Liverpool Salt Co to End Salt Production After 107 Years
Hartfort The 107 year old Liverpool Salt Co will discontinue salt production due to competition from rock salt barged up the Ohio River from Louisiana Eleven men are laid off while the Liverpool Coal Mine and packing house continue operating employing about 30 men The firm has enough salt to supply customers for months and the mine equipment status is undecided The company founded in 1856 by the Harpold family was sold to Elwyn Smith of Cincinnati in 1880 and remains in Smith family hands
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Liverpool Salt Co
Ohio River
Louisiana
Liverpool
Packing House
West Virginia
Mason County
Gertrude Smith
The
Harpold
Elwyn Smith
Cincinnati
Missing deputy registrar audit flags 1174 loss and 33 plates
Chauncey loss of 1174 dollars tied to missing deputy registrar Pauline Cruikshank who is unlocated with 33 trailer plates missing. State plans to notify bonding company and may pursue charges. sheriff may file if unresolved. About 2200 Rockwell workers return after unauthorized walkout at Rockwell Standard Corp. union and management seek to resolve disciplinary issue.
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Pauline Cruikshank
Chauncey
Dave Mainwaring
Mainwaring
Cruikshank
San Francisco
Harold Shields
Newark
Rockwell Standard Corp
United Auto Workers Local 1037
Birmingham Tense After Racial Unrest and Troop Deployment
In Birmingham 3000 federalized troops stood ready as violence flared after bombings and attacks. Police reported injuries and vandalism including slashing and a large slingshot impact. President Kennedy ordered troops, Gov. Wallace resisted, and King urged nonviolence amid warnings of further clashes.
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Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Tennessee Valley Authority
Jackie Robinson
Floyd Patterson
FBI
Navy Clears Officer In Sub Inquiry
The Navy cleared Lt Cmdr Stanley W Hecker of blame in the Thresher disaster case. The naval court of inquiry withdrew Hecker as a party and found his conduct as skipper of the Skylark not to have contributed to the loss of the 45 million submarine. Hecker, 36, was censured earlier for not informing authorities promptly of the Thresher's final messages. In Chicago, a separate report notes a violent anti police demonstration following the wounding of a Negro youth during an attempted burglary.
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Navy
Thresher
Naval Court of
Boston
Cmdr
Stanley W. Hecker
Hecker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Skylark
Chicago
Route 33 Improvements Planned By Engineers
State Highway Department outlines three Route 33 projects from the Hocking Fairfield line to the Chauncey bypass with four-lane plans, two to four lanes added, median strips, and flood-raising work. Costs range from about 2 to 5 million dollars, with a 1964 start for the first leg and a potential 1968 bypass phase in Logan.
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Chauncey Bypass
State Highway Department
John Dowler
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Green Lawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Midway
Dowler
Chauncey
Athens
Perry County
McArthur
Ross County
Diesel Engine Stalls Mercury Launch at Cape Canaveral
NASA scientists and technicians faced a two hour delay at Cape Canaveral when a diesel engine failed to start the 450 ton gantry service tower for the Atlas rocket. The problem, traced to fuel impurities, required replacing the fuel pump and purging lines before countdown could resume.
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L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Cape Canaveral
Mercury Control Center
Work Relief Bill Sets Mandated Jobs For Recipients
Ohio House plans to follow the Senate by approving a work requirement for all relief recipients amid counties already enforcing such rules. The $11.1 million welfare and $2.5 million school subsidy measures head to the Senate after House passage. The session also moves on pensions for township volunteer firefighters and training centers for the mentally retarded.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Ohio House
House
Senate
Boards of County Commissioners
James A. Rhodes
Cooper Space Flight Postponed By Bermuda Radar Issue
Cape Canaveral reports Gordon Cooper Jr is delayed as Bermuda radar trouble halts the 22 orbit Mercury mission. Countdown paused at 9 57 a m with Cooper in Faith 7 atop an Atlas booster awaiting a fix to the 12 foot dish tracking station. Officials will reassess at 6 p m BST to determine next launch window.
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Gordon Cooper
Globe
Bermuda
Cape Canaveral
Fla
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Veavout
Cooper
Air Force
Faith 7
Atlas
Walter Williams
Project Mercury
Mercury
Three Nevada Nuclear Tests Canceled Amid Talks
The United States canceled three Nevada tests at the Rock Canyon site after President Kennedy reviews a Khrushchev note on test ban talks. The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department said the detonations were called off with no stated reason. Radio Moscow accused U S tests of developing new weapons and warned the USSR will not stand by.
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Washington
United States
Nevada
Kennedy
Khrushchev
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Radio
Moscow
U.S
Ussr
Panel Advises Elimination Of Firemen
A three man presidential panel outlined guidelines for gradual removal of most firemen from freight and yard trains. The report to President Kennedy says issues between railroads and five operating brotherhoods are narrowed and an agreement can be reached in 30 days if both sides bargain realistically. The central issue is the Eisenhower commission recommendation to eliminate 40,000 firemen from freight and yard trains.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Woman Identified in Ironton Area Ravine Find
The body of 47 year old Avan elle Smith of Proctorville was found in a wooded ravine about five miles northeast of Chesapeake in Lawrence County. Sheriff Rose said fingerprints confirmed identity and the cause of death was still under investigation.
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Ironton
Here
Proctorville
Carl E. Rose
Avanelle Smith
Chesapeake
Lawrence County
Rose
Desegregation Protest Clashes in Nashville Downtown
Negro students and white protesters clashed with police during a two hour demonstration in downtown Nashville demanding desegregation of all public accommodations.
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Nashville
Tenn
Kennedy aims retaliation if Britain seizes U S planes
The White House says President Kennedy will seek Congress authority to retaliate if Britain seizes U S aircraft over North Atlantic fare disputes. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said the bill would be sent to Congress later today.
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White House
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
North Atlantic
Pierre Salinger
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