Water Shortage Prompts Emergency Lake Burr Oak Supply
Jacksonville faces a near waterless day as a state health approval looms to tap the Lake Burr Oak pipeline. City officials plan boil-water rules. nearby towns Shawnee Glouster Hollister and others prepare to tap or upgrade lines as tests proceed.
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Ohio Department of Health
Board of Health
Burr Oak
Gene Fitch
Hebron
State Department of Health
Shawnee
Perry County
Burr Oak Park to Be Improved at 230000 Project
ROY CROSS reports plans by the Department of Public Works to improve Lake Burr Oak State Park with a $230,000 program. A new park water system, sewage disposal unit, camping area, and access roads are proposed, with funding releases eyed in two weeks.
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Lake Burr Oak State Park
Department of Public Works
Jerry Chambers
Public Works Department
Lake Burr Oak
Chambers
State Board of Control
Board of Control
Japan to recall diplomats for trade-riot conference
Tokyo orders the heads of its U.S. consular offices to attend a conference next week on how rioting and the cancellation of President Eisenhower's visit affect United States Japan trade relations.
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Tokyo
United States
Eisenhower
Typhoon Olive Downgraded and Aims at Vietnam
Olive, downgraded to a tropical storm, swept across the Gulf of Tonkin today and headed toward northern Vietnam, weakening as it moves inland.
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Tokyo
Olive
Gulf of Tonkin
Viet Nam
U S Hardens Stance Against Castro Regime
U S strategists say the United States has passed the point of no return with Cuba and may cut sugar subsidies to fund Americans whose property was seized. A House vote on a bill to slash the Cuban sugar quota tops options as the U S weighs OAS action with Latin partners and Castro’s response. The Messenger will not publish Monday July 4.
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U. S
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
House
Organization of American States
OAS
Moscow
The
Messenger
Castro Regime Replaces Communications Minister in Cuba
Fidel Castro’s government in Havana replaces Enrique Oltuski as communications minister and may seize the Cuban Electric Co. valued at 300 million dollars. Raul Curbelo Morales named new minister. move signals broader nationalization inclining toward seizure of the Cuban Telephone Co. and Texaco oil operations amid U.S. policy tensions.
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Fidel Castro
Cuban Electric Co
Cuba
Osvaldo Corticos
Enrique Oltuski
Raul Curbelo Morales
Oltuski
American and Foreign Power Co
Cuban Telephone Co
U. S. International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Castro
U. S
U.S
United States
Texaco Oil Company
Santiago
Texaco
Esso Standard of
New Jersey
British-Dutch Shell Co
Soviet Union
Underground Blast Jolts Cleveland
Five underground explosions beneath Public Square in downtown Cleveland cut power, flipped manhole covers, and shattered plate glass windows. One person suffered minor cuts from flying glass. Utilities expect full service to resume soon as gas and heated insulation touched cool street air. Police said the blasts occurred after peak rush hour.
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Cleveland
Public Square
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Truman Boycott Touches Kennedy Hope in Nomination Clash
Supporters of Lyndon Johnson urge Harry S. Truman to reverse his boycott and back Johnson at the Democratic National Convention. Kennedy backers read Truman’s stance as a possible collapse of Stuart Symington’s candidacy and a boost for Kennedy’s first ballot hopes. Symington allies claim 125 delegates, with Truman wielding influence over at least 25, shaping possible cabinet trades and Kennedy’s nomination prospects.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Truman
Symington
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Johnson
Senate
Man Cited By Fiske Is Released
Hocking County officials questioned and released a man named by Junior A. Fiske as the person who hired him to bomb the Lazy- D Tavern near Greendale. Fiske faces charges in Fairfield County jail for grand larceny and explosives. Helen Marie Bryan is jailed as an accomplice.
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Junior A. Fiske
Nelsonville
Greendale
A. J. Waldron
Fiske
Waldron
Mansfield
Fairfield County
Helen Marie Bryan
Sayre’s
Jacksonville Eagles
Athens County
Lancaster
Change Island's Name Liberty Island Home of Statue of Liberty
The article notes Bedloe's Island was renamed Liberty Island after approval by the 84th Congress and signature by President Eisenhower. It mentions ceremonies marking the disappearance of the old name and the new designation for the site.
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New York
Liberty Island
Statue of Liberty
Bedloe’s Island
Eisenhower
Russian Students Show Snobbery Warned in Moscow
Foreign graduate observers report racial arrogance among Russian students at Moscow State U. A campus dance incident involving a Black student led to a beating and heightened concerns as plans for the People’s Friendship University aim to educate African Asian and Latin American youths with free tuition housing and travel.
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Ers
Soviet Union
Moscow
Central Asia
Africa
Uni
Rockefeller backs Republican ticket amid Nixon divide
Glacier National Park Mont Gov Rockefeller signals support for the GOP in the fall while criticizing Nixon era defense and aged care programs He leaves room to campaign for Nixon but states I will not bolt the party Governors like Stephen L McNichols of Colorado resist Kennedy pressure as Truman declines to be a convention delegate.
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Mont
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nixon
GOP
New York
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
McNichols
Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Harry S. Truman
Los Angeles
Nelson Rockefeller
Republican Party
Glacier Park
Seek Shorter Week in Buffalo to Fight Automation
Buffalo union leader says United Steelworkers will push a 32 hour week and retirement at 60 to counter automation. The move aims to protect workers as factories adopt new technology and reduce hours.
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Buffalo, N.Y
United Steelworkers Union
Eisenhower Vetoes Pay Hike for Federal Employees
President Eisenhower vetoed a bill to raise pay by seven percent for 142 million federal employees. He said the measure was indefensible by any light.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air Fares Set to Rise About Five Percent Tonight
Washington reports that most U.S. air fares will climb by roughly five percent when midnight strikes. The increase affects a broad range of routes and carriers, signaling a new pricing level for air travel.
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Washington
U.S
House Fights To Seal Wage Bill In House Debate
House Republicans and Southern Democrats clash over scaling down a minimum wage bill seen by Democrats as key election year policy. They seek to cut the proposed $1.25-an-hour minimum and limit the workers affected. The bill, one of three major items before a Saturday recess, follows a Cuba sugar quota bill and a federal pay raise veto fight. Congress plans Aug 8 return to finish a stalled agenda including health aid for the aged housing and school construction.
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House
Cuba
Congress
Piersall Invited Back by Indians for July 4 Doubleheader
Cleveland Indians General Manager Frank Lane invited outfielder Jim Piersall to rejoin the club and play in the July 4 doubleheader at Cleveland against the Kansas City Athletics.
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Cleveland
Jim Piersall
Cleveland Indians
Frank Lane
Kansas City
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