Council Faces Street Paving Clash Over Third Street
City Council wrestles with Third Street paving amid a petition by 21 property owners canceling the project until a new engineer is appointed. The vote on financing of 30 393 for the Third Street job is postponed to another session.
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John Owens
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Brimner
George Meadows
Robert King
Spunkys Pal Nabbed By Cops
Gordon Firman and Robert Johnson escaped Coshocton jail July 26. Johnson, 22, was captured after a high speed chase at the South East Plaza Shopping Center in Salem. A stolen 1960 Chrysler and a shotgun were found. Firman remained at large.
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Steubenville
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Amsterdam
Robert Kirchgessner
Senate Votes Ban On Aid To Allies Of Fidel Castro
The Senate approved an amendment by Sen. Styles Bridges to withhold foreign aid from any country that arms or aids the Fidel Castro regime in Cuba. The move affects the $3,989,054,000 foreign aid bill and highlights stalled action on minimum wage and other measures as adjournment looms.
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Castro Defies Latin Nations Pledges Friendship To Reds
In San Jose Costa Rica Fidel Castro rejects Western offers to rebalance Cuba ties saying we will be friends of those who are our friends. He asserts friendship with the Soviet Union and the People’s Republic of China regardless of OAS or U S positions. Colombian and Venezuelan officials urge Cuba to reaffirm hemispheric principles while denouncing Russian intervention.
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United States
Latin America
Cummins Named Hocking County Sanitarian
Charles F. Jack Cummins longtime Logan resident will become Hocking County sanitarian on September 1 replacing Warne Stark who resigns to join the Southeast District office of the Ohio Department of Health in Nelsonville. Cummins a Logan High School and Berea College graduate with FDA experience and four month Southeast District training.
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Jack) Cummins
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Hocking County
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Ohio Department of Health
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Cummins
C. C. Chute
W. Front St
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Berea College
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
State Capitol Sidewalk Job Bid Estimated at $19,586
The Public Works Department said Coady Co of Columbus bid $19,586 for installing new sidewalks and repairing existing ones around the State Capitol. The state estimated the project would cost $31,380.
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Kennedy Blames Aged Medical Care Split on Election Campaign
The Senate rejected a Kennedy backed Social Security medical care plan by 51 to 44 as the issue loomed in the fall campaign. A separate Republican proposal for federal state subsidies failed 67 to 28. Lausche and Young supported an amendment to provide aged medical benefits under Social Security, which was killed 51 to 44.
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Nixon urges firm policy with talks possible
Vice President Nixon told the Veterans of Foreign Wars that the United States must be firm without belligerence yet ready to negotiate with the communist world if a conference can bring an agreement. Eisenhower defends his Powers U2 statements as correct. Three Gallipolis judges sentence Ferrell Randolph to life for murdering his wife Virginia. Lumumba airliftes Congolese troops into Kasai to quell tribal warfare and potential secession.
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Melody Eggleston Captures Little Queen Crown in Nelsonville Parade
Melody Eggleston named Little Queen of the Hills for 1960 at Nelsonville's Parade of the Hills. Her escort was Wesley Johnson. sponsors include Lafe Eggleston store. Second place went to Kathy Hartley with escort Shane Mender. sponsor Sylvania Electric. Third went to Nina Kay Kalklosch with escort Jimmy Kalklosch. sponsor Elberfeld's.
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Sylvania Electric
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Ohio University
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Fred Savely
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Betty Johnson
Nancy Hubbard
Betty Coker
Faye Bingman
Faulconer
Carolyn Banton
Ashland
Columbus
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Pam
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Neil
Ohio Weather Outlook From Columbus Report
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a cool night with temperatures near sunrise from the mid 50s to mid 60s. Fog and low clouds reduced visibility to about two miles. Pleasant weather projected to continue through Thursday with dry conditions likely into the weekend.
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Probes Launched In Gallipolis Strangulations
Bodies from Gallipolis State Institute deaths are autopsied at Ohio State University Hospital. Teenagers Robert Brown and John Turner confess to killing three inmates for kicks, with varying suspected methods. Authorities plan reviews with institute and state officials to decide prosecutions and possible staff negligence inquiries.
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Cincinnati
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Gallia County
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Lucasville
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McGough
Gallipolis Institute
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Powers parents depart Moscow while wife remains behind
Francis Gary Powers' parents left Moscow by plane for Copenhagen eleven days after arriving for his espionage trial. Powers, convicted of espionage for the U2 flight, faces ten years' confinement. Barbara Powers remained in Moscow hoping to meet Premier Khrushchev to seek leniency.
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Eisenhower Sees Kennedy 2-1 Edge in Congress
President says Kennedy faces a 2 to 1 Democratic majority in Congress and argues the nominating rival could not win more cooperation. He defends leadership and notes Cuba and debates, then praises Ezra Benson’s farm policy while criticizing attacks on the administration.
Thruway Traffic Totals Top One Billion Miles
Motorists traveled 1,225,277,235 miles on the New York State Thruway in the first seven months of this year, according to AP reports from Albany New York.
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