Logan Guardsmen Prepare Ohio Air Defense Tactics
About 77 Ohio National Guardsmen from Logan area units train at Camp Perry learning the M33 radar system and coordinated use of 191st Anti Aircraft Artillery Group guns. The 137th AAA Battalion provides mobile and dug-in defense with quad fifties and twin sorties as Nike missiles extend Ohio’s air defense network. A July Fourth firepower display for families and the public will precede remarks by Ohio leaders.
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Logan National
Logan Daily News
Camp Perry
Ohio
Ohio National Guardsmen
Logan
191St
137Th Aaa
37Th Infantry Division
Cincinnati
Canada
137Th Aaa Bn
137Th
Guard
Cleveland
Nike
Lake Erie
Leo M. Kreber
Kenneth Cooper
McDonald says price cut possible while profit hits high
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald argues U.S. Steel could absorb a $6 per ton price rise by cutting prices instead and still post the greatest after tax profits in the company’s history. He cites the 1957 wage package as excessive and blames steel executives for shifting costs to workers. Rep Steel, Lukens, Inland Steel report similar boosts as industry peers prepare matching increases.
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Pittsburgh
US. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel
USW
McDonald
Republic Steel Corp
Lukens Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
US. Steel
Five men disarm dud atomic device at Nevada test site
At the Nevada test site a five man arming team disarmed a dud nuclear device with about 10 000 tons of TNT yield. Dr Robert Burton and colleagues climbed a 500 foot tower to disconnect power cables while observers stood nearby. The failure was blamed on a severed power line and the dud cannot be fired until July 1.
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Forest Fairbrother
Fairbrother
Bernard
Barney) Rhbin
University of California Livermore Radiation Laboratory
Robert Burton
AEC Sandia Laboratory
Albuquerque
N. M
Burton
Nevada Test Site
AEC
Hocking County to Elect First County Judge Under New Law
Hocking County voters will choose a county judge on November 5 to replace justices of the peace under a 102nd General Assembly law. The term begins January 1 1958 for one year with a $1500 base salary plus per capita pay. Petitions due August 7 at 4 p.m. at the election board or county engineer's office. The court may suspend driving rights for intoxicated offenders.
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Hocking County
Justices of the Peace
102Nd
General Assembly
Dean Dollison
Hocking County Election Board
Election Board
Dollison
Ed Jones
Hocking
Justice of the Peace
Farmer Fires At Youths Wounds Boy Near Oak Hill
In Jackson Ohio a 16 year old boy was seriously wounded when Benny Fairchild 52 fired a 45 caliber pistol at a party of youths in a passing car from his property about 75 yards away. Fairchild was charged with pointing and discharging a firearm and released on bond.
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Jackson
Ohio
John Evans
Benny Fairchild
Oak Hill
Paul Evans
Young Evans
Oak Hill Hospital
Fairchild
O Neill's Son Bags Best Fishing Catch
A group of state governors ended a two day Outer Banks visit hosted by Governor Hodges. Dubby O Neill, son of Governor O Neill, caught a 20 pound dolphin, the best catch of the trip.
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Nags Head
N. Co. i
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Dubby O'Neill
Ohio
William O'Neill
Dubby
Turnpike Driver Killed Near Warren Interchange
Mikhil Y. Daghir, 51, of Detroit, was killed when his car blew a rear tire and overturned on the Ohio Turnpike near the Warren Interchange Friday. Four other occupants were injured in the crash.
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Warren
Ohio
Mikhil Y. Daghir
Detroit
Ohio Turnpike
Portland Mayor Cleared By Jury
Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk was acquitted on perjury charges after a jury, in under two hours, found he did not lie to a vice probing grand jury about a gambler’s bribe. A bribery count against Schrunk remains unsettled, with no immediate comment from the prosecutor.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
Schrunk
Robert Y. Thornton
Ahea
Youthful Driver Loses His License
Judge Rhea Bangert Brown suspended the driving license of 16 year old John S. Chambers after he admitted operating a motor vehicle in an unsafe manner on May 30. The suspension lasts 90 days and was imposed at a Juvenile Court hearing on Friday afternoon.
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Logan Rt. 3
Rhea Bangert Brown
John S. Chambers
Rt. 338
State Highway Patrol
Gore appoints Gladys Proctor as postmistress
Mrs Gladys Proctor Gore was named postmistress succeeding acting postmistress Dottie Tucker. Tucker served since the resignation of Kathryn Terrell.
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Gladys Proctor Gore
Gladys Proctor
Gore
Dottie Tucker
Kathryn Terrell
Ex-Con Seizes Deputy and Flees Across Central California
A 38 year old ex convict James Goldman abducted Deputy Harry Haring in Madera after questioning him about prior brushes with the law. They fled in a 1955 gray Chevrolet as police pursued along major and minor roads aided by planes and road blocks.
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Madera
Calif
California
Harry Haring
James F. Goldman
Haring
Goldman
Sacramento, Calif
Here
Fresno
Gibisonville Man Found Dead Friday
Christopher William Meyer aged 78 was found dead at 5 p.m. Friday in an outbuilding at his Gibisonville home. He last was seen alive Tuesday, and county coroner Dr. Owen Yaw said death appeared to be a Wednesday stroke. Survived by a sister, three brothers, a relative raised by his family, and another relative, with graveside services set for 3:30 p.m. at St. John Lutheran Cemetery officiated by Rev. Thomas C. Smallsteed.
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Christopher William Meyer
Gibisonville
Owen Yaw
Meyer
Callie Seesholtz
Lancaster
John
Howard
Rockbridge
Charles
Death Toll Rises to 150 After Audrey Ravages Louisiana
Lake Charles residents and officials debate a higher death toll as rescue teams, including Maj. Gen. Hufft, search marshlands for missing and dead after Hurricane Audrey. Helicopters, offshore rigs, and a massive relief effort mark the coast.
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Lake Charles
Sidney Gray
Audrey
Louisiana
Ohio Rains Drench State as Storm Pushes East
Heavy rains soaked most of Ohio on Friday night with two inches in Cleveland and wind damage across several counties. A flash flood swamped the Mohican River area in Shelby and power outages affected over 150 Commonwealth Telephone subscribers, while fences and trees were downed by gusts north of Logan. The Weather Bureau warned of rising Ohio River levels and potential small-stream flooding as the tail of Hurricane Audrey moved eastward.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Audrey
Weather Bureau
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio
Cleveland
Wellston
U.S Weather Bureau
Port Columbus
Black Fork
Mohican
W. W. Skiles
Shelby
Seltzer Park
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Hocking County
Logan
Rachelmacher Park
Commonwealth Telephone
Harden Cremean
Bremen Rd
Cantwell Cliffs Area
Rockbridge
Nickel Plate Rd
Union Furnace
J. R. Young
Ohio Power Co
Logano
Maysville Ro
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