Kennedy plea aims to avert steel price clash
President Kennedy urged restraint on steel price hikes hoping to avert a government industry confrontation. United States Steel Corp. said it would study price matters and not comment until after Easter, while Wheeling Steel posted gains on six products signaling potential 1963 style tensions.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States Steel Corp
Wheeling Steel Corp
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
Congress
West Virginia
Wheeling
U.S
U.S. Steel
Drowned Columbus man during Buckeye Lake outing
A Columbus man, William R. Erler, 42, disappeared from the rear of his boat while testing a new outboard at Buckeye Lake. His companion Woodrow Wilson Garrett, 42, of Columbus, was at the bow repairing when the incident occurred. officials searched for Erler’s body.
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Newark, Ohio
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
William R. Erler
Woodrow Wilson Garrett
Rusk and Dobrynin Meet Over Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin renew Berlin discussions amid signs the talks may become more complex. U.S. officials fear Moscow may press for an American plan to arm an allied force with nuclear weapons including West Germans.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Berlin
U.S
Soviet Union
Wirtz Calls Expanded Economy Key to Jobs Growth
U S Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz told a Ohio State University audience that the nation must expand the economy to create new jobs. He noted the labor force grows by about a million people yearly while job gains lag.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Ohio State University
Mount Etna Lava Flows Amid Easter Visitor Rush
Sicily reports a fresh lava flow from a vent high on Mt Etna as thousands of Easter visitors flood the east coast. The eruption marks Etna as Europe’s most active volcano, drawing observers to the spectacle and local warnings to stay clear of danger zones.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Europe
Nightriders Fire Molotov at Diggs House in Clarksdale
A Molotov cocktail was thrown into a Clarksdale residence where Rep. Charles Diggs, Jr. was staying early today. No injuries are reported and authorities investigate the attack as potential assault.
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Clarksdale, Miss
Clarksdale
Charles Diggs
D-Mich
Kennedy Emergency Board Calls Resumption of Talks
The emergency board recessed bargaining today in the railroad labor work rules dispute and set resumption for next Wednesday in Chicago.
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Washington
Kennedy
Chicago
Minuteman Solid-Fuel Rocket Flight Fails to Halt West Coast
Vandenberg Air Force Base California reported the first successful West Coast launch of the Minuteman solid-fuel missile system. Missile crews studied results of today’s test as data were reviewed for performance and reliability.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Ohio frost and chill grip central counties
Fair and nonseasonably cool weather prevailed across Ohio. Heavy frost and sub freezing temperatures were noted in the central and north western counties, as the Official Weather Bureau summarized the regional outlook.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Weather Report Notes Mild Rise in Hocking County
Temperatures rise slightly with 11 am reading at 53 degrees, matching Thursday's 4 pm high. Night low dips to 22. Forecast calls for mostly fair cool weather through Saturday as high pressure sits over central Canada extending south over the central U S. No major storms on the map, signaling a cool dry holiday weekend for much of Ohio.
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Hocking County
Canada
United States
Ohio
Weather outlook for Southern and Central Ohio cools slightly
Temperatures in Southern and Central Ohio will average five to ten degrees below normal with normal highs 60 to 66 and lows 39 to 43. Expect only minor day to day changes and little or no rainfall.
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Ohio
Pilgrims Trace Last Steps To Calvary
Estate of the late Nils L. Rachelmacher shows 1962 net value of 1.56 million dollars with a 74 thousand annual income and 12 thousand oil income. Johnston resigned, John Owens named managing executor as assets rise to 1.93 million with bonds and oil leases leading the growth.
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Calvary
Nils L. C. Rachelmacher
C. W. Johnston
Robert W. Keynes
Dayton Schultheis
Johnston
John Owens
South Logan
Keynes
Schultheis
Jerusalem Observes Good Friday Rites Across Holy Sites
Reverent pilgrims from many lands walked Jerusalem’s Street of Sorrows and Calvary on Good Friday. Thousands gathered at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and Mount of Olives as UN blue berets watched over processions. Believers from nearly 100 sects traced Christ’s path to the Last Supper and Garden of Gethsemane amid dawn prayers and candlelit rites.
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Jerusalem
Street of Sorrows
Calvary
Pontius Pilate
Christ
Son of God
United Nations
Jesus
St. Savior’s Convent
Mt. Zion
Easter Sunrise Services Planned Across Logan and Hocking Areas
Logan and Hocking County churches announce sunrise Easter services on Sunday with multiple parish activities. Rev. Robert McQuilkin delivers at Logan Presbyterian. St John s Catholic Church hosts dawn blessings followed by Mass. various churches schedule 6:30 am or 5:45 am starts with choirs readings and sermons.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan Masonic
Logan Presbyterian Church
McQuilkin
St. John’s Catholic Church
Russell Montgomery
Our Lady of Lourdes
Regina Coeli
Tolite Hostia
Sumner Martin
Logan Methodist Church
Fairway
Hocking Hills Country Club
Hugh M. Robinson
Robinson
Jesus
Logan Eub
Vesper Hill
Camp Otterbein
New Eub
Rt. 328
Union Furnace
George Lackey
Carol Orndoff
New Albright Lodge
D. S. Dunkle
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Willard O. Drefke
Logan Church of the Nazarene
Roy Klingler
Christ
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Raymond L. Sturm
Trinity Lutheran Church
Arthur L. Dauer
West Logan Pilgrim Holiness Church
Apostolic Gospel Tabernacle
Presbyterian Youth Group
EUB
Danny McDaniel
Presbyterian
Patty Smith
Wiley Baker
EUB Men’s Quartet
Baker
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Bruce Seymour
Fairview Methodist Church
Enterprise Eub Church
Fairview Church
R. B. Hughes
Webb's Chapel Methodist Church
Melvin Yutzy
Youth Fellowship
Donald Myers
New Plymouth Methodist Church
Wilson Rollins
Rotating Arbitration Set For Glass Industry
Eight persons named to a rotating panel to cut up to three months from grievance handling in the glass container industry. The panel will serve about 77 plants, announced by John Eastman Jr. of Tribunal Services, American Arbitration Association, with Harry J. Dworkin of Cleveland among these appointees.
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Atlanta
Harry J. Dworkin
Cleveland
Ohio
John Eastman Jr
Tribunal Services
American Arbitration Association
Senate Approves $14.95 Billion Arms Authorization
The Senate authorized spending of 14.95 billion beginning July 1 for missiles aircraft Navy ships and defense R D. The vote was 58 to 16 after a secret session the first since 1943 prompted by Strom Thurmond to argue for Nike Zeus production.
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Washington
Senate
House
Air Force
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Navy Holds Only Scant Hope Of Solving Thresher Mystery
The Navy said it has scant hope of ever unraveling the Thresher disaster in which 129 men died. Adm. George W. Anderson announced the ship’s loss as official and said no survivors are expected. A Navy court investigated the wreck while efforts to study the scene continued using the Trieste and a sealed package from the submarine.
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Navy
Washington
America
Thresher
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Groton
Conn
Sam Roberts
Newport
Boston
Navy Electronics Laboratory
San Diego
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Atlantic
Korth
Bureau of Ships
Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt Set for Sunday at Park
Logan Kiwanis Club will sponsor its annual Easter egg hunt at 2 p.m. Sunday in Kachelmacher Park. The event has two age groups with prizes donated by Elberfeld’s G C Murphy Risch Drugs and Case’s Drug Store. McClelland’s Dairy provides free ice cream. Logan High School Key Club members and city police auxiliary assist with directions and safety.
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Logan Kiwanis Club
Kachelmacher Park
Elberfeld’s
G. C. Murphy Co
Risch Drugs
Case
MccClelland
Logan High School
City Police Auxiliary
Judge Rules Jesus Trial Illegal in Historic Opinion
Chicago judge Elmer N Holmgren of Cook County Superior Court concludes Jesus’ trial and death sentence violated Jewish and Roman law. Holmgren, a long time student of legal aspects of the case and an active Augustana Church figure, presents a rare view on the ancient proceedings.
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Chicago
Jesus
Elmer N. Holmgren
Cook County
Trial of Jesus judged illegal by Holmgren assertion
Judge Holmgren holds Jesus arrest by the Great Sanhedrin was illegal for night timing and Passover precedence. He notes pilot proceedings lacked a written indictment and cites Roman and Judaic law requiring a free impartial trial and proper process.
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Great Sanhedrin
Jerusalem
Holmgren
Pilate
Rome
Jesus
Caesar
Luke
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