Stock Market Prices Swing Lower Again In Heavy Trading
In heavy afternoon trading the AP 60 stock average fell to 223.90, down 1.60, with industrials off 2.30 and rails down .70. Volume reached 2.32 million, ticker delays persisted, and major issues like AT and T IBM Xerox Polaroid Litton dropped several points as broader selloffs spread across sectors.
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NEW York
Associated Press
AT & T
IBM
Xerox
Polaroid
Litton Industries
US Plans High Altitude Nuclear Blast Near Hawaii
Honolulu AP reports the first of three to four high altitude nuclear tests set for 10 p m Friday to 3 a m EST Saturday. The blast, under 1 megaton, will occur at 30 to 40 miles altitude, visible from Hawaii about 700 miles northeast of Johnston Island. weather delays possible and FAA warns of radio blackout affecting airline schedules.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Johnston Island
Pearl Harbor
Joint Task Force 8
Federal Aviation Agency
Federal Consultant Fired After Stockpile Inquiry
A federal inquiry reports conflicts of interest in stockpile management. John D. Morgan Jr. loses his consulting contract with the Office of Emergency Planning as investigators probe Climax Molybdenum and possible profiteering linked to the defense stockpile. The panel notes two clear conflicts of interest and seeks a Justice Department review. Morgan cites testifying delays and currently teaches in Daytona Beach Florida.
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Washington
Office of Emergency Planning
Justice Department
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
George M. Humphrey
Climax Molybdenum Co
Morgan
Climax
R. C. Coburn
Daytona Beach
Fla
Edward A. McDermott
Public Hearing Tonight On Falls Zoning
A public hearing will be held at 8 p m in the East school gymnasium on proposed Falls Two zoning regulations. Falls Two zoning commission and Carroll W Hill & Associates planners will conduct the hearing. Objections will be recorded and considered. Residents can request explanations of any unclear provisions. The commission will review the regulations, then forward the resolution to township trustees for another public hearing before a vote in the November general election.
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Falls Two
Carroll W. Hill & Associates
Zoning Commission
Three Women Injured In Rt. 33 Crash
A two car collision at the junction of routes 33 and 180 near Midway at 4 20 p m left three female passengers with neck and elbow injuries. Rosie Alltop 33 of New Straitsville drove south and was rear ended by Effie Mae Campbell 49 of Haydenville. Campbell cited for following too closely.
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Rts
Midway
Paul Hartman
Rosie Alltop
New Straitsville
Effie Mae Campbell
Haydenville
Ruth Huston
Helen Daubenmire
West Logan
Autop Auto
June Levering
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Campbell
Hartman
N. Walnut Rd
Charlotte A. Gill
Logan Rt. 2
Charles W. Rinehart
Gompfer
Hocking County Court
Mulberry Sts
Howard J. Clendenin
Athens
Development Plan Reports Complete For Hocking County
Final committee reports were received at last night's meeting of the Hocking County Development Committee on area redevelopment. The agriculture and forestry and the industrial and mineral committees submitted reports. The next meeting is July 19 when a rough draft of the Overall Economic Development Plan will be presented for approval. Don Young and Ralph Moore of Pompey area prepared the rough draft from committee reports. Other attendees included Ralph Griffin Quentin Perez James Frey Homer Schein Herschel Benson haver Ralph Poston Delmar Freeman Mrs Margaret Webb Richard Holt Mrs Golda Shaw Dean Collison Don Russell Velva Brashares Miss Eleanor MacGregor and Carl Blosser.
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Hocking County
Agriculture and Forestry Committee
Industrial and Mineral Committee
Don Young
Ralph Moore
Pomeroy
Ralph Griffin
Quentin Perez
James Frey
Homer Schein
Herschel Bensonhaver
Ralph Poston
Delmar Freeman
Margaret Webb
Richard Holt
Golda Shaw
Dean Collison
Don Russell
Velva Brashares
Eleanor MacGregor
Carl Blosser
Civil Rights Hearings On Housing Discrimination Set
Ohio's Civil Rights Commission will conduct fact finding hearings in Columbus on Tuesday to examine the nature extent and causes of housing discrimination and segregation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy seeks 10 Communist Party members registered
Attorney General Kennedy petitions the Subversive Activities Control Board to require ten named party members to register, aiming to unmask leaders and members. The move follows Supreme Court clearance of the 1950 Internal Security Act.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
William L. Patterson
New York
Betty Gannett Tormey
William Albertson
New York Party Committee
Brooklyn
Arnold Samuel Johnson
Miriam Friedlander
Louis Weinstock
New York City
Albert J. Lima
Oakland
Calif
California
Roscoe Quincy Proctor
Berkeley
North California
Dorothy Healey
Los Angeles
Southern California
Burt Gale Nelson
Seattle
Northwest
Lima
Europeans React to Eichmann Execution Across Europe
News from London reports Eichmann's swift execution drew mixed reactions. Europeans marveled at the speed. some condemned the method, while others said he deserved it. Reactions varied from praise to shock across Paris, West Germany, and Argentina amid security and political ripple effects.
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West
Berlin
Eichmann
Gestapo
Hitler
Paris
Israel
London
Sidney Baines
George Clark
Europe
West Germany
Argentina
United Arab Republic to Receive $20 Million U.S. Loan
Cairo reports an agreement signing for a $20 million United Arab Republic loan from the United States. The funds will finance imports of American goods and the loan is repayable over seven years at 22 percent interest.
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Cairo
U.S
United Arab Republic
Ministry of Economy
Truce Wanes Between Moslems and Terrorists in Algiers
In Algiers a bloodless calm returned as the Secret Army Organization and Moslem National Liberation Front reportedly held secret talks. The truce, begun on Ascension Day, spurred European shopping and street activity while violence persisted in Guyotville and El Biar.
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Algiers
Secret Army
National Liberation Front
Algeria
Oran
Guyotville
el Biar
Disarmament Talks Recessed Until July
In Geneva the 17 nation disarmament conference agreed to a summer recess mid June to July 16 while maintaining talks beyond. Delegates from the United States Britain Canada and the Soviet Union said they preferred continuing negotiations but would honor others views. Zorin urged destruction of all delivery vehicles and bases in the first stage, while Stelle defended gradual nuclear arms and bases elimination.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Brazil
Burma
Ethiopia
India
Mexico
Nigeria
Sweden
United Arab Republic
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
E. L. M. Burns
Canada
Joseph B. Godber
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Orig
Inal
New York
United States
Stelle
DiSalle Criticizes Probe Of His Office By Opponent
In Columbus AP report Gov. Michael V. DiSalle denounces an auditor inquiry into the governor's office and mansion begun last week. He questions timing and calls it unlikely if he had lost the primary. State Auditor James Rhodes faces Question No. 8 on care program funding. Rhodes unavailable for comment.
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Wright Patman
D-Tex
Congress
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Patman
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
William Cary
Henri de la Chapelle
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Los Angeles
Columbus
Ohio
James Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Rhodes
Ohio Air Guards To Return In July
Ohio's activated Air National Guardsmen in France and Germany will come home as soon as possible after July 15. The 121st Tactical Fighter Wing based at Etain Air Base France since November will return to Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus, while the 123rd Air Control and Warning Squadron in Germany will head to Blue Ash near Cincinnati. All are expected to be released from federal duty by August 31.
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Washington
Ohio
France
Germany
Air Force
Buckeye
121St Tactical Fighter Wing
Etain Air Base
123Rd Air Control and Warning
121St
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
123Rd
Blue Ash
Cincinnati
Truman Biographer Dies
William Hillman, 66, former foreign correspondent and radio news commentator, author of the Harry S. Truman memoirs Mr. President, died Wednesday in New York.
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New York
William Hillman
Harry S. Truman
President
Weather Outlook for Ohio Turns Warm then Cool
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a weak cold front in Northern Ohio with thundershowers. Warmth remains in Southern and Central Ohio with highs near 86 today and cooler air expected by Saturday. Temperatures statewide ranged from 58 to 66 early morning with rainfall around three fourths inch from scattered showers early week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Lake Erie
Chesapeake
Columbus
Mansfield
Eichmann Executed by Israel for Holocaust Crimes
Adolf Eichmann was hanged at Ramleh Prison near Tel Aviv after being found guilty of mass murder in the Nazi program that killed six million Jews. He refused a hood, faced the trap door, and died within moments as Israel began recording the Nazi atrocity in its history. His ashes were scattered in the Mediterranean.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Nazi Germany
Gestapo
Ramleh
Eichmann
Hitler
Mediterranean
Jewish Affairs Section
Supreme Court
Izhak Ben-Zvi
Ecchmann
Rusk Allies to Confer on Atlantic Alliance Splits
Secretary of State Dean Rusk plans a late month trip to Europe to discuss policy splits with allied leaders. He aims to meet West German Chancellor Adenauer and may see French President de Gaulle and British PM Macmillan to address Berlin, European unity, and nuclear policy.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Rusk
Adenauer
Berlin
United States
de Gaulle
Herve Alphand
Alphand
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