Berlin Crisis Topic Focuses On Polish Plan
Norman Thomas proposed reviving a 1956 Polish plan to end the Berlin standoff by Russia withdrawing troops from Central Europe and the West moving forces behind the Rhine. He urged a peace policy stressing universal disarmament and stronger international authority while opposing nuclear war. Thomas spoke at Ohio University's Ewing Auditorium and Baker Center.
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Europe
United States
Norman Thomas
Berlin
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
Thomas
Russia
Rhine River
West
East Germany
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U. S
Union For Democratic Socialism
Socialistic
Baker Center
FALSE TEETH FASTEETH powder ad claims secure fit
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on dental plates. It promises teeth will not slide or rock, with no gummy taste. It notes the product is alkaline, does not sour, and claims to control plate odor.
Socialist Norman Thomas speaks at Baker Center forum
Socialist Norman Thomas urged social ownership of ground resources and questioned wealth disparities. He criticized the electoral college and called for equal television time for all candidates to reveal party differences. He spoke at a Tuesday coffee forum moderated by Len Evancic.
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Norman Thomas
Baker Center
Thomas
Camporee Plans Outlined For Hock-Hocking District
Ralph Brown announced at a scoutmaster roundtable that the Hock Hocking District Camporee will run October 27 to 29 at Camp Lowman with an Indian Lore theme. Each campsite will resemble an Indian village and events include knot tying fire by friction and bow making. A point system will judge each event and the troop with the most points wins.
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Ralph Brown
Chauncey's Church of Christ
Lowman
Brown
Births and adoptions at Shelterin Arm Hospital list
Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Bartlett Athens Route 4. Admissions feature Mrs Charles W Stover Athens Mrs Eugene Lowry Albany Alfred Willeke Athens Timothy Roach Athens Mrs Andy Ransom Athens Russell Finsterwald Athens Mrs Albert Perry Athens. Discharges include Morten Clench Shade Lee Young New Plymouth Clarence Daniel Athens Mrs Cora Lines Millfield Pearl Campbell Athens Mrs Paul Fletcher Athens and son Mrs Garnet Smith Nelsonville James Barrows Albany William Williams Athens and Mrs Robert Donohoe Athens and daughter.
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Eugene Lowry
Albany
Alfred Willeke
Athens
Timothy Roach
Andy Ransom
Russell Finsterwald
Albert Perry
Morten Clench
Shade
Lee Young
New Plymouth
Clarence Daniel
Cora Lines
Millfield
Pearl Campbell
Paul Fletcher
Son
Garnet Smith
Nelsonville
James Barrows
William Williams
Robert Donohoe
Addition Completed at Self-Service Laundry
Joe F. Chapman announced completion of a building addition to his self-service laundry at 441 E State St. The addition houses a coin operated dry cleaning machine, believed to be the first of its type in Southeastern Ohio. The machine completes a full operation in about 30 minutes for an eight pound load.
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E. State St
Joe F. Chapman
Chapman
Ohio
Firemen Respond to Laundry Motor Smoke at Abeo Launderama
Firefighters were called to the Abeo Launderama at 72 W Union St at 4 45 p m Tuesday when a washing machine motor stuck and began to smoke. They disconnected the motor and controlled the incident.
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Union St
Woman Taken From College Inn To Hospital For Suspected Heart Issue
Mrs. Bessie Perry aged 59 of 212 West Washington Street was rushed by fire department emergency squad to Sheltering Arms Hospital after being found at the College Inn at 32 North Court Street with a possible heart condition.
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Bessie Perry
W. Washington St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
College Inn
N. Court St
Athens Attorney Russell Finsterwald Hospitalized After Illness
Russell W. Finsterwald an Athens attorney was taken by ambulance to Sheltering Arms Hospital Tuesday night after falling ill. The hospital reported his condition as improved today.
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Russell W. Finsterwald
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Weather Outlook Notes Mild, Pleasant In Athens
Fair and mild weather continues in Athens with a 10 30 am report of 64 degrees after an early low of 41. Tuesday peaked at 79 degrees as observers track seasonal conditions.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Boy Injured As Car Hits Bicycle on Franklin Ave
A six year old Athens boy Timothy Roach was treated and released from Sheltering Arms Hospital after a bicycle collision with a car driven by Theodore Landphair 19 of Morris Ave The accident occurred Tuesday afternoon near the Sutton Service Station when the driver failed to stop at an alley exit police cited reckless operation and noted the boy suffered shock and chest bruises before emergency transport.
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Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Franklin Ave
Timothy Roach
Benjamin Roach
Fire Department
Theodore Landphair
Morris Ave
E. State St
Sutton
Landphair
Donations of Toys Being Sought for Needy Children
Lt. Robert Wratten of the Salvation Army asks for toy donations for distribution at Christmas. Toys can be left at headquarters on W Union St or picked up by corpsmen if contacted by telephone. All toys will be accepted and used for reconditioning between now and Christmas.
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Robert Wratten
Salvation Army
Wratten
Army
W. Union St
Rites Set For Truck Crash Victim Haddox
Funeral services are planned for Maurice E. Haddox 51 a former Athens resident killed in a Route 16 truck crash near Coshoc-ton at about 5 am He died of a fractured skull according to the coroner He is survived by his wife Dorothy two daughters Shirley and Sue a son Denny his mother Florence Haddox and siblings Arnim Ivan and Floris Kavalish Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Zanesville Ohio at Bolin and Ryan funeral home 421 Putnam Ave.
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Haddox
Athens
Zanesville
Standard Oil Co
Coshocton
Florence Haddox
Arnim
Ivan
California
Floris Kavalish
Texas
Dorothy
Shirley
Sue
Denny
Bolin and Ryan Funeral Home
Putnam Ave
Woodlawn
Two Men Fined On Intoxication Charges
Two men pleaded guilty to intoxication charges in Municipal Court Monday and were fined $25 and costs. Norman Herbert Fulton 29 of Shade Route 1 and Forrest L. Pierce of Athens were cited by the State Highway Patrol and city police respectively.
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Norman Herbert Fulton
Shade Route 1
State Highway Patrol
Forrest L. Pierce
Athens
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Paul Efa
Conune
Siegler
Carpenters
Athens, Ohio
Independent Telephone Company
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
By Len Evancic
Bill Teders
Joseph Bartlett
Charles W. Stover
The
Athens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Maurice E
Athens High School
Haddox Had Re
Barre Guild
Kirby
Monument CO
Gage
Athens County
P.O. D
States
Canada
Whitewalls
Gilbert Shannon
Firestone Dealer
West Union Street
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