Pro-West Laos Troops Capture Rebel Base at Vang Vieng
Pro Western government troops seized the rebel base at Vang Vieng after a 30 minute battle. Capt. Kong Le left 500 defenders as government forces gained air support from four U S trained planes. Soviet protest and U S denials framed the international reaction to Laos fighting.
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Vientiane
Laos
Vang Vieng
Luang Prabang
Associated Press
Fred Waters
Plaine Des Jarres
Ta Vieng
Tha Thom
Kong le
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Prince Boum Ouma
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Archbishop To Quit Canterbury Post
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Geoffrey Fisher announced retirement set for May 31. He will be 74, and Lambeth Palace said a successor has not yet been named. Queen Elizabeth will name him on PM Macmillan's recommendation.
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London
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
Church of England
Fisher
Lambeth Palace
Ike's Farewell Address Tonight Broadcast Nationwide
President Eisenhower delivers his final report on two terms in the White House at 8 30 p m EST. The speech will be carried by all major television and radio networks across the nation.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
State Aide Tells Value Of Parks To Hocking Co
W. W. Flickinger of the Ohio Division of Parks presented figures at a seminar on public ownership of land for conservation. He cited $415 000 spent in Hocking County and $441 000 in Vinton County due to Hocking and Lake Hope state parks, plus tax and spending estimates from park activity.
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Hocking State Park
Hocking County
Lake Hope State Park
Vinton County
W. W. Flickinger
Ohio Division of Parks
Natural Resources Institute
Ohio Stae University
Flickinger
Hocking
Vinton
Ohio military funding request totals 7.1 million
The Department of Defense seeks 7,157,000 for Ohio facilities in the next fiscal year. Ohio allocations cover Army Columbus General Depot facilities 988,000 Air Force Gentile AFS Dayton 42,000 Lockbourne AFB 167,000 Wright Patterson AFB 3,887,000 Columbus Armory 540,000 Cincinnati Center No. 2 601,000 Toledo Express Airport 654,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Defense
Congress
Ohio
U.S
Army
Columbus
Air Force
Gentile Afs
Dayton
Lockbourne Afb
Wright
Stock Market Edges Down in Moderate Trading
New York stocks slipped in moderately active trading as the Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon fell 0.70 to 227.10. Industrials were down 1.50, rails dropped 0.20, and utilities were unchanged.
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New York
Associated Press
DiSalle Proposes Two Ohio Budgets for Next Two Years
Governor Michael V. DiSalle presents Alternative I a do nothing budget and Alternative II a plan costing about 150 million in new spending. The proposals target education health and welfare with a substantial share for teachers salaries and capital improvements. House Speaker Roger Cloud and Senate Leader C Stanley Mechem responded with cautious notes. Continued on Page 2
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
House
Roger Cloud
Logan County
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Sunken Texas Tower Declared Void Of Life
Salvage crews reported no further sign of life from the sunken Texas Tower wreckage 70 miles southeast of New York City. Rescue operations paused as divers searched the 48 degree sea while two bent legs and glowing domes indicated the tower’s collapse.
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New York
Coast Guard
New York City
Texas Tower
Air Force
Train Crash Kills At Least Eight In Magnolia Crossing
A passenger train speeding toward Chicago at about 80 mph collided with a gasoline truck at a Magnolia crossing, killing at least eight and injuring six. Police and rescue crews worked at the scene as investigators began procedures.
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Magnolia
Miss
Chicago
Ohio Weather Outlook Shows Clouds Break, Then Mild 40s
Official Weather Bureau report notes cloudy but dry conditions across Ohio with milder nights in the 30s. A cold front will bring showers and colder weather Wednesday, while sunshine returns later today with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s tonight.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Cleveland
Marietta
Cincinnati
Columbus
Kennedy appoints Seaborg to AEC post during Florida visit
President elect John F Kennedy departs Florida with his administration largely staffed and earns praise from Billy Graham for easing church tensions. Graham praised Kennedy for addressing religion openly while Seaborg was named chair of the Atomic Energy Commission, as Kennedy prepares his oath address.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Florida
Washington
Billy Graham
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
Graham
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Glenn T. Seaborg
University of California
Atomic Energy Commission
Capitol
Swede Troops Repel Congo Train Attack Near Luena
Swedish U N troops escorting a train in Katanga repelled three Baluba assaults as about 60 to 100 attackers fought near Luena. The UN spokesman said heavy Baluba casualties were inflicted with no Swedish losses. A helicopter was to bring in supplies from Kamina base.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
U.N
Katanga
Luena
Luena Station
Kamina
Stolen Girdles Value About 50000 At Chamblee Plant
Atlanta police seek a thief who took about 2000 girdles from a suburban Chamblee plant. The stolen girdles valued at roughly 50000 dollars.
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Atlanta
Chamblee
Logan School Board Votes Appropriations of 988954
The Logan city school board approved 1961 fund appropriations totaling 988954 dollars with 818063.07 for operating expenses and 170891.36 for bond retirement. The tax rate of 17.85 mills includes 3.90 inside and 13.95 outside the ten mill limit, yielding 415598.37 dollars with 90803 inside and 324795.37 outside levies.
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Logan City
County Budget Commission
Logan
U S and Canada Agree to Joint Columbia River Development
President Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker sign a treaty for cooperative development of the Columbia River. Diefenbaker calls the pact a model of international cooperation. the agreement covers at least 60 years and follows two years of talks. The river drains 219,500 square miles in the U S and 39,500 in British Columbia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John G. Diefenbaker
Columbia River
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Pacific
Oregon
America
British Columbia
Revisions Coming In Ike Budget Projections
Democratic leaders predicted the Kennedy administration will seek major revisions to President Eisenhower's 80.9 billion dollar budget as the economy lags. Senate leader Mansfield criticized housing urban renewal and education funding while urging at least 100 million for urban aid, arguing revenue would fall with a recession. Humphrey called for revisions to address the economic downturn.
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Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John F. Kennedy
Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Hocking Survey and Ohio Budget Review Hit Congress
President Eisenhower’s budget requests study funds for flood control along the Hocking and Licking rivers with estimated costs of 20 000 and 35 000 dollars. It also allocates 345 000 for Muskingum River reservoirs and small sums for Newark Roseville and Burr Oak Lake projects, plus 23 700 000 for other Ohio projects. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce estimates state taxes could reach about 4 976 020 000 under the 80 9 billion federal program.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Hocking River
Licking River
Muskingum River
Ohio
Newark
Roseville
Burr Oak Lake
Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Third Finch Murder Trial Jury Selected
Los Angeles AP reports four alternate jurors are selected as the third Finch murder trial begins with a regular panel of nine men and three women after Monday agreement.
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Los Angeles
Finch
Freeman enters Logan mayoral race in Democrat primary
Delmar Freeman a 49 year old Logan native and greenhouse operator announces as Democrat candidate for mayor opposing City Council president Lawrence Ellinger. Freeman, a 1931 Logan High School graduate and Lions Club member, joins a Republican contest with William Miller and Ralph Adcock seeking the mayor nomination. Petitions for the May 2 primary must be filed by 4 pm February 1.
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Logan
Delmar Freeman
E. Front St
Freeman
Lawrence G. Ellinger
Jennison Ave
Ellinger
Logan High School
Logan Eub Church
Logan Lions Club
Nellie Blackstone
Judy
Logan High
Ginger
Kenley
East School
William H. Miller
Wilson Ave
Ralph Adcock
N. Orchard
Election Board
Permit Refusal Justified in Dairy Milk Permit Case
Judge Harley Meyer denied a mandamus petition to compel Logen-Hocking County Health District to issue a milk permit to Acker Bros. Dairy for sale of milk products. The health department’s denial followed milk samples testing out of grade and prior permit suspension, with the judge urging cooperation to resolve the dispute. The case centers on permit compliance and dairy sanitation standards amid ongoing milk sales.
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Harley Meyer
Logen-Hocking County
Acker Bros. Dairy
Meyer
Health Department
James Uecker
Ucker
Health Board
Acker
Richard Gerken
Lappen
Uckers
Boocks
James Acker
Gerken
Hocking Health Board
Columbus
James
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Hocking Co
Air National Guard
Toledo
Stock Mart
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Congo
Logan School Board
County Health Department
Gingerich
State Education Department
East Pta
Canada
Ihe
Stilwell
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