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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
1
Washington reports an angry confrontation in the Goldfine inquiry ending with the former SEC chairman being dismissed from the witness stand. The subcommittee may handle a tense question about possible favors to federal judges.
Ohio lawmakers convene in a special session focusing on the November election. Gov ONeill seeks a $6 million boost to continue state matching of county poor relief. debates on extended unemployment benefits SUB highway billboard ban and rural water projects are on the table.
A Hocking County Common Pleas Court jury unanimously awarded Mears and Myrtle River $100 for land and $600 for improvements in a civil action against Newman A. Worthman and others. The court found the plaintiffs had in good faith constructed buildings on a Start Two property they believed was theirs, though it belonged to the defendants.
Heavy firing erupted in Beirut as the government sought a U.N. emergency force to seal the frontier with Syria. Rebels led by Saeb Salam attacked areas near Basta and Ashrafieh while Premier Sami Solh announced the U.N. plan and Dag Hammarskjold prepared to review the situation. The Soviet Tass warned against Western intervention as international talks continued.
Logan City Council approved on first reading an emergency measure to resurface Main Street from Gallagher to Orchard Mulberry from Main to Hunter and Hunter from Mulberry to Zanesville Avenue. The project is a joint state effort with a city share about 6500 dollars and a state and federal 87.2 percent funding.
Ralph Barr 58 manager of National Supply Co Ohio shops district office in Logan died of a heart attack at his home 578 North Market Street at 10 55 p m Tuesday He had been with National Supply since 1922 and moved to Logan four years ago from Titusville Pa He was active in Masonic bodies in Titusville and in Summit Presbyterian Church Surviving wife daughter and two sisters plus a grandson memorial services to be held at Heinlein Funeral Home Friday night with funeral arrangements pending
The new Kroger in the Graceland Addition added a nighttime glow to Logan with mercury vapor floods and a large illuminated sign. Lights first shown Monday ahead of Tuesday grand opening, then on Thursday through Saturday nights. Mayor Myers and Kroger officials led ribbon cutting as 3,500 visitors toured the store during the day.
Denver federal official Leavitt Booth of the Farmers Home Administration says he spent two days searching eastern Colorado for grasshoppers and found few. He contends the infestation has been greatly magnified while the state proceeds with plans to spray crop and range lands.
Secretary of State Dulles told senators the administration will not compromise in its push for a five year extension of the reciprocal trade agreements program, signaling a firm stance in trade policy.
Columbia South Carolina Ernest F Hollings a Charleston lawyer defeated Donald S Russell by about 45000 votes to become South Carolina next governor on Tuesday.
An Army Redstone ballistic missile has completed another apparently highly successful trip through space from Cape Canaveral Florida.
Columbus Ohio party chief warned Republicans they face their toughest race since 1948. San Jose California Alexander Malcolm Smith 99, famed Alaskan prospector and explorer, died Tuesday.
Logan Clay Products Co. will merge Friday with Graff-Kittanning and Worthington ceramics plants forming divisions of Logan Clay. Graff-Kittanning sewer pipe plant employs 120 and Worthington ceramics plant makes drain tile and flue liners with 42 workers. No personnel changes planned. Logan expands market reach from Midwest to New Jersey.
The U.S. Weather Bureau issued a severe storm and tornado warning for most of central and western Ohio. The alert noted a few severe thunderstorms with one or two tornadoes likely between 1 and 7 p.m. EST, in an area from Terre Haute Indiana to about 20 miles north of Mansfield Ohio.
A crowd of about 1 000 Russians gathered outside the U S Embassy in Moscow shouting anti Western slogans in a planned protest over Hungary’s 1956 rebellion. Police maintained order with 150 officers while several in military uniform joined the demonstrators near the embassy entrance.
Sheriff A J Waldron reported a Tuesday burglary at the Frank Ricketts Sr. residence about ten miles south of Logan on Rt 75. Mr and Mrs Ricketts discovered the break in upon returning home. Stolen items included two electric razors clothing and tools. Entry was gained by breaking a side window and a basement door glass. Deputy John Wells investigated.
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