Eden's foes say he is inadequate for hydrogen era
In London, Labour's Aneurin Bevan blasts Anthony Eden as inadequate to meet the new hydrogen age and warns Britain may shift from personal to committee leadership. Churchill prepares to retire to Sicily. Queen Elizabeth invited him a dukedom but he declined.
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Sicily
Lord Moran
The
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Eden Policy Shifts Seen in New British Government
U S officials expect Eden to pursue a different approach from Churchill while preserving Western unity against Russia. Differences likely to emerge in handling U S relations, possible early talks with Dulles and Eisenhower, and a potentially tougher stance for Eden in long run.
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Europe
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Saber rattling ends after Carney denial
Senator Kefauver said the Far East saber rattling should end with Admiral Carney denying he predicted a mid April attack on Quemoy and Matsu. Carney testified he never changed his mind and never made such a statement.
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Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Far East
Robert B. Carney
Formosa Strait
Carney
Naval Operations
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
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Matsu
Ohio Supreme Court Hears Appeal of Death Row Logan Man
The Ohio Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the appeal of Benjamin E. Meyer 25 Logan sentenced to death for the fatal shooting of his wife Velvia during a quarrel last year. In Nevada a blast six miles above Yucca Flat tested an atomic device in a Nevada series at 1 p m EST today.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Benjamin E. Meyer
Logan
Velvia
Las Vegas
Nevada
Yucca Flat
Four gunmen rob Queens bank with record cash haul
In New York Queens four armed men robbed a local bank today taking about 350000 dollars, a sum described as the largest cash haul ever extracted from a bank.
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Queens
Easter Egg Hunt Set By Kiwanians
The Logan Kiwanis Club sponsors its third annual Easter egg hunt this Sunday at 2 p.m. in Rachelmacher Park. Open to all children through the fifth grade.
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Logan Kiwanis Club
Rachelmacher Park
Lausche seeks backing for strip mine bill in letter drive
Gov. Frank Lausche writes to 31 county representatives urging support for an administration backed bill to tighten mine controls. He warns against a separate proposal allowing damages suits against the state, saying it would force vast claims across Ohio and require a large police constabulary to defend. The letters target Democrats and Republicans as House hearings begin on the bill.
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Frank J. Lausche
House Conservation Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Sundry Claims Board
House
Senate
Ray T. Miller Jr
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Treasury
Miller
Fire Destroys Barn Struck By Lightning
A large barn at the F. C. Hilliard residence on Rt. 56 Blue Creek Rd was struck by lightning and burned around 12 30 a m Laurelville fire department responded A corn crib nearby caught fire but was saved Sheriff Waldron and Deputy Metzler reported hay and farm machinery destroyed while a sow and several pigs were saved.
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Rt. 56
Blue Creek Rd
A. J. Waldron
Laurelville
Waldron
Spurgeon Metzler
Grand Jury Raps Zanesville Chiefs
A Muskingum County grand jury recommends Mayor Sherman Johnson and former Service Director Marian Withers reimburse the city for work done by municipal employees. It also orders City Council President Arthur Beach to pay for cold mix laid at his home. No indictments issued. Findings sent to the Ohio Legislature urging a law making public servants using subordinates for personal work a crime.
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Zanesville
Muskingum County
Sherman Johnson
Marian Withers
Arthur Beach
Ohio
Ohio Senate Votes On Shorter Presidential Ballot Certainty
Ohio Senate considers a House backed change to cut ballot name certification from 75 to 70 days to align with party conventions. House votes on four measures including highway safety rules for strip mining near roads and penalties for violations. The lead bill may ensure candidates’ names appear on ballots.
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Senate
House
Columbus
Ohio Senate
16 Foot Snowdrifts Paralyze Parts of Wyoming Montana
Extreme storm devastates Wyoming and Montana with 16 foot drifts. Hundreds stranded. some isolated cities cut off from highways. Trains resume with difficulty as search for missing and livestock losses loom. Beef and sheep herds suffer. Sheriff officials report heavy weather across the northern Rockies.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
William L. Chapman
Wyoming Agriculture Commissioner
Sheridan
Billings
Mont
New Lex Firm Files Lawsuit Against Union
NEW LEXINGTON The Watt Pottery Co. sues Local 134 of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters for 8676.81 in Perry County common pleas court. The suit stems from dismissal of employees at union request and their reinstatement by the NLRB. The firm says union officials failed Taft Hartley affidavits and financial statements. The workers were fired for dues delinquency under a union membership clause. The NLRB ordered reinstatement, ruling both sides erred by backing a union not compliant with Taft Hartley. The firm paid reinstated workers for time out of work. Evans Reamer Plant production resumes after 175 workers vote to accept a company wage offer ending a strike that began last Thursday. Details of the settlement were not released.
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Watt Pottery Co
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Perry County
NLRB
Evans Reamer
Eisenhower Named Pennsylvania Voter
President Eisenhower switches voting residence from New York to Pennsylvania and is welcomed by a Pennsylvania House resolution. The move places his Adams County farm on the Gettysburg battlefield under his ownership, with Francis Worley presenting the welcome in Harrisburg.
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Eisenhower
New York
Pennsylvania
Francis Worley
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Adams County
Gettysburg
Worley
Health Board Approves County Dog Quarantine
The Hocking County board of health approved a countywide dog quarantine effective April 10 after a request by Health Commissioner Dr. H. M. Boocks. Dogs must be confined or leashed. violations carry fines up to 100 dollars or 90 days in jail.
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Health Board
Hocking County
Ohio
Eden Becomes Britain’s Youngest Prime Minister in 30 Years
London reports Sir Anthony Eden, aged 57, is named Britain’s prime minister and foreign secretary pick Harold Macmillan moves to foreign secretary. The Queen calls, Eden accepts, crowds watch as Churchill’s era ends and a new Conservative government forms.
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Macmillan Publishing Co
Easter Sunrise Services Planned by Local Ministers
The Hocking County Ministerial Association organizes the Community Easter Sunrise Service at 6 a.m. at the Hocking Drive In Theatre south of Logan with a community choir directed by Mrs. J. G. Cole Sr. and organist Mrs. Mabel Prather. Rev. Paul Hannaford leads, joined by several area pastors. attendance last year exceeded two thousand. Also at 6 a.m. the Fairview Church near Midway hosts a combined service for Fairview and Gibisonville Methodist Charge congregations conducted by Revs R D Kitzmann and Phyllis LeMaster.
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Mabel Prather
Fairview Church
Midway
Fairview
Gibisonville
Methodist Charge
R. D. Kitzmann
Phyllis LeMaster
Kansas Woman Feeling Fine After Her 38th Operation
Mrs Blond ella Wert of Wichita recuperates from her 38th operation at St Francis hospital and predicts 50 more years of life. Doctors say she is improving after ulcer removal and may return home soon. She plans to work again and care for her husband and home as her two sons died earlier in accidents.
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Blondella Wert
P. A. Wert
Santa Fe Railroad
Wert
James P Lowery Dies At Home In Greendale
James Pearl Lowery 82 a retired coal miner died Tuesday at his Greendale home after a long illness. Survived by wife Nellie two daughters five daughters and two sons. many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Calling hours at Greendale home until 1 p.m. Friday. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. Warren North Funeral Home Nelsonville officiated by Rev Ray Pidcock. Interment Greenlawn Cemetery.
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James Pearl Lowery
Greendale
Warren-North Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Ray Pidcock
Greenlawn Cemetery
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