Attendance at Ohio State Fair exceeds 1957 early days
Ohio State Fair unofficial paid attendance for the first three days reached 129 135, above 1957 but well below 1956 record levels. Free admission for reserved grandstand seal buyers and children under 12 lowers paid tallies, with total attendance around 307,000. Roy Rogers show drew strong crowds with $50,000 plus in ticket sales in three days.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rogers
Duck Run
Ohio
Adam J. Leighty
Upper Sandusky
Leighty
Adenauer Urges Renewal of Talks on Disarmament
Bonn Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called on Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to resume East West talks on controlled disarmament covering nuclear and conventional arms. In a personal letter made public he suggested disarmament as a possible area of agreement while setting aside Berlin and German reunification.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Nikita Khrushchev
Adenauer
Berlin
German Reunification
Stabbings Raise NYC Teen Violence Toll in Week’s End
Police anticipate at least a dozen arrests in a wave of fatal stabbings on Manhattan’s West Side. Two youths face homicide charges. the rest await charges or are held as witnesses. The attack involved a cape wearing leader and a Spanish speaking gang tied to the Young Lords.
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New York
New York City
James B. Leggett
Leggett
West Side
Manhattan
Jimmy Orphanos
Dracula
Orphanos
Young Lords
Hell's Kitchen
Eisenhower and Macmillan agree on cold war talks strategy
In Chequers talks London, President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan outlined broad agreement on future NATO diplomacy. They backed continued exchanges with Khrushchev, shelved East-West summit decisions, and discussed disarmament, Berlin, NATO defense, and raising living standards in poorer nations.
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London
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Chequers
Fisenhower
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Berlin
Germany
Washington
U.S
Britain
de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
United Kingdom
Check From Nixon Deposited For Grandparents Grave Care
A check bearing Vice President Richard M. Nixon's signature was deposited today at Logan Federal Savings & Loan. Nixon mailed the check to Sam Gordon, treasurer of Mount Pleasant Cemetery Association, for upkeep of his grandparents grave. Gordon then deposited the funds in the cemetery's Legan Federal account.
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Richard M. Nixon
Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
Nixon
Sam Gordon
Mount Pleasant
Nelsonville Old-Timers Day caps 10th Parade of the Hills
The Nelsonville Old-Timers Day closed with the 10th Parade of the Hills. 46 former players were introduced and feted at Eagles Hall after amateur baseball games and a luncheon. Local wins included Nelsonville Little Leaguers 4 Straitsville 1 and a 3-3 rain-shortened Merchants vs Beulah Park game.
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Nelsonville
Eagles Hall
New Straitsville
Straitsville
Beulah Park
Yvonne Woods
Mentor
Beasley Ford
Preston's
Luckolf's
Collins and
Young Appliance
L. Maloy
Jean Potts
Nanna Brook
Leona Warren
Pamela Tolliver
Jimmy Dishong
Martha Boyd
Gil Courtney
Parade
Logan County Boy Bitten by Copperhead on Rt 2
A 10-year-old Logan Route 2 boy Delmar Lloyd Allison was bitten on the right heel near his Voris Road home about 8 30 p m Saturday and transported by police first to Hocking Valley Hospital then to Nelsonville where antivenom serum was available. He was reported in good condition at Mount St Marys Hospital this morning and described as as good as can be expected by a hospital spokesman.
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Logan Rt. 2
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Delmar Lloyd Allison
Arch Allison
Voris Rd
Enterprise
Hocking Valley Hospital
Nelsonville Hospital
Khrushchev to be accompanied by five family members on U S visit
Five members of Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s family will accompany him to the United States. The State Department confirmed the details and said President Eisenhower has been informed. Khrushchev’s wife Nina daughters Julia and Rada son Sergei and son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei will travel. one son-in-law will not. Adzhubei edits the Izvestia newspaper.
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Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
State Department
Fisenhower
London
Khrushchev
Nina
Julia
Rada
Sergei
Alexei Adzhubei
Adzhubei
Izvestia
Logan and county schools brace for 1959 60 enrollment surge
Schools in Logan and Hocking County anticipate 4519 pupils starting the new term. Logan city expects 1850 enrollments and a larger kindergarten intake, while countywide figures show 2699 students across four districts. Loss of several high school charters reduces operating schools to three, with South Bloomingville and Gibisonville students moving to Laurelville.
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Logan
Hocking County
Wallace Blake
Gibisonville
James Frey
Rockbridge
Berne Union
Fairfield County
Carbon Hill
Buchtel-York
Athens County
South Bloomingville
Murray City
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Logan School
Blake
Harley Ellinger
J. R. Hankison
Mel Adams
Marion Allen
Mary Lou Arena
Minnie L. Bowen
Richard Buntz
Ohio
Even Lou Carrieo
William Cecil
Dwight Diller
James Dow
Florence Ellinger
Richard Faulkner
Alice Frasch
Sally Holmes
Armand Houk
Virginia Kline
Phillip Kramer
Mildred C. Krauss
Mary Ruth Krinn
Florence Larimer
Iris Lowry
Richard Martin
Blanche Moorehead
Joseph Murtha
Allan McLellan
Merl Primmer
Sarah Rockhold
Helen Sams
Leta Sayre
Charles Schoeppner
Clarence Snyder
Ruth Tannehill
Ralph Walker
Della Webb
Harry Westfall
Heat Breaks as Hocking Valley Sees Cooler Dip
The weather report shows a drop below 90 with a high near 88 this afternoon for the Hocking Valley. Skies turn partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms and fog in valleys at night. Tomorrow peaks around 86 with little temperature change and a weekend record of 90 65 Saturday and 92 64 Sunday.
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Weather Bureau
Hocking Valley
Nehru Seeks Peaceful Stance Over Chinese Border Clash
Prime Minister Nehru ruled out immediate force against Chinese troops in Ladakh and urged settlement through talks. He confirmed a border clash at Longju with one Indian guard killed and others missing, while planning diplomacy with Pakistan, Bhutan, and Sikkim as well as discussions with the Dalai Lama.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Ladakh
Kashmir
Peiping
India
Tibet
Longju
Dalai Lama
United Nations
S. P. P. Thorat
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Delhi
East Pakistan
Mussoorie
Lhasa
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Harold H. Allen
Chillicothe
Donivee Hunter
Rt. 1
Lancaster
Ohio Future Farmers of America
FFA
Marianne Root
Fremont
Connie Hyde
Sullivan
Ashland County
Jeanie Bryan
Celina
Trade Club
SEC Regional Council
Telprome
Cowra
Commonwealth Telephone
SEORC
Lke
China
Courtney
Meade Whyte
Estel Crabtree
Pappy Stewart
C. E. Heselden
George Schoonover
Bill Adams
C. D. Duncan
Ed Buttersworth
Sol Kimble
Ed Carter
Hiram Drysier
Oscar
Carbondale
George Carlin
Bill Walters
Bill Matson
Chauncey
Hoy Seckinger
Jacksonville
Dad Swindell
Woody DeVol
Wellston
Bill Theisen
Millfield
W. C. Jones
Toronto
Clarence Kinsley
Columbus
Oliver Marvery
Orville Richards
John Potter
Zaleski
Ervin Karns
Athens Rt. 3
Fink Warner
Sam Risley
E. R. Bradley
New Lexington
Buck Hoover
Gahanna
Kenneth Dane
Sam Withem
James Johnson
Glouster
Cecil Carlin
Smoke Hutchison
Johnstown
Gabe Shelton
Morris Dupler
John Murray
R. Dawley
Lefty Shuttleworth
J. H. Peterson
Bud Day
J. W. Evans
Refrigerator
Cincinnati
Debby Tucker
General Hospital
Charles Thomas Crawford
Kenneth Spangler
Spangler
Mrs. K
Central Elementary
Gladys Webb
Edith Gaffin
Jennie Walker
Ruth Goodwin
Jean Graham
Faith Krinn
Helen Acker
Evelyn Lappen
Patricia White
Mildred Kin
Sara Evans
Shirley Thomas
Harriet Dollmatsch
Evelyn Graham
Gladys Clutton
James Gastin
Irene Murtha
Shirley Sherwood
Parliment
Praja Socialist Party
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