Amesville Plan Killed When Truck Hits Tree
A pickup truck crash on Route 50 A at Dividing Ridge Hill killed driver Raymond MecColley 26 of Amesville and injured two passengers Henry Brown 23 and Eugene Balch 23. MecColley died on scene from a fractured skull and chest puncture. Brown suffered multiple injuries, listed in critical then poor condition. Balch treated for wrist injuries and head lacerations. McColley lost control on loose gravel. vehicle struck embankment and tree base. Lifelong Athens County resident MecColley survived by parents and several siblings. Funeral services set for Friday. burial in Hilltop Cemetery, Millfield.
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Amesville
Route 50
Dividing Ridge
Messenger Newsphoto
Dividing Ridge Hill
Raymond Albert MecColley
State Highway Patrol
Henry Brown
Millfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Eugene Balch
McColley
Athens County
Volley McColley
David
Galion
James
John
Robert
Arthur
Groveport
Charles
Columbus
Flora Conkey
Eva Jane Markins
Corning
Goldie Keirns
Verna Mae Rutter
Sterling
Hughes Funeral Home
Herman Mengus
Hilltop Cemetery
New Voice for NASA Center Public Affairs
Paul Haney will replace John Powers as the Manned Spacecraft Center public affairs chief on Sept. 1. Powers is reassigned as an assistant to Robert Gilruth while Haney takes over the role, described as a softer voice after Powers’ controversial tenure. Haney, 39, is married with four children.
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Washington
U.S
Paul Haney
John A. Powers
Mercury Control
AOK
Robert Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Powers
Shorty
Gilruth
Haney
Center
Cubans Form Anti Castro Organization
Miami exiles announce the Free Cuba Patriotic Movement led by Dr. Carlos Marquez Sterling to mobilize all Cubans over 16 in a liberation war against Castro. The group promises punishment for slackers and calls for broad civic service.
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Miami
Fla
Carlos Marquez Sterling
Cuba
Free Cuba Patriotic Movement
Marietta Youth Dies After Car Struck Mailbox
Daniel E. Stickley 17 died after a car he was in hit a mailbox on U S 50 A and plunged over a Newport embankment east of Marietta on Tuesday.
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Marietta
U.S. 50A
Newport
Here
Daniel E. Stickley
Amendment Sets Ceiling for War Damage Bill Claims
Rep. Wayne Hays says the House will back a compromise amendment capping all claims at 25000 and barring lobbyist fees in the 73 million Philippines war damage bill. He led a conference panel and warned against choosing the alternative that benefits big claimants and their lobbyist allies. In Pittsburgh, union and dairy negotiators recessed after a marathon three day milk strike talks session failed to break the impasse.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Ohio
House
Philippines
Hays
Senate House
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
U S Delegation to Moscow for Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Signing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will lead a bipartisan group to Moscow for the formal signing of the nuclear test ban treaty. Senators Fulbright Humphrey Pastore Saltonstall Aiken will attend. Dirksen and Hickenlooper are not on the list as they opt not to participate in the signing.
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Dean Rusk
Moscow
White House
J. W
B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
Red Chinese threaten new Asian conflict amid Korea flare
An AP dispatch reports signs that Red China may push for renewed war in Korea and Southeast Asia amid Sino Soviet West tensions. U S military leaders monitor North Korean incursions as 50,000 American troops and allied forces stand ready in Korea and nearby areas. Bon Germany visit by McNamara noted along with Mobile wage tax approval.
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Khrushchev
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Korea
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India
Moscow
Red China
Pyongyang
National Liberation Movement
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U.S
Pentagon
North Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Demilitarized Zone
38Th Parallel
United States
U. S. 8Th Army
Okinawa
Japan
Philippines
Formosa
7Th Fleet
Civil Rights Leaders Seek Add to Civil Rights Package
Civil rights leaders urge the House Judiciary Committee to add a fair employment practices bill to the administration package. Chairman Emanuel Celler signals he will consider the measure, with votes uncertain. King is expected to testify later, delaying action. AEPBCP bill advanced by Education and Labor but blocked by Rules Committee.
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House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House
Celler
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mitchell
House Education and Labor Committee
House Rules Committee
Ward L Unconscious As Jury Gets Case
A jury at the Old Bailey retires to consider its verdict on lurid vice charges against Dr. Stephen Ward while Ward lies unconscious in hospital from a drug overdose. Justice Sir Archie Marshall will not sentence Ward, if convicted, until he is well enough to be present as he remains in a coma hours after admission.
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London
Old Bailey Court
Stephen Ward
Archie Marshall
Ward
Barracks City planned for Skopje quake survivors
Yugoslav officials rush to establish a shelters only area for Skopje survivors as demolition continues and typhus fears ease. More than half of Skopje’s 270,000 residents moved, with nearly 1,000 deaths recorded six days after the quake.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Fate Of Bill Uncertain In Senate Water Projects
The $609.547 million water projects authorization bill cleared the Senate by voice vote and moved to the House. It includes a $47 million increase for Ohio River basin projects. The Senate opposed sending the bill back to committee for major cuts by 64 to 25. Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio supported the motion. Senator Frank Lausche did not vote and was paired.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Frank J. Lausche
Lancaster Man Indicted for Murders
Lancaster slate. Four indictments return in Fairfield County murders and assault. Frederick William Spears, 26, faces three first degree murder charges for the deaths of Virginia Wagner and Mona Eckard and an abduction count in Wagner case. A third indictment includes burglary of an inhabited dwelling and assault with a deadly weapon tied to a June home break and attack on a mother of four.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County
Frederick William Spears
Virginia Wagner
Mona Eckard
Wagner
Spears
Inflation Clashes With Prices Seen Keeping Reins Tight
New government data show June cost of living at a record 106.6 percent driven by sugar costs as business leaders note a modest uptick in prices. They caution this does not signal a new inflationary trend though some sectors have raised prices.
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Darden Chambliss
AP Business News
NEW York
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