Little by Little Peace Effort Urged by Macmillan at Johns Hopkins
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged a gradual approach to disarmament and world peace during a Johns Hopkins University address in Baltimore. He urged controlled disarmament, lower trade barriers, and continued Western alliance while noting real progress may come slowly through mutual will and confidence.
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Baltimore
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Milton Eisenhower
University
Algerians Reject De Gaulle Orders in Algeria Crisis
The Insurgent Committee of Public Safety in Algiers denounced De Gaulle's plan for local elections within a month and urged end to France's party system. Led by Gen. Raoul Salan, the group seeks removal of barriers between Algeria and metropolitan France, including a single currency and unified administration.
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Committee of Public Safety
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Raoul Salan
Sahara
Ened
National Assembly
Senate
Assembly
General Salam
William A Canan Dies At 78 In Rockbridge Home
William A Canan 78 years old died yesterday afternoon at his Rockbridge Route 1 home. Found by daughter Mrs Goldie Sater at 6:30 p.m. A retired carpenter who helped build five Hocking County centralized schools in 1924-25, he is survived by three sons, 14 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and his daughter. Funeral at Fairview Methodist Church Thursday at 2 p.m. with Rev Carl Wetherell. burial in Fairview Cemetery. Heinlein Funeral Home open after 7 p.m. today.
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William Andrew Canan
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Goldie Sater
Hocking County
Ilesboro
Gibisonville
South Perry
South Bloomingville
Marion
Lloyd
Fairview Cemetery
Heinlein Funeral
Paxton Named Penney's Newcomerstown Manager
Robert Paxton, longtime manager of Logan's J. C. Penney store, is named manager of Penney's Newcomerstown Ohio store effective June 25. Paxton and his family plan to move to 215 West State Street Newcomerstown by mid July and he has been active in local community affairs and church work.
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Logan
J. C. Penney Co
Penney
Newcomerstown
Paxton
Wilma
Olive Hunter
N. Orchard St
New Castle
Penney Company
Com
Hocking County Community Chest
Trade Club
Citizens Committee For A Better
Logan Kiwanis Club
Chieftain Boosters
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Couples Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Paxtons
W. State St
Washington Commerce Secretary cites improving economy
Secretary Weeks told the 43rd National Conference on Weights and Measures that recent business statistics look better than since the decline began last year. He warned that continued public confidence and restraint from unsound legislation are needed to sustain the upturn.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce Weeks
Weeks
Coffin Tested For 33 Years In England
Archie Miller, 92, spends afternoons polishing and crawling into his oak coffin for a nap. He has used the coffin as a long resting place for 33 years, saying he is satisfied it will be comfortable. The coffin cost about $100 when purchased.
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Stanstead
England
Archie Miller
Miller
Senators Reply To the Attack on Labor Bill
Senators Kennedy and Ives challenged Mitchells administration attack on a labor corruption bill. Mitchell in Switzerland called the proposals ineffective, saying they would mislead workers into believing protections exist without real enforcement.
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Labor
Mitchell
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Labor Department
Switzerland
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Brewer Co. Submits Low Bid On Rt 75 Improvement
The F H Brewer Co of Lancaster submitted the low bid of 314817.19 to widen and resurface Rt 75 from Webb Summit to New Straitsville. Second bid by Sidwell Bros of South Zanesville was 317659.18. engineer’s estimate was 317000. Work includes widening pavement, grading, drainage, new guard rails, and asphalt concrete surface. Completion set for Nov 30 1958.
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F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Webb Summit
New Straitsville
Columbus
George J. Thormyer
Sidwell Bros
Zanesville
Divison 10
J. C. Kendle
Marietta
Logan
Perry County
Oklahoma Wheat Land Threatened by Fires
Oklahoma wheat farmers face a new hazard as fires scorch hundreds of acres in north central Oklahoma. Officials cite hot machine exhaust as the cause. flames threaten ongoing crops amid dry conditions.
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Denver
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Montana
Oklahoma City
Heavy Rain Lifts Ohio Farms Amid Rising Rivers
Heavy weekend rain pushed the Scioto River toward crest levels at LaRue and Circleville with minor farm flooding. Record 4.26 inches fell in Springfield in a nine hour span. other totals included Delaware Dam 2.95 and Toledo 4.4. Lake Loramie overflowed as Versailles roads flooded and basements filled.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Scioto
LaRue
Marion County
Circleville
Delaware Dam
Delaware County
Kenton
Marion
Prospect
Dayton
Newark
Springfield
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Toledo
Sidney
Loramie
Versailles
Darke County
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Rain totals and warm temperatures in region
Hocking County recorded a half inch of rain from Sunday evening to 8 a.m. today with more rain starting in Logan at 1 p.m. Today was warmer than Monday with a noon high of 77 degrees. The mercury rose from 67 last night to 87 by noon today as scattered showers and storms are forecast for tonight and Wednesday and temperatures are expected to reach the 80s tomorrow.
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Hocking County
Logan
Wray and Bush Admit Burglary Of Two Cabins
Two Hocking County men Pearl Junior Wray and John Franklin Bush plead guilty to breaking and entering an inhabited building at night and were held to the grand jury under bond. They admitted burglarizing two cabins on Clear Creek Road the previous Saturday night and police recovered loot including a rug rifle vacuum cleaner quilts clothing and more from Wray and Bush homes. Sheriff Waldron noted the car license plate after witnessing the car around the area.
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Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
Pearl Junior Wray
Dicken Addition
John Franklin Bush
Logan Rt. 4
Wray
Bush
Clear Creek Rd
William Huske
Lancaster
Marion de Bolt
Granville
A. J. Waldron
Monkeys Join Gotham Picket Line at City Hall
Three monkeys led a protest outside City Hall with 500 zoo staff and museum workers, demanding changes to the city salary plan. Police banned two elephants over traffic safety concerns, and rain shortened the demonstration aimed at the budget director.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
Hayden Planetarium
Reese Slammond
U S Court Refuses Review of Pinball Ban Rulings
The U S Supreme Court declined to review an Ohio ruling upholding three Columbus ordinances banning pinball machines. Operators argued pinball is a regulated business, not a city prohibition, with about 540 machines in Columbus. Logan also faced a Toledo case. Judge Harley Meyer sustained the Columbus ban after operators’ challenge.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Toledo
Logan
Harley Meyer
Air Force will launch three lunar probes this year
Milwaukee Lt Gen S E Anderson said the Air Force will shoot for the moon in August with three lunar probes and a hoped for September and October launches. The project uses modified Thor missiles on a 278000 mile two and a half day course, aiming to crash on the moon if uninstrumented.
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Milwaukee
S. E. Anderson
Air Research and Development Command
Air Force
Anderson
Moon
Thor
Space
Earth
Bomare Missile Tests Extend Atlantic Flight Run
Cape Canaveral reports another Bomare missile test over the Atlantic as part of a sequence to develop a ground to air interceptor. The missile aims to seek and destroy enemy aircraft up to 300 miles from U S shores in an effort to bolster air defense.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
U. S
Ike Proposes Geneva Talks On Nuclear Test Ban
President Eisenhower proposed July 1 talks in Geneva with Khrushchev on policing a future nuclear test ban. The Swiss site was chosen. UK and France may join, with Czechoslovakia and Poland possible on the Soviet side. Dulles urged international inspection posts including China, Australia, and the Sahara, with top physicists Lawrence Fisk and Bacher to represent the U.S. on technical matters.
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Geneva
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Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
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Poland
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France
United States
Dulles
China
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