Clinton Racial Trial Defense Plans Surprise
Dobbs, chief counsel for the Clinton 15, says new information will soberingly affect the case as the defense prepares to call witnesses after the government's case. Kasper vows jail time to free co-defendants while a rally at Joe Diehl's farm draws few supporters amid rain.
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Clinton
Knoxville
Tenn
Robert L. Dobbs
U.S. Dist. Atty
John C. Crawford Jr
Dobbs
Clinton High School
U. S
John Kasper
New Jersey
Kasper
Joe Diehl
Logan Woman Arraigned On Fraud Charge
Ruth J. Scurlock of Logan was arraigned before U.S. District Commissioner Robert Newton on a charge of fraudulent use of the mails to obtain merchandise from a Chicago mail order firm. She waived examination and was released on a $1,000 recognizance bond. FBI said she used false credit references and fictitious names to procure goods from the Ogden Co.
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Logan
U.S
Robert Newton
Chicago
Ruth J. Scurlock
FBI
Scurlock
Ogden Co
Plane Douses His TV
Fairfield Connecticut James RB McKinney says a low flying airplane caused his television picture to jump and blew down his antenna.
Logan Trade Club Receives Aerial City Map Mosaic
Aerial mosaic of Logan and surroundings presented to the Logan Trade Club planning committee. The 30,000 foot height map at 1:10 000 scale will aid community planning and industrial expansion. master negative allows copies and enlarged details. Presented by James D. Wells with cooperation from Major Ralph Hutchins and others.
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Logan
James D. Wells
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Wells
Ralph Hutchins
801St Air Division
Lockbourne Air Base
John Hyland
Ohio Division of
Albert Seabright
Paul Stilwell
State Highway Department
Tom Jenkins
Logan CD Operation Proves Successful
Over 350 Civil Defense workers and 21 emergency vehicles of the 21st Mobile Support Group poured into the Hocking County fair grounds Sunday to set up a staging area as part of a nationwide test alert. Units arrived from Marietta Athens Nelsonville and Newark. The operation featured demonstrations of artificial respiration rescue work and emergency equipment.
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Civil Defense
21St Mobile Support Group
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Paul Lindimore
Columbus
Area 2
William Morgan
Hocking County
Morgan
Hocking
Marietta
Logan
Helen Holzapfel
Frederick Blume
Vivian Shaw
Katy McCandlish
Alice Pritchard
Jessie Swackhammer
Herbert Snouffer
Larry Holzapfel
Jean Parkinson
Grace Dunn
Eleanor Poling
Mildred Taylor
Mary Bailey
Robert Gastin
Kathryn De-Long
H. R. Smith
Vance Griffith
Jackson
Crooksville
Mt. Vernon
New Concord
Fred Gaskins
Athens
Civil Defense Fire Demonstrations Reported in County
Director Morgan described training using fire trucks tankers and pumps to aid injured victims and demonstrate nozzles booster pumps and front end pumps. Food not used for Civil Defense feeding was donated to the county jail as a Hocking Civil Defense team is organized inviting volunteers at the Logan department.
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Morgan
Civil Defense
Logan Fire Department
Knowland Uses Civil Rights Debate as GOP Nomination Tactic
Senate Republican leader Knowland hints at a California governor bid and a 1960 presidential run, leveraging the civil rights clash to energize supporters. He plans a 45 city tour after adjournment and may push the House civil rights bill to passage to bolster his standing.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Senate
California
Congress
Goodwin J
Knight
House
Ervin
Eisenhower pilots helicopter to secret civil defense post
President Eisenhower flew from Gettysburg to a hilltop command post 200 miles from Washington for a drill simulating emergency actions after a mythical H-bomb attack. Gordon Gray and Lewis Berry greeted him as drill leaders briefed him on recovery steps with Army Navy and Air Force aides present.
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Washington
White House
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
Gordon Gray
Office of Defense Mobilization
Lewis W. Berry
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Gray
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Andrew J. Goodpastor
Trunk murder victim identified as Philadelphian painter James Malloy
Police identified the victim found stuffed in a tin trunk at a New York Railway Express station as James F. Malloy, 53, of Philadelphia who had come to New York three weeks earlier to seek work. The crime involved a .22 caliber shooting and careful concealment of the body with tape and trash lining.
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New York Express
New York
James F. Malloy
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Oscar Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Schaeffer
Malloy
Railway Express Agency
Manhattan
West Side
Hal Jefferson
Ambassador
Los Angeles
Calif
Express
Live Hog Prices Hit Another High
Chicago reports live hog prices rising to 21.85 per hundred pounds the highest since June 1955. Light receipts and elevated wholesale pork values drive the upturn while salable arrivals totaled 7,500 head, about 2,000 fewer than a week ago.
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Chicago
Elks urged to boost youth program emphasis
Fred L. Bohn, grand exalted ruler, told the 93rd Grand Lodge convention in San Francisco that teens are capable and deserve expanded youth welfare. He urged channeling most of the $7 million yearly into developing better understanding of teenage problems, noting great returns. Carl Johnson and wife Nancy attended the convention from Logan Elks Lodge No. 452 in South Logan.
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San Francisco
Fred L. Bohn
Zanesville
Ohio
The
Elks Lodge
Bohn
Grand Lodge
Elks
Carl Johnson
Logan Elks Lodge
Nancy
South Logan
Soviets Propose Arctic Warming Plan With $35 Billion
The Soviet News Bulletin quotes a plan to warm the Canadian Arctic by 25 to 30 degrees. The formula would dam the Bering Strait, pump Arctic water into the Pacific, and allow Atlantic water to flow through the Arctic. A Canadian expert dismisses the idea as crazy.
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Ottawa
Canadian Arctic
Bering Strait
Pacific
Atlantic
Arctic
Coach Mel Adams To Be Honored By Chieftain Boosters
The Chieftain Boosters will honor Mel Adams new Logan High School head football coach at Meet the Coach Night at American Legion Park on Rt 6648. The event starts at 8 o clock with refreshments served. Adams and his family moved to Logan from Martins Ferry last Saturday.
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Chieftain
Mel Adams
Logan High School
American Legion Park
Hickory Oliver
Oliver
Coach Adams
Logan
Martins Ferry
Expert Foresees Civilization End in Nuclear War
San Francisco scientist Dr. Harrison Brown of Caltech warned at the American Society of Newspaper Editors that civilization could perish in a nuclear holocaust within five to a hundred years. He said odds favor a rock of crisis soon, possibly within 25 years, with humanity likely to endure an agrarian life thereafter similar to current conditions in India and China.
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San Francisco
American Society of
Harrison Brown
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
India
China
Pope Urges Return to Christianity Against Materialism
Pope Pius XII denounces materialism in both East and West, urging a return to Christian faith. He condemns the pursuit of wealth, bodily comforts, and pleasure that erode human life and brotherly duty, warning this spirit fuels injustice and disregard for others.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Two Logan Women Swap County Office Posts
Grace Curl resigns as election board member after 12 years and becomes aid for the aged case worker. Rhea Harden replaces her on the election board after 17 years as aid for the aged case worker. Appointments cited come from Thomas D. Weiler and Secretary of State Ted Brown.
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Logan
Election Board
Thomas D. Weiler
Division of
Aid For the Aged
Grace Curl
North St
Ted Brown
Curl
Rhea Harden
N. Culver St
Diablo Nuclear Test Fires Over Nevada Desert
Diablo the nuclear device burst with a purple glow over the Nevada desert during the seventh test of the summer series. It rose to about 30 000 feet with portions veering toward Utah and Wyoming while below 15000 feet dispersed. The blast was about half the power of the WWII bombs and drew 800 military observers, including 102 Canadians.
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Nev
Diablo
Nevada Desert
Utah
Atomic Energy Commission
Wyoming
Japan
Ground Zero
San Francisco
Ohio Jaycees Seek Boost In Membership Target 12000
E. J. Platt Canton, president of the Ohio Jaycees, urged boosting state membership from 9 870 to 12 000 by year end during a two day convention in Marietta. About 250 Jaycee officers from 60 Ohio cities attended the meeting, with Platt visiting Logan Sunday evening.
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Marietta
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Platt
Canton
Ohio Jaycees
Ohio Cities
Logan
Jay Cole
Logan Jaycees
Governor Books Glouster Visit for Senator Mechem
Governor C William O Neill announced a reception in Glouster Athens County for Senator C Stanley Mechem Thursday afternoon. Mechem, a veteran state legislator and Nelsonville shoe merchant, is Republican Senate majority leader.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Glouster
Athens County
C. Stanley Mechem
Mechem
Nelsonville
Ohio Senate
Ohio Five Day Forecast Promises Heat and Dry Weather
Ohio will see mostly hot and dry conditions for several days with near normal highs around mid 80s and lows in the 60s. The forecast calls for a few thundershowers around Thursday, rainfall under a tenth inch, and warmer weekend days. In Hocking County, weekend highs reach the upper 80s with 89 degrees noted Saturday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hocking County
Swapping Time At Scout Jamboree At Valley Forge
At Valley Forge the 1 500 acre camp housed 55 000 scouts and leaders as sunlight returns after a weekend of activities Thousands toured the site Sunday Scout officials say over 30 000 relatives and friends visited the camp Today the swapping and tours resume highlighting a Pennsylvan ia New York New Jersey conservation display Conservo the wooden wand guides visitors through soil water and wildlife exhibits and forest fire demonstrations by rangers.
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Valley Forge
Texas
Pennsylvania
Panama Canal Zone
Denmark
Peru
New York
New Jersey
Conservo
Vote On Motion Slated Tuesday
Senate debate on the civil rights bill continues with a Tuesday vote to move the measure from the calendar into full consideration. Southern senators expect a fight as House-passed provisions face possible compromise amendments amid cross party support.
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Senate
Knowland
California
Sen
Holland
D-Fla
House
S Offee
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Morris E. Crain
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