Massillon Rebels Police Seize Large Gambling Gear
Massillon rebel police seized nearly a half ton of gambling equipment in a raid on Mrs. Wonsick’s home, part of a sequence that began with prior store raids and comes as Atty. Gen. Ralston prepares an Ohio investigation. The raid prompted threats of disciplinary action and possible National Guard involvement to stabilize the department.
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Massillon
Ohio
Stark County
Joseph R. Ralston
Canton
Michael V. DiSalle
John T. Pettit
Mary Wonsick
Pete Rechel
Meinhart
Edgar L. Lash
Lash
Ohio National Guard
Pettit
Stanley Switter
Obituary of Lucy Bowen Techau in Copenhagen Denmark
Mrs Lucy Bowen Techau 74 of Logan died Saturday in Copenhagen Denmark where her husband Harold Techau was with her She helped war displaced women and children after World War I and later worked with factory women in St Etienne France She was born October 13 1884 and educated at Western College Oberlin Indiana University DePauw University She married Harold R Techau in 1931 and spent many years abroad Funeral plans were not announced
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Lucy T. Bowen Techau
Logan
Europe
Copenhagen
Denmark
Harold R. Techau
J. T. Underwood
Mary Louise Bowen
C. P. McNeil
John R. Bowen
Columbus
YWCA
Camp Funston
Kans
St. Etienne
France
Charles Fr
Lucy Rochester Bowen
Western College
Oxford
Oberlin College
Indiana University
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Techau
United States
Austria
Record Cold Morning Limits City Pool Business
The low hit 44 degrees this morning, possibly a record for August, cooling activity at the city pool to 375 swimmers after 82 in the afternoon and 580 on Saturday when it was 91. Park gatherings drew crowds despite the chill, with Lake Logan and Lake Hope attracting many visitors. Weather officials forecast a warming trend with mostly sunny days and isolated showers, temperatures 3 to 6 degrees above normal.
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Rachelmacher Park
Chester Blake
Blake
Lake Logan
Hocking
Lake Hope
Weather Bureau
Rickover Snubs Birthplace During Poland Visit
Vice Adm Hy man Rickover touring Poland with Vice President Nixon showed no interest in visiting his birthplace Ricki, about 50 miles southeast of Warsaw. When asked if he would go there he replied What for.
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Warsaw
Hyman Rickover
Richard M. Nixon
Ricki
Junction City Man’s Body Found After Disappearance
Roy Harris a 67 year old Junction City oil worker vanished from his dinner table June 11 after saying he would park a pickup. Volunteers searched two weeks until two men found his body in the Big Woods near a forest with a bullet wound in the head and a .22 rifle nearby. Coroner A J Ball deemed the wound personal safety related.
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New Lexington
Death Claims William McLaughlin
William McLaughlin 64 Murray City native and former Logan resident died Saturday night in Martinsburg West Virginia Hospital after surgery. Survived by son Dick McLaughlin Logan High School senior and sister Mildred McNeely Akron. Funeral services and burial planned in Akron.
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William McLaughlin
Murray City
Logan
Martinsburg
W. Va
John McLaughlin
Second St
McLaughlin
Akron
Dick McLaughlin
Logan High School
Mildred McNeely
Rockefeller to decide by November on GOP bid
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller plans to decide by November 1, after polling, whether to seek the 1960 Republican presidential nomination. He will only run if polls show Nixon unlikely to win, despite Nixon’s strong Soviet visits boosting his popularity. Rockefeller at the Governor's Conference notes Nixon's standing and cautions against premature decisions.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
Jury To Probe Lobbyist Action In Columbus
Franklin County grand jury begins a special session to investigate reports that lobbyists paid hotel bills for state legislators. Prosecutor Earl W. Allison has summoned Deshler Hilton Hotel records and officials. Legislature leaders say they may call for a legislative inquiry if warranted.
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Columbus, Ohio
Franklin County Grand Jury
Earl W. Allison
Deshler-Hilton
Grand Jury
Mishaps Fatal To 20 Persons Mostly Kiddies
The Associated Press reports a deadly weekend on Ohio roads with 20 fatalities 11 under 16. A Deshler area collision killed several Shanks family members and a mix of drownings drownings and other accidents across Columbus Cleveland Wellington and Dayton.
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State Towers
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Wellington
Lake Erie
Mosquito Lake
Dayton
Logan seeks master plan to guide growth amid annexation
Logan officials and Hocking County commissioners plus Falls Two trustees and the Logan Trade Club planning committee met to discuss orderly growth. They will explore a joint city county planning body, seek professional help, and review proposals from Ohio State University Ohio University Miami University Circleville and Wellston to craft a Logan master plan.
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Logan
City Planning Commission
Hocking County
Falls Two
Logan Trade Club
Hocking-Logan
Wayne Timberlake
Falls Two Trustees
Wallace Blake
Trade Club
Blake
Bill Miller
Bernard Geiger
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Miami University
Circleville
Wellston
Local Logan Druggist Myron Stoltz Dies At 45
Myron Stoltz a Logan druggist died at 10 52 am in Hocking Valley Hospital after a heart attack. He owned Stoltz drug stores in Logan and Nelsonville and had moved to the Logan store 13 years ago and the Nelsonville store two years ago. He was a Columbus native a Columbus South High School and Ohio State graduate and active in First Evangelical United Brethren Church and York Rite Masonry. He is survived by his wife three daughters two sons his mother and other relatives. Funeral arrangements by Leonard Funeral Home not yet set.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Columbus
Stoltz Drug Stores
Nelsonville
John Lee
Columbus South High School
Ohio State University
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
York Rite Bodies of Masonry
Stoltz
Clara Stoltz
John A. Stoltz
Frances Orndorf Stoltz
Judith Ann Maniskas
Beth Ellen
Myrna
Hare
George E. Stoltz
Lawrence D. Stoltz
Groveport
S. A. Yoakum
John Brehm
Robert Moore
Stamps Drop to Record Low in Columbus IRS Office
The Columbus IRS office issued only 10 fifty dollar gambling stamps for the year starting July 1. Stamps went to Lancaster residents Harry M. Fritz and others, with seven to Columbus area residents. The report lists issuances to Harry M. Fritz H M Quick Lunch and C E Shumaker T M Bailey in Lancaster.
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Columbus
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Lancaster
Delaware
Harry M. Fritz
H & M Quick Lunch
Columbus St
C. E. Shumaker
T. M. Bailey
Gerald Sinnott Hurt Seriously In Accident
A Logan man, Gerald Sinnott of 325 Gallagher Ave, fell from the back of a pickup on W Hunter St near the B and K drive in. He was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital in critical condition, then transferred to University Hospital Columbus in satisfactory condition for further care.
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Logan
W. Hunter St
Gerald Sinnott
Gallagher Ave
Hocking Valley Hospital
University Hospital
Columbus
Sinnott
West Logan
Allies hail Khrush plan as step toward East West peace
Western allies welcomed President Eisenhower’s plan to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev in Washington. Diplomats said the immediate result would be to pause the Berlin crisis and present a united Western front ahead of Khrushchev’s visit. Talks in Geneva tied to Gromyko Lloyd meeting precede potential summit.
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Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Berlin
France
Britain
West Germany
Khrushchev
Washington
Wate
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
West Berlin
Lloyd
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Woman robs Samaritan in East Rock Park
In New Haven Connecticut a woman and three companions halted a disabled car scene Sunday night in East Rock Park. James J McNamara 20 offered help and was robbed of 150 dollars after a pistol was displayed.
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New Haven
Nixon Receives Rapturous Welcome in Warsaw Poland
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrived in Warsaw to ecstatic crowds and flowers in a three day visit. About 5 000 people cheered at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier while tens of thousands lined the route to Myslewicki Palace. Nixon greeted President Sawdski and officials before meeting Gomulka Cyrankiewicz and Rapacki.
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Warsaw
Poland
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Adam Rapacki
Aleksandr Sawadski
Czeslaw Wycech
Moscow
Oscar Lange
United Nations
Josef Winiewicz
Washington
Khrushchev
Babice
Myslewicki Palace
America
Eisenhower Khrushchev Agree on Fall Exchange Visits
President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev plan reciprocal visits this fall signaling a new phase in East West diplomacy. Khrushchev will visit Washington in September, Eisenhower to Moscow later, with dates not fixed and hopes for greater understanding and peace.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
United State
U.S.S.R
Europe
Nixon
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Geneva
Congress
Eisenhower - Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
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