Hocking River Basin Survey Under Way
Ohio water division head announced start of basin surveys for Hocking Cuyahoga Chagrin and Maumee basins. The effort covers stream flow soil permeability siltation reservoir sites and future water uses with federal aid eligibility to be determined.
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Ohio
Hocking
Cuyahoga
Chagrin
Maumee
James D. Wells
Logan C
Logan
State Department of Natural Resources
Hocking River
Mr. Wells
Enterprise
Clear Creek
Rush Creek
Eisenhower Announces Massive Air Sea Refugee Lift
President Eisenhower administration outlines a large air and sea evacuation of 21 500 Hungarian refugees with 15 000 moved by Air Force and Navy planes and 6 500 by an inter governmental committee. Airlift to begin within days at 200 daily rising to 500, with sea transport by three Navy ships from Bremerhaven to New York timing into December.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
United States
Air Force
Navy
Inter-Governmental Committee On
Air Force and Navy
Hagerty
Military Air Transportation Service
U. S. Navy Transportation Service
Austria
Bremerhaven
New York
Ohio Educators Holding Parley Opens Three Day Meet
Cincinnati hosts the Ohio Education Association annual three day meeting with more than 1,000 teachers and administrators expected. The event opens with work heavy sessions and a packed agenda.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Education Assn
Ohio Education Association Meeting Attended by Local Officials
James Frey superintendent of Hocking County schools Mrs Virginia Hayes county elementary school supervisor and B W Morris Logan East elementary school principal attend the Ohio Education Association meeting in Cincinnati.
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James Frey
Hocking County
Virginia Hayes
B. W. Morris
Logan East
Ohio Education Association
Cincinnati
Education officials study costs and gambling practices
Officials from Cincinnati Youth Center School plan meetings to study topics from school building costs to gambling. The administration will review gambling practices in a demonstration led by Nicholas Seta, education director, described as a former professional gambler.
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Nicholas Seta
Cincinnati Youth Center
Vagrant Hints Knowledge Of Triple Slaying
A 30 year old vagrant in San Diego is held for questioning about the October 1955 killing of three Chicago schoolboys. Richard Fred Ebert, a former metal worker from Aurora Illinois, spoke of blackout spells and said the woods killings were terrible. Police have no solid clues yet and had questioned thousands since the slayings began. He previously was inmate in Elgin and Camarillo mental institutions.
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San Diego
Calif
Chicago
Richard Fred Ebert
Ebert
Aurora
Ill
Elgin
Camarillo
Tories Favored To Win Vote In Britain
London reports split on Prime Minister Eden winning tonight’s vote as Commons debates the Suez invasion. Conservatives show unity amid abstentions while pressure mounts for a possible postwar leadership change with Butler or Duncan Sandys as potential successors.
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Britain
London
Eden
House of Commons
Commons
Suez
Suez Canal Zone
R. A Butler
Egypt
Alan Lennox-Boyd
Winston Churchill
Duncan Sandys
Lancaster Baby Death Investigated
Lancaster authorities investigate the death of six week old Michael Cavince after doctors find a wad of tissue lodged in the throat. Coroner Dr. Joseph A. Geer ordered an autopsy at University Hospital Columbus as emergency squads rushed the infant to hospital and doctors diagnosed asphyxiation pending autopsy results.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County
Joseph A. Geer
Michael Cavince
University Hospital
Columbus
Geer
Charles Cavince
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Racial dispute leads to federal charges for Clinton High case
Nineteen accused in Clinton High trouble face a federal judge amid plans to reopen the school. Judge Robert L. Taylor handles criminal contempt warrants for 16 involved in interference with integration, with six arraigned and bonds set from 2,500 to 12,000 dollars.
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Clinton, Tenn
Clinton High School
U. S. Dist
Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
William Brakebill
Clifford Carter
Jimmy Pierce
Clinton High
Carter
Till
Illinois Plant Explosion Kills At Least 2
An explosion at the Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. plant in East Alton Illinois killed at least two workers and injured 27. A third man was missing and presumed dead. The blast shattered windows mile away and caused multiple building damages. Names of missing and identified victims are listed. A separate Niagara Falls New York plant blast killed one worker and injured four.
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East Alton
Ill
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Illinois
William Schoenbaum
Cottage Hills
Floyd F. Wisnasky
Forest Homes
Gerald Dilliard
Dorchester
New York
Russell Thrasher
Mindszenty Describes Red Torture Ordeal in 1949
Cardinal Mindszenty recounts 29 days of abuse by communist secret police before his 1949 treason trial. He describes stripping, beating with a rubber hose, cold damp cells, forced obscenity exposure, and sleep deprivation, but insists no drugs were used to extract a confession.
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New York
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Red Secret
Current Look
Hungary Refuses U.N. Secretary General Visit
U.N. delegates expressed shock as Hungary led by Janos Kadar refused to admit Dag Hammarskjold for a planned December 16 visit to Budapest. The move prompted questions about U.N. observers and a deadline for credentials revocation amid revolt-torn conditions. Horvath commented after the broadcast, and diplomats noted a possible later visit, signaling a purge of revolt symbols before any U.N. presence.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Hungary
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
U. S
Henry Cabot Ledge Jr
Janos Kadar
U.N
Hammarskjold
Imre Horvath
Horvath
Kadar
Red
County Enjoys Spring Weather in Brief Warm Tuesday Near 68 Degrees
Hocking County reports springlike conditions with a noon temperature of 68 degrees, five degrees above Wednesday's high. Light showers Wednesday night cooled it to 48 degrees, with cloudy skies and scattered showers expected Friday and little temperature change anticipated.
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Hocking County
Ohio Highways Wet From Morning Rain
Ohio highways including the Turnpike were wet this morning while light fog hung over northwest Ohio, the state highway department reported.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
State Highway Department
Clashes in Budapest Kill At Least Two Demonstrators
In Budapest pro government and nationalist factions clashed on the Great Boulevard near noon. At least two Hungarian nationalists were killed as Russian armored cars and tanks protected Communist demonstrators amid gunfire and arrests. Workers struck in some factories in protest as Budapest Council officials protested to Premier Kadar.
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Budapest
Janos Kadar
Great Boulevard
Danube
Marx Square
Kadar
Russian Athletes Far Ahead Of U. S.
Melbourne Olympics report shows Russian athletes securing 12 first places and widening lead over the United States in the unofficial points table. Top nations list Russia at 690, United States 558, Australia 294, with other countries close behind.
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Nasser
Egypt
Canal
United States
Melbourne
Russia
Australia
Germany
Hungary
Britain
Italy
Sweden
Japan
France
Iceland Okays U S Bases On the Island
United States and Iceland reached a pact to keep U S forces at Keflavik, with quick expansion work valued at about 12 million dollars annually. The accord reverses Iceland’s prior position amid Cold War tensions and follows a push for economic aid to cover a 30 million dollar deficit.
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Washington
United States
Iceland
Keflavik
Moscow
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Reykavik Toussia
Logan Glass Plant Christmas Lights To Be Turned On
Christmas decorations at the Logan General Electric Glass Plant on Rt 75N will be lit tonight at the same moment as Nela Park in Cleveland. New this year are two lit arch choir bays and figures including Santa Claus with reindeer, a Noel sign, a lighted star, three elves, and two 15 foot candle sticks. The displays, begun in 1950, are built entirely by plant employees led by designer John Mock.
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Logan General Electric Glass
Rt. 75N
Nela Park
Cleveland
G.E. Lamp Division
Logan Plant
Santa Claus
G.E
John Mock
Prime Minister Signs Jeep Purchase From Soviet for Air Force
Jakarta reports Prime Minister Ali Sastroamidjojo announced a signed contract to buy 550 jeeps from the Soviet government for the Indonesian air force. The deal underscores Indonesia's defense procurement and ties with Moscow during the period.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Police radio tip warns arrest suspect with cash register
In Albuquerque a police dispatcher urged drivers to arrest any man seen carrying a cash register, signaling a vigilant, tongue in cheek alert during Wednesday night patrols.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Turncoat Says Chinese Peace Disillusioning
Arley Pate, 26, of Carbon dale Illinois, a Korean War POW who defected to China, said he is disillusioned by seeking peace there. He traveled from Tokyo with Adr on Wilson of Urania Louisiana and crossed into Hong Kong Sunday after filing repatriation requests October 29. Wilson declined to answer questions and cited family illness and a brother’s death as reasons for returning home.
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Seattle
Illinois
China
Arley Pate
Carbondale
Inl
United States
Pate
Tokyo
Adron Wilson
Urania
Wilson
Hong Kong
Ronald
Green Two Vote Sought for Fire Protection Levy
Green Two trustees meet with City Council officials and the mayor to place a fire protection levy on the ballot in the next election. If approved, a contract with the city will be drawn. Falls Two already approved a similar proposal in November. Road markers will be installed and the Logan department will index Falls Two before Green Two for quick service.
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Green Two
Francis Myers
O. J. Hysell
Ed Rutgers
Green Trustees
Hocking Township
Falls Two
Logan Fire Department
Morgan
J. Ward
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Ohio Farm Bureau
Wilbur M. Cotton
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
E. Eugene Fournace
Canton
Ohio Power Co
Walter Frye
Wooster
Muskingum
Sims
Jamaica
W. O H. Till
Presegregation
White Citizens Council
Taylor
John Kasper
Anderson County School Board
Paul Turner
Lawrence J. Brantley
Alonzo Bullock
Mindszenty
Irkes U.N
Sydney
Vladimir Petrov
Petrov
Canberra
Ralph F. Cleland
Indiana University
New Delhi
Andhra Pradesh
Honolulu
Senate
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Hawaii
Capodichino
Logan Glass
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