Icy Roads Prompt Multiple Accidents in Hocking Area
Icy roads in Hocking County and surrounding areas contributed to several incidents as temperatures rose above freezing. Police and state crews worked to clear main routes while warning of more snow and continued cold. A 45 year old man from Spring Hill West Virginia was injured in a crash on Route 33 near Logan, and a 10 year old boy in Logan was bumped by a car at Henrietta and Hocking.
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Hocking County
State Highway Department
Gallipolis
Logan
St. Clairsville
Pomeroy
Marietta
Caldwell
Albert Seabright
R. B. Poling
Hecking Valley Hospital
Rt. 33
George L. Fowler
Spring Hill
W. Va
City
Henrietta Ave
Hocking Ave
Furnace St
James Cottrill III
James Cottrill Jr
Neno Delewese
Elm St
Main St
Gallagher Ave
Ralph E. Shirping
Lancaster
Harold F.blackstone
E. Hunter St
Pearl G. Wright
Hubert G. Hall
Enterprise
Hunter St
Wright
Hall Auto
Hall
Wright Auto
Depot and
Main Sts
Edith Huffman
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Frank McLaughlin
Second St
Atlanta
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Georgia
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Oklahoma
Grand Jury Hears Perry Slaying Case
The January term grand jury entered its second day of sessions this morning. Jurors likely to finish reviewing charges against 14 men this afternoon. Cases of arson assault with intent to rob and grand larceny involving six men were also to be reviewed with Sheriff A J Waldron present.
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A. J. Waldron
Five Democrats Lead Louisiana Governor Primary
New Orleans and statewide voters faced a first primary with five Democratic candidates seeking the governorship as Louisiana eyes the outcome amid segregation debates and rising Negro registrations. If no one wins a majority a Feb 21 runoff will decide the nomination.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Eisenhower
Robert Kennon
Democratic Party
U. S. Supreme Court
Earl Long
Brother Huey
de Lesseps Morrison
Fred Preaus
Francis Grevemberg
James McLemore
Family Of 9 In Chilly House Gets Assistance From Police
In Cleveland a family of nine faced freezing temperatures after gas was shut off. Officers Slezak and others found a second hand stove, kerosene, and arranged medical help. The Macks had paid rent and relief monthly but faced a $138 gas bill before the landlord disappeared.
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Chilly House
Cleveland
James Mack
Mack
Anthony Slezak
Sve
Stoat
Macks
Five Day Forecast Sees Below Normal Temperatures
The forecast calls for temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal with normal highs of 35 to 40 and lows of 20 to 24. Cold spell continues through Friday, with a warmer spell by Saturday or Sunday and snow expected Thursday and again over the weekend.
Rotarians Discuss City Planning at Logan Dinner
Logan Rotary Club members and guests debated city planning at Blosser's restaurant. Mayor Francis Myers City Solicitor Richard Gerken and several City Council members attended, with Barton Hall and Amos Potts leading Q and A. Program chair Lawrence Kessler, assisted by John Owens and Harold Sommers, organized the discussion.
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Logan Rotary Club
City Planning Commission
Blosser
Rotarians
Francis Myers
Richard Gerken
Amos Potts
Herbert Nunnally
William Morgan
Frank Eberst
Lawrence Ellinger
Barton
Hall
Rotary
Lawrence Kessler
John Owens
Harold Sommers
Rotary Club
Kurtz
Algona
Towa
Jim Benedict
Wellston
Burke Declines Ohio Governor Bid as DiSalle Leads Dem Field
Cleveland former mayor and senator Thomas A. Burke says he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor. Michael V. DiSalle, ex Toledo mayor and price administrator, appears to hold the inside track with Reider and Kryzan also running.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
U. S
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
National Price
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Frank Kryzan
Youngstown
Ohio Legislature Finishes Bond Financing Plan for Public Buildings
A special session approves a $150 million bond package to fund state buildings including $75 million for universities and mental and penal institutions. The measure sets aside $30 million for initial projects with $15 million to universities and hospital facilities and calls for long term plans totaling about $447.7 million. Governor Lausche urges rapid construction readiness for 1956 and 1957.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Israel and Syria Ready New Debate at United Nations
At the United Nations in New York Israel and Syria prepared further arguments over the Galilee raid in which 56 Syrians died as the Security Council nears a decision. Israel rejects calls to pay voluntary damages for losses of life and property while the Western Big Three press a resolution asking the UN to study compensation mechanisms. All 11 council members back strong censure of Israel for the attack.
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United Nations
N. Y
Israel
Syria
Galilee
U.N. Security Council
Sea of Galilee
Big Three
U. N. Secretariat
Council
Smith Flies F100 Again After Near Fatal Bailout
Test pilot George Smith has flown an F100 Super Sabre again in Los Angeles. He previously bailed from the jet almost 11 months ago, suffering hospitalization and recovery from injuries.
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Los Angeles
George Smith
Ford Stock Price Set For Record Public Offering
Washington reports Ford Motor Co will price new shares at 64.50 each for tomorrow's issue. Ford Foundation to reap 642.6 million while underwriters earn about 15.3 million in discounts and commissions. Total public outlay 657.9 million with a planned quarterly dividend of 60 cents. Demand so strong firms cap at 200 shares per person and rationing at two to three per customer.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Henry
Ford Foundation
Ford Co
Ford
Courtroom Heatwave Rattles Los Angeles Justice Center
Judges arrived to a building housing 10 courtrooms to find the heating system malfunctioned over the weekend. Temperatures reached the 120s, making door knobs and railings too hot to touch.
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Los Angeles
Ohio to Build 94 Million Aluminum Plant in Monroe County
The Columbus Dispatch reports a $94 million aluminum plant may be built in Monroe County. Governor Lausche says the project could create about 25,000 Ohio jobs and promises developments in a distressed southeastern county. The firm identified is Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. of Baltimore and St. Louis, contemplating a site between Clarington and Hannibal. He confirms some truth to the report but declines details to avoid upsetting plans. The company has a federal certificate of necessity for the Monroe County project.
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The
Columbus Dispatch
Monroe County
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Dispatch Today
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chinnati
Clarington
Hannibal
Dispatch
Lausche
Chemical Company
Dulles Seeks Calculated Risks for Peace Policy
Secretary of State Dulles urged taking calculated risks to defend vital interests when confronted by a potential aggressor. He defended his brink of war Life magazine remark while noting the piece overemphasized simplification. Senator George urged moving away from danger of involvement in war.
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Washington W
Dulles
United States
Life Magazine
Sen. George
D-Ga
Newspapers hail Eisenhower budget in Britain
British papers praise President Eisenhower for the budget message arguing defense and foreign aid should precede tax cuts. Moscow radio counters that military spending leads the new budget. In New Delhi labor sources say the Indian National Trade Union Congress invites Walter Reuther of AFL-CIO to its April Calcutta convention.
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London
Eisenhower
Moscow Radio
New Delhi
India
Indian National Trade Union Congress
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
Calcutta
Ridgway
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Io
Joint Chiefs
Wilson
Mediator Seeks Breakthrough in Westinghouse Strike
Federal mediator John R. Murray chaired talks between Westinghouse Electric Corp top negotiators Robert D. Blasier and AFL CIO IUE officials James B. Carey in Pittsburgh. After three days, no clear progress was reported as sessions persisted without comment.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
John R. Murray
Robert D. Blasier
Westinghouse
James B. Carey
Aflcio International Union of Electrical Workers
Clare Boothe Luce Injures Wrist In Bathtub Slip
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce United States ambassador to Italy sustained a torn ligament in her left wrist after slipping in the bathtub of her New York apartment yesterday morning. The injury was diagnosed by a doctor.
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New York
Clare Boothe Luce
U. S
Italy
Bombay Police Fire on Rioters Over State Plan
Bombay police opened fire on protesters opposing a government plan to create Bombay as a separate state. Demonstrators carried black flags reading Death to Nehru, signaling rising tensions in the city.
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Bombay
India
Nehru
Eisenhower Seeks Tax Slashes Amid Budget Debate
President Eisenhower urged Congress to pursue tax reductions in a year of fiscal scrutiny while proposing a balanced budget for this year and next. Democrats criticized higher spending, and Republicans praised the balance but urged prudence, amid farm relief proposals and debates on tax policy.
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Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
Martin
Massachusetts
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Steel Industry Expands With Record Three-Year Plan
New York reports a planned $3 billion three year expansion by U S steel producers to raise capacity by 15 million tons bringing total capacity to 143 million tons General Motors also reveals a $1 billion outlay this year for expansion and improvements marking a record annual spend Curtice says the move signals continued prosperity and exceeds 1955 figures by 65 percent
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New York
Fairless
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
Curtice
Ridgway Defies Defense Line in Senate Probe Call
General Matthew Ridgway questions Army policy in his series in the Saturday Evening Post, saying he felt pressured to align with a political party line. Senator Mansfield and others urge a Senate inquiry to allow him to document his statements and inform the public.
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Washington
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
U. S
Ridgway
Saturday Evening Post
Department of Defense
Eisenhower
Armed Services Committee
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
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D-Va
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Iron and Steel Institute
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Francis Case
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