Philip Zenner 63 Dies After Golf in Rye N Y
Philip M. Zenner 63 president of Royal McBee Corp and Athens native died suddenly after a heart attack following 18 holes of golf at Blind Brook Country Club Rye N Y He joined The McBee Co in 1931 rose to president after a 1954 merger He served as director of several companies and was Yale graduate survived by wife Juliette Boyd Funeral set for 2 p m Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church Greenwich Conn
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Royal McBee Corp
Athens
Blind Brook Country Club
Rye
N. Y
Henry Zenner
The
McBee Co
New York City
McBee
D. Roe Zenner
Royal Typewriter Co
New Corporation
Zenner
Union Hardware Co
Royal Precision Corp
New York
Royal McBee Nederland
Visible Writing Machine Co., Ltd
London
England
Yale University
Ohio University
North Atlantic
Huntington
W. Va
Greenwich, Conn
First Presbyterian Church
TV Awards Set Tonight
Hollywood reports a streamlined Emmy award presentation airing at 10 p.m. EDT on NBC-TV. The 12th annual ceremony moves to home viewing with no studio audience and 22 awards, down from 42, hosted by Fred Astaire and Arthur Godfrey.
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Hollywood
Nbc-Tv
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Fred Astaire
Arthur Godfrey
Glouster Man Bound for Grand Jury After Knife Attack
Billy Joe Phillips of Glouster was bound over to the grand jury on charges of cutting with intent to kill and resisting arrest with a bond set at 1500 dollars. He faced intoxication and disturbing the peace fines and was held by Athens County jail authorities after allegedly stabbing Patrolman Paul McAllister with a pocket knife, causing three wounds requiring 16 stitches.
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Billy Joe Phillips
Glouster
Thomas Williams Jr
Phillips
Charles Beshara
High St
McAllister
John Greenlees
Six Teachers Hired By York Board
The York school board announced the hiring of six teachers for the new term. Details on names and assignments are listed in the board meeting report.
Japan conservatives revolt as Kishi battles US treaty
Premier Nobusuke Kishi faces a split within his Liberal Democratic Party as four factional leaders push to delay the US Japan security pact and appeal to the U S Senate while Socialist opposition, Sohyo strikes, and Zengakuren protests intensify pressure on his government. The treaty was ratified at midnight despite ongoing demonstrations and violence.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
United States
Kishi
Liberal Democrats
Sohyo Labor Federation
Zengakuren Student Federation
Athens County Pair Quizzed By Police
Athens County couple Fisk and Bryan were arrested in Lancaster after riding a stolen car containing a revolver and dynamite. Police say they will be questioned about auto thefts, burglaries, an attempted bombing, and other incidents across four Southeastern Ohio counties.
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Athens
Lancaster
Ohio
Junior A. Fisk
Nelsonville
Helen Marie Bryan
Dorr Run
E. Main St
Marietta
Flaveon Rugg
Charles Zollars
Fisk
Miss Bryan
Jacksonville
Sayre
Buchtel
Washington County
Logan
Hocking County
A. J. Waldron
Greendale
Hocking
Waldron
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Congressman Elliott Fatal Self-Inflicted Death in Pennsylvania
Rep. Douglas H. Elliott of Pennsylvania, 39, died from carbon monoxide poisoning in his car near a lake cabin in Chambersburg. A passerby found his body with a deer skin over the head and exhaust pipe end. Coroner Mayes ruled it self administered. Rep. Van Zandt called him a bright young Republican.
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Chambersburg
Douglas H. Elliott
R-Pa
Richard Simpson
Pennsylvania
John P. Mayes
James E. van Zandt
Elliott
Democrats Debate Revenue Revisions in Senate Action
A sequence of proposed tax changes awaited Senate action to raise revenue. Democratic sponsors urged amendments to repeal the 4 percent dividend tax credit, require withholding on dividend income, cut oil and gas depletion, and limit entertainment deductions as part of bills extending wartime tax rates and a 293 billion dollar debt limit to July 1, 1961.
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Washington
Senate
House
Castro Says Cuba To Keep Hands Off Base
Raul Castro declared Cuba will take no action against the U S Guantanamo naval base in eastern Cuba. He said the base is obsolete and aggression will not come from Cuba while praising the Cuban revolution and denouncing American imperialism. In Beirut, Sami Solh lost in Lebanon’s parliamentary second round.
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Cuba
Havana
Raul Castro
U. S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo
United States
Beirut
Lebanon
Sami Solh
Airlines face pilot protests limit operations in New York
Eastern Air Lines pilots resume work at key hubs but schedules remain crippled in New York and Miami. Pan Am reports 115 pilots calling in sick as unrest over FAA inspector seating disrupts jet operations. National Airlines faces a Tuesday midnight strike threat over wages and conditions.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Eastern
Boston
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chicago
Miami
PAN AM
Federal Aviation Agency
National
Air Line Pilots Assn
Blaze interrupts firemen at the New Dolphin
Honiton England WW volunteer Eddie Marks was drinking at the New Dolphin hotel bar when the fire siren rang. He ran half a mile to the station only to find the engine already dispatched to the hotel kitchen blaze. The fire was minor.
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Honiton
England
Eddie Marks
New Dolphin
Marks
Eisenhower pledges wise use of U S aid in Korea
President Eisenhower wraps up a Far Eastern tour in Seoul after bypassing Japan amid riots. South Korea's reform government pledges to guard hundreds of millions in U S aid, with Prime Minister Huh Chung promising honest, efficient use for the Korean people. He urged Korea to strengthen democracy with a free press and education as he vowed continued U S economic aid against any Red aggression. Speaker Kwak Sang-hoon lauded the president as a symbol of peace.
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China
Eisenhower
Defense Ministry
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
America
Seoul
South Korea
Honolulu
Japan
United States
Huh Chung
Syngman Rhee
Korean National Assembly
Kwak Sang-hoon
Typhoid Epidemic Kills 24 in East Germany
West reports say a typhoid outbreak in Communist East Germany has claimed 24 lives. Officials caution that figures may rise as health authorities trace new cases.
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Berlin
East Germany
Ike Returns to Hawaii Aloha Welcome Planned
President Eisenhower arrives in Hawaii after a Far East goodwill tour. Officials expect a large turnout as residents greet him on U S soil. Gov. Quinn declares a half day holiday from 11 a m to 3 p m and urges businesses to close or run skeleton crews for the event.
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Honolulu
Eisenhower
Hawaii
U. S
Far East
Mid- Pacific
William F. Quinn
Quinn
Skelton
United States
Advice To Gardeners From Rep Hiestand
Washington Congressman Edgar W. Hiestand of California urges amateur gardeners to reuse empty seed packets as storage for harvested crops. The tip emphasizes frugality and practical reuse in home gardening.
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Washington
Edgar W. Hiestand
Calif
Paul Lewis Elected New Commander in Eighth District
Paul Lewis of Athens K T Crossen Post was elected commander of the Eighth District of the American Legion at a Middleport convention hosted by Feeney Bennet Post 128. Henry Clatworthy of Middleport was named district president, with C K McKinstry and Nolan Mace of Athens chosen as vice commander and treasurer respectively. Athens also took first in district past activities.
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Paul Lewis
Athens
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Middleport
Feeney-Bennett
Henry Clatworthy
C. K. McKinstry
Nolan Mace
Trial Begins for Leo Cafferata in City Contract Case
Cincinnati Leo Cafferata, a retired city official, goes to trial today on charges he accepted a commission tied to a city contract during his employment. Buckeye Girls State petitions start for candidates seeking state and city posts. Primary elections will nominate Nationalist and Federalist candidates with general elections to follow. More than 35 000 attend the Swiss Cheese Festival in Middlefield. A three alarm fire damages Central Ohio Paper Co. building in Columbus. Theodore Peabody's body recovered in Lake Erie after drowning. Ohio toll: six drownings and eight fatal crashes on weekend roads. Yuba Power Products of Cincinnati to buy More-Hoe Corp. of Portland Ore. Five day forecast near normal with showers Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Leo Cafferata
Columbus
Buckeye Girls’ State
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