Lake Hope Faces Destructive Mine Acid Flood Threat
The State Division of Wildlife fights to save Lake Hope's fish life as sulfuric acid from abandoned mines enters Sand Run and the lake. Over 12 tons of lime poured to neutralize the water, with 17 more tons expected, while testers monitor acidity daily and fishing experts weigh recovery prospects.
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Everett Ridge
Division of Parks
Sand Run
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Ting
Columbus
George Billy
Mark White
Bermuda Leaders Seek Stronger Atomic Force With Britain
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan discussed boosting Britain's atomic military capacity. They aim to cut forces while increasing power from fewer troops through atomic weapons, with U S help. Talks touched on Gaza security via UN force and a proposed Iraq Iran Turkey oil pipeline to ensure oil movement.
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
Britain
Middle East
U.S
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Nasser
Hammarskjold
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Strip
Egypt
Israel
Gaza
Navy Skyraider sets round trip and east west record
Cmdr. Dale W. Cox Jr. piloted a Douglas Skyraider from Los Angeles to New York and back to set a round trip record of 9 hours 35 minutes 48 seconds and an east to west record of 5 hours 14 minutes 57.80 seconds. The flight departed LA at 9 11 a m and reached New York in 3 hours 59 minutes 14.80 seconds. Previous records included 3 44 53.88 for west to east set by Robert Scott in 1955 and 11 18 27 for round trip by John Conroy in May 1955.
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New York
Cmdr
Dale W. Cox Jr
Spirit Lake
Idaho
Air Force
Robert Scott
Air National Guard
John M. Conroy
Conroy
Japanese Leader Plans U S Visit in June
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi told U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II that he intends to visit the United States in June.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
U. S
Douglas MacArthur II
United States
Refusal Expected Hammarskjold Presses Israeli Withdrawal
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold demands Israel pull back from the El Auja triangle as a condition for peace with Egypt. Cairo talks with Egyptian officials continue on Suez Canal operations and broader Israeli Arab tensions amid anticipated Israeli refusal.
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Egypt
Dag Hammarskjold
el Auja
Negev Desert
Israel
Hammarskjold
Suez Canal
Middle East
Mahmoud Fawzi
Nasser
el Auja Triangle
Sinai Peninsula
Negev
Smoking Linked to Lung Cancer By Study Group
Atlanta report claims a confidential study by a group formed by the American Cancer Society the National Cancer Institute and the American Heart Association finds a causal link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer. It says smokers face 5 to 15 times higher risk than nonsmokers with a lifetime fatal risk of about one in ten for heavy two pack a day smokers versus one in 275 for nonsmokers.
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The
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American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
American Heart Association
Kive Day Forecast Sees Mild Temps Then Cooler Start Week
Forecast shows temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal with highs around 48 to 56 and lows near 31 to 35. Little change until a colder turn Monday and Tuesday, with rainfall amounts around one inch expected Friday Sunday and Wednesday.
London inmate sues over time served in 1927 robbery case
Carl Robinett of London filed a Madison County Common Pleas Court claim arguing his total prison time plus good conduct time exceeds the 15 year maximum for his 1927 theft conviction. He has paroled and released multiple times since 1951 and the case's hearing is set for April 5.
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London Prison Farm
Madison County Common Pleas Court
Carl Robinett
Cadiz
Ohio
Robinett
Common Pleas Court
Denison University Closes for Spring Vacation Amid Flu Epidemic
An influenza outbreak at Denison University forces officials to suspend classes and close the campus for spring vacation earlier than planned. The vacation was slated to begin in a week.
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Granville
Denison University
Happiness in Old Age In The Sunday Messenger
A newspaper feature promotes Sunday Messenger Magazine focusing on aging, happiness, and coping strategies. It highlights remarriage as a source of fulfillment for a widower and a widow who found joy and $25,000 from cookbook recipes. The issue includes fashion, sports, and regional news with a call to subscribe via 31243.
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Sunday Messenger
Margaret Hatheway
Ted Kroll
Ohio
Athens
Messenger
Nixon Says Refugees Hot Issue
Vice President Nixon, back from a 22 day Africa goodwill tour, says Arab refugee problem is central to Middle East peace. He flew 20 000 miles visiting eight nations and told reporters the refugee issue is more important than expected. He urged full U S effort to resolve the 900 000 Arab refugees from Palestine.
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Nixon
Julie
Patricia
Nixons
Washington
Africa
Middle East
Palestine
Chicago Fire Routs Mayor
A fast-moving blaze tore through sections of the City-County Building in the Loop killing more than 100 people and forcing the mayor to aid in evacuations. Three firemen and a telephone repairman were injured. damage is estimated at 250000 dollars and the fire’s cause is undetermined.
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Chicago
Black Square
Loop
Richard J. Daley
National Want Ad Week Reminder and Offer
The Messenger promotes a Want Ad Week special offering an extra day free when four days are ordered or nine days for the price of seven. Ads accepted up to 11:00 a.m. Saturday at a Special Rate for Sunday start. early submission advised for best visibility and quick results.
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the Messenger
Union Boss Pleads Innocent to Contempt Charges
West Coast Teamsters leader Frank W. Brewster pleaded innocent in U S District Court to contempt of Congress charges. Executive VP Einar O Mohn joined in innocence. Nugent La Poma and Harry Reiss also faced arraignment. The hearings focus on alleged misuse of union funds and rackets in Portland, with further testimony planned involving Allen Dorfman and Hoffa associate.
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Washington
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters
U.S
Brewster
Einar O. Mohn
The
Nugent la Poma
Seattle
Wash
Harry Reiss
New York
Senate
Paul Dorfman
Chicago Waste Handlers Union
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Portland
Ore
Air Force Told To Limit Waste Of Public Lands
The House Interior Committee charged the Air Force with incalculable wastefulness in public land use for military needs. It urged Congress require approval for withdrawing more than 5000 acres and said the Air Force found 5.7 million acres not needed for bombing ranges. The panel asked Defense to push surveys by Army and Navy before further withdrawals, noting defense agencies hold over 300 million acres and seek eight more million.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
Air Force
Defense Department
Army
Navy
United States
Alaska
Wine and Woman Trigger Youth’s Reckless Driving
Philadelphia report says 18 year old Lovey Berger wrecked a light pole, a mailbox, a storefront steps, and two cars after a quarrel with his girlfriend. He admitted drinking wine beer and whisky with a 1947 automobile, facing charges of drunken driving hit and run assault and battery and driving without a license.
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Philadelphia
Lovey Berger
Man abducts 10 year old girl in Cleveland field assault
A 10 year old girl, Patricia Gail Waters, was awakened and abducted by a young man with a goatee who carried her to a nearby field, punched her and released her, while her sister aged 13 slept nearby. Police described suspect as young with a goatee and fleeing after the attack.
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Cleveland
Patricia Gail Waters
Edie Mae
Patricia
Plane Lost Off Japan 67 Aboard In Search After 4 Engine Strike
AP reports a vast air sea search continues for 67 Americans aboard a C97 transport missing near Japan after departing Wake Island heading to Tokyo. More than 70 planes and multiple ships sweep a 75 000 square mile area southeast of Tokyo amid cloudy rain and heavy swells.
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Far East
U.S
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Wake Island
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Calif
Air Force
Army
Navy
Ships Dock Unaided In Strike
London reports ships docking at Southampton without tugs or mooring crews amid a beat the strike campaign as government mediators press a last ditch effort to avert a nationwide shipyard walkout planned to begin noon Saturday. Peacemakers push for wage offers and productivity talks. owners seek to curb restrictive practices while workers demand a 10 percent raise.
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London
Southampton
Britain
Labor Ministry
Byrd warns on spending and defense cuts
Senator Harry Byrd denounces President Eisenhower's budget as dangerous and urges sharp cuts totaling six billion dollars. He calls for three billion from domestic programs, two from foreign aid, and 1.5 billion from military-atomic projects. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce echoes calls to trim defense by at least 1.5 billion without harming national security.
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Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Senate
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
House
Perry M. Shoemaker
Noted Psychiatrist Attacks Parental Legislation
Detroit audience hears Dr. Ralph D Rabinovitch call laws making parents answerable for children’s delinquent acts primitive and destructive. He argues such measures defensive parents and harmful to family welfare at a Child Welfare League of America meeting.
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Detroit
Ralph D Rabinovitch
Child Welfare League of Ameri
Slain Girl Identified Inexactly Near Say Police
Authorities near identifying a young woman found dead Saturday in Big Darby Creek. Lt. Ellsworth Beck said four people placed her in two Market District taverns with a familiar male companion. The woman rented a room under Sara K Browning and used several aliases Ginny Betty Gerry.
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Columbus
Big Darby Creek
Ellsworth Beck
Beck
Sara K. Browning
Ginny
Betty
Gerry
Gallia Senior Wins kA Speaking Prize
Gallipolis senior Robert Fell ure won a gold prize in the Future Farmers of America public speaking contest in Columbus. The event capped the closing session of Farm and Home Week.
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Gallia
Columbus
Robert Fellure
Gallipolis
Future Farmers of America
Man Found Dead in Ohio River Near Greenup
The body of 27 year old Coal Grove man Joe Archie Dishman, missing since February 27, was found in the Ohio River Thursday near Lock 30 at Greenup Kentucky. He worked as a watch man fireman on an Armco derrick boat at the time of his disappearance.
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Coal Grove
Ohio River
Lock 30
Greenup
Joe Archie Dishman
Armco
County Courts Would Substituted Drive To Drop JP Courts
Ohio legislature advances a plan to end justice of the peace courts. House hearings on 16 bills to expand municipal court jurisdiction begin next week, with later consideration of county courts outside municipalities. The move aims to shutter 516 JP courts statewide and faces Supreme Court scrutiny over salary powers.
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Justice of the Peace
Ohio
House Judiciary Committee
Kenneth A. Robinson
Marion
Belmont County
Ohio Supreme Court
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