Ohio Valley to become Atom Valley with coal future
Utility engineers in the Ohio Valley foresee by a decade at least half the region’s electric output from atomic power. Hydrogen fusion could emerge later, raising new uses for coal and altering water supplies as sea water becomes potable.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Electric Utility
East
Midwest
Laguna Beach
Monroe
Mich
Westinghouse Corp
Shippingport
Ohio River
Madison
Ind
Gallipolis
Atomic Energy Commission
Waverly
Portsmouth
Ohio Valley
Atomic Energy
Nixon Ambush Sparks Global Tension and French Crisis
U S seeks evidence of Communist influence behind the Caracas riot against Vice President Nixon but notes other political and economic causes fueling anti U S sentiment. Washington warns that turmoil, including in France where a rightist regime proposal unsettles Paris, risks U S interests and NATO stability.
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Washington
United States
Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
U. S
Paris
Algeria
Jacques Massu
Charles de Gaulle
France
Pierre Pflimlin
Nixon Escapes Injury as Venezuelan Mob Riots Erupt
Vice President Nixon narrowly escaped harm in Caracas as mobs outside the U S Embassy hurled rocks and spit. Six Nixon aides and four Venezuelans were injured. Maduro regime leaders vowed action against rioters while urging calm. Nixon canceled public appearances and departed for Washington with his party. About 250 troops and police guarded the embassy area.
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Caracus
Venezuela
Nixon
U.S
JUNTA
Adm
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Bogota
Larrazabal
Numa Quevedo
Washington
Marines Ready To Defend Weep Nixon Aid Ordered In Venezuela Crisis
U S Marines and paratroopers were deployed to Caribbean bases as Eisenhower ordered 1000 troops to the region after anti American protests in Caracas. Nixon escaped injury though six in the goodwill party were hurt by shattered glass. The move drew mixed reactions in Congress and marked a rare dispatch of troops tied to a goodwill tour.
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Washington
United States
Caribbean
Venezuela
Nixon
Eisenhower
Caracas
U. S
Defense Department
Adm
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Nixon Party
Congress
Senate
Riots Enter Fifth Day At Lebanon
Beirut unrest nears day five as a bomb near the U S Embassy sparks continued clashes against President Camille Chamoun. The government stands defiant while curfews lift and shooting spreads. deaths mount to about 30 in Beirut and at least 32 in Tripoli as rioters allied with Nasser push to topple Chamoun.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. S
Camille Chamoun
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Chamoun
Russian Ruble Found Off Florida Coast
Hamilton County man discovers a piece of Russian ruble on seaweed near Fort Lauderdale beach. He reports it to police who hand it to Navy Intelligence in Miami for investigation.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fort Lauderdale Beach
Hamilton County
Ohio
Paul E. Kuhn
Greenhills
Navy Intelligence
Miami
Starkweather Defense Begins Evidence in Insanity Plea
Lincoln Nebraska the Starkweather defense starts presenting testimony in support of the insanity plea for Charles Starkweather the former garbage collector who admitted involvement in 11 slayings and is on trial.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles Starkweather
UAW Resumes Talks After Unanimous Rejection of Arbitration
DETROIT. The United Auto Workers return to bargaining with the Big Three after a clear vote against pursuing arbitration of contract differences. The union seeks a path to resolve wage and benefit disputes at the negotiating table.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Automotive
UAW
Weather West Virginia Ohio forecast and warmer trend
West Virginia clear and cool tonight with lows 36 to 45. Thursday brings fair skies and lighter winds, turning somewhat warmer. Ohio shows five day trend with temperatures 1 to 10 degrees above normal, warmer Thursday and cooler Friday or Saturday, then warmer again Sunday and Monday. Scattered showers expected Friday or Saturday.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Albany
Atlanta
Buffalo
Clevelaad
Detroit
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
New York
Portland
St. Louis
Cloudy
San Francisco
Seattle
Clear
Search Party Looks for 2 Drowned at Dam on Muskingum River
Authorities seek the bodies of Ray Kirkpatrick and Basil Hornsby after a rain swollen Muskingum River boat crash a dam 23 miles north of Marietta. Harry Crook, also from Parkersburg, was rescued about 300 yards below the dam.
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Marietta
West Virginia
Muskingum River
Here
Ray Kirkpatrick
Shinnston
W. Va
Bacil Hornsby
Parkersburg
Harry Crook
Crook
Vets Receive Over Fifty Million In War Veterans Checks
Ohio has mailed 51,506,956 in checks to 200,406 living Korean War veterans or their next of kin since payments began June 1, 1957, said Director C W Goble on Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. W. Goble
France Changes Algeria Leader
France's new government ordered Gen. Raoul Salan to assume command in Algeria, replacing paratroop Gen. Jacques Massu who sought a De Gaulle led government outside politics. The cabinet banned public demonstrations in France and Algeria and gave Andre Mutter full Algerian powers.
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Paris
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Salan
Jacques Massu
Massu
Rene Coty
Charles de Gaulle
Algiers
Andre Mutter
Robert Lacoste
Aircraft Talks Progresse in Major Industry Accord
Negotiators move toward tentative agreements across five key sectors of the U.S. aircraft industry as strikes persist at Convair Pomona California and Lockheed Marietta Georgia plants. IAM continues talks with Lockheed missile plants in Van Nuys Palo Alto and Sunnyvale California and with Douglas for Santa Monica El Segundo California plants. A Fort Worth Texas vote by IAM on Convair terms narrowly avoided a strike, and earlier deals were struck with UAW involving Lockheed North American Convair at San Diego California Douglas at Long Beach Tulsa and Charlotte.
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Convair
Pomona
Calif
Lockheed
Marietta, Ga
International Assn
Lockheed Missile
van Nuys
Palo Alto
Sunnyvale
IAM
Douglas
Santa Monica
el Segundo
Con
United Auto Workers
North American
San Diego
Long Beach
Tulsa
Okla
Charlotte
N.C
Fight To Avert Strike In Cleveland Talks Resume
Negotiations between the Asbestos Workers Union and Asbestos Contractors Assn resume in Cleveland to halt a two week strike that has idled about 10 000 area construction workers.
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Cleveland
Asbestos Workers Union
Asbestos Contractors Assn
Money Tight Says NC Collector Faces Sour Checks
Raleigh NC The State Revenue Commissioner James S Currie faced a crisis as expected income tax receipts fell short and bounced checks rose from 40000 to 99766, prompting Currie to note Money s tight as the April 15 deadline passed with ongoing cash flow concerns.
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Raleigh
N. C
James S. Currie
North Carolina
Currie
Meigs County and Three Other Projects Approved
Four counties including Meigs received preliminary approval for emergency county road projects under Ohio state planning. The program funds two thirds of costs with the county and state sharing the rest. contracts for the first project are expected in July. Meigs County to repave County Road 3 from Ohio 143 to 3.4 miles south.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio Department of Highways
Bureau
C. H. Makeever
Makeever
Muskingum County
Ohio 77
Frazersburg
Meigs County
Ohio 143
Hospital Service Seeks Insurance Rate Increase in Ohio
Columbus report notes Central Hospital Service of Blue Cross with about 500000 subscribers requests from the Ohio Department of Insurance permission to raise monthly group rates and convert its $25 deductible plan to an 80 20 type.
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Columbus
Central Hospital Service of Blue Cross
Ohio
Ohio Department of Insurance
House Set to Vote on Overseas Aid Bill
The House appears poised to pass a 3.603 billion dollar overseas aid program for next year after defeats of major amendments to cut funding. Critics label aid as wasteful amid reports of violence against Vice President Nixon and U.S. libraries abroad. a standing vote 102 to 59 defeated a Colmer move to strip 1.5 billion dollars.
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Washington
House
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
E. Ross Adair
Rind
Nixon
South America
U. S&s
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
Hospital Official's Son Drowns Amid Career Day Observance
The 3 year old Paul Farage, son of Edward Farage the hospital’s new business manager, was found drowned in a cistern on the Lancaster Fairfield Hospital grounds after a 142 hour search ending Career Day observances during National Hospital Week.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Paul Farage
Edward Farage
Ives Drops Reelection Bid Over Ill Health
New York Senator Irving M. Ives has chosen not to run again citing ill health. Friends confirmed the decision, noting his enduring commitment to public service despite stepping back.
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New York
Irving M. Ives
Steel Executives Meet for National Economic Discussion
United Steel Workers Executive Board and wage policy committee meet in Chicago for a general discussion on the national economic situation.
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Chicago
United Steel Workers Executive Board
Eisenhower Links Economic Troubles to Global Unrest
President Eisenhower blamed economic troubles for anti-American demonstrations in Venezuela and Peru while noting communist inspiration behind some protests. He warned troops may be used as precautionary defense in the Caribbean and discussed Nixon’s return, tax policy, and cautious public works plans. He opposed federal troops for school integration and urged a flexible wage and price stance rather than mandatory controls.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
South America
Venezuela
Peru
Sion
Fisenhower
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Lebanon
Algeria
F Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Committee
Truck Explodes After Collision Kills Driver in Ohio
A gasoline tanker exploded and burned after a crash near New Rome early today. William Wright, 38, of Columbus, was killed and burned beyond recognition. he was a father of three.
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Columbus
New Rome
William Wright
Lausche Votes No On Depression Bill
Sen. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio voted against the depressed areas bill as the Senate passed it 46 to 36. Sen. John W. Bricker did not vote but was paired against the measure.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Senate
John W. Bricker
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Florida
Starkweather Defense
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Ives
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Ike
French
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