Election Board Handles Health and Fire Levies Across Townships
Hocking County election board filed notices for five issues including a half mill health levy for five years in Logan Hocking health department and two mill fire protection levies in Green and Start townships with Nelsonville contract plans. Falls Two local option and school board petitions plus county candidates were also filed. Jesse McGrady will not seek re election after 23 years on the county board.
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Hocking County’ Election Board
Dean Collison
Logan-Hocking Health Department
Hocking County Election Board
Green and
Starr Twp
Green Twp
John Baumgardner
Nelsonville
Green Two
Start
Falls Two
Logan
Noel North
Logan Rt. 1
Kenneth Risch
Logan Rt. 2
East Hocking School Board
Hocking County School Board
Clarence S. Matheny
Haydenville
Vernie Stahr
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Matheny
Jesse F. McGrady
Rockbridge
McGrady
J. Ward Doering
Warner Ave
Logan City
Man Quits Golf After Stealing To Continue Game
Norman E. Davis 27 of Hamilton received five years probation after pleading guilty to larceny by trick. He admitted selling his golf clubs and abandoning the game for life to fund golfing with a $142 bank loan secured under a false name.
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Cincinnati
Trick
Norman E. Davis
Hamilton
Davis
Silverton Bank
West Blames Reds As Big 4 Envoys Access Geneva Talks
Western powers faulted the Soviet Union in the closing session of the Big Four talks in Geneva over Berlin. Christian Herter said Moscow seeks to annex West Berlin and end Western presence there. The conference recessed with no Berlin accord, though Eisenhower and Khrushchev plan talks next month in Washington and Moscow. The communique noted useful discussions despite failure to reach agreement.
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West
Geneva
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
Christian A. Herter
Ant
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Washington
Moscow
Gromyko
East Germany
Khrushchev pledges to rattle no sabres in U S
Moscow AP dispatch reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev saying he wants talks with President Eisenhower "without any sabre rattling" and that exchanges would be a prelude to a summit. He forecast mid September for his visit to the United States and expects Eisenhower to visit Moscow later in autumn.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
America
Ohio racing commission probes lobbyist influence on legislation
In Columbus the Racing Commission moves to determine if lobbyists spent money to push racing laws amid a grand jury probe into hotel bill payments. The grand jury resumes Thursday with new witnesses as Dayton reports a minister shot in a church study remains under investigation.
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Columbus, Ohio
The
Racing Commission
Nixon Returns From Khrushchev Talks Reports To Eisenhower
Vice President Nixon arrives in Washington after a two week tour behind the Iron Curtain and will brief President Eisenhower on Khrushchev talks. Khrushchev plans a 13 day visit with possible stops in New York Chicago San Francisco and a Midwest farm plastics plant visit. Eisenhower eyes a Europe trip this fall with a possible London Paris sequence amid shifts in Western summit plans.
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Soviet Union
C. Douglas Dillon
Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Washington
U.S
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Chicago
San Francisco
Kremlin
Texas
Florida
Midwest
United States
Europe
London
Harold Macmillan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Heat and Humidity Sweep Across Eastern U S
A heat wave and high humidity spread across the eastern two thirds of the country with southerly winds pulling moist air from the Gulf. Temperatures reached about 80 in the Dakotas while western areas enjoyed clear skies and seasonal warmth.
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Gulf
Continental Divide
Dakotas
Upper Great Lakes
Weather Outlook Sees Warm Start Then Cooling This Weekend
Warm temperatures and scattered thundershowers are forecast today and tomorrow before a cooler period arrives Friday. Yesterday’s high reached 82 with a 59 morning low as light rain kept temps down. The five day outlook shows near normal to above normal highs around 86 and rainfall totaling a quarter to three quarters inch, with locally heavier showers tomorrow and Friday.
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Weather Bureau
Tempers rise and storms sweep through central plains
The region stayed humid with temperatures mostly under 70 but Dodge City Kansas hit 90 at midnight. Scattered thunder storms and showers stretched from the Colorado Rockies to the central and northern plains and into the upper and mid Mississippi Valley. A separate rain belt crossed Pennsylvania and upper New York while light showers touched parts of the Atlantic coast.
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Dodge City
Kan
Colorado Rockies
Central
Northern Plains
Upper
Mid - Mississippi Valley
Pennsylvania
New York State
Atlantic Seaboard
Typhoon Ellen Skirts Okinawa Avoids Bases
Ellen grazed northern Okinawa and veered out to sea with no damage or deaths reported among U S service members. Hurricane Dot brushed Hawaii’s southeast island with a mild blow and moved westward, with only outer winds reaching the southern tip of the Island of Hawaii.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S. Army
Marine
Honolulu
Hawaii
Island of
Ohio Judge Promoted to Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
President Eisenhower nominated U.S. Judge Paul C. Weick of Akron to serve on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals with headquarters in Cincinnati.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Paul C. Weick
Akron
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnai
Panel Named To Promote Development Of Hocking
A 10th District advisory committee to promote development and control of Hocking River waters was formed by Rep. Walter H. Moeller. Dr Myron T Sturgeon of Ohio University was elected chairman and Edwin R Wagoner recording secretary. The group will study flood and pollution problems and seek legislative action with Burr Oak Lake cited as a benefit. The next meeting is Oct 2 in Athens. Members include Dale Dye Pearl Fogle Brandon Grover Robert Horton A W Marion John E Richards Everett Ridge Raymond Riegel and J W Saltz.
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Hocking River
Ohio
Walter H. Moeller
10Th Congressional District
10Th District
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Athens
Myron T. Sturgeon
Ohio University
Edwin R. Wagoner
Moeller
Burr Oak Lake
Morgan County
America
Department of Natural Resources
Sturgeon
Wagoner
Dale Dye
Albany Rt. 2
Pearl F. Fogle
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Lancaster
Brandon T. Grover
Robert K. Horton
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Cincinnati
A. W. Marion
Pickerington
Logan
Rockbridge Power Out After Crane Hit Power Line
An Ohio Power line on Memorial Drive in Lancaster was struck by a highway construction crane causing a 40 minute outage in Rockbridge. Service returned around 11 40 a m with the area fed through Ohio Power's New Lexington substation.
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Rockbridge
Ohio
Memorial Drive
Lancaster
Ohio Power
New Lexington
Would-Be Cop Is Too Evasive
Kansas City patrolman interviews Morris Dean Minters and discovers he is wanted in Texas for parole violations. Minters, 27, sought a job at the police department after hearing about a 200-officer recruitment.
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Kansas City
Conrad Blevins
Morris Dean Minters
Blevins
Minters
Texas
Ohio Grandma Causes Stir With Photographer On Oregon Trek
Emma Gatewood 71, of Gallipolis, Ohio, continues her Portland trek despite clashes with photographers. A Hood River editor received a blow from her umbrella, but she later walked with the photographer, seeking a respectful arrival at the Oregon Centennial Exposition.
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Hood River
Ore
Ohio
Emma Gatewood
Portland
Gallipolis
Oregon
Robert Hall
Hood River News
Edgar Guest Dies at 77 the Poet of the Plain People
Detroit obituary notes Edgar A. Guest, famed poet and newspaperman, died in his sleep at 77. Born in 1881 in Birmingham England, he rose to worldwide fame with syndicated poems in nearly 300 newspapers and 17 volumes of verse.
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Detroit
Mich
Edgar A. Guest
Guest
Detroit Free Press
The
Free Press
Birmingham
England
DiSalle Reviews Camp Inmate Injury Claim and Prisoner Funds
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said he is reviewing appropriations of 52000 to pay claims of injured prisoners. The case centers on Eldon L. Barnett of East Liverpool, a former Hocking Honor Camp inmate who suffered a broken thigh and leg fractures in a Hocking State Forest logging accident and spent days in hospital care.
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Hocking
Hocking State Forest
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Eldon L. Barnett
East Liverpool
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ohio Penitentiary Hospital
Penitentiary Hospital
Ralph Alvis
University Hospital
Barnett
Unionist Given Post on Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Charles Bishop 43 of Austintown is named the fifth and final member of Ohio's new Civil Rights Commission. Bishop, a Republican, serves as executive secretary of the Carpenters' Union.
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Columbus, Ohio
Charles Bishop
Austintown
Ohio
New Civil Rights Commission
Bishop
Carpenters’ Union
Senate probes reveal payoff to Hoffa linked to mob debt
A Senate committee report charges James R. Hoffa used three million dollars of Teamsters health and welfare funds to satisfy a debt to the Chicago underworld and to benefit the Dorfman family. It details misconduct since 1950, including inflated insurance charges and diverted funds, and condemns Hoffa for betraying union members.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Chicago
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Paul Dorfman
Dorfman
Midwest Mob
Treasuries
Max Block
New York
E. L. Reynolds
A&p Eastern Division
Black
Reynolds
A&P’s
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Allen Dorfman
Rose Dorfman
Dorfmans
Central Conference of Teamsters
Michigan Conference of Teamsters
Midwest
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Local 100
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Congress
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Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
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le Monde
de Gaulle
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