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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1958

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Neotoma Valley outing notes birds ferns and cliffs

A Wheaton Club field trip at Neotoma Valley records close observations of a young crow and various birds including pine warbler and red tailed hawk. The party discovers rare Trudell's fern on west facing cliffs and notes mountain spleenwort colonies amid rocky outcrops near Clear Creek Road.

Rim Trail Wheaton Club Neotoma Neotoma Valley Edward S. Thomas Ohio State Museum Ohio North America Ohio State University Clear Creek Clear Creek Valley Hocking Hills Trudell

U S Starts New Study Of Soviet Policy

President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles launch a new appraisal of U S Soviet relations to assess if summit talks offer real hope. Khrushchev appears tougher, while officials seek missing facts, as U S notes rising Soviet public and private moves risk undermining negotiations.

Washington Eisenhower State Dulles Russia Khrushchev

Two youths sought after string of crashes and thefts

Sheriff Waldron reports a pair of youths suspected in multiple incidents from Carbon Hill to Nelsonville. A stolen 1957 truck, wrecked near Candytown, and a second 1958 Rutherford truck demolished near Nelsonville, plus a 1950 Dodge tied to Joe Matheny. One suspect is identified as a Hocking Countian.

Carbon Hill Nelsonville A. J. Waldron William White Buchtel Cliff Rizer Rizer Lee Rutherford Sr Candytown Rutherford Rt. 278 Johnson's Hill Joe Matheny

Dominican Congress Eyes End to U.S. Aid Pacts

Dominican lawmakers urge cancellation of military and aid pacts with the United States over criticism of Rafael Trujillo Jr. and U.S. missile tracking cooperation. The move aims to cut $600,000 yearly aid and end atomic energy cooperation, with potential Haiti as a tracking alternative.

Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic American Congress Rafael Trujillo Dominican Congress U. S Rafael Trujillo Sr Trujillo Jr Zsa Zsa Gabor Kim Novak Hector Trujillo United States Haiti Young Trujillo Dominican Air Force Combined Chiefs of Staff

Hammarskjold Visits Beirut Amid Lebanon Crisis

U N diplomat Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Beirut from London and New York hoping to mediate Lebanon’s 41 days of fighting against pro Western President Camille Chamoun. Rebel leaders promised a truce as government forces beat back rebel advances and restored uneasy quiet.

Camille Chamoun Hammarskjold Beirut

More Rain Expected In Hocking County

Skies overcast in Hocking County with rain expected by evening. Noon temperature reached 74 after a low of 49 overnight. Wednesday's high was 77 at 3 30 p.m. Forecast calls for continued partly cloudy cool weather with scattered thunderstorms tonight and Friday.

Hocking County

Frank Bush Held to Grand Jury for Night Burglary

Frank Bush, 52, of Logan Rt 4, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before County Judge Vaughn Collins on breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny. He was held to the grand jury under a $500 bond after failing to post. Two nephews, Eugene and Clifford Bush, also faced the same charge and were held on $500 bonds. Five rifles and a sword stolen from the American Legion Home were recovered in the Greenup area Tuesday.

Frank Bush Logan Rt. 4 Vaughn Collins Collins Bush American Legion Eugene Bush Clifford Bush Greenup Legion Home

Ohio Senators Oppose Tax Cut Amendment

Washington senators Frank J. Lausche and John W. Bricker of Ohio voted against a tax bill amendment proposed by Senator Douglas to cut income, excise and business taxes by six billion dollars.

Washington Frank J. Lausche John W. Bricker Ohio Sen Douglas

It's Time To Grow Beards For Trade Club Promotion

Logan area men urged to grow beards for an August three day Old Fashioned Bargain Days event. A parade, costumed merchants, antique car parade, balloon gift certificates, band concerts, square dancing and a dress up contest are planned in Worthington Park with Mayor Francis Myers to open the festivities. Morton Epstein heads the promotion with Floyd Goodlive and Art Gasser as assistants.

Logan Area Logan Logan Trade Club Worthington Park Francis Myers Morton Epstein Floyd Goodlive Art Gasser

United Nations weighs Hungary executions and Soviet blame

The U N Special Committee on Hungary plans a Friday meeting to consider the Nagy executions and the 1956 revolt suppression. A possible new condemnation of the Soviet Union and Janos Kadar regime is discussed as U S pressure grows. The 81 nation General Assembly may later act on the panel's report.

United Nations U. N. Special Committee Hungary Imre Nagy Janos Kadar United States E. Ronald Walker Australia Walker Newsmen General Assembly Special Committee Denmark Ceylon Tunisia Uruguay Soviet Union Nagy U. N U. S Moscow

Jenkins Admitted To Columbus Private Clinic

Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins of Ohio has entered a Columbus private hospital for treatment of a circulatory ailment, ending his long congressional career. The 77 year old from Ironton has been at Bethesda Naval Hospital and Harding Sanitarium, with doctors confirming the admission after leaving Bethesda. Jenkins failed to win renomination in the May Republican primary while still ill. A Jenkins for Congress Committee urged him to continue, but Homer Abele won the nomination by a narrow margin.

Columbus, Ohio Thomas A. Jenkins Ohio Ironton Columbus Jenkins Bethesda Naval Hospital Harding Sanitarium Bethesda Washington Jenkins- For-Congress Committee Homer E Pete) Abele McArthur Lawrence Gallia

Britain Advises Citizens to Leave Lebanon Amid Troubles

The Foreign Office said around 3000 British subjects and their families have been advised to consider leaving Lebanon due to the country’s troubles.

London Foreign Office Lebanon

Probers Obtain New Goldfine Data

House investigators led by Rep Oren Harris report new data from Bernard Goldfine records. They probe possible Favored FTC and SEC treatment linked to Adams. Subpoenas produced hotel bill records in Boston New York and Plymouth Mass tied to Goldfine expenses.

Washington Oren Harris D-Ark Bernard Goldfine Harris Goldfine Boston Sherman Adams Federal Trade Commission Securities and Exchange Commission New York Plymouth Mass Adams Eisenhower Treasury Department John Bennet R-Mich

Aid Program Nearing Vote in Congress

Washington A foreign aid program totaling 3 675 4 million dollars awaits final congressional action. Chairman Thomas E Morgan of the House Foreign Affairs Committee said he will bring the authorization bill to a vote early next week. Passage there and in the Senate would clear the way for a separate money bill financing the spending set by the authorization.

Washington Thomas E. Morgan D-Pa House Foreign Affairs Committee Senate

Macmillan Maps Seven Year Cyprus Plan For Shared Rule

Prime Minister Macmillan outlined a seven year plan giving Greek and Turkish administrations a role in Cyprus. He called it an adventure in partnership and promised eased emergency rules once violence ends. The proposal follows Greek Cypriot and Turkish demands and after recent deadly clashes. Greece and Turkey reportedly rejected the plan.

London Macmillan Cyprus House of Commons Makarios Greece North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council Britain Turkey

Eisenhower backs Adams amid calls for resignation

Ike Shuns Adams Situation, Says Business Is Improving. Eisenhower told Republican state chairmen that business conditions are improving and he will keep Adams on the job despite calls for his resignation over gifts from Bernard Goldfine. Democratic leaders say the President is morally responsible for Adams.

Ike Adams Washington Eisenhower Meade Alcorn Sherman Adams Boston Bernard Goldfine GOP National Committee

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