Portsmouth Citizens Demand Special Thursday Council Meeting
Protesters from all faiths in Portsmouth demand a special city council meeting amid a week of telecommunication strikes against Ohio Consolidated and ensuing violence. The Voluntary Citizens Committee for Law Enforcement calls for accountability from police and highway patrol, while Governor Lausche considers state aid and possible National Guard involvement. Local officials, including Portsmouth Police Chief Rudity and Scioto County Sheriff Justice, are urged to attend and answer questions as talks about restoring service and calm continue.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Nig
Ohio Consolidated Tele Phone Co
Voluntary Citizens Committee For Law Enforcement
New Boston
Scioteville
Paul E. Flohr
Richard L. Wi
Chai
Robert L. Moulton
State Utilities Commission
Mingle
Moulton
Frank J. Lausche
Michael Segal
Hugh Rudity
Scioto County
Burl Justice
Chester Allen
Bernard T. Lomas
Trinity Methodist Church
Flohr
E. T. Wikle
Lausche
Columbus
Ohio National
Ben-Gurion Warns of Egyptian Dictator Threat
Israel faces a potential threat from Egypt as David Ben-Gurion declares the Egyptian dictator Nasser is the greatest danger to Israel amid a three day parliamentary debate. The government policy wins approval while right wing and communist factions oppose. UN to convene Security Council to review Jordan border tensions.
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David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
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Nasser
Herut Party
Cairo
al Shab
Egyon
Abdel Haki Amer
Jordan
New York
Security Council
Nixon Turns To Civil Rights Policy In Speech
Vice President Nixon shifts from economics and defense to civil rights, drawing applause in Rochester as he predicts Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson would win the presidency on the issue. The Buffalo event followed by remarks to newspaper editors.
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Nixon
Republi
Buffalo
Ame
Adlai Stevenson
Vice Pres
Britain Rejects RedChina Charges of Negligence
Britain rejects Red China's charges that Hong Kong authorities were negligent in protecting Chinese Communists during rioting last week. Fifty six persons were killed and several hundred injured as disorders followed protests over tearing down Nationalist Chinese flags.
Ammonia Fog Forces Evacuation Near Steel Plant
Police and fire crews evacuated residents as 15,000 gallons of ammonia leaked from Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp on 2nd Avenue. More than 100 responders, gas masks on, halted traffic, sprayed foam, and shut valves to stop the leak with no serious injuries reported. Separately, Pan American Stratocruiser Sovereign of the Skies ditched in mid Pacific. 31 aboard rescued by Coast Guard cutter Pontchartrain after a five hour ordeal. Captain Ogg praised rescue and aerospace crew for restoring order.
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Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Soho
Jones and Laughlin
John McKeown
San Francisco
Jane Gordon
Silver Spring
Coast Guard
Pontchartrain
Richard Ogg
Ogg
Cmdr
William K. Earle
Earle
Ronald Christian
Los Angeles
Christian
Flight Eng
Tineer
Frank Garcia
Pontehartrain
Iiseo
Transocean Air Lines
Nick Bountis
U.S. Coast Guard
Gobel Hires Daughter for TV Show Roles
Hollywood report says comedian George Gobel will cast his five year old daughter Georgia Leslie on his television series after obtaining a social security card. Bald win Wallace College breaks ground on Ritter Library as about 200000 of 900000 dollars needed for construction has been raised.
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Hollywood
George Gobel
Gobell
Georgia Leslie
Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ritter
Ohio Man Accused of Protection Fund Revenue in 1951 52
In a U S Tax Court case Dustin E Corn of Ironton is accused by the IRS of collecting $31 680 in protection money from gambling casino operations in North Kentucky tied to public officials during 1951 and 1952 The casino operated at Hickory Bar-B-Q one of Corns properties raided in 1952 He denies any such collections and says most tax claims arise from bingo profits at other properties Corns wife Mary joins in contesting the back taxes The IRS seeks to attach the $31 680 to Corns income and tax penalties while Corns defense centers on alleged misapplied profit percentages in bingo earnings
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Washington
U.S
Dustin E. Corn
Ironton
North Kenova
Corn
Internal Revenue Service
Mary
Revenue Service
Hickory ' Bar-B-Q
Coloial
Ohio Chapters Honor Gold Emblem Awards at NFA Convention
Three Ohio Future Farmers of America chapters won gold emblem awards at the 29th annual national convention in Kansas City. Winners include Jeromesville Loudonville and Scioto Valley Ostrander.
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Ohio
Kansas City
Ohio Future Farmers of America Pters
Jeromesville
Loudonville
Scioto Valey
Ostrander
Autumn Storm Impacts Florida and Atlantic Coast
A tropical storm centered about 110 miles off the Georgia coast moved northeast along the Atlantic, killing two in Florida. Widespread flooding hit Fellsmere Kissimmee St. Cloud and Taft as 15 inches of rain fell in Fellsmere and streets filled to 30 inches. Towns faced road closures and downed lines while more than 200 residents fled their homes in Kissimmee. Warnings extended from Brunswick Georgia to Atlantic City New Jersey with damages reaching about two million dollars.
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Atlantic
Georgia
Line
Maryland
Brunswick
Atlantic City
N. J
Fellsmere
Kissimmee
St. Coud
Taft
Estes Says GOP Corrupt as He Campaigns Midwest
Senator Estes Ke fauver accused the Eisenhower administration of breaking promises during a two day Missouri and Kansas swing. He cited a nationwide broadcast and alleged more heads of agencies are corrupt than under Grant, charging failures on farm prices taxes cost of living labor and atomic energy from Eisenhower speeches in 1952.
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ST. Louis
Estes Kefauver
Midwest
Missouri
Kansas
Eisenhower
New York City
Gen
Grant
Circleville Pumpkin Show Opens With Army Band Feature
The 6th annual Circleville Pumpkin Show opens today with the U S Army Band as a featured attraction. The exposition runs four days with two performances scheduled for each day.
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Uvilleville
Union
Circleville
U. S. Army
Eisenhower shifts focus to Washington state votes
President Eisenhower, touring Seattle after large Minnesota crowds, plans a Civic Auditorium rally to boost Washington state electoral votes and back Gov. Langlie in the Senate race. White House aides say he is optimistic about Minnesota, cites progress toward enduring world peace, and criticizes opponents’ claims of no gains.
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Eisenhower
Washington State
Minnesota
Washington
Civic Auditorium
Arthur B. Langlie
U. S. Senate
Warren Magnuson
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Frank
Elmer Norlund
Twin Cities
Olympic
White House
James C. Hager
Minneota
Hagerty
Bright Future Seen Ohio River Valley
Maj. Gen. Emerson Itschner new chief of the Army Corps of Engineers said in Ohio River Valley the region has a bright future for continued industrial growth. He spoke to the American Society of Civil Engineers noting flood control and navigation projects will pave the way for further expansion.
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Rapurua
Ohio River Valley
Emerson Itschner
Army Corps of Engineers
Itschner
American Society of Civil Engineers
Ohio Basin
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Skew Above Normal
Temperatures will average three to five degrees above normal with highs from 62 to 66 and lows around 43. A warm trend continues through Friday then cools Saturday and warms again Sunday and Monday. Weekend showers bring 0.2 inch north to 0.1 inch south.
Last Count of The Number of Calls
Mrs. Arthur Chiki of 40 Ohio Avenue placed this classified ad which cost 60¢ She said she did not know how many calls she received yet the house rented the first day the ad appeared She cancelled the ad and noted classifieds are effective for selling finding help or lost items Dial 31242 for an ad taker.
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Arthur Chiki
Ohio Avenue
Senatorial Campaign Gets Hot In Ohio
The Associated Press reports a heated clash between Ohio’s U S Senate hopefuls in northern regions. Democrat Mike DiSalle in Dayton Akron and Governor Frank Lausche juggled campaign stops while Republican George H Bender pressed Lausche on silence and liberal spending claims.
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Associated Press
Ohio
U.S
Mike DiSalle
Dayton
Eeen
C. m O'Neill
Akron
DiSalle
Circleville
Columbus
Lima
Senate
New Boston Exchange
George H. Bender
Bender
Ausche
Hee
Man killed wife and two children in Florida home
In St Petersburg a 28 year old power company worker killed his two young children as they slept, then attacked his wife with a Marine raider knife before surrendering to police. Wounds to the wife were reported as serious but non fatal.
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Dr. Petersburg, Fla. Rn
Earl Newberry
James G. Burmeister
Navy Flies to Antarctic Seeks Confidence Vote
Navy authorities plan to press Prime Minister Mollet cabinet for a confidence vote in the National Assembly on Canal policy and other issues. A Christchurch meeting chaired by Mollet, facing possible resignation, weighs the political risks of the measure as ministers remain in a precarious position.
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Ranis
Guy Mol
National Assembly
Christchurch
New Zealand
U.S. Navyinet
Molletonight
Stevenson rails against Nixon four day work week proposal
Adlai E Stevenson told an early morning crowd in Niles Michigan that Nixon retracted a four day work week plan in four days. He denounced Republican ties to special interests and urged voters to back the Democrats in Michigan and nationwide. He spoke in Kalamazoo and criticized party labels in the coming elections.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Niles
Mich
Nixon
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Dievenson
Stevenson
Kalamazoo
AFL
United States
Republican Party
Monument planned in Ohio to honor its last Revolutionary War soldier
CALDWELL Ohio John Gray an early settler born 1764 in Mount Vernon Va died 1868 at age 104 is honored with a six foot high monument in a roadside park off U S 21 between Caldwell and Belle Valley The dedication will feature speakers including Representative Robert Secrest and John Henderson The monument notes Gray joined at 16 in 1779 and fought through Yorktown saying he witnessed the surrender of the British
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Ohio
John
Gray
West Virginia
Hiramsburg
Daniel T. Bakers
New York
Mount Vernon
Ers of Ohio, Inc
George Washington
U. S
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Belle Valley
Concord
Ment
Robert T. Secrest
Rep. John
John E. Henderson
Yorktown
John Gray
Wallis
Enaea
Virginia
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