State Race Heats Up As Pepple Attacks Briley In Primary
State Sen. Ross Pepple accuses a bloc of industrialists in Columbus of pressuring the Ohio Republican primary to back U S senator nominee hopeful John Marshall Briley. Pepple criticizes endorsements and recalls past fights over right to work in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Pepple
R-Al- Jen
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
U. S
Briley
Columbus
Lima
Ohio
George Bender
Money Stolen Second Time In Nine Days
In Youngstown two priests at Sacred Heart Church were robbed early today of 225 dollars. A gunman awakened Msgr Walter Martin and Rev Conrad Aleckna, demanded the money, and fled after learning the rectory safe held no cash. Nine days earlier gunmen took 13,500 from St Dominic's rectory including Easter offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Dominic’s Catholic Church
Walter Martin
Conrad Aleckna
Father Aleckna
83 Die As Tokyo Train Collision Rocks Mikawashima
Two electric commuter trains traveling from opposite directions crashed into a derailed freight train at Mikawashima station in northeastern Tokyo. The death toll stood at 83 with 147 injured, many in serious condition. Rescue efforts continued for hours as officials reviewed the derailment after the freight arrived ahead of schedule and derailed on a siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mikawashima
Ohio State President agrees to faculty meeting over speaker cancelations
Ohio State University President Novice G. Fawsett agrees to a full faculty meeting after professors petitioned him regarding the cancellation of three controversial speakers. No date is set. Berlin reports say at least 21 people have died trying to escape across the Berlin Wall as Communists build the barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Novice G. Fawsett
Ohio State University
Berlin
West Berlin
Scholarships Killed Clear Education Bill In House Senate Talk
Washington moves toward a House Senate compromise on a 1.5 billion federal aid plan for college classrooms. House Rules Committee drops its hurdle after ensuring no 900 million scholarship clause remains in conference. House had proposed 300 million yearly for five years in academic facility grants and loans. Senate bill earlier included 2,500 federal scholarships and kept a loan heavy construction section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Kennedy
Coast Guard Finds Missing Toledo Pair Safe
Coast Guard crews resumed search for two Toledo men Larry Smith aged 29 and Charles Brown aged 30 who disappeared after a boat trip on Lake Erie. The pair were found anchored eight miles northwest of Toledo near North Cape in good condition. They had taken a 14 foot outboard for a trial run and failed to return before their car was found in Mamee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Larry Smith
Charles Brown
North Cape
CWO
Ernest Killian
Cleveland
Maumee
Killian
Smith
Brown
Meteor-Like Object Tied to Halley’s Comet Visible Southeast
A meteor-like object lit the sky west to east over the Southeast on Wednesday night. Professor Karl Hujer of the University of Chattanooga said it likely belonged to Halley’s Comet's orbit and will be seen again in 1985. In Miami a city employee was seriously injured when trapped in a drawbridge mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Karl Hujer
University of Chattanooga
Haley
Miami
Fla
Rail Wage Report Due to Address Major Labor Demands
President Kennedy will receive an advisory board's recommendations on a rail wage dispute affecting about 450,000 workers. Unions claim railroad industry statements aimed to sway the decision ahead of the report resemble attempting to influence a judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
U S To Share Atomic Witnesses Describe Slaying
Louis Morgan former Shawnee marshal on trial for manslaughter testifies he did not mean to pull the trigger that killed Richard Denny. Prosecution witnesses describe Morgan drawing a pistol after an argument with Denny and friends as they left a tavern in April. The case proceeds toward a jury trial with testimony from Tom Slater Nancy Stalling and Jack Gooden regarding the confrontation and warnings given about driving after drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Louis Morgan
Richard Denny
States
Morgan
Denny
Tom Slater
Lexington
Nancy Stalling
Shawnee
Larry Dishon
Jack Gooden
Student Lost During Tour Safe At Home
A 16 year old boy missing from Newtonsville Grade School's seventh grade tour to the U S Dam 34 on the Ohio River turned up safe at home after hitching a ride. He arrived just after midnight and had tried to walk back with classmates before going alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia —P
U. S
Ohio River
Sam Rouvier
James Goodin
Newtonsville
Goodin
Titov and Glenn Meet in Washington Visit a Space Chat
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov and U S astronaut John H Glenn Jr meet at the National Academy of Sciences for a brief greeting with their wives present Officials from the Soviet Embassy NAS and Cospar attend They plan to address space scientists at the International Space Symposium and tour Washington with Glenn guiding before a White House chat with President Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Gherman Titov
Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Kennedy
Titov
National Academy of Sciences
Spacemen
International Committee On Space Research- Cospar
The
Academy
Caspar Organization
White House
Question Posed Third Is Largest Yet
Washington reports the third and biggest nuclear test in the Pacific during week one near Christmas Island. The low megaton yield device was dropped from a plane and estimated at one to several million tons of TNT. Officials noted the blast occurred about 8 a.m. test site time and 1 p.m. EST as the series continues amid policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Christmas Island
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Kennedy
United States
Dominic
Let Me Come Home Jose Asks Spouse
Jose Ferrer pleaded for reconciliation after Rose Mary Clooney accused him of infidelity and firing five children at home. Clooney testified the Oscar winner had affairs from the start of their marriage, while Ferrer urged a return home. The divorce trial recessed as both sides negotiate finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Jose Ferrer
Rosemary Clooney
Ferrer
Miss Clooney
Mervyn Aggeler
Jeweler Leaves U S 250000 Estate To Government
New York reports jeweler William Berns dies at 59 on April 20 and leaves a 250000 estate to the U S government in gratitude for freedoms. His mother, in her 80s, is to outlive him with probate filed. Cleveland notes doctors will halt Salk polio vaccine as Sabin oral program begins May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
William Berns
Cleveland
Salk
Sabin
Des Moines Woman Faces Welfare Food Misuse Case
Charlotte Peters 22 of Des Moines mailed pinto beans cornmeal and rice to a Tampa woman on relief. A broken sack drew letters through postal inspectors and the Agriculture Department seeking restitution. Peters defends her actions saying she intended to help and that the post office is meddlesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charlotte Peters
Tampa
Fla
J. R. Douglas
Douglas
U.S. Postal
Atlanta
St. Louis
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Iowa Welfare Department
Detroit dailies idle as union vote awaited
In Detroit both daily newspapers suspend regular editions since April 11 awaiting the International Typographical Union vote on a contract offer. A spokesman called the potential vote encouraging, while disputes with other unions remain. Freeport reports the death of Joseph A. Gund, 83, US Trotting Horse Association director, on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Evening News
Morning Free Press
International Typographical Union
Freeport, Ill
Joseph A. Gund
U. S. Trotting Horse Association
United States Open to Sharing Nuclear Control in NATO
Western sources report Washington considers a European political union including Britain for joint nuclear decision making in NATO. The move aims to speed political talks, bring Britain into the Common Market, address Germany France nuclear aims, and give smaller states a say in nuclear policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
United States
Europe
European Union
Britain
NATO
Washington
West Germany
France
Envies Diplomats Life Shaped Kennedy White House Frolic
President Kennedy hosted 277 diplomats and officials at a White House reception as champagne flowed and music played. He mused that ambassadors may be happier than presidents because they see more of the world. Caroline Kennedy delighted guests during the hour and a half event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
U. S
London
Washington Diplomatic Corps
Kennedy Trade Plan Backed by Chamber at 50th Meeting
The U S Chamber of Commerce backed Kennedy proposed trade expansion with two reservations. The closing banquet featured a sharp attack from Sen Rourke B Hickenlooper who accused Kennedy of coercive steel price rollbacks and stoking demands for more government. Also noted: removal of an unused steel bridge on the Ohio River and bids for its destruction. Eisenhower reserved judgment on the steel rollback. A House bill to require 82 channel TV reception passed and moved to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Spring Color Is At Its Best Weekend Strolls Southern Ohio
This weekend offers peak spring color across Southern Ohio with popular spots at Lake Hope Zaleski State Forest in Vinton County and surrounding areas. Visitors can also explore Hocking County parks Shawnee State Forest Tar Hollow Scioto Trail Pike and Wayne National Forest units in multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lake Hope
Zaleski State Forest
Vinton County
Hocking County
Shawnee State Forest
Adams
Scioto
Tar Hollow State Forest
Hocking
Ross
Vinton
Scioto Trail State Forest
Ross County
Pike State Forest
Pike County
Wayne National Forest
Lancaster Police K9 Corps Disbands After Resignations
The Lancaster police department's K9 Corps ended Wednesday with the resignation of Patrolman Herman Simms, the fifth officer to quit the narcotics and patrol duty in two years. The report also notes a steady decline in new and continuing unemployment claims across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Lancaster
Herman Simms
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
Japan
News Index
Athens Feet
Chauncey
Pater Serene
Gallipolis
Glouster
Logan
Markets
McArthur St
Sane
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pemeroy
Middleport
Seeman
Nencmumn
Andres Framini
la Plata
Algiers
Secret Army
Algeria
Algiers Casbah
Oran
U.S
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Canada
Devalues
Ottawa
Soviet
Gherman S. Titov
John H. Glenn
Jose
Mrs. Peters
R. H. Whitlatch
Stahr
Arms
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bassador
Omar Abou Riche
Caroline
Charleston
Wheeling
West Virginia Road Commission
Ike
Harrisburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!