Hoard of $590000 Found Under Ohio Mill
Buried money amounting to more than half a million dollars was unearthed beneath the Altman Mills feed plant near Troy Ohio. Workmen found two 10 gallon cans with about 350000 dollars, then a third five gallon can with more cash. The total exceeds 590000 dollars and is placed at the Federal Reserve Bank in Cincinnati until the estate is settled. The late owner R S Altman had reportedly said he distrusted banks and buried his money there. The discovery was guarded by deputies as laborers continued the dig.
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Troy
Ohio
U. S
Altman Mills
Ohio City
R. S. Altman
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Altman
William Sutton
Pittsburgh
Dayton Daily News
George J. Altman
Irwin, Pa
Mary Jane Ward
Federal Reserve Bank
Cincinnati
Miami County
Chester Paulus
James McMahen
Russell Stacy Altman
Campbell
Sheriff sticks with horse after plane crash in Nevada
Elko County Sheriff Jesse Harris and brand inspector Tom Kane took off in a single engine plane to search for stolen hay. They sighted it ten miles northeast of Elko and landed along a highway. The plane collided with a parked pickup, bending the propeller. Both men hiked back to town.
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Harris
Brand
Tom Kane
Elke
Kane
Frisco Ends Passenger Trains Into Lawton
Frisco Railway discontinued the Lawton to Oklahoma City passenger service after sustained losses. Train 9 and 10 no longer run, with a bus shuttle replacing service. Officials note annual deficits of about 93 thousand dollars and no prospect of breakeven. Local leaders express regret but accept the economic need.
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Frisco
Lawton
Oklahoma City
State Capitol
Carl Mitchell
Corporation Commission
Clarence Giberson
Frisco Railway
State Corporation Commission
Here
Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Gilliland
St. Louis
Milton Keating
Keating
Wayne Gilley
Gilley
Treaty Worries Libby and Strauss on Nuclear Test Ban
Washington AP two former Atomic Energy Commission members Lewis L. Strauss and Dr. Willard F. Libby voiced misgivings about the limited nuclear test ban treaty at Senate hearings. Libby, a California professor, expressed reluctant acceptance while Strauss urged two reservations: no surprise use of nuclear weapons to aid allies and free peaceful use of nuclear power for construction. Libby questioned the impact on peaceful explosion research and noted interest in observing effects of a 100 megaton test, saying he would likely favor the treaty but needs more assurances before voting.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Willard F. Libby
Libby
University of California
Los Angeles
Senate
Strauss
ABC
U.S
Devel
Viet Nam
Police Crackdown On Drive-In Nuisances In City
Police promise strict enforcement after Municipal Court hearings for teen drivers at drive-ins. Patrolman Wayne Campbell described noisy races and exhaust in parking lots, with youths circling areas and returning after being challenged. The case cites nuisance rules and drivers’ reckless behavior along city streets.
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Alford Hennessee
Frank Murphy
Wayne Campbell
Campbell
Weather outlook through Friday remains warm and clear
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday with continued warmth. Highs reach 98 today, 100 tomorrow, and 99 Wednesday, with tonight’s low near 70 and last night’s low around 68. 11 am reading at 91.
Giant Rig Moved Into Place For Third Escape Try
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers moved a 10 story drilling rig for a third attempt to bore a 12 inch escape hole to free three trapped coal miners. The latest effort failed by feet and workers remained hopeful the location would be found.
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Hazleton
Miners Trapped Nine Days Befall Coal Shaft Rescue Efforts
In Vietnam crisis coverage AP notes Diem regime crackdown spurs U S reassessment while Saigon returns to martial law. In Pennsylvania miners Fellin Throne press on with escape hole as rock halts progress and rescue brings new risks and cautious hope. Louis Bova remains 25 feet away amid debris.
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Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Diem
Fellin
Throne
Gordon Smith
Smith
Louis Bova
Armour boosts beef program through artificial insemination
About 100 Chamber of Commerce members and beef cattle producers attended a breakfast to hear Armour’s plan for artificial insemination to improve cattle quality in Oklahoma. Vern Davis outlined advances including liquid nitrogen storage and cross state experiments since 1958 with Burns Byron of Eastern Iowa Breeders, noting no single breed is superior and five Oklahoma ranches now use the program. The Ardmore site is the nearest to the area.
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Chamber of Commerce
Armour Meat Packing Company
Oklahoma
Vern Davis
Davis
Burns Byron
Iowa
Armour
Ifowa
Byron
Ardmore
charges lodged in acid assault in special sessions court
Thelma F. Hackner, 43, of 802 Gore, is charged with aggravated assault for allegedly throwing nitric acid at her former husband Horace Hackner as he tried to enter his apartment where their two daughters live. He was seriously injured. she sustained burns.
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Special Sessions Court
Thelma F. Hackner
Gore
Hackner
Slice Of Hot Pie Ties Lawton Weather As Heat Rises
Lawton and southwest Oklahoma face another scorching day with 98 degree highs under clear to partly cloudy skies. A weak front stalled, bringing no activity, while statewide highs reach near 99 in places like Gage and Ponca City with mild overnight lows.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Gage
Ponca City
Oklahoma City
Hobart
Trooper Has Lots Of Help In Two Car Crash Investigation
Alva Oklahoma. Trooper Wray Dodson led a rural intersection two car collision probe with Woods County Sheriff Doss Gourley and Dean Cropp. Gourley was accompanied by Undersheriff Elvin White and Co. Atty. Dean Linder. No injuries reported.
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ALVA
UPI
Wray Dodson
Woods County
Doss Gourley
Dean Cropp
Alva Night Sailer
Gourley
Elvin White
Dean Linder
Syria backs U.N. peace plan amid border tensions
Syria approved a United Nations peace plan for simultaneous border inspections with Israel. Israel had accepted earlier, raising hopes UN intervention can prevent further border incidents. No frontier fighting reported Wednesday, though clashes occurred Tuesday. An attack killed two 11 year olds near the demilitarized zone, drawing UN complaints.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPT
Syria
United Nations
U.N
Middle East
Iraq
Jordan
United Arab Republic
Odd Bull
Norway
Damascus
Salah Bitar
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Elke County
Jesse Harris
Libby, Strauss
Secom
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Tran van Chuong
Chuong
Browne
How A. m
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