New Episcopal Minister First To Live In Rectory Left To St. Paul's Church
The Rev. Peyton Reed becomes St. Paul’s Ep is copal Church minister in charge and will move with his wife and three children into the rectory left to the church by the late Lucius Wright. Reed to celebrate first communion on Sunday June 9.
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St. Paul's Church
Peyton Reed
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s
Reed
Lucius Wright
Lucille Wright
Logan
Hocking
Wright
F. W. Reed
Athens
Ohio University
Young Cleric Declines Benediction Sparks Public Debate
In Strasburg near Dover a young pastor Rev. Robert Myers refused to give the closing prayer at a Memorial Day ceremony citing disagreement with remarks by speaker John G. Freedom. The 500 in attendance at Grandview Cemetery watched Myers walk off the platform after deeming Freedom's patriotism as conflicting with Christian teaching. Freedom called the incident a shock and said his talk stressed a strong U.S. military stance.
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Dover
Strasburg
Robert Myers
Argentina Deluged as Evacuations Top 3000 in Buenos Aires
Torrential rains hit scattered regions of Buenos Aires Province for a fifth day. Officials said about 3,000 people were evacuated from flooded areas in La Plata and surrounding towns.
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LA Plata
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Test Delayed Again at Atomic Site
Adverse weather delays the second shot of the summer nuclear test. Shot No 2 will expose pigs monkeys and mice to atomic fire per the officials plan at the test site delayed for 24 hours due to weather conditions.
Election Law Overhaul Seen Still Stalled
Washington reports continued stalemate over federal election law reform. Sen McClellan's subcommittee added another week to consideration but will not formally introduce the measure as divisions over provisions persist. Gore proposes strict spending caps. the committee bill sets no ceiling.
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McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
McClellan Committee
Gore
D-Tenn
Judge Says Beer Sniffing Can Be Intoxicating Too
CHICAGO A Traffic Court judge ruled that it does not matter how intoxication occurs. Andrew Milligan 57 was arrested December 28 for driving on the wrong side while allegedly intoxicated after cleaning vats at a Southwest Side brewery. The assistant state's attorney said the law covers influence by inhalation or drinking.
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Chicago
Henry C. Ferguson
Andrew Milligan
Mulligan
Frank McCarthy
Miller faces possible jail after contempt ruling
Federal Judge delayed sentencing of playwright Arthur Miller, convicted of contempt for refusing to name others at a House hearings in 1956. Miller and wife Marilyn Monroe left New York on bond as probation reports loom, with maximum penalties listed but past cases often suspending jail terms.
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Washington
Arthur Miller
Miller
Marilyn Monroe
New York
Charles F. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Miller’s
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Walter
D-Pa
U. S
Monmouth College suspends governor's daughter for drinking
Miss Pat Thomson 18 freshman daughter of Gov Vernon Thomson of Wisconsin is suspended for drinking beer in the college infirmary while under treatment for a illness. A senior who brought the beer is also suspended and will be barred from commencement activities. Her reentry is possible in the fall.
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Monmouth
Ill
Pat Thomson
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin
Monmouth College
Robert W. Gibson
Gibson
Thomson
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Madison
Miss Thomson
Gov
Thomason
Beck Returns Widow's Mite Profit Shown at Hearing
Seattle widow Mrs Ray Leheney received Beck share of 11575 04 profits from trust fund handling by Teamster President Dave Beck and mortgage broker Donal Hedlund The figures were disclosed at a Senate rackets committee hearing showing use of over 75000 raised as a trust for mortgage purchases at a discount.
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Seattle
Teamster
Dave Beck
Ray Leheney
Beck
Donal Hedlund
Uite
Hedlund
Senate
More U. S. GIs Nearing Formosa
A naval transport with 157 U. S. personnel and dependents nears Formosa as Premier O. K. Yui says Taipei conditions are nearly back to normal after last week’s anti American riots. The Hugh J. Gaffey will dock at Keelung to remove 247 personnel and dependents and return them home. Yui says it is now safe for Americans and other foreigners to move about the island.
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Formosa
O. K. Yui
Hugh J. Gaffey
Keelung
Yui
Isla
French Chief Deplores Mass Algeria Killings
President Rene Coty urged civilized peoples to condemn the Melouza massacre in Algeria where 302 villagers were killed. French forces launched a broad pursuit as rebels blamed for the atrocity are thought to have arrived from Tunisia. The incident follows the assassination of Ali Chekkal in Paris, seen as a trigger for attacks on pro-France Muslims.
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World
Paris
Rene Coty
Melouza
Algeria
Tunisia
Tunisian
France
Ali Chekkal
U S Plans Step Toward End of Atomic Tests
The United States to offer Russia a disarmament plan linking a halt to nuclear weapons production with a negotiated limit on tests. The proposal, presented after a White House meeting, would require international inspection and renunciation of weapon fabrication by non atomic nations.
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United States
Russia
U. S
United
White House
London
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
New York Times
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Britain
Dulles
Twin Baby Boys Lost In Wooded Foothills
OATING Wash. Twin 21 month old boys Kevin and Kerry Yanasak disappeared from their home in the wooded foothills south of town Friday afternoon. Hundreds of searchers have found no trace near the home and a sheer bluff that drops several hundred feet. The boys were last seen about 3 p.m. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Edward Yanasak.
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Oating
Wash
Here
Kevin
Kerry Yanasak
Edward Yanasak
Bank Depository Blunder Ends With Doughy Surprise
Raymond Pearl, secretary of Pearl Tile & Carpet Co., tried to deposit 1600 dollars in the Society National Bank night depository in South Euclid. The chute jammed with envelopes. eight were drawn out and a crowd watched. Police found a bag of doughnuts inside the depository.
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Cleveland
Raymond Pearl
Pearl
Pearl Tile & Carpet Co
Society National Bank
South Euclid
Holiday Road Toll Nearing 200
Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths neared 200 with 184 road fatalities. drowning and other causes added 116 more deaths for a total of 300. California and Pennsylvania led with 14 each, Illinois 13, while four states reported varied losses through the holiday period.
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Pennsylvania
Illinois
National Safety Council
Chicago
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
Tennessee
Windsors Celebrate 20th Anniversary Quietly at Home
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor mark twenty years of marriage by spending the day at home, avoiding public celebrations, as reported in local notes.
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Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Russians Plan Moon Satellite Launch
London report says Russia intends to launch an artificial earth satellite but has not announced a launch date.
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London
British H-bomb test fires second mega blast in Pacific
Aboard H M S Alert British officials say the four ton hydrogen device near Malden atoll south of Christmas Island yielded an explosion far stronger than May’s blast. A press crew 35 miles away was advised to turn away, then faced the show as a mile wide fireball formed and a white mushroom cloud rose. William Cook, scientific director, predicted minimal fallout with particles entering the stratosphere and taking months to years to descend.
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Central Pacific
Britain
Malden Atoll
Christmas Island
Task Force
William Cook
Cook
New U S Policy Review Urged After Britains Trade Shift
Senate leader Lyndon Johnson urged a new look at U S policy as Britain loosens its embargo and expands trade with Red China. Humphrey supported re examination while Knowland voiced cautious criticism, signaling broader debate on U S China trade stance.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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China
Sen
Humphrey
D - Minn
Johnson
Knowland
California
London
Red China
Russia
Peiping
Formosa
Britain
Hong Kong
State Department
Congress
U.S
Selwyn Lloyd
Deputy Dennis Wilkes Sworn In At Hocking County
Dennis Wilkes of Haydenville was sworn in by Judge Harley Meyer as a deputy in the Hocking County sheriffs department. He replaces Kenneth Rheinsheld, who left for six months of Army active duty. Wilkes, a Perryopolis native, served in the U S Navy during WWII and is married to Loretta Filter with three children.
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Dennis Wilkes
Haydenville
Harley Meyer
Hocking County
Wilkes
Kenneth Rheinscheld
Rheinscheid
Perryopolis
U.S. Navy
Loretta Filter
Ike's Son Slated For Pentagon Duty Transfer
Maj. John Eisenhower, President Eisenhower's son, moves from Fort Belvoir Virginia to the Pentagon across from the White House. The transfer, disclosed in routine Army orders, places him in the deputy chief of staff for operations starting July 20 after serving as an instructor at Fort Belvoir since July 1955. His last overseas duty was in the Far East from July 1952 to September 1953.
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R. E. Coughlin
Escondido
Calif
Ohio U
David
Patricia
Margaret
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mass
Church of the Good Shepherd
Athens
St. Stephen's Church
Cincinnati
St. Stephen's
St. Thomas Church
Terrace Park
St. Thomas
Woman's Cooperative of Children’s Hospital
Washington
Maj
John Eisenhower
Ft. Belvoir
Pentagon
White House
Army
Eisenhower
Far East
Ohio Governor Signs Act on Van Wert Parking Lot Plan
Governor William O Neill has signed legislation authorizing conveyance of a portion of Ohio National Guard land in Van Wert to the city. The move aims to establish a municipal parking lot.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Ohio National Guard
van Wert
Texas Hit Again By Heavy Rain
Rains of up to 11 inches flood parts of Texas as violent weather continues. Two boys die by lightning while flash floods threaten crops and towns from Uvalde to Brackettville. Red Cross counts 52 deaths, 745 homes and 384 farms destroyed.
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Tex
Big Spring
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Lapryor
Kingsville
Big String
Lubbock
Amarillo
Plainview
Sherman
South Plains
Hale
Floyd
Swisher
Panhandle
Brackettville
San Antonio
Red Cross
Ohio Veterans Getting Korean War Bonuses
In Columbus Ohio veterans of the Korean War began receiving their bonus checks today. Assistant director W Forest Woodmansee said the first 1000 checks have been mailed. The program pays 10 dollars a month for domestic service and 15 dollars a month for foreign service from June 25 1950 to July 19 1953 with a maximum of 400 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. Forest Woodmansee
Logan Girl Completes 12 Years Of Home Schooling
Sharon Mae Carpenter of Logan Route 2 has completed 12 years of home instruction with a B average under state aided home schooling. Taught by Mae Zimmerman from Logan Route 3, the 18-year-old polio survivor completed typing, home economics, science biology mathematics and English courses, begun at age six due to her handicap.
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Logan Rt. 2
James Frey
Sharon Mae Carpenter
Cecil Carpenter
Sharon Mae
State Department of Education
Mae Zimmerman
Logan
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