Poison Gas Scare Ends After Fertilizer Fire
The ohsv news reports that a gas scare from fumes released by a 45,000 ton fertilizer pile at the Atmospheric Nitrogen Co in South Point spread over parts of Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky causing evacuations before vanishing by Sunday according to the state highway patrol.
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South Point
Ohio Valley
Atmospheric Nitrogen Co
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
State Highway Patrol
Aleutian Quake Sparks Wider Pacific Aftershocks
The Pacific rim trembled after a Saturday quake in the Aleutians and a Sunday follow-up. Seismologists reported a 6.75 magnitude shock at 5 05 a.m. EST with tidal waves feared but coastal beaches cleared as waves reached 3 to 9 feet in Kauai and Hawaii.
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Aleutian Islands
Don Tocher
University of California
Tocher
Hawaii
Japan
University of California Seismograph
Berkeley
John Denoyer
Aleutians
Coast and Geodetic Survey Office
Honolulu
Mt. Vsevidos
Aleutian
Unmark
Samuel Wilder King
Kauai
Paul O. Beam
Sarah Park
Star- Bulletin
Denoyer
Alaska
San Francisco
Victoria, B. C
University of California At Berkeley
California
Kilgore Workers Accept One Year Contract
Kilgore Inc employees vote to accept a one year contract with Local 502 Rubber Cork Linoleum and Plastic Workers. The deal includes about nine cents per hour in wages plus fringe benefits, per international union representative Ralph Gwyn.
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Columbus
Kilgore, Inc
Ralph Gwyn
International Union
Judge strikes down Elyria ad ban on street parked materials
Common Pleas Judge Leroy Kelly ruled Elyria's ordinance prohibiting placing newspapers handbills and advertising bills in cars parked on city streets unconstitutional reversing a Municipal Court conviction of two automobile salesmen.
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Elyria
Common Pleas
Leroy Kelly
U S Victory in Middle East Heightens Egypt Focus
The United States secured a diplomatic win with Israel withdrawing from occupied territory, but the Middle East remains volatile as Egypt and the Voice of Arabs push for unity and anti Western influence. Russian propaganda seeks chaos while Washington eyes Egypt diplomacy.
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Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
America
Washington
Boeing 707 Set for 2230 Mile Coast to Coast Run
William Allen of Boeing announced aboard a 707 jet that a nonstop 2,230 mile flight to Friendship International Airport near Baltimore could be the greatest experience of travelers lives. The aircraft, capable of 550 to 600 mph, was to depart Boeing Field for the attempt.
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Seattle
William Allen
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing Field
Friendship International Airport
Baltimore
Beck Back Quizzers Want Him Beck Back
Senate investigators prepared to subpoena Teamsters President Dave Beck to seize his financial records unless he cooperates. Beck returned from Europe and hinted he would comply, while avoiding reporters and interviews. The inquiry targets racketeering links between West Coast Teamsters officials and vice and gambling networks.
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Senate
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
Teamster
Europe
New York
Chicago
Seattle
Teamsters Union
Portland
Ore
Plane Flips Survived: 31 Escape Hospitalized After Crash
At Standiford Field Louisville an Eastern Airlines plane bounced 50 feet and flipped over skidding 100 feet on its back. Thirty one people avoided serious injuries with only William A. Brown hospitalized. Civil Aeronautics Board and pilot Capt. C. G. Chambers investigate.
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Eastern Airlines
Standiford Field
William A. Brown
Birmingham
Ala
Civil Aeronautics Board
C. G. Chambers
Chicago
State Plans 2 Bridges on Ohio 349 in Clinton Township
The Ohio Department of Highways announced bids will be opened on April 2 for a project to construct two bridges on Ohio 349 in Clinton Township Vinton County. The notice identifies the scope and date for competitive bidding by interested contractors.
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John M. Holzworth
Hawthornden State Hospital
Here
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Ohio
Clinton Township
Vinton County
Hitchcock to Undergo Abdominal Surgery Today
Alfred Hitchcock, famed director and TV personality, is scheduled for abdominal surgery today at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood. He has a notable career in film and television and this procedure follows undisclosed health concerns.
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Hollywood
Alfred Hitchcock
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
SEATO Ministers Meet to Tighten Anti Subversion Drive
Dulles attends SEATO council as eight-nation group convenes in Canberra to approve steps. The talks aim to keep forces ready and sever Communist penetration in Asia while strengthening internal security. Laos remains a flashpoint with continued Pathet Lao insurgent support.
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Australia
Seato Council of Ministers
Southeast Asia
United States
Britain
France
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
Pakistan
Asia
Dulles
Laos
Pathet Lao
Police Drag Glacier Lake for Possible Baby in Trunk
Police and fire units planned to resume searches of Glacier Lake in Youngstown after a blood stained trunk floated up containing blood soaked newspapers. Tests confirmed human blood and investigators consider the trunk may have held a newborn baby abandoned inside.
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Youngstown
Glacier Lake
Thomas Galich
Bonus Forms Ready for Korean War Bonuses in Ohio
Distribution of application forms begins across Ohio today. Chester W. Goble, director of the Korean Conflict Compensation Fund, says 22 Ohio National Guard trucks will start delivering the forms to counties and towns.
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Columbus
Chester W. Goble
Ohio National Guard
Legislation Spotlight on Ohio Board of Education Size
Ohio's Board of Education faces legislative hearings opened by House Education Chair T. K. Owens to consider bills cutting the board from 23 to seven or nine members appointed statewide or regionally. Senate leaders may wait on House results before acting. Gov O Neill and Sen Mechem criticize the current large board as unwieldy and ineffective. House Speaker Cloud opposes changes now.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of Education
T. K. Owens
B Jackson
House Education Committee
Senate
House
Stanley Mechem
Athens
Mechem
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Roger Cloud
R Logan
Oil Flows Again Through Syria Pipeline To Banias
A spokesman for the Iraq Petroleum Co. said oil has started flowing from Iraq through a repaired Banias pipeline across Syria to the Mediterranean port. Initial pumping will be about 40 percent of normal, yielding roughly 29,900 tons daily, with full repairs not expected for over a year.
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Iraq Petroleum Co
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Syria
Baniyas
Mediterranean
Damascus
Europe
Banias
Five Day Forecast Sees Mild Temperatures Across Region
Temperatures will run 4 to 8 degrees above normal with highs around 44 to 50 and lows 27 to 31. No major changes expected Tuesday through Saturday as showers move in Monday night, Tuesday, and again Thursday or Friday, totaling about 0.02 to 0.10 inches.
Indonesia Rebels Force Government to Crisis
Indonesia, facing bloodless revolts and a currency crisis, plans to resign after a coalition meeting. South Sumatra joined the revolt as rebel leaders press for a bigger share of export proceeds.
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UN Forces Use Tear Gas Amid Gaza Riots
In Gaza City riots over a return to Egyptian administration continued as UN Emergency Force troops dispersed demonstrators with tear gas and shots in the air. About 300 Arabs protested on main streets while hostile crowds demanded Egyptian control and attacks on UNEF facilities followed. No casualties were reported.
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X Con Held for Kidnapping in San Diego
Police hold 53 year old Robert Haine Hemming on suspicion of kidnapping an 8 year old boy, Larry Allen Olsen, who was found running along Highway 101 after vanishing near an ocean beach with Hemming. Hemming had prior Ohio charges and a ten year sentence for passing bad checks. He claimed he was not prosecuted for the Ohio kidnapping.
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Calif
Robert Haine Hemming
Hemming
Ohio State University
Ohio State Penitentiary
Ohio
Larry Allen Olsen
U. S
Way Clear for Suez Canal Drive
Western officials see little chance to block Egypt's bid for full operating control of the Suez Canal as Eisenhower and Macmillan prepare for Bermuda talks. UN salvage teams position to remove obstructions, possibly clearing the canal in less than a month after Egyptian approval.
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Nasser
Suez Canal
Suez
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Bermuda
United States
Free Nations
Egypt
Raymond A. Wheeler
Edgar Bonnet
Abukir
Wife Admits Poisoning Husband and Daughter
In Toledo a 42-year-old housewife, Ruth Underwater, admits administering poison to her husband and daughter. Detective Capt. Robert Duck says she confessed to putting strychnine in a carton of milk, claiming she did not intend to kill her daughter or husband.
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Toledo
Robert Duck
Ruth Underwater
Wolf Hunt Bags Owl Harrah
About 350 armed men joined a large wolf and coyote hunt after farmers reported heavy livestock losses. The total take included one owl and three jackrabbits.
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Okla
Reds accuse Ohio inmates of Nazi style medical experiments
Neues Deutschland, the East German party paper, alleges 53 Ohio Penitentiary convicts are subjected to cancer experiments likened to Nazi medical crimes. Officials say all volunteers, but the article warns of potential “immediate death” from the procedures.
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East Germany
Communist Party
Ohio
Columbus
Neues Deutschland
Clauberg
Carl Clauberg
Ohio Penitentiary
Federal aid row over school construction plan
Secretary of Welfare Folsom accuses the U S Chamber of Commerce of misleading statements in opposing federal aid for school construction. A Chamber spokesman counters that the administration seeks federal surveillance over state schools. A House subcommittee weighs a 1.3 billion aid proposal over four years.
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Folsom
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
U.S
House
John Miles
Education Department
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