Sailors Cause Turmoil at Atami Hotel and Aquarium
Atami Japan U S Navy landings spark trouble at Fujiro Suzuki’s hotel and aquarium. About 30 sailors damaged the front door disrupted the business and attacked a dolphin with furniture and rowboats. Police photographed wreckage as Navy investigates Nos 412 and 411 destroyer escorts Walter Wann and Le Ray Wilson.
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Atami
Japan
U. S. Navy
Tokyo
Fujiro Suzuki
Navy
Aquarium
Suzuki
Atami Bay
Asahi
Walter Wann
le Ray Wilson
LHS Chiefs Face Pomeroy In SEO Fray Here Tonight
The Logan Chieftains host the winless Pomeroy Panthers in SEC action as both teams seek their first league win. Pomeroy has not won a league game this season and 22 straight SEC losses. Gallipolis and Wellston pace the standings with Athens and Wellston atop the table.
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LHS
Pomeroy
Seo Fray
Logan Chieftains
Pomeroy Panthers
Logan
Gallipolis
Wellston
Rockets
Panthers
Eastern
Jackson
Blue Devils
Athens Bulldogs
Gallians
Athens
Bulldogs
Nelsonville
Middleport
Mrs Norma Robson Dies in Murray City Nelsonville
Norma Robson 45 of Murray City died Wednesday at Mount St Mary Hospital after a week with a heart condition. Wife of Paul Robson, daughter of John and the late Elizabeth Swyers, she lived all her life in Murray City. Survived by daughter Patricia Foltz of Logan, two brothers Leslie Swyers of Detroit and Dale Swyers of Corning, two sisters Louise Martin of Murray City and Elaine Russell of Buchtel. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville. burial Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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Norma Robson
Murray City
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Paul Robson
John
Elizabeth Skidmore Swyers
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelsonville Emblem Club
Patricia Foltz
Logan
Leslie Swyers
Detroit
Dale Swyers
Corning
Louise Martin
Elaine Russell
Buchtel
Johnson Funeral Home
Nelsonville
F. M. Wentz
Greenlawn
Columbus Shuns New Ford Plant
Columbus officials reject Ford Motor Co plan as city council votes 43 against rezoning a 403 acre site for a steering gear and small parts plant. Councillors cite proximity to residential areas and urban impact concerns despite Ford’s expressed interest.
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Columbus
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Hocking County Receives $56,288 Tax and Fee Share
Hocking County auditor Harry Smith announced the county received 562,288.50 from state taxes and fees. Local governments got 2,500 from sales tax distributions. Townships shared 5,800 from gasoline taxes. The county highway fund got 20,000 from gasoline taxes. Motor registration fees totaled 21,985.50 with Logan 4,080 Laurelville 170 Murray City 119 and the county highway fund 20,619.50.
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Hocking County
Harry Smith
Logan
Laurelville
Murray City
U N Security Council Seat Becomes Sixth Ballot Tug of War
The United Nations General Assembly enters its sixth round of balloting to fill a disputed Security Council seat with the Philippines and Yugoslavia in a tight race. Britain and the United States clash over proposed compromises as Sweden, Italy, and Austria are floated.
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Security Council
United States
Philippines
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
Britain
France
Sweden
China
Italy
Austria
U. N
Asia
Council
Poland
Red Ship Damaged Off Taishan Islands by Chinese Sky Attack
Chinese planes damaged a Communist landing craft of about 1 000 tons and a considerable number of small wooden craft near the Reds Taishan Islands this morning as fighting intensifies around Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Taishan Islands
AEC urged to reveal H bomb data for peace use
Sen. Clinton Anderson of New Mexico urged the Atomic Energy Commission to disclose all details of its hydrogen fusion research. He said the committee was kept in the dark about areas of the Los Alamos lab and argued broader disclosure would invite participation from schools, colleges, and industry.
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Cleveland
Clinton Anderson
D-Nm
Atomic Energy Commission
ALC
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Anderson
Atomic Laboratory
Los Alamos
N. M
Nuclear Science and Engineering Congress
Cold snap grips Ohio and nation with advancing frost
The Associated Press reports a cold spell across Ohio and the eastern United States. Temperatures five days out are expected three to five degrees below normal, with highs mostly in the 30s and lows in the 20s. Snow showers linger along Lake Erie.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Gulf Region
San Antonio
Tex
Mid-Continent
East
Plains
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Midwest
New England
Great Lakes Region
Appalachians
Highways Clear Of Ice As Mercury Drops Throughout Day
The state highway department said all highways are clear but some secondary roads are slippery. City and township streets remained treacherous in several areas. Yesterday’s high hit 28 degrees at 6 am, then fell steadily with 23 degrees by 11:30 am.
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State
Ohio Coal Output Still Improving
Ohio coal production rose to 8,700,000 tons in the quarter ended September 30, per the State Department of Industrial Relations. Director Margaret A. Mahoney says the gain exceeds 500,000 tons from the prior quarter and is 1,400,000 tons above Q3 1954, a nearly 20 percent improvement, with two thirds from surface methods.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Industrial Relations
Margaret A. Mahoney
Miss Mahoney
Typhoon Ruth Tracks Northeast Toward Iwo Jima
Typhoon Ruth a giant Pacific storm 600 miles across with winds near 150 mph churns northeastward on a course that could miss Iwo Jima and its U S Air Force garrison.
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Tokyo
Ruth
Iwo Jima
U. S
Royal Face Lift in Madrid Surprises Monarchic Widow
Dr Daniel Shorell, a Miami Beach plastic surgeon, performed a face lifting on Elena Lupesen widow of King Carel of Ho Mania in I Lichen Dec 32.
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Madrid
Spain
Daniel Shorell
Miami Beach
Fla
Elena Lupesen
Carel
I Lichen
Kefauver Tosses Coonskin Cap In Ring as Bricker Near Nod
Sen Estes Kefauver announces a presidential bid and plans to enter multiple primaries while Ohio Republican Senator John Bricker is poised to receive the party's favorite son designation. Kefauver weighs extensive campaigns and potential clashes with Stevenson, Lausche status uncertain.
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Coonskin
Bricker
Sen Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Ohio
Republican Party
Sen
John Bricker
Adlai BE
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Senate
California
Minnesota
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Florida
Eisenhower
Waltonian Choir Christmas Concert Sunday at 3 30
The Waltonian mixed chorus with church choir members and local volunteers performs its fourth annual Christmas concert Sunday at 3 30 pm in the Logan High School auditorium. under J Richard Farmer the program features carols and sacred songs with audience participation and John Sherwood on piano.
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Waltonian
Logan
Logan High School
J. Richard Farmer
Hocking County
SEO
Jungst
Caldwell
Marryott
Christiansen
Bortniansky
Frank
John Sherwood
Three Vehicle Crashes Reported in Logan
Logan police investigated three accidents Thursday and this morning with substantial vehicle damage but no injuries. A Triple-Six cab driven by Leslie E. Biffle collided with Rose M. Sheets backing from an alley. both cars damaged. A two-vehicle crash at Motherwell and Short streets involved Richard P. Skiver and Donald T. Iles with extensive front-end damage. At Front and Walnut streets Francis L. Kinnison and Herman E. Musgrave collided. each vehicle sustained rear left and right front damage respectively.
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Leslie E. Biffle
Logan Rt. 4
Second St
Rose M. Sheets
Logan Rt. 2
Auto Two
Motherwell
Short Streets
Richard Paul Skiver
Haydenville
Donald Timothy Iles
Skiver
Hes
Short St
Front
Walnut Streets
Francis Leonard Kinnison
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Front St
Herman FE. Musgrave
EB. Main St
Walnut St
Probe Continues In Jackson Deaths
Jackson investigation into the deaths of Mrs Eva Elkins and her three grandchildren Victoria Addis Timothy Addis and Linda Combs continues after a grand jury found skull fractures preceded the Nov nine fire. The bodies were exhumed for examination and the findings noted skull fractures about twenty minutes before death.
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Jackson
Eva Elkins
Victoria Addis
Timothy Addis
Linda Combs
Ohio Clerk Seeks Mississippi Ban on Speaker
Jackson Mississippi Rep Jim Morrow asked the Legislature to block Rev Alvin Kershaw a jazz expert minister from speaking at the University of Mississippi after the Board of Trustees adjourned without action Kershaw rector of Oxford Ohio recently won a large TV prize and said he would donate it all to the NAACP Morrow says he upholds white supremacy.
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Jackson
Miss
Jimmy Morrow
Alvin Kershaw
University of Mississippi
Morrow
Board of Trustees of
Institutions of Higher Learnings
Kershaw
Episcopal
Oxford
Ohio
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Freedoms in U. S. Taken For Granted
Oberlin College president Dr. William E. Stevenson told a Cleveland audience that many Americans take freedoms for granted while the Bill of Rights anniversary meeting warns freedoms are being chipped away. He was one of two guest speakers at the event.
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Cleveland
William E. Stevenson
Oberlin College
Fy Stevenson
Reider to Run for Ohio Governor as Democrat Critic
Steubenville report says Robert Reider of Port Clinton Democrat announces bid for Ohio governor. He labels Governor Frank Lausche a dictator and says he is destroying the Democratic Party in Ohio. Reider previously ran unsuccessfully for secretary of state.
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Steubenville
Robert Reider
Port Clinton
Frank J Lausche
Ohio
Reider
Love-Crazed Youth Kills Three, Wounds Two in Pa. Shootout
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania a 17 year old gunman, intent on his girlfriend, killed three people and wounded two others before being shot by a posse. He died six hours later at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital where his girlfriend Gladys Smail, 15, remained in critical condition from chest wounds.
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Vandergrift
John Fallone
Armostrong County Memorial Hospital
Gladys Smail
Westinghouse Strike Drags On Amid Costly Clash
Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric Corp and its two largest unions remain far apart in a costly strike that has halted plant operations since October 17, with both sides facing multi million dollar losses as talks continue today.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Atlantic Alliance ministers meet in secret session
Fifteen foreign ministers from the Atlantic Alliance gathered in a secret session to coordinate policy on danger spots and security concerns across member nations.
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Paris
Atlantic Alliance
United States Denies Chinese Students Detention Charge
Geneva reports the United States rejects a Red Chinese claim that 33 Chinese students remain detained in the United States against their will. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between China and the U.S. over student rights and political asylum.
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Geneva
United States
America
FTC shifts from prosecution to persuasion on health insurance ads
The Federal Trade Commission moved from pursuing legal action to persuasive outreach to curb what it calls deceptive and harmful health insurance advertisements.
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Washington
The
Federal Trade Commission
Dulles Appeals to Halt British China Trade Move
Paris reports Dulles urged British Foreign Secretary Macmillan to block London from relaxing trade restrictions on Red China the same day.
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Paris
U. S
State Dulles
Macmillan
China
John D. Spreckels III Now Lives as John D. Smith
In Seattle, John D. Spreckels III who once inherited $2 million is living as plain John D. Smith and working as a cabinet maker. The transition follows personal and financial changes affecting his identity.
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Seattle
John D. Spreckels III
John D. Smith
Gulessman
Syrians Claim New Aggression Escalates UN debate
The Security Council gathered amid Egyptian charges of Israeli aggression as Syria protests a raid east of the Sea of Galilee. Egyptian premier Nasser urged forceful actions, citing a mutual defense pact and threatening measures that could sever ties, while Israel defended its actions as necessary to stop Syrian harassing fire. The body weighed possible diplomacy or force as reports of casualties varied.
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United Nations Security Council
Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Damascus
Adj. Dan
Israel
Ein Gev
Galilee
Security Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Syria
Ces Ahmed Shukairy
General Assembly
Council
U. N
Board of Education Allows Bluejeans in School
GEORGETOWN Russell Thirey superintendent of schools lost his push to ban jeans for girls. The Board of Education ruled bluejeans are proper attire for students, despite Thirey and faculty urging clothing to be “dressed as ladies.” Parents of two girls threatened court action if their daughters were denied entry for wearing jeans.
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Georgetown
Russell Thirey
Board of Education
Thirey
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