U S Opens Door for Red China in Disarmament Talks
Washington officials say the United States would consider Red China's participation in a global disarmament program if negotiations progress. Peiping demands formal participation, while Geneva talks resume March 15 with ten nations, including the Big Four, but excluding Red China.
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Washington
United States
Red China
Red Chinese
Peiping
Chen Yi
State Department
Lincoln White
Geneva
Britain
France
Soviet Union
China
Sears Names Max Davidson New Logan Store Manager
Max Davidson former assistant manager at Sears Lima will become Logan store manager Feb 1. Robert Ustick announced the arrival at a morning coffee hour. Louis Riggs retires after 30 years. Davidson's career includes Elyria Erie Lima and Newark High School and Miami University business admin. His wife Loris and four sons will relocate to Logan.
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Max Davidson
Sears
Lima
Logan Sears
Logan
Robert Ustick
Pittsburgh
Louis Riggs
Davidson
Elyria
Men's Furnishings
Erie
Newark High School
Miami University
U. S. Marine Corps
Pacific
Loris
Piqua
Grace Harsh Earns VFW Citizenship Award in Logan
Grace Harsh receives the 1959 Good Citizen Award from VFW Post 6430 at its 11th annual banquet in VFW hall. The 32 year 4 H club adviser was honored for community service and spoke on the 4 H creed emphasizing head hand heart and health.
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Grace Harsh
VFW
Miss Harsh
Logan
Francis Myers
Willard Drefke
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Joe Brenick
Brenick
J. W. Doering
James Wells
John Bond
Elks Club
Edmund Lange
Kiwanis
Jack Moorehead
May Brimner
L. E. Strawn
Phil Tschappat
Opal Wylie
Chieftain Boosters
Drefke
George Charles
Wath Radio Station
Athens
Westfall reassesses lines for Logan Middleport matchup
Coach Harry Westfall reshuffles the Logan Chieftains lineup as Middleport visits, moving Bill Blake to center and Tom Donahey to forward to spark a 5-3 Southeast Ohio League team. Guard tandem Stump and Nelson stay in the backcourt while John Sigler may slot in for Chris Myers.
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Harry Westfall
Logan Chieftains
Middleport Yellow Jackets
LHS
Pomeroy
Athens
Bill Blke
Steve Dalton
Tom Donahey
John Sigler
Chris Myers
George Stump
John Nelson
Chiefs
Yellow Jackets
Logan
Frigid Arctic Air Grips Eastern U S Weather Spread
A sweeping cold wave grips the eastern two thirds of the United States with Arctic air from central Canada. Temperatures fall below freezing along the Gulf Coast and into northwest Florida while snow flurries persist from Lake Superior to the Appalachians and New England. Ohio remains cold with highs in the teens and lows around single digits, as a large high pressure system keeps temperatures steady into the weekend.
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Canada
Southland
Gulf Coast
Florida
Miami
Lake Superior
Kentucky
Appalachians
New England
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Nevada
Plains
Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Cleveland Hopkins
Akron
Cold snap grips Gulf Coast to northern plains
Readings ranged from 27 in Tallahassee and Jacksonville to 29 in Mobile with 32 in New Orleans and Atlanta. The coldest air moved into the north central region from Canada, producing subzero temperatures in the Dakotas and Minnesota while Texas temperatures moderated to the 40s along the Gulf Coast.
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Tallahassee
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Ala
Plains
North Central
Dakotas
Minnesota
Texas
Gulf Coast
Shucks It Wasnt Anything Flier Says
In Athens Ohio AP authorities investigated a reported downed plane after an unscheduled landing by Charles E Frazier in a Beech Bonanza on a farm road due to weather. The pilot and passenger Drexel Hynes headed home by auto. weather forecasts prompted the stop near Columbus.
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Athens
Ohio
Charles E. Frazier
Washington Court House
Drexel Hynes
Auto
Frazier
Columbus
Lebanon Area Oil Well Hit By Blast
A gas explosion at a Continental Oil Co well drill site on Mrs. Helen Sellers farm five miles northwest of Lebanon caused about 100000 dollars in equipment damage. No injuries were reported.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Continental Oil Co
Helen Sellers
Here
U.S.-Cuban relations sour after Bonsal recalled
The United States summoned Ambassador Philip W. Bonsal home from Havana for consultations after a spate of Castro provocations. Washington signals not to rush his return as Havana’s embassy duties pass to Daniel Braddock while Castro attacks U.S. officials, presses, and property.
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Washington
United States
Philip W. Bonsal
Havana
America
Fidel Castro
Sam
Christian A. Herter
Castro
U.S
Bonsal
Daniel M. Braddock
Cuba
Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Richard M. Nixon
Florida
France Cancels Sahara Air Traffic Ban
Paris sources report the French government cancelled a ban on air flights planned over a wide Sahara area where French atomic blasts were scheduled. No reason was given. Earlier government notices had said there would be several test alerts.
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Paris
Sahara
506 Trapped Miners Found at Clydesdale Colliery
Rescue teams report contact with some of the 506 miners trapped 600 feet underground at the Clydesdale Colliery 50 miles south of Johannesburg. Officials say air supply is being maintained and time is critical as fear grows of methane buildup. Relatives gather at the pit head as rescuers prepare for continued efforts.
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Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydesdale
Johannesburg
Henkeiko
Manchuria
Clydesdale (Transvaal) Collieries Ltd
Orange Free State
Transvaal
Cost Of Living Drops Slightly in December
Washington AP reports the consumer price index declined by one tenth of a percent in December, the first drop in four months. Food clothing and durable goods fell while services continued to rise, bringing the index to 125.5 percent of the 1947-49 base and 1% above December 1958. The December decrease erased November’s gain and returned the index to October levels.
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Washington
Labor Department
Red Scientist Calls Soviet Rocket the Biggest Yet
Moscow based scientist Pravda quotes Prof. V Dobronravov stating the latest test rocket was the largest Soviet launch to date and a precursor to a heavy space satellite capable of returning to earth. He notes speeds exceeding 26 000 km/h and outlines future uses including planetary flights and satellite descent systems.
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Moscow
Pacific
V. Dobronravov
United States
Dobronrayev
Moscow Pravda
Communist Party
Howard Blum Quits As City Councilman
Howard C. Blum of 3% FE. Hunter Sr. submitted his resignation as a councilman at large to Mayor Francis E. Myers. The resignation is effective immediately. Blum, a Democrat, was elected to his first term in November and assumed office January 1. The council has 30 days to select a replacement. if not, the mayor may appoint. A 1956 precedent saw 118 ballots used to fill a vacancy.
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Howard C. Blum
Hunter Sr
Francis E. Myers
Blum
Myers
J. W. Doering
Wayne Todd
Finch murder trial heads to final stages after witness
In Los Angeles the prosecution nears the end of its massive Finch murder case. A hoodlum testified he was hired to kill Barbara Jean Finch, not seduce her, and prosecutors allege Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff paid Jack Cody to kill the surgeon's estranged wife.
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Los Angeles
Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Jack Cody
Cody
Young and DiSalle reach accord on delegates
In Columbus Ohio US Senator Stephen Young of Cleveland agrees to back John F Kennedy for the Democratic nomination and to vote for him if Kennedy has a real chance. DiSalle says Young may switch if the Kennedy tide declines and caucus can be called on Young's request.
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Washington
Senate
Paris
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Columbus
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Newsmen Today
Young
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Dickering
di Salle
Oil firm runs dry as cold spell drains supply
Peters Oil Co of Gloversville N Y announces it sold all its oil during a recent cold spell and its own furnace ran dry, highlighting tight supply conditions and demand spikes in the area.
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Gloversville, N.Y
Peters Oil Co
Wife reveals Spears met ex con at Dallas in plane crash case
The widow says she met William Allen Taylor in Dallas two weeks before the November airliner crash that killed 42. She doubts Rob ert Vernon Spears placed a bomb, believes he offered life insurance motive, and says Taylor was aboard the flight. An Arizona friend reports dynamite near Spears hideout. FBI investigations continue.
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Dallas
Tex
Robert Vernon Spears
William Allen Taylor
Spears
Gulf of Mexico
KRLD
Eddie Barker
FBI
Phoenix
Ariz
Taylor
Tampa
Fla
William Allen) Taylor
al Taylor
Bob Spears
Arizona
William A. Turska
Desert
Turska
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Kennedy Humphrey Duel Set for Wisconsin Primary
Senator John F Kennedy and Senator Hubert Humphrey prepare for a pivotal Wisconsin primary on April 5 a race seen as a potential path to the Democratic nomination or a decisive standoff Kennedy moves into Wisconsin optimistic about a win that could corral delegates while Humphrey acknowledges a tough fight and cites limited funds for polling Kennedy also announced Nebraska May 10 entry while Nixon faces no primary challenger in the Republican camp and Thruston Morton warns against complacency
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Humphrey
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Richard M. Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Interior
Fred Seaton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nixon
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Howard Blum
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Mount Vernon
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