Dixiecrats Eye GOP Campaign In Deep South
United States Senate figures from Alabama express doubt that the Republican push in the South will translate into House gains. Meade Alcorn and I. Lee Potter take lead roles, with Potter slated to direct Southern activities.
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Dixiecrats
Deep South
GOP
White House
Meade Alcorn
I. Lee Potter
Southern Campaign Activites
Alcorn
Sparkman
Dixie
Potter
South
Fairborn Man Accused In Hit-Skip Slaying
The Ohio Highway Patrol planned talks with Greene County officials about manslaughter charges against Clyde Moore 37 Fairborn for the hit and run killing of Von Shores III 14 at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Moore faces DWI and leaving the scene charges. a witness led to his car after he allegedly struck a bicycle, dragging it before fleeing. Michael Estes 13 was hurt but stable. both victims were biking with the general’s son and another officer’s child nearby.
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Dayton
Ohio Highway Patrol
Greene County
Clyde Moore
Fairborn
Air Force
Moore
von R. Shores III
von R. Shores Jr
Michael Estes
H. M. Estes Jr
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Here
Michael
Wright-Patterson Hospital
Youth, 19, Taken To Reformatory
Jerry Lee Huddy of Nelsonville Route 2 was taken to Mansfield Reformatory by Sheriff’s Deputy Gerald Morrison to begin an indeterminate term for grand larceny. Huddy secretly indicted by the April grand jury for theft of city parking meters in Logan in January and pleaded guilty at arraignment before Judge Harley Meyer last Wednesday.
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Jerry Lee Huddy
Nelsonville
Queen Elizabeth II to Visit United States for Six Days
London The News Chronicle reports Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will visit the United States for six days in October. Buckingham Palace has refused to comment.
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London
News Chronicle
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
United States
Buckingham Palace
GI's Hometown Petitions White House Over Trial
A delegation from Ottawa Illinois led by Louis Girard visits Washington to urge that William S. Girard be tried by an American court for the death of a Japanese woman. They seek reversal of a decision to try him in a Japanese court and will meet with Edward A McCabe, associate counsel to President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Alabama
Sparkman
Hill
South
William S. Girard
White House
Ottawa
Ill
Girard
Edward A. McCabe
Eisenhower
Chicago
Tokyo
Justice Ministry
United States
U. S
Camp Whittington
Ohio Graduates Face New Frontiers And Duties
Ohio college commencements featured messages on democracy and responsibility. Gov. ONeill urged graduates at Ohio University Athens to seize opportunities, while Bishop Ensley and Dr. Reid spoke of meaning and essential truths in life. A separate note covered William Girard, 21, charged with fatally shooting a woman in Japan, with U.S. and Japanese legal considerations ongoing and a court hearing set for Tuesday.
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C. William O'Neill
Ohio University
Athens
Delaware
Gerald F. Ensley
Iowa
Methodist Church
Ohio Wesleyan
God
William Girard
Naka Sakai
Japan
Girard
Nixon
East Lansing
Mich
Defense Department
Sen. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
World Science Leaders May Get Appeal
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling urges a worldwide appeal to halt nuclear tests. He notes 2,000 U S scientists signed a stop the tests pledge and argues fallout harms health globally with leukemia and bone cancer risks rising each year. He plans a France lecture tour to enlist more scientists.
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New York
Linus Pauling
Willard Libby
AEC
Pauling
Eisenhower Suffered Abdominal Distress After Ileitis History
President Eisenhower faced stomach and abdominal troubles, with prior ileitis episodes in 1949 and 1953 linked to his illness. Doctors stated no recurrence after corrective surgery, while noting ileitis recurrence is rare in his age. Medical notes from Walter Reed and the White House attributed improved life expectancy to removing the intestinal problem.
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Howard Snyder
Eisenhower
White House
Snyder
Walter Reed
Eisenhower Suffered Upset Stomach Not Heart Attack
Washington A White House briefing said President Eisenhower felt nauseated and vomited but doctors found no link to his 1955 heart attack or past ileitis. Three physicians labeled the illness precautionary with no hospital move planned and Nixon optimistic he would return to the office tomorrow.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Hagerty
Nixon
Denver
Howard Snyder
Two Drownings Reported as Florida Storm Hits State
A tropical storm swept Florida from St. Petersburg to the Georgia line leaving two people dead two missing seven others and five rescued. Perry at 50 miles southeast of Tallahassee bore the hardest hit as 11.6 inches of rain drenched the town and two hundred families evacuated. Crop damage was forecast to be high.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
St. Petersburg
Gulf of Mexico
Georgia Line
Perry
Tallahassee
Charleston
S. C
Weather update for Hocking County regional area
Generally fair and warm weather described with 82 degrees at 11 a.m. in Hocking County. Tuesday forecast calls for partly cloudy skies warm humidity and scattered thundershowers.
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Hocking County
Five Day Forecast Warm Start Then Cooling Toward Weekend
Temperatures will average 2 to 4 degrees above normal with highs near 80 to 86 and lows around 62. Warm conditions Tuesday and Wednesday give way to cooler Thursday. Scattered showers are likely Tuesday, Wednesday, and again Friday as temperatures moderate into the weekend.
Mayflower II Battles Heavy Seas Near Massachusetts Shore
The Mayflower II, replica of the 1620 voyage, fights rough Atlantic seas near Nantucket 90 miles south-southwest of the lightship as it heads toward Provincetown and Plymouth Harbor. Crews prepare a 140 foot ramp at Plymouth Rock and stands for 7,000 spectators.
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Plymouth
Mass
Coast Guard
Nantucket Island
Alan J. Villiers
Nantucket
Massachusetts
Provincetown
Massachusetts Bay
Plymouth Harbor
Plymouth Rock
Jordan Ousts Pair of Egyptian Aides
AMMAN The Jordan government expelled two Egyptian diplomats on security charges. Foreign Minister Samir el Rifai asked the Egyptian embassy to withdraw its military attache Maj. Fuad Hilal after he tried to enlist a Jordanian in a plot to assassinate officials in Amman. The recall of Mohammed Abdul Aziz, consul general in Jerusalem, was demanded for security reasons.
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Amman
Jordan
Samir el Rifai
Maj
Fuad Hilal
Mohammed Abdul Aziz
Jerusalem
Bandstand Bombing Kills Seven at Algiers Tea Dance
A terrorist blast hit the bandstand during a Sunday tea dance at the Casino de la Corniche in Algiers. Seven young people died and 83 were wounded, many from prominent families, in an attack likely linked to Algerian nationalist militants pressing independence.
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Algiers
Casino de la Corniche
Eels Rain Down Over Italian Town After Tornado
In Piacenza Italy a unusual storm showered the town with dozens of four inch eels dumped from the sky. Local witnesses reported a miniature tornado that sucked the fish from the sea and released them as it dissipated.
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Piacenza
Italy
Asian Flu Reaches U S Onboard Cleveland
U S Public Health Service doctors report a mild A-type influenza variant from Manila travelers aboard the President Cleveland. Among 2,000 passengers and 357 crewmen on the voyage, 96 contracted the illness with fevers up to 104 degrees and a three to five day course.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Manila
President Cleveland
Edgar Norris
Francis B. Galbraith
Galbraith
Norris
Geoff de Fraga
Australia
Rodney Yoell
Lines
U. S. Army
Far East
Yoell
Cleveland
Four Foot Lizard Nabbed In Brooklyn Backyard
A Brooklyn housewife spotted a four foot black with white striped lizard eating bread in the yard. Salvatore Jannotte and his brother tripped it with a crab net and captured it. The reptile was taken to an ASPCA shelter for owner recovery.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dorothy Jannotte
Salvatore
Jannette
Larry
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Big Gas Well Hit In Falls Township
Holl Bros completed a major gas well on the Roy Ghent farm in Falls Township with potential production of five million cubic feet per day. Open flow shows 500 000 CF per day at 800 psi rock pressure from the Newburg formation of the Big Lime. Acidation could boost output to about three times the Stiers well.
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Holl Bros
Roy Ghent
Falls Two
Newburg
Big Lime
Hocking County
Fred Stiers
Starr Two
Ghent
Stiers
John Bolan
Cincinnati
Hocking's July Draft Call Sets For Four Men
The Ohio Selective Service Headquarters announced a July induction for 845 men, up 18 percent from June. The youngest eligible registrant must be at least 22 by July 1 unless volunteering or delinquent. County breakdown includes Franklin 59 and Hocking 4 among others.
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Columbus
Ohio Selective Service
Clinton
Fayette
Warren
Madison
Greene
Highland
Pickaway
Franklin
Ross
Hocking
Perry
Fairfield
Vinton
Athens
One of three burglary suspects captured in Crawford County
Gerald Lee Van Horne, 20, of North Robinson, was taken into custody by the Crawford County sheriff after information from Vinton County authorities. Two suspects remain at large for the robbery of Jarvis Bar & Grill west of McArthur on Rt. 50. Authorities traced the escape from a cabin break in Scott's Creek to an abandoned car, leaving two shotguns and $162.65 behind.
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Logan
Crawford County
Hocking County
Rt. 50
Dutch Helber
Scott's Creek
Pine Club
McArthur Rd
Ohio Methodist Ministerial Assignments Told By Bishop
The 19th annual session of the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church closed with the ordination of 37 deacons and 40 elders by Bishop Hazen G. Werner. Five Hocking County ministers were reassigned. notable new appointments include Rev. Lewis Buell to Manchester in Adams County and Rev. John G. Koontz to Athens First Methodist.
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Lakeside
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church
Hazen G. Werner
Columbus
Lynn Harold Hough
New York
Drew School of Theology
Hocking County
Werner
Manchester
Adams County
Lewis Buell
Carbon Hill
Liberty Hill
Roy Bookman
Buell
Middlebury
Logan County
Bartlett
Washington County
New Plymouth
Mount Pleasant
Stanley T. Benton
Logan First Methodist Church
Ewing Ross
Gibisonville
Carl Wetherell
Sugar Grove
Edward H. Jones
Haydenville
John
L. Hickman
Smith Chapel
Maxville
John G. Koontz
Wooster
First Methodist Church
Athens
John Versteeg
Versteeg
New Methodist Theological Seminary
Delaware
Chillicothe
W. Carl Hickey
Ashville
Virgil Close
Bainbridge
Richland Athens
Goodhope
Harold Hugus
North Lewisburg
Jacksonville
Norman E. Dewire
Kingston
Harold G. Dowdrick
Florida
London
Leonard Mann
Richwood First
McArthur
Hugh A. Liggett
Frankfort
Johns Hopkins President Milt Eisenhower Rushed to Hospital
Baltimore reports Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower Johns Hopkins University president underwent further tests after a preliminary diagnosis of kidney infection. He fell ill late Saturday and was confined to bed at home, then admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital Sunday with a fever.
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Hagerty
Col
Thomas W. Mattingly
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Leonard Heaton
Walter Reed
Howard M. Snyder
Eisenhower
Snyder
Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Stock Market Dips After Ike Illness
New York reports a market decline after news of President Eisenhower suffering an upset stomach led heart and intestinal specialists to be summoned. Trading swung from gains at the open to a downturn as the ticker fell behind in transactions.
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New York
Eisenhower
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