnings were ignored.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Coast Guard
Planetree
Earle L. Reynolds
Phoenix
mid-Pacific
Kwajalein
Reynolds
Reynold
Barbara
Jessica
Tex
Nick Mikami
Hiroshima
Japan
Pacific Military
AEC
Ohio Starts 1959 With Uncommitted Cash Balance
Columbus reports Ohio opened its 1959 bookkeeping year with an uncommitted cash balance of 38.16 million dollars, about 1.5 times the 25 million dollar balance Gov. C. William O'Neill had predicted before final figures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oldest Marietta College alumnus dies in California
Marietta College mourns the death of 97 year old Douglas Putnam the institution’s oldest alumnus He died at his Pasadena California home Monday night Putnam graduated from the college in 1881 and had been in poor health, friends said
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Marietta
Marietta College
Douglas Putnam
Pasadena
Calif
Putnam
Bus Fire En Route to Ft Hayes Injures No One
A chartered bus carrying 41 Belmont County draftees caught fire Tuesday while traveling from Zanesville to Ft Hayes in Columbus. No injuries were reported and the group continued by other means.
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Zanesville
Belmont County
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Meigs County fair plans forming amid TB tests
Reports from The Messenger indicate developing plans for the Meigs County Fair as TB patient testing and health measures are discussed. Local events and community groups coordinate schedules across Glouster and Chauncey with ongoing meetings in Athens and Nelsonville.
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Meigs County Fair
Glouster Kiwanis
Lorain
OU Board OF Trustees
Athens
Glouster
Oen Point Pi Chauncey
Logan
Teen Ae — MO Ouoee
Os Ans O'S Tt
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
George Gross Acquitted After Manslaughter Trial
George Gross a 42 year old of Albany Route 2 was acquitted today by a three judge panel in the first degree manslaughter case over the February 14 shooting of Eugene Hayes 32 of Columbus. Gross testified in his own defense after taking the stand yesterday. The incident occurred on a township road south of Athens.
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George Gross
Albany
Eugene Hayes
Columbus
Atomic experts meet for second session on detecting nuclear tests
Geneva hosts the eight nation conference as scientists from both blocs continue technical talks on detecting nuclear explosions. Dr. James Fisk and Yevgeniy Fedorov lead teams and aim to review methods and plan a worldwide warning network.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
James B. Fisk
Yevgeniy K. Fedorov
Fisk
Fedorov
Eisenhower Snell Locks Dedication Marks Seaway Milestone
Massena New York dedicates the Eisenhower and Snell Locks on the St. Lawrence Seaway. The locks end the Long Sault Canal and allow ship passage past the Long Sault Dam. The project, a US Canada venture, links the Atlantic to the Great Lakes via Toledo Ohio. Rep. Clarence E. Kilburn notes Snell introduced the first Seaway bill in 1917.
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St. Lawrence River
Massena
N.Y
St. Lawrence
N. Y
St. Lawrence Seaway
Eisenhower
House
Bertrand H. Snell
Snell
Long Sault Canal
St. Lawrence Power Project
Long Sault Dam
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Toledo
Ohio
Clarence E. Kilburn
RNY
Snell Lock
Potsdam
Picket Lines Beset Kroger Markets in Cincinnati Strike
Picket lines are to surround Kroger Co. 77 markets in Greater Cincinnati as 909 members of the International Association of Machinists strike. The walkout began Tuesday after wage talks stalled. no new negotiations are scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Co
International Association of Machinists
Trade Unions Reach 3-Year, 37-Cent Package in Cleveland
The major building trades unions agree to a three year contract at 37 cents per hour, ending a seven week work stoppage in Cleveland construction. The settlement followed months of bargaining and covers key craft unions in the area.
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Cleveland
Hawaii Statehood Hopes Rise After Alaska Action
Congressional observers see Hawaii statehood possible next year but not this session. Senate Democrats tie further action to House passage, while House leaders expect a July 9 vote at latest. Delegate Burns remains cautiously optimistic about timing.
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Washington
Hawai Statehood
Congress
Alaska
Senate
Hawaii
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
House
Leo O'Brien
Tories
House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
O’brien
John A. Burns
Dhagan
Eisenhower blasts House cut of foreign aid as risky
President Eisenhower accused the House Appropriations Committee of endangering national security by cutting nearly 600 million dollars from foreign aid. He urged Congress to restore mutual security funding, warning reductions would threaten freedom worldwide and bolster Communist imperialists. He urged cooperation with allies and pledged to defend American security.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Free World
Congress
Solons Aim At Aug 2
Washington Senator Styles Bridges said Republicans would like Congress to wind up and go home by August 2. Senator Mike Mansfield warned it may close then unless major legislation clears. The Senate has yet to take up reciprocal trade, reorganization, defense, foreign aid, housing, and farm bills. the House still must act on replacing the omnibus farm measure.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
House
Sleepy Guard Fired At Marion Institution
Otis W. Britton, guard at the Marion Correctional Institution, was fired after sleeping on duty. He was suspended 10 days on June 1 and 30 days on June 21 for the same offense, before discharge on June 28. Lamoyne Green, superintendent, reported to the State Civil Service Commission on Tuesday.
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Columbus
Otis W. Britton
Marion Correctional Institution
Lamoyne Green
State Civil Service Commission
Britton
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Chance
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Rockefeller Plaza
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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