Senate Plans First Votes On New Wage Bill
The Senate opens voting on amendments to the minimum wage bill with Kennedy predicting passage this week. Johnson orders early sessions and a late night vote schedule while Kuchel doubts completion within the week. The bill seeks a $1 to $1.25 minimum in three steps, expanding coverage to about five million workers amid major disputes.
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Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Thomas H. Kuchel
R.calif
Kennedy
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Secretary of Labor
Holland
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Death claims Mrs. Florence Ellinger at 72 in Logan Ohio
Mrs. Florence A. Ellinger 72 widow of Emanuel J. Ellinger died at 8 20 p m Monday at her daughter Mrs Charles Rauber home Logan Route 3 She was a Marion Township native longtime Hocking County resident and daughter of the late Abraham and Margaret Blum She leaves four sons a daughter 11 grandchildren two sisters and was the third sister to die in 1960 Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p m at Sponable Lutheran Church near Sugar Grove with Rev Dale Werling officiating Burial in adjoining cemetery Friends may call at Leonard Funeral Home after 7 p m today
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Florence A. Ellinger
Emanuel J. Ellinger
Charles Rauber
Logan Rt. 3
Ellinger
E. Second St
Marion
Paul
Logan
Helen Rauber
Bertha Miller
Myrtle Dupler
John Starner
Cora Lind
$157 000 Found In Recluse Home
New York police tally assets of more than $157 000 from the littered apartment of a dead recluse George Richele 73. a daylong count after discovery found $45 057 in cash over $112 000 in bank balances and assorted bonds checks and large denomination bills among debris. Richele son of a wealthy real estate man was found dead after neighbors complained of odors and he had been dead over two weeks.
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New York
George Richele
Lumumba Boots U.N. Personnel and Seizes Dissenters
In Leopoldville Lumumba's police arrested Europeans and U N personnel while U N Undersecretary Bunche secured the release of two officers. Lumumba asked for U N interventions to back his authority and questioned Hammarskjold's neutrality, as Tshombe claimed Katanga independence and welcomed Belgian troops. The U N chief planned a Security Council session after Lumumba’s letters denounced him.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
United Nations
U. N
Ralph Bunche
Congo
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Il Nation Council
U.N
Council
Armand Berard
France
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Ohio Weather Outlook Cooler Air Dip Then Warmer Forecast
Canadian air brought below normal temperatures to Ohio this morning with readings from 56 to 57 in Toledo and Cleveland and mid 60s near the Ohio River. Fair and warmer weather is forecast for the Hocking Valley tonight and Wednesday after a noon temperature of 77 and a Monday high of 84.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Toledo
Cleveland
Ohio River
Hocking Valley
Weather Outlook For Ohio State Morning Clouds And Rain
Low cloudiness and fog covered the state at sunrise with light drizzle in Akron as winds pulled moisture from Lake Erie. Sunshine expected to break through by mid morning and temperatures to reach the 70s widespread and low 80s near the Ohio River. Fair weather continues tonight and Wednesday with a warmer afternoon on Wednesday.
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Akron
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Nike Missile Intercepts Another Missile In Test
The Army announced a successful interception of a Nike Hercules by another Hercules during a test Friday at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The interception occurred on the 100 mile range in southern New Mexico.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Army
New Mexico
John Ward Named Managing Editor of Logan Daily News
John Ward of Nelsonville will become managing editor of the Logan Daily News on September 6, succeeding Henry Arline. A 1952 Ohio University journalism graduate, Ward has wide local ties including service on the Nelsonville school board and recreation commission.
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John Ward
Nelsonville
Logan Daily News
Bill Miller
Henry Arline
Ward
Logan
Athens Messenger
Ohio University
Ruth Guess
Lima
Lima News
Wayne Galvin
Daily News
Robert Rochester
U. S. Army
Second Armored Division
Germany
Hell On Wheels
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
City Recreation Commission
Nelsonville Rotary Club
Parade of the Hills
Nelsonville Athletic Association
Elks, Eagles
VFW
86 Students Cheat On Exams At Alabama U
Eigh t six students at the University of Alabama have been disciplined for cheating on spring examinations. Two were expelled, others suspended up to two years and placed on probation for the remainder of their academic career. A six man committee found illegal entries of professors offices and cases of students buying and selling tests.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Woman Pleads Guilty In Lazy D Tavern Bomb Plot
Helen M. Bryan 20 of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting Junior Fiske in a June 4 dynamiting attempt at the Lazy D Tavern Greendale. She is held on $1,000 bond and placed on two years probation in Lancaster. Fiske received 3 to 30 years for explosives grand larceny and a concealed weapon. Jack Shark of Logan faces grand jury after pleading innocent to hiring Fiske.
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Helen M. Bryan
Nelsonville
Fiske
Jack Shark
Logan Rt. 3
Bryan
Shark
Maggie Woods 93 On Aug 24 Birthday Observed
Miss Maggie Woods turns 93 on Wednesday Aug 24 local resident of Logan for many years worked as a seamstress for Thurness Wright and other Logan stores. Her care home is Crites Rest Home 1318 FE Main St Lancaster Ohio.
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Maggie Woods
Logan
Lancaster
Soviet Inroads Into Americas Stir OAS Meeting
Costa Rica hosts foreign ministers as a 250 page Inter-American Peace Committee report warns the Soviet Union is increasing influence in the hemisphere. Police guard the Cuban delegation after disarming members and detaining a Cuban reporter amid tense demonstrations.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Soviet Union
Hemisphere
Caribbean
Inter-American Peace Committee
Organization of American States
OAS
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Washington
Bogota
George C. Marshall
Whiting Willauer
Communist Party
Willauer
Cuba
Latin America
Dominican Republic
Reds Set Stage For Pilot's Trial
Francis Gary Powers faces a Soviet court amid a highly orchestrated trial designed as state propaganda. The article notes potential light sentencing, the prosecutor’s strong case, and possible post trial expulsion as a soft punitive outcome.
Powers family backs Soviet lawyer for U2 trial
The Powers family says they trust Soviet lawyer Mikhail Grimov to aid Francis Gary Powers on espionage charges as the pilot faces trial in the Soviet Union. Grimov, veteran prosecutor at Nurnberg, will lead the defense while Powers and his wife meet limited officials amid ongoing tensions.
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U. S
Francis Gary Powers
James Marlow
Associated Press
Marlow
Roman A. Rudenko
Nuernberg
Powers
Mikhail I. Grimov
Grimov
Committee of State Security
Moscow
Soviet Union
Mikhail Nich Grimov
Judicial Council
Legal Aid Societies
America
Grimior
Oliver W. Powers
Pound
Alexander W. Parker
Richmond
Barbara
Parker
Virginia
Intourist
Barbara Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.S
72 Highway Project Bids Opened in Columbus Ohio
The state highway department opened bids on 72 road projects for 1960 in its second largest bid session of the year. Projects include Athens resurfacing on Ohio 278 from Columbus Street to the Athens Hocking line with S H Brewer Co as low bidder at 9388 against an 11600 estimate and Pickaway resurfacing on U S 23 for 4 miles from Circleville to South Bloomfield with George W Van Camp the low bidder at 43956 against a 44800 estimate.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Highway Department
Athens
Ohio
Nelsonville
Columbus Street
Athens-Hocking Line
S. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Pickaway
U.S. 23
Circleville
Bloomfield
George W. van Camp
Young Defends Postmaster Nominations Delay
U S Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio rejects charges of petty politics for delaying postmaster nominations. He notes that former Senator Taft similarly blocked Democratic nominees and his supporters called that a statesmanlike screening.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Young
Taft
South Carolina Democrats Back National Ticket Pledge
The Resolutions Committee of the South Carolina Democratic party agreed to ask the state convention to pledge the party s eight electors to the national ticket.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Resolutions Committee
Democratic Party
Child Treated For Snake Bite
Linda Sue Dicken, 13, daughter of Roy and Mrs Dicken of Logan Rt 1, was admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital Monday evening for a snake bite. It was not known if the snake was poisonous. She received anti venom treatment.
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Linda Sue Dicken
Roy Dicken
Logan Rt. 1
Hocking Valley Hospital
Cyprus Gains Independence Ending 82 Years Under British Rule
In Nicosia a 21 gun salute marked Cyprus becoming independent after 82 years of British rule. Thousands cheered in the heat as 200 officials attended the proclamation in the Cyprus Parliament. Greeks feel betrayed by Zurich London terms denying union with Greece while Turkish Cypriots receive near equal state status. Sir Hugh Foot warned of potential Greek Turkish strife but doubted bloodshed.
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Ancient
Cyprus
Troy
Helen
Greece
Nicosia
Corpus
Zurich
London
Sir Hugh Foot
Hugh
Soviet Industrial Aides Leave China
Belgrade reports from Peiping that Soviet experts are leaving China as their terms expire. Special trains have carried them home, signaling a trend amid growing ideological rifts between Moscow and Beijing. Diplomatic observers in Belgrade see the departures as reflecting wider discord over policy and alliance.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Red China
Branko Bogunovic
Tanjung
Peiping
Tangrang
Russia
China
Senate Chaplain Prays for Truthful Newsmen in Opening Prayer
Senate Chaplain Frederick Brown Harris prayed for newsmen to be truthful in their writings and broadcasts during the opening prayer, urging integrity in reporting.
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Washington
Senate
Frederick Brown Harris
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