Nixon Pledges Aggressive Campaign On Farm Issue
The AP reports Vice President Richard Nixon vows a hard hitting campaign and statesmanship this year. He spoke in Lincoln and plans a Camp David trip with Eisenhower and Macmillan to discuss global issues including a nuclear test ban. Democratic rivals Humphrey and Kennedy campaign in Wisconsin as primary battles unfold.
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Minnesota
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Minneapolis
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Sheboygan
University of Nebraska
Medina board seeks to close Amish school in Homer Two
The Medina County Board of Education filed in Common Pleas Court to halt Amos J. Mast teaching 58 pupils in a one room Amish schoolhouse in Homer Two. Flood warnings say the Ohio river should crest at 31 feet Saturday, under 52 feet flood stage, after heavy snows. In New Delhi, President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic arrived for a 12 day state visit.
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West Virginia
New Delhi
India
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Charleston dedicates first Polaris missile facility
The Charleston South Carolina port dedicated today as the first arming center for Polaris submarine missiles. Missiles will be assembled checked out stored or loaded aboard fleet ballistic submarines at the 800 acre reserve seven miles up the Cooper River from Charleston harbor.
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S. C
Cooper River
Charleston Harbor
Car thief drains radiator as man notices overheating
Mobile reader R D Lee drove to work Monday and found his car overheating after the radiator was removed from the vehicle while it sat at a station over the weekend. In Cincinnati the Weather Bureau reports on the Ohio River.
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Ala
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Cincinnati
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Ohio River
Ad boasts pony sale from quick classified
Bill Riley of Athens says he had many responses to a Want Ad placed for a pony. He sold the pony at the end of the first day for 75 cents and notes the ad’s strong performance. He urges others to place ads by calling the listed number.
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Athens
Mr. Riley
Army Keeps Empty Ordnance Plants In Ohio
The Army spends over two million dollars yearly to maintain five idle Ohio ordnance plants. One in Cleveland, one in Ravenna, one in Cincinnati, and two in Lima, totaling about 150 million dollars, were disclosed during House appropriations subcommittee testimony.
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Cleveland
Ravenna
Cincinnati
Lima
Fire destroys large dairy barn in Gallia County
A 45 foot silo marks the scene of a $45,000 blaze that gutted a Raymond Barr farm dairy barn on Bulnville Road. About 28 cows died, 14 or 15 were saved. Larry Barr, 16, suffered second degree burns while trying to rescue cattle. Fire started when a pickup backfired during attempted starting. Firemen arrived as the barn burst into flames. hay and corn were destroyed. insurance on the barn was $400. Chief Heck Steele estimated total damage at $42,000 to $45,000.
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Gallipolis
Raymond Barr
Bulnville Rd
Larry Barr
Holzer Hospital
Barr
Young Barr
Claude Christian
Barr Place
Addison
Heck Steele
Steele
Top Advisers Called In To Examine Nuclear Test Proposals
Eisenhower and Macmillan summon their top scientific and foreign policy advisers at Camp David to refine a joint U S British plan for Geneva talks with the Soviet Union. The group discusses a safeguarded treaty ban on major nuclear tests and a possible short term moratorium on underground blasts.
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Washington
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Macmillan
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Defense
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Paris
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Britain
Senators Seek Funds for Cincinnati Boat Moorings
A Senate appropriations subcommittee was asked to provide 600000 dollars to create 16 mooring areas for small boats in the Cincinnati area along the Ohio River. The request was made Monday by Brig Gen William W Lapsley of the Army Engineers.
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Cincinnati
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Army Engineers
Police Begin Search For Riot Leaders
Johannesburg reports show a one day work boycott spurred deadly rioting. Police sweep Negro quarters seeking leaders as unrest subsides for now. The demonstrations centered on passbook demands that triggered the violence and mourning for 72 killed last week.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
Khrushchev Tours Verdun Battlefield Memorial
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev soberly toured Verdun battlefield where nearly a half million French soldiers died fighting Germany in 1916. He visited the site as part of a France trip and inspected memorials marking the WWI carnage.
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France
Nikita Khrushchev
Portland family faces child welfare court over malnourished children
In Portland Oregon a juvenile court temporarily removed six Morris children from a plywood shack after two sisters died from malnutrition and pneumonia. The foster group at Our Lady of Providence Nursery reported several kids underweight with pneumonia while the parents defended their efforts amid a $500 monthly logging job claim.
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Ore
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Morris
Ralph S. Kennedy
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Francella
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Shack
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Texas
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David
43 Negroes Are Convicted in Raleigh Trespass Case
A North Carolina city court convicted 43 Negro students for trespassing during lunch counter demonstrations. The defendants and their attorneys said appeals will proceed to Superior Court, with a possible Supreme Court challenge if needed.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Raleigh
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Senate Backs Bill to Shield Kent State Student
The Senate sent to the House a bill to permit Emil Milan Preseren a 32 year old Kent State University student from Cleveland to remain in the United States. Officials cited deportability for past mental illness but a psychiatrist’s report says he is normal.
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Senate
House
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Yugoslavia
Emil Milan Preseren
Cleveland
Immigration Service
Preseren
Castro Rejects Rio Pact Call for Action
Fidel Castro declared in Havana that his government does not feel bound by the 13 year old Rio Pact urging concerted action by the American republics against communism.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Rain floods Midwest as storms threaten rising rivers
Thunderstorms dumped rain across the Midwest extending from Oklahoma to Nebraska. Gusty winds reached 63 mph at Hutchinson Kansas while a tornado near Shattuck Oklahoma caused minor damage. Major flooding hit Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Iowa with widespread Missouri River tributary overflows.
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Nebraska
Hutchinson
Kan
Shattuck
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Missouri River
Mack Dies On Bad Day In Congress
Vernon Mack, 68, a Republican from Washington and long-time congressman since 1947, collapsed on the House floor after a brief chat with Reps. Dixon and Pelly. Dr. George W. Culver ruled death from a coronary occlusion as Mack struck his head on a seat.
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Russell Vernon Mack
Wash
House of Representatives
House
Henry Aldous Dixon
Utah
Thomas M. Pelly
Rwash
Dixon
Mack
George W. Culver
Congress
Glasgow Whisky Warehouse Fire Kills 19 Firemen
A devastating blaze at a whisky warehouse in Glasgow, Scotland, killed 19 firemen and injured at least 40 others on Monday night, marking Britain’s worst fire brigade disaster.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Britain
Columbus IRS office cited for reducing delinquent leads
Columbus Ohio internal revenue office among 44 nationwide cited for cutting delinquent tax leads last year.
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Columbus
Washington
Ohio
Internal Revenue Office
Akron officer dies in jet trainer crash near Sault Ste. Marie
Ohio airman Lt. Robert K. Perrine, 28, of Akron, was killed Monday in the crash of a 133 jet trainer near Sault Ste. Marie. The incident involved a military training aircraft and paraphrase notes indicate a fatal wreck during training.
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Mich
P—Air Force
Robert K. Perrine
Akron
Ohio
Ashland College asks professor to resign over communism debate
Ashland College President Dr. Glenn L. Clayton asked philosophy professor Edward K. Stipe to resign citing a personal controversy in the classroom and criticism of religious doctrine. Stipe defended his lectures on explaining communism to students and said he resigned to spare the college embarrassment after a letters exchange with Church League of America chairman Edward Bundy.
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Edward K. Stipe
Ashland College
Stipe
United Lutheran Church In America
Glenn L. Clayton
Clayton
Edward C. Bundy
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