Charles H Ley Dies in Route 50 Crash
Athens barber Charles H Ley 54 was killed when his car crashed into a fertilizer laden farm truck on Route 50 seven miles east of Chillicothe. His wife Jessie 52 is in fair condition with scalp injuries and possible internal injuries. The Ley-Robinson Barber Shop co owner and Mrs Ley, Murphey Insurance Agency owner, were en route to Portsmouth to see the Rev Fr Welch.
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Chillicothe
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Walnut Creek Hill
Londonderry
James R. Kerns
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Defense challenges evidence from truth serum in murder case
Floyd E. Hargrove's lawyers claim evidence obtained while he was under sodium amytal was illegally and fraudulently obtained. The 35 year old truck driver faces first degree murder charges in the slaying of Charles R. Clark of Mentor. He allegedly directed authorities to a rifle used in the Christmas Eve shooting.
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Welch resigns from FDA antibiotics post with reluctance
Dr Henry Welch, longtime head of the FDA antibiotics division earning 17500 dollars annually, submitted his resignation on Thursday with reluctance and denied any wrongdoing.
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Henry Welch
Food and Drug Administration
Brakes Placed On Nuclear Plane Project Funds
The House Appropriations Committee cut 3.84 billion dollars from a public works appropriation to fund a nuclear airplane program. It noted the move does not end the effort, leaving 75 million dollars available in a Defense Department bill and some carryover from the Atomic Energy Commission. The AEC has overseen the project with a budget tied to the public works bill.
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Protesters clash with police at Prime Minister residence
Tokyo witnesses a confrontation as angry students protest the first parliamentary approval of Japan's security pact with the United States. Police clash with demonstrators outside the Prime Minister's official residence amid the dispute.
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Khrushchev quiets over Berlin as Paris peels back
Khrushchev in East Berlin suggested a new situation born of the Paris summit blow up. He indicated a Western Berlin settlement cannot be achieved at a conference table and warned East German leaders to move cautiously on West Berlin while avoiding a summit showdown.
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Eisenhower Homecoming After Paris Summit Ends
President Eisenhower returns to Washington after a failed Paris summit and vows to pursue new solutions to global problems. He greets a welcome crowd at Andrews Air Force Base with Mrs. Eisenhower and officials amid television coverage. He later urges belt tightening and a positive stance in Portugal before reporting to the nation on his Paris talks.
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Aly Khan Buried After Moslem Funeral in France
Prince Aly Khan was buried today in the park of his seaside chateau in Golfe Juan France following a Moslem funeral service. His burial marks the end of a high profile life linked to international society and diplomacy.
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Railroad mergers proposed to absorb Diplomat and National Limited
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeks to merge the Diplomat with the National Limited, risking Athens passenger service loss. The company cites heavy losses from declining passenger patronage and seeks regulatory approval in multiple states. If approved, the Diplomat would be removed and B&O would run its other trains while the National Limited serves existing Diplomat stops.
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Union Allows Pennsylvania Railroad Workers Back On Job
Virtually all Pennsylvania Railroad maintenance workers returned to work today after the Transport Workers Union complied with a federal court order ending a stoppage.
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Kai-shek Inaugurated for Third Term in ROC
Taipei Formosa Chiang Kai-shek was inaugurated president of the Republic of China for his third six-year term today.
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Macmillan Reveals Khrushchev Demands at Summit
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Parliament that Khrushchev demanded the United States condemn spy flights over Soviet territory and punish those responsible before any negotiations. He said Khrushchev repeated the demand at the conference opening, stalling talks and signaling a possible policy shift. Macmillan noted private Paris discussions showed Eisenhower and Khrushchev, like Britain, still sought a treaty to end nuclear tests, while Khrushchev refused to keep talks secret.
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Atlas Blasts To 9000 Mile Atlas Missile Flight
The Air Force launched an Atlas missile from Cape Canaveral on a 9000 mile test flight past South Africa into the Indian Ocean. It set a new surface to surface distance record, exceeding the 7760 mile Russian claim. The nose cone was dropped in the target area 1000 miles southeast of Cape Town and telemetry suggested all objectives were achieved.
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Reds Seek UN Spy Prohibition
United Nations in New York reports Soviet Foreign Minister Anrei Gromyko travels to push for a UN prohibition on American spy flights binding after President Eisenhower leaves office. The Security Council plans to discuss U2 reconnaissance and the Soviet charge of U.S. aggression as big four foreign ministers meet.
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Eisenhower
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Oldest concrete street spared in resurfacing plan
In Bellefontaine the block in front of the Logan County Courthouse will stay untouched as Ohio 47 68 is resurfaced. The street is described as the nation’s oldest concrete road. Local officials move ahead with the project amid related state actions.
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Hunt Injured In Mountains Rescue Underway At McKinley
A jet helicopter flew toward Mt McKinley from a 10,000 foot base camp in clear weather to rescue a sick woman and four injured climbers. Two prior attempts failed. Foot rescuers pressed up the steep face as a three day climb loomed. Seattle Mountain Rescue Council teams, totaling 47 members, were ferried to the high camp after a 1500 mile flight.
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Rev Paul J Folino elected moderator of Ohio Conference
The Rev. Paul J. Folino of Avon Lake Congregational Church was chosen moderator of the Ohio Conference of Congregational Churches, which serves about 94,000 members.
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Atlanta
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U.S.A
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Ohio five day forecast with warm spell and rain
The Ohio forecast shows temperatures about four degrees above normal with highs near 72 to 76 and lows around 54 to 56. Expect thunderstorms Sunday and again Tuesday with around one inch total precipitation.
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