End of Camp David Spirit Foreshadows Stern Cold War Clash
The piece argues Camp David’s spirit has faded under strain between the West and the Soviet Union as 1960 approaches. It notes failed lend-lease talks with the Soviet Union, Helsinki-style bargaining limits, and rising Berlin tensions alongside new missile tests and UN rhetoric.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Camp David
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Mikhail Menshikov
United States
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Bohlen
Menshikov
Weather outlook for Ohio fog and rain threat in Hocking Valley
Official Weather Bureau summary notes heavy fog overnight with near zero visibility and overcast skies. Rain remains likely in the Hocking Valley as temperatures range from a low around 36 to a high in the upper forties with 44 degrees recorded at 11 a.m. today.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Cold Front Drops Ohio Temperatures Across State
A cold front swept through Ohio bringing cooler air and low temperatures. Readings included 33 in Cleveland and Findlay, 32 in Mansfield, 38 in Columbus, and 43 in Chesapeake. A low pressure system moving east may bring some rain today. expect cloudy skies and highs mainly in the 30s through Saturday.
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Cleveland
Findlay
Mansfield
Columbus
Chesapeake
Ohio
Dover Mayor Awaits Trial For Accepting Vice Bribes
Clifford C. Froelich 61 mayor of Dover Ohio free on 5000 dollar bond awaiting arraignment on grand jury indictments accusing him and five others of taking bribes between 1958 and 1959. Indicted co-defendants include Knisely Bergquist Adelstein Markos and Duda.
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Dover
Ohio
Clifford C. Froelich
Froelich
City Hall
LeMoyne Luthy
John L. Woodard
Tuscarawas County
Grand Jury
State Attorney General’s Office
James S. Patrick
Patrick
Frank E. Cope
Arthur L. Limbach
New Philadelphia
Cope
Carroll County
Tuscarawas Common Pleas
Paul J. Knisely
Fred Bergquist
Stag
Joe Adelstein
Division Chiefs Recommended For Logan Hospital
Hocking Valley Hospital's medical staff executive committee recommends appointing division chiefs: medical chief Dr J Ward Doering, surgical chief Dr T J Najm, obstetrics chief Dr Richard Bullock, anaesthetics chief Dr Owen F Yaw, laboratory chief Dr Petras Balsevicius, X ray chief Dr C F Jones. dental surgery chief to be chosen later. Committee members are Drs H M Boocks Jan Matthews and Richard Bullock. recommendations await board approval.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
J. Ward Doering
T. J. Najm
Richard Bullock
McArthur
Owen F. Yaw
Petras Balsevicius
C. F. Jones
Lancaster
H. M. Boocks
Jan Matthews
Kilauea Lava Levels Kauai Village After Devastation
Kilauea volcano continues erupting over the ravaged landscape of Kapoho Village on the east coast of Hawaii Island. Lava covers two square miles of farmland and 300 residents’ homes, leaving eight wooden structures standing amid the scorched scene with no end in sight per volcanologist Wayne Ault.
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Kapoho
Hawaii
Kilauea
Wayne Ault
Reds Reunited After Khrushchev Help In Des Moines Visit
The Leonas family reunited in Chicago after 16 years apart, with Soviet Premier Khrushchev arranging the meeting. Parents Paulius and his wife greeted Regina 20 and Tomas 17 at Midway Airport as friends packed the home with gifts, songs, and celebrations.
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Chicago
Leonas
Nikita Khrushchev
Paulius Leonas
Regina
Tomas
Lithuania
Moscow
United States
Midway Airport
Ohio Fuel Gas Hikes Logan Rate
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. announced a March 1 rate increase of one half cent per thousand cubic feet for Logan and 117 other Ohio communities. The change affects 238 large volume industrial customers under the fuel cost clause.
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Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio
Airman Ends Capsule Endurance Test After Three Days
Airman A J C Barwise a 34 year old from Bovey Minnesota emerges from a floating survival capsule on Lake Erie after a 72 hour endurance test. Medical instruments confirm his fitness and spirits remain high. He endured leg cramps while strapped in the capsule over ice rimmed waters.
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Buffalo
N.Y
A.J.C
Bruce C. Barwise
Lake Erie
Air Force
Bovey
Minn
Ironton Man Charged With First Degree Murder
Chester Daniels, 35, of Rt. 1 Ironton, is jailed in Lawrence County on a first degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of his brother in law Curtis Delong 45 of Rt. 1 Ironton. Bond set at 50000 continuance requested hearing to be scheduled. Delong father of three children. Delong hit at close range by shotgun. Delong wife Carol 36 suffered head lacerations and is recovering at home.
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Ironton
Ohio
Chester Daniels
Rt. 1
Lawrence County
Daniels
Curtis Delong
Carl FE. Rose
Delong
Carol
Rose
Transcripts Ready For Grand Jurors
Transcripts of 10 cases were filed with Miss Thelma Keyes, clerk of courts, for grand jury consideration in Hocking County on February 4. Half the cases involve breaking and entering. Defendants include Tolliver, Jackson, Kirk, McNichols, and Smith. other names include Allen, Hutchison, Harper, Brickey, and Houseman. Lloyd’s misdemeanor case will skip grand jury and go to common pleas court.
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Miss Thelma Keyes
Hocking County Grand Jury
David Earl Tolliver
Larry Jackson
Noah Richard Kirk
Dallas Everett McNichols
Richard Smith
Lafe Leroy Allen
Frederick Donald Hutchison
Charles Harper
Emery Brickey
Stephen Houseman
Tom Lloyd
Wildcat Hollow
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
Lloyd
Fred Gribble Files for Hocking County Treasurer Nomination
Fred Gribble of 598 Third St filed a Democratic petition for Hocking County treasurer. He is unopposed in the May primary. incumbent Ralph Moor head is unopposed in the Republican primary. Gribble, a New Philadelphia High School graduate and former Kroger manager, runs a Third and Elm St grocery and serves in the Navy in World War II. His wife Helen Nihiser and their two children are named. The filing deadline is 4 p.m. February 3.
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Fred Gribble
Third St
Hocking County
Navy
Helen Nihiser
Near Old Man's Cave
Gribbles
Karen
Sim
Flu Fatalities Reach Seven in Ashtabula County
Jefferson Ohio AP reports seven deaths in Ashtabula County due to influenza complications since December 1. The latest victim is Herbert C. Boggs Jr., 12, of Pierpont, who died Wednesday. The six prior victims were elderly, per Health Commissioner Dr. J. G. Constantine.
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Jefferson, Ohio
Ashtabula County
Herbert C. Boggs Jr
Pierpont
J. G. Constantine
Japan U.S. Security Pact Faces Soviet Push
The Soviet Union and allies intensify opposition to the U S Japan security pact. Red China East Germany North Viet Nam and North Korea push anti American sentiment as Tokyo negotiates with Moscow on a new North Pacific salmon quota and ratification remains unsettled in Japan.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan
United States
Red China
East Germany
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Moscow
North Pacific
China
Chen Yi
Peiping
Red Flag
Heinrich Rau
Viet Nam
Pyongyang
Mothers March Totals $677 for Arthritis Polio Work
Hocking County’s 1960 Mothers March raised $677.14 for the National Foundation. Campaign chair Mrs. C. P. Berry reported funds from Laurelville Union Furnace and two Logan envelopes await totaling to aid research against arthritis birth defects and polio.
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Hocking County
National Foundation
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Logan
C. P. Berry
Thorne Cottrill Dies At 59 In Columbus Hospital
Thorne Cottrill 59 of 200 Midland Place died last night at Doctors Hospital Columbus after a three year heart illness. Former W & H Chevrolet manager and Logan resident for 13 years, he was a son of Mr and Mrs W C Cottrill of Carpenter Ohio. He leaves Elva two sons Thorne M Cottrill of Lockbourne AFB and John of Columbus four grandchildren a brother John of Springfield and his father of Springfield. Funeral arrangements by Heinlein Funeral Home are incomplete.
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Thorne Cottrill
Midland Place
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Logan
Mr. Cottrill
W & H Chevrolet
W. C. Cottrill
Carpenter, O
Carbon Fuel Co
New Charleston
W. V
Masonic Lodge
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Elva
Thorne M. Cottrill
Lockbourne Air Force Base
John
Springfield
Heinlein Funeral Home
Vandals Target Firemen’s Demonstration House
Vandals burned down an abandoned house in Pittsburg Kansas Thursday night. The Pittsburg Fire Department had prepared the structure to burn as a demonstration for the Kansas Firemen’s Association annual meeting in April.
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Pittsburg
Kan
The
Kansas Firemen’s Assn
Showdown Near With Moslem Rebels in Algiers
French insurrectionists edge toward control of Algiers as rebel leadership calls for Moslem desertion to nationalist guerrillas. De Gaulle seeks to stabilize government while insurgents vow to fight to victory amid parallel appeals to Moslems and staged displays of allegiance.
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Algiers
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Radio
Tunis
de Gaulle
France
de Yaulle
Paul Delouvrier
Maurice Challe
Blida
Raghaia
Delouvrier
First Lady Cancels South America Tour
Mamie Eisenhower cancels plans to accompany the President on a 10 day South American tour. White House press secretary James C. Haggerty says the First Lady is not ill and doctor Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder thinks the trip would be too wearing.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South America
White House
James C. Haggerty
Haggerty
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Dominican Plot Said Smashed By Dictator
In Washington the belief grew that Rafael Trujillo crushed a wide conspiratorial plot to assassinate him. Reports say Dominican police arrested around a thousand locals, though Dominican officials dispute mass-arrest claims and cite a smaller detention list tied to a Cuban-led bomb and network case.
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Washington
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
John Abbes Garcia
Dominican Military Intelligence Service
Radiation exposure at Los Alamos town lab leaves four unharmed
Four men at Los Alamos National Laboratory were exposed to nuclear radiation on January 15 but returned to work unhurt. An official spokesman said a large jug containing 38 grams of plutonium in nitric acid broke, enough to contaminate the room, yet the workers were at a safe distance. Names were not released.
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Los Alamos
N. M
Chiefs, Jackson Clash in SEC League Showdown
The Logan Chieftains, upset by Nelsonville Tuesday, host the Jackson Ironmen as title hopes hinge on a victory. Pomeroy leads the SEC with 10 0, Jackson 9 1, Ironmen 12 1, Logan and Nelsonville 6 4. Other games include Greyhounds at Pomeroy and Athens at Wellston with several area showdowns nearby.
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Jackson
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Logan Chieftains
Jackson Ironmen
Logan
Ironmen
Pomeroy Panthers
Greyhounds
Middleport
Athens
Gallipolis
Wellston
Rome
Buchtel
Berne Union
Bremen
Murray City
Chauncey
Hamden
Laurelville
Columbus Academy
the Plains
Union Furnace
Industrial School
Murray
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Israel Zion Hospital
Ted W. Brown
Martin A. Coyle
Hamilton
Tax Appeals Board
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
State Director of Civil Defense
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Kehilath Israel Temple
Kapers Butler
Painesville
Floyd E. Hargrove
Charles R. Clark
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Hocking County Election Board
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