Waering resigns as Nelsonville TB hospital director
Dr. K K Waering resigns as director of the South east Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital at Nelsonville effective December 31. The move follows disputes with Dr. Ralph Dwork state health director and Waering illness. Waering will remain in title until December 31 with six weeks notice.
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Jack Gilbert
K. K. Waering
Southeast Ohio
Nelsonville
Waering
Ralph Dwork
Columbus
Dr. Dwork
Haewitalls Amanatinan Wean
Dwork
Art Robinson
Robinson
Robert H. Browning
Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Tuberculosis Hospital
Oday
Civil Service
DiSalle
Employes
Athens County Democrat
Mount St. Mary
Soviet Optimism on East West Summit Contrasts U S View
Moscow signals optimism that the East West summit could yield concrete agreements, aiming to pressure Western powers to concede. Washington shows little such hope and doubts a German peace treaty or a breakthrough on Berlin in coming years.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Hunting Story Saves Man From Fine in County Court
John Smith of Elyria faced a $25 fine after a pheasant possession arrest by Officer Merwin Chambers. He told Judge George Reinbolt his hen and cock pheasants story, saying he shot to relieve a wounded bird. The court reduced costs and suspended the fine, citing the narrative as mitigating.
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Fremont
John Smith
Elyria
George Reinbolt
Smith
Merwin Chambers
New York Central Wins Approval to Remove Chauncey Station Agent
The New York Central Railroad received permission from the Utilities Commission to remove agents from Chauncey Athens County and Arlington Hancock County. The railroad awaits permission to remove its agent at Cleves Hamilton County.
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Columbus
New York Central Railroad
the Utilities Commission
Chauncey
Athens County
Arlington
Hancock County
Cleves
Hamilton County
Castro urges Cuban workers to unite behind revolution
Prime Minister Fidel Castro called on Cuban labor to stand together early today. He warned that any split among workers would aid the government's enemies.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Ohio Teens Killed in Headlight to Headlight Crash
A southbound station wagon and a northbound car collided on Ohio 5 near the Ohio 88 intersection killing four youths and injuring several others. Victims include George N. Arnie 20 Glenn Arthur Hall 27 Richard Bassett 20 and Donald Bassett 17. Police called the crash headlight to headlight on dry pavement northeast of Warren.
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Warren
Ohio
George N. Arnie
Cherry Valley
Ashtabula County
Glenn Arthur Hall
Burghill
Arnie
Warren Boys
Richard Bassett
Donald
Here
Ohio 5
Ohio 88
Clear Skies and Cold Weather Outlook in Ohio
The Weather Bureau reports fair skies over Ohio with minor Lake Erie cloudiness. No precipitation, temperatures milder than last night though below freezing. Warming trend continues today with dry conditions and little change expected Friday. Early temps 29 in Cleveland, 22 in Dayton, Findlay 24, Columbus 23.
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Columbus
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Dayton
Findlay
Ford to Stop Production of Edsel Line
Ford announced it will abandon the Edsel medium price car immediately after poor sales. Introduced two years ago the Edsel sold just over 100000 units yet production dwindled with less than 100 built in the last two weeks. Total 1960 Edsel output about 2800. 1959 output near 30000. Edsel assembled at Louisville plant, which will continue Ford truck production. The Mercury Edsel Lincoln division becomes Lincoln Mercury.
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Detroit
Ford
Louisville, Ky
Company
Harbor Ice Closes Maumee Bay for Small Craft
The Maumee Bay harbor near Toledo is closed to small craft due to ice conditions. Coast Guard reports about 60 percent of Maumee Bay in western Lake Erie is covered by an inch thick ice as of Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Maumee Bay
Toledo
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
GM Fisher Body recalls 200 workers after steel strike
About 200 of the 1200 workers at the General Motors Fisher Body plant in Mansfield will be recalled this week following layoffs tied to the steel strike. The move signals a partial restart as production resumes and demand returns.
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Mansfield
Ohio
General Motors
Fisher Body
Na tional Rubber to Build $700000 Plant Near Medina
The National Rubber Machine Co of Clifton New Jersey plans a 700000 dollar plant on eight acres near U S 42 southwest of Medina Ohio employing about 100 people.
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Medina
Ohio
National Rubber Machine Co
Clifton, N. J
Here
U.S. 42
Dabney Residence Hall Dedication at University of Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati will dedicate the Charles William Dabney Residence Hall, a new men's dormitory costing 1.8 million dollars, on Sunday November 29.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Charles William Dabney
Third suspect questioned in Bertha Brooks slaying
Mansfield Ohio police arrested a third suspect Wednesday for questioning in the fatal killing of 13 year old Bertha Mae Brooks last Saturday.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Bertha Mae Brooks
Eisenhower Eyes 40 Billion Nonmilitary Budget Cut
President Eisenhower reviews the nonmilitary portion of the 1961 budget in Augusta with Budget Director Maurice Stans. They aim to compress the miscellaneous federal items for the 1961 fiscal year starting July 1, after a current total around 38 billion dollars.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Maurice H. Stans
Washington
Hoffa Ouster Sought by Rank‑and‑File Teamsters
Attorney Godfrey Schmidt for a group of rank‑and‑file Teamsters members asks U S District Judge F Dickinson Letts to oust President James R Hoffa. The motion filed from New York claims Hoffa deprived members of rights under the new labor law and seeks Hoffa’s trial on prior charges of misusing union powers.
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Washington
Godfrey Schmidt
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Schmidt
New York City
U.S
Mrs Edna Giffen 74 Killed Crossing Street in Niles
Mrs Edna Giffen aged 74 was struck and killed by a car while crossing a street near her Niles Ohio home Wednesday night.
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Niles
Ohio
Edna Giffen
Citizens Telephone to Build HQ and Dial Service Upgrade
Coolville Citizens Telephone Co announced an improvement program adding a new headquarters, a combined exchange, and full dial service for all subscribers. Construction begins in March with a mid October deadline for automatic conversion. the project costs between 125000 and 150000 dollars. Carl J. Barnhill, the manager, said the upgrade responds to demand and industry advances to keep pace with other firms. At present only part of the Athens County system is dial. Ohio exchanges show 95 percent are automatic.
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Citizens Telephone Co. of
Coolville
Coolville Exchange
Messenger Newsphoto
Citizens Telephone Co
Citizens
Carl J. Barnhill
Athens County
Citizens Co
Barnhill
Ohio
Tire plants suspend production amid steel shortage
AKRON Ohio Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co says it will suspend passenger tire production at two plants during Thanksgiving week due to a 116 day steel shortage strike. About 1000 workers will return to normal operation on November 30. B F Goodrich and Firestone report overtime cuts but no layoffs recorded.
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Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Macmillan And Adenauer Acree On Summit Talks
London reports British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer conclude talks that ease suspicions and back Western alliance ahead of an East West summit with the Soviet Union. They drop disarmament zone plans and pledge cooperation to avoid a trade war between the Common Market and Britain's Outer Seven.
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London
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Western Alliance
Harold Macmillan
Europe
Adenauer
West Germany
Germany
Berlin
Kremlin
Tass
Sodium Vapor Rockets Fizzle At Wallops Island Flight
A second sodium vapor rocket failed to eject its bright yellow plume as it rose to 160 miles from Wallops Island Virginia. NASA plans a third flare test Friday while a separate Wallops launch fizzled an electronic counting device. The Canaveral Jupiter missile flew about 1 500 miles.
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Washington
Wallops Island
Seaboard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Examining Sheriff Holmes Excused From Murder Jury
An examiner in the state auditor's office was excused from jury duty in a murder case Wednesday. Ex aminer Sherlock Holmes said he had read about the case and formed some deductions.
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Olympia
Wash
State Auditor's Office
Sherlock Holmes
Snowstorm Hits Watertown With Fresh Four Hour Dump
Watertown reports seven inches of snow on Wednesday night and eight more in four hours today as squalls swept in from Lake Ontario. The city endured near whiteout conditions and drifting snow, delaying travel and prompting officials to urge caution.
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Watertown
Lake Ontario
Steel industry submits 30 cent hourly offer to union
Pittsburgh bulletin reports the basic steel industry says it has offered a 30 cent per hour wage increase over three years to the United Steel Workers Union in a bid to settle contract talks.
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Pittsburgh
The
Basic Steel Industry
United Steelworkers Union
Underwood impressed by Rockefeller and Nixon as GOP nominees
West Virginia Governor Cecil H. Underwood says he is impressed with both Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Vice President Richard M. Nixon as Republican presidential hopefuls.
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Underwood
New York
West Virginia
Cecil H. Underwood
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Kilauea Eruption Booms Lava Spouts Reach 1100 Feet
Kilauea volcano continued erupting in Honolulu with lava and incandescent rock blasting as high as 1100 feet for the sixth straight day, alarming residents and drawing official cautions.
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Honolulu
Kilauea
National Chairman Defends Contributions Policy at Young Democrats Meet
National Chairman Paul Butler defended campaign contribution policies at the Northwestern Ohio Chapter Sigma Delta Chi meeting in Toledo. Governor DiSalle objected to seating and hotel arrangements tied to campaign help. About 1500 delegates from 50 states attended with Humphrey Meyner Williams among expected delegates. Truman to speak at Saturday dinner.
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Toledo
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Paul Butler
Young Democrat Clubs of America
Butler
Sigma Delta Chi
Young Democrats
DiSalle
Democratic National Committee
Civic Auditorium
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
D - Minn
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Harry S. Truman
Dick Clark Responds To Probers On Bandstand
Philadelphia reports Dick Clark addressed a House subcommittee on Wednesday on payoffs allegations tied to promoting records. Clark thanked supporters, gave a brief smile, and said little as investigators from the panel questioned him during and after the program.
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Philadelphia
Dick Clark
Clark
Wfil-Tv
House
Hisc
Charles Houze
James Kelly
Teamsters Grocery Talks At Standstill In Columbus
Federal mediator John Wagner said he will not call another session between the Teamsters Union and three struck grocery chains unless productive. Negotiations between Teamster Local 413 and Columbus A P Kroger and Albers officials were fruitless. No immediate threat of store closures found as Kroger stores receive many goods from wholesale suppliers.
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Columbus
John Wagner
Teamsters Union
Teamster Local 413
A&p
Kroger
Albers
Wagner
Government To Tell New Berry System Will Aid Cranberries
Washington reports plan to speed clearance of large cranberry stocks for 1958 and 1959 crops. Secretary Arthur Flemming says the new system will be very helpful and FDA Commissioner G P Larrick promises the plan will delight the public. Plan emerged from private conferences after industry input at a public hearing.
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Washington
Arthur S. Flemming
George P. Larrick
Food and Drug Administration
Logan man dies in trailer explosion near Pine Club
John S. Blackston, 57, perished in a trailer blast caused by butane gas from a tank in the middle of the floor. Police and fire officials note he reportedly threatened self harm after leaving the Pine Club. coroner's ruling pending.
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Logan
John S. Blackston
Pine Club
Route 75
Blackston
Petras Balsevicius
A. J. Waldron
Ralph Courter
Joe Rigby
Rigby
Courter
Logan Fire Department
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