Sheriff Seeks Bomb Partner in Lazy-D Tavern Plot
Hocking County Sheriff A J Waldron seeks the man who allegedly hired Junior A Fiske to dynamite the Lazy-D Tavern near Green dale on June 4. Fiske, 28, of Nelsonville, admitted the failed dynamite attempt during interrogation at London Prison Farm and named his employer. Waldron planned to identify the claimant tonight or tomorrow.
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A. J. Waldron
Junior A. Fiske
Nelsonville
Greendale
Fiske
Fairfield County
London Prison Farm
Waldron
Athens
Lancaster
Helen Marie Bryan
Dorr Run
Lancaster Municipal Court
Miss Bryan
London
Ned Webb
Paul Wingrove
S. W. Morrison
New Straitsville
Webb
Athens County
Harold Shields
Columbus
Sayre
Buchtel
Four Ships Aid Tanker in Atlantic Rescue Efforts
A crippled oil tanker the SS George McDonald lay waterlogged and partially submerged 100 miles east southeast of Charleston as four vessels rushed to assist. The Sinclaire Oil Co. ship had its captain and two crewmen aboard while a destroyer rescued 12 crewmen and the remaining 28 were saved Monday night.
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George McDonald
Charleston
S.C
Sinclair Oil Co
Traffic death toll seen for July Fourth weekend
The National Safety Council predicted about 370 traffic deaths and as many as 13 900 disabling injuries nationwide during the three day Fourth of July weekend ending Monday.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Eisenhower signals shortage of foreign tours in last months
White House remarks show President Eisenhower expects few more trips in his final seven months but defends personal diplomacy as boosting free world unity. Congress split over value of travels while he hails Japan pact as a defeat for communism and rejects self-blame for Tokyo riots.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Japan
Tokyo
United States
America
le William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
John Sparkman
D-Ala
West ends Geneva talks as Soviet bloc walkout stands
Western powers formally ended the collapsed Geneva disarmament conference after a walkout by Soviet delegates led by Valerian Zorin. The five Western delegations sent records to the U.N. Security Council and General Assembly while Naszkowski defended his actions and accused the West of unlawfully circulating documents. The Soviet Union later asked the U.N. to place disarmament on the 1960 General Assembly agenda opening Sept. 20.
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General Assembly
Valerian Zorin
Naszkowski
U. N. Secretariat
Soviet Union
U.N
Favorite Sons Hold Trip Kennedy Huddle
Four governors meet in Montana as 200000 voters in North Dakota cast ballots for a new senator. The favorite sons Meyner Loveless Brown Docking could keep Kennedy from first ballot victory while North Dakota voters pick between Gov. John E. Davis and Rep. Quentin Burdick for the Senate seat left by William Langer.
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Montana
North Dakota
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Meyner
Loveless
Brown
George Docking
Kansas
John E. Davis
Quentin N. Burdick
William Langer
Senate To Work On Medical Bill In 86th Congress
The Senate Finance Committee begins work on the House social security bill with debate over medical care for the aged. Proposals would extend medical benefits to all 16 million Americans over 65. Also expected: passage of tax extension and debt ceiling measures to preserve revenue and raise the debt limit.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Baptists Renounce Soviet Peace Talks at World Alliance
A U S and Brazilian Baptists at the Baptist World Alliance congress in Rio de Janeiro urged renunciation of peaceful coexistence with the Soviet delegation led by Jackov Zhidkov and Alexander Karev. They accused the Soviets of Communist religious propaganda while praising the Soviet appeal to faith during opening ceremonies.
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U. S
The
Baptist World Alliance
Jackov Zhidkov
Alexander Karev
Churches of the Free World
Adams
Soviet Union
Five Die In Plane Crash In Maine West of Jonathan Smith Mountain
An Air Force KC97 tanker from Plattsburgh New York crashed in western Maine during a refueling exercise. Five crewmen died and were found scattered over a five acre area. Police quote a Bethel officer describing the tanker exploding as the fuel line hooked up.
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Newry
Maine
Air Force
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Jonathan Smith Mountain
Joseph Perry
Bethel
Pressure not revolutionary but steady and nagging
William L. Ryan reports from Moscow on Khrushchev facing persistent inflation and consumer demand pressures as Soviet authorities curb hustling for goods. The piece notes a planned ruble revaluation starting January, with 1 new ruble replacing 10 old, highlighting continued domestic economic strain.
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Moscow
U.S.S.R
Stalin
Krushchev
Foundation Seeks New Leadership After Donation Scandal
In Minneapolis the Sister Kenny Foundation restructured its board amid a state attorney general report alleging polio donation funds were diverted for private profit. B C Gamble was named to head the new board as Marvin L. Kline and Fred Fadell faced disclosures of salaries and dismissal.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Sister Kenny Foundation
Walter Mondale
B. C. Gamble
Marvin L. Kline
Foundation
Fred Fadell
Kline
Mondale
Fadell
African Natives Protest On Eve Of Independence
In Leopoldville Belgian Congo a crowd of about 500 Negro political demonstrators faced 2000 chanting Africans as tear gas grenades shattered the air. Police used a force of about 50 to divert the larger group to a side street, preventing a clash on the eve of independence ceremonies. No injuries reported.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
Jury Selection Underway in Murder Trial of Tregoff and Finch
In Los Angeles Carole Tregoff aged 23 and Dr. R Bernard Finch aged 42 face a murder trial as lawyers continue the slow process of selecting a jury.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
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