Rocks Thrown and Arbitration Rejected in Logan Strike
The 28 day strike at Carborundum Co. in Logan continues after two rocks were thrown at the home of 77 returning worker Christian. Police announce all time off canceled for officers as security tightens. The union proposed federal arbitration with the company but manager Byrnes rejected the plan, urging stockholder responsibility. The union letter urged joint request for an impartial arbitrator to settle all issues, with both sides to abide by the decision.
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Logan
Carborundum Co
Roy Kelch
Sam Christian
S. Culver St
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Afl-Ci0-Cio
Christian
Kelch
Civilian Defense
Grant Byrnes
Byrnes
James Auer
Rocket Heads For Sun Juno II Launch Survives Inferno
Cape Canaveral observers watched the Juno II rocket erupt in a flare from the pad as fuel and frost flew outward. The craft reappeared and climbed slowly, fading from view three minutes after liftoff amid cheers and smoky debris.
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Juno
Wanted Man Kills Himself in North Carolina Standoff
Douglas Barker 28, sought for the murder of Man nington West Virginia Police Chief Amos Morris, shot himself twice as officers closed in at his sister's home in Leaksville. Barker had been a fugitive across several eastern states since the chief's body was found last Saturday. A runaway girl from Erie Michigan tied to Barker is held at Fairmont Juvenile Detention Home.
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Leaksville
N. C
West Virginia
Douglas Barker
Amos Morris
Mannington
W. Va
Barker
Erie
Michigan
Fairmont
Veterans radio TV performer Jack McElroy dies
Santa Monica California report says Jack McElroy age 45 radio and television veteran died Monday night after a six month illness from lung cancer.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jack McElroy
C and S O E Strike Hits Sunnyhill Coal Operations
About 1300 Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co workers are on strike. Sunnyhill Coal reports 225 miners at Glen Ebon not working this week as a coal conveyer belt to Poston plant at Hamley Run remains idle. Power line sabatage near Worthington disrupted service. some striking workers will be paid 39 percent wage increase for resuming duties. Local 1466 and 832 of the IUE led the walkout after wage demand talks collapsed.
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Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Sunnyhill Coal Co
Sunnyhill
Glen Ebon
C&soe
Poston
Hamley Run
Worthington
Delaware County
International Union of Electrical Workers
No New Developments In Death Of Four Year Old Boy
Officials report no new developments in the death of a four year old Cleveland boy. Lawrence Gavin 22 of Middleport is jailed in Meigs County after an incident at Larrys Carry Out Store that left Joseph A Sottosanti 29 of Cleveland injured. An autopsy arranged by Meigs County Coroner Donald Warehime will take three to four days.
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Pomeroy
Cleveland
Gallipolis Holter Hospital
Larry
Carry Out
Middleport
Lawrence Gavin
Meigs County
Gavin
Robert Hartenbach
Joseph A. Sottosanti
Irene Sottosanti
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Donald Warehime
University Hospital
Columbus
Warehime
Bolivian Riots Trigger US Embassy Tensions
In La Paz protesters, furious after Time magazine quoted an unidentified U S Embassy official, riot over U S policy intensifies. President Hernan Siles defends democracy and says American officials deny the article. A 15 year old student was fatally shot amid the unrest. The mob burned the U S flag but no U S injuries reported.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
U. S
Hernan Sileg
Time Magazine
Time
U.S
Siles
Former Singer and Panel Member Georgiana Carhart Dies at 93
Georgiana P. Carhart, 93, a former concert and opera singer who later built a second career in radio and television after turning 80, died on Monday. She was a regular panelist on the radio and TV show Life Begins at 80 for nine years. She was born in Baltimore.
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New York
Georgiana P. Carhart
Baltimore
Clergyman Signs News For Columbus Deaf Audience
In Columbus a 10 minute local news program featured Rev. Herbert Drachenberg translating the broadcast into sign language while newscaster Hugh DeMoss read the news. The city’s newspapers were off the streets since Friday due to a strike by Web Press Local 15, leaving papers furloughed and negotiations stalled.
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Columbus
Herbert Drachenberg
Holy Cross Lutheran Church For the Deaf
Hugh DeMoss
Capital
Web Pressmen
Local 15
Ohio State Journal
Dispatch
Citizen
Five Women Drown After Auto Plunges From Ferry
Five Mexican nationals drowned in the Rio Grande at Los Ebanos Texas after an automobile veered off a ferry boat into the water Monday. Local authorities investigated the incident and recovered the vehicle.
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Los Ebanos
Tex
Rio Grande
Marshall In Critical Condition At Fort Bragg
General George C. Marshall remained in critical condition at Fort Bragg North Carolina today. Military doctors reported the top U.S. officer was in dangerous shape following a heart ailment and related complications.
Weather update for West Virginia with mixed details
Partly cloudy conditions in West Virginia with overnight lows around 25 to 52. Wednesday remains partly cloudy and cooler with little temperature change. A general weather note mentions fair conditions and similar temperatures across regions.
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West Virginia
Trial Acquittal Provokes Protest in Santiago Cuba
Demonstrators marched through the provincial capital of Santiago staging protests against a military tribunal acquittal of 45 Cuban airmen charged with mass murder in rebel villages in Oriente province. The prosecutor appealed and a new trial was ordered before a different tribunal in several days. The airmen remain jailed as seven convicted war criminals were executed that day, raising the unofficial total to 362.
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Santiago
Cuba
Oriente
Antonio Cejas
Rilt
Brown Appoints Two To Hocking County Election Board
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown named two Republican members to the Hocking County Election Board to fill resignations. Joe M. Brown of near Logan replaces Rea Harden for a term ending Feb 23, 1960. Erma Myers of Logan replaces Harold W. Larimer for a term ending Feb 28, 1962.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Hocking County
Joe M. Brown
Near
Logan
Rea Harden
Erma Myers
Harold W. Larimer
Typhoon devastates Manuan Islands crops and homes
In Samoa group the Manuan Islands suffered the worst typhoon in 44 years. About 400 homes were destroyed and coconut, breadfruit, and banana crops were knocked out for at least a year.
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Honolulu
Manuan Islands
Samoa
Macmillan Ends Visit To Russia
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan wrapped up talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow. They warned that Berlin’s crisis has dangerous implications needing negotiations not force and cited broad aims including nuclear disarmament under international inspection and extended cultural and trade ties.
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Moscow
Harold Maccmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Macmillan
Soviet Note Eases Berlin Crisis but Hints Limits
Washington reports that the Soviet Union removed some road blocks to a German crisis settlement while opposing a full scale summit. Moscow agreed to a foreign ministers meeting for up to three months in Geneva or Vienna, with reunification left to East and West Germans. May 27 deadline appears de emphasized.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Geneva
Vienna
Nikita Krushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
East Berlin
East Germany
West Virginians Injured In Flight From Patrol
Page 10 reports a patrol incident where West Virginians were injured after a flight, with details on the incident and involved parties.
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West
Courteous Bank Robber in Ohio Evades Capture
FBI traced a courteous bank robber to Canton Ohio and Coshocton after a First National Bank branch heisted 25955 dollars in Hamilton. The suspect Frank Lawrene Sprenz 29 of Akron is one of the FBI ten most wanted. A stolen airplane and later a used car linked to him were found abandoned.
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Federal
Ohio
Frank Lprenz
FBI
Sprenz
Hamilton
Canton
Frank Lawrene Sprenz
Akron
First National Bank and Trust Co
Coshocton
Elizabeth Lewis
Dexter Man Awaits Action in Meigs County Shooting
A 51 year old Dexter man faces Meigs County grand jury action today over a Saturday shooting of companion John Broghan 41 of Rutland. Sheriff Hartenbach arrested Carroll Smokey Darst after a shotgun wound to Broghan following a tavern meeting with Darst and his wife.
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Pomeroy
Dexter
Meigs County Grand Jury
Carroll (Smokey) Darst
Robert Hartenbach
John Broghan
Rutland
Darst
Broghan
Middleport
Brogham
Pioneer IV Blasts Off From Cape Canaveral
The Army launched Pioneer IV from Cape Canaveral just after midnight using a four stage Juno II rocket. By 8 a.m. EST the probe had traveled 66 000 miles at 6748 mph and was en route to pass the moon and enter an orbit around the sun.
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Washington
Cape Canaveral
Fla
U. S
Moon
Earth
Lowell Oliver Indicted for Fatal Shooting in Ohio Area
The 20 year old former Stockport High School basketball player Lowell Oliver is charged with second degree murder in the February 11 shooting of 31 year old Thomas Camden Roach a salesman from South Charleston West Virginia. Oliver allegedly shot Roach during an argument as they drove to a college basketball game near Chesterhill Ohio and later claimed Roach was alive when he left to call an ambulance.
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Mcconnellville —i
Stockport
Lowell Oliver
Thomas Camden Roach
South Charleston
W. V
Oliver
Roach
Athens
Chesterhill
Here
Memorial Hospital
Marietta
Signals From Discoverer 1 Indicate Orbit
Air Force reports new radio signals from the Discoverer 1 rocket suggest the California launch has achieved orbit. An Air Force spokesman said signals received by a tracking station in Alaska supported the belief that the satellite is in orbit.
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Inglewood
Calif
Air Force
California
Alaska
Free Flow Of News Is Path To Peace
World Press Congress speakers in Columbia Missouri urge free news flow to foster peace. Aryeh Dissentshik of Marriv Tel Aviv warns propaganda blocks understanding and fuels enmity. calls for accessible news despite censorship and high cable tolls. The congress coincides with MU School of Journalism anniversary.
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Columbia
World Press Congress
Aryeh Dissentshik
Marriv
Tel Aviv
Israel
Middle East
University of Missouri School of Adhe
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