Ohio urged to build dams to curb mine waste pollution
Ohio officials discussed remedies for acid mine drainage into Raccoon Creek and the Hocking River basin. A Mellon Institute study at the source explored using dams as buffers to carry pollutants away from streams while reducing fish kills. Dr. Braley led a plan to attack major mine sources with flood control and temporary barriers, aiming to minimize acid input into Lake Hope and the Ohio River system.
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Athens
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Alma
Braley
Lake Hope
Barkley Dies During Speech at Washington and Lee
Senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky aged 78 collapsed after delivering a keynote at a Washington and Lee University political gathering. He died of a heart attack, with doctors attending within minutes. Funeral plans include Foundry Methodist Church in Washington and burial in Paducah, Kentucky.
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Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
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Truman
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Judge Ponders in Divorce Case Over Nudist Meetings
In Dallas a divorce trial hears a husband accuse his wife of heavy drinking while the wife replies the husband is a nudist who forced her to attend nudist meetings. She says she drank to avoid embarrassment. The judge is still pondering.
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Dallas
Cost pegged at 100 million for atom tests
Dayton family guarded after anonymous calls threaten Dr Pfarrer and relatives. His daughter Loisie, 21, wed plans disrupted when groom Andrew Dixon, 27, injured by a package thought to be a wedding gift that exploded on his face. Officials cite high costs of Pacific and Nevada tests.
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Valim
Newerak
Richard A. Pfarrer
Pfarrer
Sarah Loise
Andrew Donald Dixon
Dixon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Political Chaos Stirs Over Barkley Position
FRANKFORT Kentucky some form of chaos brewed behind the scenes over who will succeed Alben W Barkley in the U S Senate His death sparked swift speculation on likely candidates and on methods to select a finish term appointee through January 1992
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Frankfort
Alben W. Barkley
U. S. Senate
Specialist Attacks Mental Treatments In Chicago Speech
Dr Percival Bailey director of mental diseases denounces shock therapy brain surgery and drugs as failing to solve mental illness He calls psychiatrists to return to asylums and laboratories to prove their concepts scientifically He criticizes lobotomy as largely ineffective and notes its decline in American practice despite prior use and international scrutiny
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Percival Bauey
Illinois
Chicago
American Psychiatric Association
Bailey
Soviet Union
Pius XII
International May Day Marked In Rome and Moscow
International May Day celebrations across Rome and Moscow featured peace calls and limited military displays. Pope Pius XII urged a world labor unity while Soviet parades showed no new equipment, with jet fighters and a brief Moscow fly-past.
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Italy
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Defense
Court Tables Red Ruling
Washington The Supreme Court postponed a ruling on the legality of the law forcing the Communist Party to register as a Moscow tool. By 6 to 3 the court sent the case back to the Subversive Activities Control Board to clarify the record and ensure findings rest on untainted evidence after a 15 month hearing. The 1953 board finding labeled the party a communist action organization and ordered registration under the 1950 Internal Security Act.
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Subversive Activities Control ‘Board
Land
Communist Action
Five Day Forecast Under Normal Temperatures
Temperatures averaged a few degrees below normal with highs near the upper 70s and lows around 47. Slight daily changes expected with showers Thursday and again Saturday night into Sunday. Precipitation about half an inch.
Tomb opening finds nothing to prove Shakespeare fraud
In Heslerton England stonemasons opened a 400 year old Walsingham tomb at St Nicholas Church seeking evidence that William Shakespeare was a fraud and that Christopher Marlowe wrote the plays. After two hours they found only glass fragments sand brick and a lead casket. government officials had already determined the casket could not be opened.
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England
William Shakespeare
Bard of Avon
St. Nicholas Church
Walsingham
L Ayer
Sreen
Calvin Holtman
New Yorker
Christopher Marlowe
Hoffman
Marlowe
Thames River
Dems Chief Predict Eisenhower Defeat in November
The Associated Press reports NDC chairman Paul Butler said Eisenhower would be defeated at the polls in November. He criticized Gov. Frank Lausche’s independence, speaking at a Delaware County Democratic meeting where four of five Ohio governor candidates spoke. Butler accused Gallup Poll of mislead editors about Eisenhower’s popularity.
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Associated Press
Paul Butler
National Democratic Committee
Monday
Eisenhower
Frank J. Lausche
Butler
Delaware County
Democratic Organization
Ohio
Gallup
Electric Rate Hike Granted For Area
The State Utilities Commission grants the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co a 145,800 rate increase for rural subscribers in 21 counties. The rise aims to uniform rates across southeast and northern rural territory with 114,400 charged in southeastern rural areas and 31,400 in northern rural areas. The commission ruled the company was not realizing an adequate return on its investment.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Commission
Magazine Is Aired on Proposed Methodist Publication
Proposals to replace the 30 year old Christian Advocate with a four color monthly for broader appeal stirred skittish reactions at the General Conference. Delegates debated church news, commentary and the racial segregation issue as a first order business.
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muxneaPouis
Organ
Methodism
Don t Wants Ad Offers Quick Cash via Phone Call
Mrs Rathburn of 218 W Union St ran a one day want ad and drew about six calls the first night. Advertisers may still get quick cash by calling 2748 3122 and asking for an adtaker. Ads appearing the same day if phoned before 9 AM.
Drunken Sergeant Led Recruits In Drowning Tragedy
The Marine Corps reported Sgt. Matthew McKeon was intoxicated when he ordered a night march in which all recruits drowned. A court martial was recommended as Maj. Gen. J. C. Burger was reassigned from Parris Island and a broad training overhaul was ordered. General Pate testified before Congress detailing steps and proposed Navy Department measures while noting past discipline shortcomings.
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Marine Corps
Matthew McKeon
McKeon
Randolph McCall Pate
J. C. Burger
Parris Island
S.C
Pate
House Armed Services Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
South Carolina
Marine Court of Inquiry
UN Bolsters Cease-Fire Effort at Gaza Border
The UN truce group announced plans to boost the Israeli Egyptian cease-fire with observer posts and mobile patrols along the Gaza border. Dag Hammarskjold met with Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion to work out practical border arrangements to guarantee the cease-fire.
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Jerusalem
UN Truce Organization Today
Gaza
Truce Supervision Headquarters
Israel
Egypt
Dag Hammarskjold
David ‘Ben-Gurion
Hammarskjold
Ben-Gurion
13 Year Old Offender Shoots Couple Near Milford
A 13 year old boy frustrated after being scolded for target shooting near their home opened fire with a .22 rifle. He fatally wounded the husband and critically wounded the wife. State Trooper Evan Chapin aided in the investigation as the suspect confessed after being captured fleeing in a field.
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Milford
Evan R. Chapin
James van Why
Refugees Urged to Stay Asylum Quietly
The United States warned Poland and other communist officials against pressuring Polish refugees to return home. A State Department note accused diplomats of coercive tactics including unsolicited visits and letters from relatives. Poland must cease such practices while respecting alien rights to seek asylum and voluntary repatriation. In related actions, two Soviet diplomats were expelled recently and Viktor Solovyev testified about threats from agents in a New York hotel room.
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U. S
United States
Poland
Soviet Union
United Nations
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Viktor Solovyev
New York
Dallas Quads Look Good at Births at Methodist Hospital
Four girls were born to Mr and Mrs G A Hunter at Methodist Hospital late Monday night and early today. The first weighed 3 pounds at 1 44 pm the second 2 pounds 11 1 2 ounces three minutes later the third 3 pounds 3 ounces ten minutes later and the fourth 12 05 weighed immediately after. The hospital attendant said they look good for their size.
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Wallasp
G. A. Hunter
Methodist Hospital
Nok
Immedia
Alabama and DC Hold Primary Elections Amid Contests
Residents of Alabama and the District of Columbia voted in primaries as Democratic hopefuls campaigned nationwide. The Alabama race centered on a three way contest for the Democratic national committeeman post with racial and state rights issues shaping the result.
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Byane Associate Press
Alabama
District of Columbia
Doctor Fights Red Charges in Deportation Case
Dr Louis Zuker 61 a Russian born optometrist defense in Cleveland contesting Communist Party membership used hearsay witnesses three former Communists testified they saw him at meetings Hearing led by Milton V Mill special inquiry officer overruled motion to strike witnesses as paid testimony by attorney William J Corritan Labouring accusations center on alien status and party affiliation amid immigration proceedings
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Cleveland
U. S
Louis Zuker
Zuker
Russia
Communist Party
Milton "V. Mill
Dr. Zuker
William J. Corritan
Fear of Air Supremacy Spurs Call for More U S Funds
Summary of a 1948-1950 era debate where Senator Jackson urges several billions more for Air Force funding to outpace Soviet long range bombers. General LeMay warns Russia could surpass U S striking power, prompting lawmakers to seek expanded budgets, bases, jet tankers, and skilled aircrews to deter Moscow.
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Washington
Oar-shave
LeMay
United States
Senator Jackson
Jackson LeMay
Russia
Jackson
Nathan F. ‘Twining
Air Force
The
Harold Talbott
Wilson
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