Hocking River Fish Kill Not Too Severe Officials Say
Wildlife officials in Athens report the Hocking River fish kill from mine acids is not severe, with 1000 to 1500 gallons of acid water a minute entering from No 8 mine near Congo. Smallmouth and other fish suffer gill damage while upstream populations decline, yet mature fish may survive downriver as acidity eases with dilution.
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Hocking River
Athens
George Billy
Sur
Ohio Division of Pride
District 4
Athens County
Sunday Creek
Chauncey University
Division
Blckle
No. 8
Congo
Monday Creek
Kimberly
White's Mill Damid
Everett Ridge
Mill St. Bridge
Mark
White
Billy
Unresolved Details Snag Steel Peace
New York reports a 26-day steel strike lingers amid unresolved details as four man negotiating teams from United States Steel and United Steelworkers hold late night sessions. Arthur Goldberg indicated drafting progress while no formal contract terms yet agreed as oral understandings dated two days prior remain to be written.
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New York
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers of America
Arthur Goldberg
Prosecutor Says Hodge Shielding Someone in Indictments
Springfield area prosecutor outlines 46 indictments tied to state funds missing through fraudulent warrants. The statement alleges Hodge could be shielding Epping or Hintz, or another unknown individual, as the investigation expands.
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Springfield
Coutralion
Oneville E. Hodge
Illinois
Republican ‘Auditor
Hodge
George P. Dillon
Sangamon County
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Edward “Epping
South‘moor Bank and Trust Co
Edward A. Hints
Coutalon
Epping
Hintz
21 Children Support Blackie in Grand Rapids Court
Twenty one children waited through hours of courtroom procedure to testify about Blackie a four year old cocker spaniel charged with biting a neighbor girl. The case was brought by Mr and Mrs James C Shuster with their daughter Lynn as the bite victim.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Ward J. Burleson
Blackie
Ivan G. Kasper
James C. Shuster
Lynn
Kaspers
O Neill Picnic Draws Big Crowd in Lima Campaign Rally
In Lima at the Huron County fairgrounds William ONeill, Republican candidate for governor, addressed about 1200 attendees at his seventh campaign picnic. Attorney General ONeill reviewed the platform on highways education mental aid and conservation. Rep. A D Baumhart introduced him and other state officer candidates were briefly presented. A notable feature was a large group of photographers capturing visitors.
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Norwalk
Marine Case Nears Close
The government nears completion of its case against Marine Sgt. Matthew C. McKeen over the death march of recruit Pla. The proceedings are expected to conclude today at Parrid Island.
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Parrid Island
8. C
Matthew C. McKeen
Pla
Worcester man died in fall in Ribbon Creek incident
A 31 year old Worcester man identified as McKeen died when he fell from a car during a march along the Ribbon Creek marsh on the Stow road last April 8. A court martial panel heard testimony that an army platoon may have caused the accident while a second worker, William Hearn, 39, was found under the vehicle after it struck the marsh.
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McKeen
Worcester, Mass
Akron
Thatlay
Ribbon Creek Marsh
Stow Road
Bere
Reus Otere
Auto Kills
Keen
Cincinnati
Kile
William Hearn
Hearn
Power Company Seeks Slight Rate Increase Across Rural Ohio
The Midland Light and Power Co and Pennsylvania Railroad Co defended plans before the State Utilities Commission to raise rates for rural subscribers in eight central Ohio counties including Fairfield Franklin Hocking Licking Madison Pickaway Ross. Stark County commissioners complained about a dangerous crossing on 16th Street Perry Township and urged replacements. the rail line proposed an automatic bell system while some officials called the increase too broad for residential and commercial users.
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Columbus
O. Inother
Pennsyla Midland Light & Power Co
Ivania Railroad Co
Massillon
Ohio
Stark County
TE. Calkers
Commiss ‘Company
16Th Street
Perry
Fairfield
Franklin
Hocking
Madson
Pickaway
Countel Union
Two Drownings Hit Pulley Family in Marion Lake Tragedy
In Marion Illinois KP Lake near Marion claimed two more Pulley youths. Robert 16 and Wesley 12 drowned while swimming. The family’s prior losses include father Guy killed at work and brother Charles killed in a separate car crash. Surviving mother and nine siblings.
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Marion
Pulley
Robert Pulley
Wesley
Guy
Ilinois
Charles
Brick Breaks Office Front in Steubenville Strike
A brick shattered a large plate glass window at the Smithfield exchange of the Consolidated Telephone Co in Steubenville Ohio. Two supervisors James Dunn and Leyton Roan from Celina were on emergency duty. The Communication Workers of America strike backs union contract demands. leaders condemn violence and destruction.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Smithfield
Een Consolidated Telephone "Co
James Dunn
Leyton Roan
Celina
Communication Workers of America
Classified Ad Teems With Calls for Nel sonville Listing
Ad promotes a SIMMONS YOUTH BED in excellent condition priced at $17.80. Call to place more ads, noting strong call volume from Nelsonville and a quick insertion process.
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Simmons
Call
Esterday
Nelsonville
Ad copy service claims quick, result-driven writing
A specialist ad-aker promotes fast, outcome-focused advertising copy. The service promises persuasive headlines and messages designed to boost response rates for various campaigns.
Court Decision Allows New State Beer Permits
Ohio's Liquor Department expects hundreds of new beer and wine carryout permits after Franklin County Court upheld the department's new freeze regulation. Judge George B. Marshall delayed the regulation's start, allowing issuance of permits once applicants meet requirements.
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Columbus
State’ Liquor Department
Ohio
Franklin
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Ates
William 2. Bryant
Common Pleas
George B. Marshall
Marshall
Liquor Board
Franklin County
Ohio Supreme Court
Jet Crashes in New Castle Levels Building
An Air Force training jet crashed into a grocery and apartment building in New Castle injuring nearby residents. The two crewmen bailed out with minor injuries, while Mrs. Sylvester Bockum was hospitalized for shock. Police say mechanical trouble caused the crash as the plane ran out of fuel while approaching the Pittsburgh area.
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New Castle
Air Force
Sylvester Bockum
Aller |Shotzbarger
Greater Pittsburgh
New
Crude Oil Production Up in Week Ending July 20
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly rise in gross crude oil and lease condensate production by 26,850 barrels. Southeast output increased 4100 barrels, while Ohio rose by 100 barrels from the prior week.
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New York
The
America Petroleum Institute
Southeast
Ohio
Airline Gets OK To Stop At Portsmouth
A CAB examiner recommended a temporary permit for Lake Central Airlines to stop at Portsmouth on its Cincinnati to Columbus route. The stop would connect Portsmouth by air to the East West and North and could last until a Great Lakes local air service proceeding is settled or three years. The final decision rests with CAB approval.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
John A. Cannon
Lake Central Airlines
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Ohio Mayor In Conference With De Sapio
Cleveland Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze agreed to a conference with Carmine G. De Sapio, Tamny Hall leader aiding Gov. Harriman’s campaign. Talks followed earlier discussions in New York and Chicago as Celebrezze supported Gov. Lausche’s delegate slate.
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Cleveland
Averell Harriman
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Carmine G. de Sapio
Tammany Hall
New York
Chicago
Celebrezze
de Sapio
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Ventriloquist Hopes 15 Day Cross Stay in Mexico
Ta Tagore a 2. vy year old ventriloquist from Villa Gomez Chihuahua remains strapped to a cross in a small rented room near a crowd. He says he will endure 15 days on the cross to raise money for a Catholic church donation.
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Reynosa
Mexico
Tagore
Villagore
Gomez
Chihuahua
Irenio Garcia Car
Gauda
Two Ocean Liners collide in fog and sink off Nantucket
Two massive ocean liners the Andrea Doria and the Stockholm collided in Atlantic fog near Nantucket late Wednesday night. The Doria sank by 10:55 am after hours of rescue operations. three people died and hundreds were injured or saved by nearby ships.
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New York
Andrea Doria
Nantucket Island
Mass
Stockholm
Aay
Coast Guard
Andrea Doriak
Piero Calamari
New
Congress Strives For Friday Adjournment Amid Heavy Bills
Congress pushed toward final adjournment with major items including a 3.17 billion foreign aid package, a Social Security reform bill for disabled workers and early retirement for women, an omnibus housing proposal, and a 2.315 billion second supplemental appropriation for the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Washington
Beni Sth Congress
Firavel
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Nixon Remains Choice Of GOP in Poll
An Associated Press poll shows Nixon as the preferred Republican running mate among GOP governors state chairmen and national committeemen across the country. Stassen campaigns continue with hints of potential public polling results on vice presidential options, while Herter remains praised by some notables.
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Washington
Vice
Christian A. Herter
Harde Jent
Nixon
Eisen
Herter
Fers
Associated Press
Hower
Harold E. Pect
Stassen
Massachusetts
Lassen
Eisenhower
Tomest
Ses
Steel Strike Ends Sought in New York Meeting
United Steel Workers Wage Policy Committee members from across the nation meet in New York amid optimism a 26 day steel strike will end. In Columbus seven youths, 7 to 12, remanded to parents as they face Juvenile Court for rocks and other acts on railroad tracks near a lightweight train.
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Associa EU
United Steelworkers
New York
Washington
Pote
Arthur Miller
House Committee On UN
Ings
Miller
Congress
Justice Department
Britain
Marilyn Monroe
Communist Party
Columbus
Red Front
C. J. McDonald
Juvenile Bureau
New York Central
Government committee cites Post Office let trucks from Twin Coach
The government operations committee accuses the Post Office Department of floating legal procedures in purchasing Twin Coach Co trucks of Kent Ohio. It finds affinity for Twin Coach products but no sign of culpable conduct by any specific person.
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U—P
Post Office Department
Twin Coach Co
Kent
Ohio
Departu
Twin Coach
Ohio Coal Mine Deaths Sparse in First Half 1956
The Bur of Mines reported 233 men killed in coal mine accidents nationwide in the first half of 1956, with only one death in Ohio.
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Washington
Ohio
Burof
DiSalle opposes state income tax for Ohio
Democratic governor candidate Michael V. DiSalle says Ohio can operate without new taxes for the next two years and opposes a state income tax. He argues cities using income tax should not lose funds and warns state income tax could bar local levies. Also notes a married couple marks 73 years of wedding anniversary in Akron.
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DiSalle
Akron
Ohio
Thomi Wee
el Ni
Dior Shocks Designers With New Magnet Line
Paris reports Dior unveils a bold magnet line pushing silhouettes with emphasized bust and hips. The collection features longer hemlines and wider skirts, provoking gasps as observers react to dramatic changes in the designer's signature look.
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Dior
Paris
Caistian Dior
Athens
Shauncey
Omics
Spolis
Setmonster
Iors McArthur
Ielsonville
Point Pleasant
Vomeroy
Middleport
Laanomen
Weists
Rial Ballon
Usless
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Epton
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Eptons
Terry
Dale
Jeffrey
Andrea Dori
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