U N Council Censures Israel For Violations
The United Nations Security Council adopted a Western sponsored resolution condemning the December 11 Israeli attack on Syrian outposts near the Sea of Galilee. It warned of possible further measures under the UN Charter if Israel continues aggression. The vote was unanimous with Abba Ebannan denouncing retaliation claims amid Syrian shelling. Fifty six Syrians and six Israelis were reported killed.
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Russians Concede Watt Narrowly Behind Russian Invention
London report notes Moscow radio conceding that James Watt nearly beat Russia to inventing the steam engine. The broadcast marked Watt’s 220th birthday and contrasted Polzunov’s progress with Watt’s invention.
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Five States Join Search for Mad Dog Killer
Dayton Ohio and four neighboring states join a wide manhunt for Irvin the so called mad dog killer who escaped from an Indiana jail and is linked to one murder and five other alleged slayings. Police report sightings in Evansville Vanderbil t Louisville Rolla and New Albany as authorities guard witnesses and pursue a stolen vehicle trail while Irvin seeks transfer to prison to face execution.
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Man with string of misfortunes faces long road back to work
Navy veteran George C. Thomas endures a 17 month fire ordeal unins ured, 31 months in hospitals, and multiple injuries from ulcers to spine surgery. He questions how to proceed as finances run low and pain restricts mobility. He says prayer helps.
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Bender Attacks Mugwumpery In Reelection Bid
Sen. Bender of Ohio launched his reelection campaign denouncing political mugwumpery as he filed petitions for a Republican nomination. He warned Ohioans that independence can turn into maverick irresponsibility and cited Gov. Frank J. Democrat as a target in the contest for the Senate seat.
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Ohio
Icy Roads Halt Travel Across County After Snowfall
Icy county roads and below zero temperatures slowed travel after four inches of snow and ensuing slush. Main highways remained clear while many Logan streets were slippery. Eight schools closed in Hocking County with several basketball games postponed. South Bloomingville and other rural schools operated while choic es for make up games and tests were announced.
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Alabama Revives Interposition in Race Segregation Fight
Alabama Senate endorsed a resolution declaring the U S Supreme Court racial rulings null and void and asserting the state’s right to maintain separate public institutions for whites and Negroes The measure aims to shield Mississippians from federal interference in voting and segregation while similar proposals move in Georgia Virginia and Mississippi Governor Folsom is expected to sign.
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Sagitta transport crashes off Cape Cod in Coast Guard report
The 265 foot Sagitta of the Military Sea Transport Service was damaged after a collision with an offshore radar island 100 miles from Cape Cod. Coast Guard identified the vessel as the transport Sagitta.
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Kefauver Won't Challenge Lausche for Ohio Delegation
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee decided not to challenge Governor Lausche for Ohio's 8-vote delegation to the Democratic presidential nominating convention.
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Firemen Oppose Pay Boost for Volunteers in Rhode Island
Volunteer firefighters in Pascoag Rhode Island oppose a plan to raise forest fire pay from 65 cents to 1.50 dollars per hour. At a meeting they warned the increase could turn fire fighting into a racket and undermine safety.
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Poling Names W. O. Smith To Waterworks Post
W. O. Bill Smith 48 of 324 Washington Ave has been granted a 90 day provisional appointment as a stationary engineer at the city waterworks announced today by R. B. Poling service director. Smith has worked about five years at the Logan General Electric Glass Plant. Poling said all other city personnel remain the same.
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Congress Weighs setup for presidential disability
Senators from both parties back studying a clear line of succession when a president cannot perform duties. Eisenhower calls for careful study with the attorney general as bills propose congressional notification, vice presidential takeover, and doctor panels to certify disability.
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Guilt Denied On Indictment In Local Court Ry
Multiple defendants faced arraignment in Common Pleas Court with pleas of not guilty entered by Robert Gorn and others. Hartshorn was denied bond at ten thousand dollars with trial set for February twenty. Several defendants had guilty pleas or motions to dismiss over alleged thefts of copper wire and arson.
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Sugar Grove
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Cola Rd
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Logan Cussins & Fearn Co
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Clifford Ash
Columbus
Media Erie Redones
Logan Auto Parts
Snow brings relief for farmers across Ohio
Ohio and the eastern half of the nation woke to a heavy snowfall from a Southwest developing storm. Farmers welcomed the moisture for parched lands while city residents faced slick highways and travel advisories. Snow totals reached 8% inches in Cincinnati and spread from Ohio to Maryland with broader cold and flurries forecast.
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