Agencies labelled broke spark temporary funding plan
The federal government opens its financial year with large agencies unfunded by Congress. A stop gap resolution would provide temporary funds for agencies still awaiting appropriation bills. Agencies in the so called broke group include Defense, Atomic Energy, TVA and ICA, plus smaller bodies.
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Washington
Congress
House For
Defense Department
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
International Cooperation Administration
Senate
House
Agriculture _ Interior Department
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Appropriations Committee
Jordan Gets More Aid From America
Washington reports Jordan, strained after Britain cut its subsidy last year, receives $20 million in new U.S. aid. The State Department announced a $10 million grant to bolster finances and another $10 million for military equipment, bringing total U.S. aid to Jordan to $30 million under anti Communist Middle East policy.
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Washington
Jordan
Britain
U. S
State Department
Two From Hocking County Hurt In Traffic Crashes
Haydenville youth Benjamin C. Lanning 21 and Logan resident Mrs. Thomas Henry 68 were injured in separate weekend crashes near Nelsonville and Lancaster. Lanning’s car hit a tree on Rt. 33 north of Nelsonville. Henry suffered possible knee fracture and a broken collar bone in a Rt. 33 collision north of Lancaster.
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Hocking County
Haydenville
Logan
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Benjamin C. Lanning
Rt. 33
Lanning
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Earl Hilleary
Thomas Henry
State Patrol
Aaron Norris
Aaron Runyon
Columbus
Norris
Lencaster
Oliver T. van Sickle
Somerset
Tilden Howard
Hippo
Henry
Jackson Post
William Herendeer
Granville Rt. 1
Midway
Herendeer
Independence Day Holiday Traffic Fatalities Forecast
The National Safety Council warns traffic accidents could kill 535 people during the 102 hour Independence Day holiday period from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday. A Memorial Day weekend similarly long saw 413 motor vehicle deaths.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ohio Weekend Toll Hits Twenty Three Drownings And Crashes
Twenty three people die in Ohio over the weekend with sixteen killed in traffic crashes and six by drowning. The fatalities reflect a tragic span of accidents across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
New CD Chief Gets OK
The Senate confirmed by a voice vote the nomination of Leo Hoegh former Iowa governor to be federal civil defense administrator.
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Washington
Senate Today
Leo Hoegh
Iowa
Earhart vanishes in Pacific near Howland Island in 1937
Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick Noonan disappear during a 2550 mile Ocean leg of the world flight. The Itasca and Coast Guard launch a broad search with 3000 rescuers, over 10 ships and 100 planes, but no trace of the Lady Lindy or her twin engine plane is ever found.
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Oakland
Calif
Amelia Earhart
Pacific Ocean
Howland Island
America
Lady Lindy
Frederick J. Noonan
Lae
New Guinea
Miss Earhart
Hawaiian Islands
Tito Broadly Aligns With Mao on Communism and Coexistence
President Tito of Yugoslavia says his views on Communism largely align with Mao Zedong and supports active co existence as the path to world peace. In a Murrow interview broadcast by CBS he argues development to socialism follows country specific conditions and rejects a single global path.
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New York
Tito
Yugoslavia
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
United States
Edward R. Murrow
CBS
Mao
Mao Tzetung
Stalin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Hocking Hills Parks Draw Big Crowds
Attendance at Hocking Hills parks remained high over the weekend but lagged the prior week. Lake Hope drew about 1,600 paying swimmers over Saturday and Sunday, with around 10,000 total visitors in the area, and 500 meals served at the dining lodge on Sunday. Rachelmacher Park reached capacity, Lake Logan had windy conditions limiting fishermen, and a city pool reported 417 visitors versus 756 the prior weekend.
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Hocking Hills
Dick McDaniel
Lake Hope State Park
Park
Lake Hope
Ed Rutgers
Rachelmacher Park
Lake Logan
Alaska Statehood Approved by Senate Territories Subcommittee
A Senate Territories subcommittee in Washington unanimously approved a bill to admit Alaska into the Union, advancing statehood efforts. The vote signals momentum toward Alaska becoming a U.S. state pending full congressional action.
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Washington
Senate Territories
Alaska
Army officer Nickerson vows fight after court martial
Col John C. Nickerson Jr says he will continue to speak his opinions within the armed forces after pleading guilty to leaking secret defense data. He was fined 1500 dollars officially reprimanded and suspended from rank for one year. He plans to appeal and expects a transfer from Redstone Arsenal as much ballistic missile research is conducted there.
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Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Nickerson
3Rd Army Headquarters
Atlanta
Department of the Army
Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson
West Point
Redstone Arsenal
Scientists Study Explosions On Sun
International Geophysical Year opens with 62 nations, about 10 000 scientists, studying solar flares and their effects on Earth. Radio blackouts and auroral displays reported as plans include satellites from Russia and the United States to learn more about outer space.
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Washington
IGY
Russia
Earth
Moscow
United States
Outer Space
D B Blum dies of heart attack on Green Township farm
Delmar Boyd Blum 63 of 314 N Orchard Sr died of a coronary occlusion while helping make hay on Homer Armstrong farm in Green Township Saturday at 1 30 pm. Funeral at St Matthew Lutheran Church Tuesday at 1 30 pm. Burial in St John’s Lutheran Cemetery. Burial place and calling hours listed.
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Delmar Boyd Blum
N. Orchard Sr
Homer Armstrong
Green Township
Owen F. Yaw
Jack Waldron
Blum
Hocking County
Solomon and
Matilda Cotterman Blum
Old Hocking County
Maccabee Lodge
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Velma Robey Blum
Woodrow Blum
Galion
Charles Robey
Logan
Betty Johnson
William
Ford
Clarence
Detroit
Edna Blum
Maggie Blum
Thomas C. Smallsteed
St. John’s Lutheran Church Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
West Germany defences to be inspected by US and Soviet union
London reports China says 190000 counter revolutionaries surrendered in the past year and were given lenient treatment. Adenauer backs U S Soviet inspection of West German defenses. Beirut claims pro Western government controls Parliament with 50 of 66 seats after final voting day.
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London
Red China
Dortmund
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Beirut
Lebanon
Solar storm reaches Earth amid high atmosphere impact
The article notes a distant solar event sending magnetic storms toward Earth last Sunday, rocking the upper atmosphere and triggering atmospheric effects across the planet.
Burglars Loot Three Cabins on Buck Run
In Hocking County last week burglars broke into three Buck Run Rd cabins two owned by Columbus men and one by Northwest Boulevard Presbyterian Church. They took only food, causing vandalism in the church cabin with broken furniture and sprayed extinguisher. Debris and a damaged door were found at Karl Rotering’s cabin. Neighbors reported an ajar door Saturday morning and deputies tied the break ins to Boys Industrial School escapees.
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Buck Run Rd
Hocking County
Columbus
Northwest Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Karl Rotering
Rotering
Sheriff's
John C. Lasick
Mistrial Claim Raised in Hoffa Bribery Case
Defense seeks mistrial in the Jimmy Hoffa bribery conspiracy trial citing a witness with racial views allegedly prejudicing the jury. Judge Burnita Matthews would rule later as Hoffa and Hyman Fischbach face charges tied to planting John Dye Cheasty as an informant for the Senate committee.
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Washington
Jimmy Hoffa
U. S
Burnita S. Matthews
Hoffa
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Hyman I. Fischbach
Miami
John Dye Cheasty
Brooklyn
Senate
Eisenhowers Observe 41st Wedding Anniversary at Farm Home
President and Mrs. Eisenhower celebrate 41 years of marriage at their Gettysburg area farm home. A commemorative ceremony at Gettysburg High School honored Civil War dead as Gen Maxwell D Taylor warned of evolving global threats in a nuclear era.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Meade
Lee
Gettysburg High School
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Burgess
William G. Weaver
Eisenhowers
Denver
West Point
Seek Pledge Of Arms Cutoff
London reports the United States ready to suspend atomic and hydrogen tests if Russia agrees to negotiate a complete ban on nuclear arms. Harold E. Stassen is said to seek two changes: a 10 to 12 month test moratorium with a controlled cutoff of production and a pledge with Britain and Russia never to use nuclear arms except in self defense.
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London
United States
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
U. N
Russia
Britain
Storm toll climbs as rescue work continues in Cameron
Debris scenes in Cameron reveal many more bodies raising unofficial death toll toward 450. Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Ham Reid reports 246 bodies on hand with more arriving as civil defense officials review the list. Mass burial plans unfold as refugees gather in churches and makeshift centers. Red Cross estimates 47 000 homeless across southwestern Louisiana and southeastern Texas.
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Lake Charles
Cameron
Ham Reid
Calcasieu Parish
Reid
Louisiana
Washington
Red Cross
Texas
Five Day Forecast Sees Warm Stretch Then Cooling
The outlook calls for temperatures averaging normal to four degrees above normal with highs in the mid to upper 80s and overnight lows around 62 to 64. Warm spells on Tuesday and Wednesday give way to cooler days Thursday or Friday, then warmer again on Saturday. Rainfall expected mostly less than one tenth inch with scattered thundershowers on likely days.
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Howard Haines
37Th Infantry Division
Ohio National Guard
ONG
Don Riggs
Logan Rt. 1 (Center
Riggs
Logan Ong
Frank Nairn
Athens Patrol Post
Lancaster Post
Coast Guard
Itasca
Moscow Reds
Slav
U.S
3Rd Army
D.boyd Blum
Buck Run
Gerald Morrison
Dennis Wilkes
A. J. Waldron
Lke
Mamie
Ironton
C. A. Howell
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