Middleport Man Held In Stabbing Case
Middleport man SIDNEY BURTON, 49, is jailed in Fairfield County on a stabbing charge after allegedly attacking Addison Wagner, 29, of Sugar Grove, as Wagner rode a tractor along Route 33 south of Lancaster on May 6. Burton pleaded no contest and faces a June 3 preliminary hearing after failing to post 5000 bond. He was arrested in Columbus after license identification.
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Plan to make secretary of state national security chief
George F. Kennan proposed a plan to appoint the secretary of state as the president’s chief officer for all national security affairs, including overseas military matters. He testified before a Senate subcommittee led by Sen. Henry M. Jackson, saying it would better coordinate military policy with national policy and address delays and rigidities in decision making.
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Belated Tally Shows Democratic Lead in Cuyahoga Primary
The Board of Elections released a belated official tally indicating Democrats defeated Republicans by nearly two to one in Cuyahoga County during the recent primary vote.
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Rockefeller Offers Self as Reserve Man for GOP Nomination
Albany New York P Governor Nelson Rockefeller floated himself as a reserve candidate for the Republican presidential nomination. He said he would accept a draft if Nixon were rejected, though Nixon remains unchallenged and has Eisenhower’s backing. Rockefeller’s plan hinges on a possible party shift before the convention.
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Life Brightens for Norfolk Family After Twin News
Mrs. and Mr. Thomas White of Mulberry Ave Norfolk received two messages of relief. Kathy Sue White survived a fall from a second story porch and recovered after surgery at Children’s Hospital Columbus. In a separate event Mrs White gave birth to a daughter at Mason Clinic increasing their family.
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No Relief In Sight From Nature's Upheavers
In southern Chile a fifth day of earthquakes tsunamis avalanches and eruptions left 2829 dead or missing and 2 million homeless about 300 million dollars in property loss. Many communities remain cut off as the toll climbs.
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Chilean disaster toll climbs amid ash and rain
Officials report 1706 dead and 1123 missing as nature menaces southern Chile. Smoke from volcanoes and clouds hinder aerial rescues while earthquakes, tidal waves, and new lakes reshape the region.
Eisenhower Backs Cooperation in Summit Collapse Probes
President Eisenhower pledged full cooperation with congressional inquiries into the Paris summit collapse after a White House breakfast with party leaders. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson and GOP Chief Everett Dirksen praised bipartisan support as Sen. Fulbright outlined plans for the Foreign Relations Committee inquiry starting Friday. Johnson stressed unity and treating mistakes as errors while defending the U2 flight as essential to national security.
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Japs Storm Parliament in Massive Tokyo Demonstration
About one hundred thousand protesters besieged the Tokyo Parliament Building delaying sessions and imprisoning Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi as they opposed the U S Japan mutual defense treaty. Demonstrators urged Congress not to ratify the accord and condemned Eisenhower's Japan visit planned for June 19, with the treaty to take effect if approved by the upper house.
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Soviet Seaman Grateful for U S Medical Care
Atlantic City reports Ivan Baluik a Soviet seaman departs after receiving American medical care that nursed him back to health.
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Soviet blasts Eisenhower speech at UN Security Council
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko condemned President Eisenhower's summit remarks as aggravating the situation and demanded condemnation of the United States over the May 1 U2 flight. He spoke to reporters and opened a one hour address at the UN Security Council, as debate over the U2 incident continued. Lodge prepared a 15 minute reply.
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Planes Forcing Landings and Cold War Encounters
Six Soviet Mig jets forced a U S Air Force C47 to land in East Germany last Friday. Capt James Lundy of Findlay Ohio said Russian interrogators mentioned the U2 incident but offered hospitality and treated the crew well. The flight from Copenhagen to Hamburg strayed into East Germany but weather allowed return to Wiesbaden after Soviet officials released the crew on Tuesday.
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Red China Bombards Quemoy Islands With Heavy Shelling
TAIPEI Formosa The Chinese Communists Wednesday subjected the Quemoy Islands to the heaviest shelling in three months firing 172 rounds. It was the roughest day for the Nationalist-held offshore islands since January 25 when 242 rounds were fired.
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Saint Gregorio Cardinal Barbarigo Canonized by Pope John XXIII
Pope John XXIII proclaims the sainthood of Gregorio Cardinal Barbarigo, 17th century Italian bishop of Bergamo and Padua known for reorganizing ecclesiastical studies and seminaries.
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Wellston Man Killed in Route 75 Wreck Near Logan
A Wellston route 3 man, Robert Kisor, 37, died in a 2:55 am crash when a truck skidded on wet pavement and struck a bridge abutment on Route 75, eight miles south of Logan. Driver William Sharp, 32, of Wellston, was in fair condition at Hocking Valley Hospital. Sharp and Kisor were en route to a Delaware Ohio highway project when the vehicle slid, hit the bridge, and turned over.
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Delaware
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Arab Planes Clashed Over Israeli-Egyptian Border
Israeli fighters shot down an Egyptian army plane near the border after four MIGs from Sinai crossed into Israeli airspace. Two Israeli jets intercepted them and opened fire. one MIG was hit and seen breaking apart as the Egyptian planes penetrated nearly two miles into the southern Negev.
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Marble Column Set On Capitol East Front
The first of 24 new marble columns was to be set today on the Capitol’s revamped east front, marking the start of a major restoration effort.
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Messenger Brings Vacation Booking Offer to Readers
Over eighty million travelers are on the roads this summer so The Messenger urges readers to prepare. Check tires brakes and engine before departing and arrange Old Vacation Pak to hold saved comics sports and society news for two weeks.
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Eisenhower urges Soviets to pursue peace in broad radio appeal
President Eisenhower called on the Soviet Union to resume peaceful talks and cooperate in East West disarmament efforts. Translations of the White House address were broadcast in 22 languages to the USSR. He pledged continued intelligence gathering by all means while preferring United Nations oversight and noted new surveillance techniques.
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Involuntary Confessions Highlight Hargrove Murder Trial
Defense attorneys quote the record of Floyd E. Hargrove saying the police interrogation produced involuntary confessions under duress. The case centers on first degree murder charges and ongoing trial proceedings in Painesville.
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Providence College to Honor Warden Sacks for Distinction
Columbus Ohio warden Beryle C. Sacks will be honored by Providence College as the graduate who showed the greatest distinction in his field over the past year. In Marietta an asphalt tank exploded injuring three workers on a 2500 barrel load. Cincinnati reports a window washer, only five days on the job, fell eight floors to his death. Warren County's GOP gains a new chair as Bud Nelson of the Lebanon Western Star becomes chair. A coal fire near Fremont required Clyde fire crews to fight burning coal spilled from fourteen derailed rail cars.
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Providence Rhode Island College
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Robert A. Carpenter
Fremont
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