Uruguayan police disperse protest as Eisenhower visits
In Montevideo police used high pressure hoses to break up a student demonstration opposing President Eisenhower as his motorcade passed the University. A 150 foot banner reading down with Yankee imperialism was torn down as hoses drenched protesters on the fifth floor. Eisenhower arrived from Chile on the Latin American tour and met Benito Nardone, with talks planned on arms reduction in Latin America.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Eisenhower
Chile
University of Montevideo
Nixon
Latin America
Benito Nardone
National Council
America
Carrasco
Santiago
Nardone
National University
Richard M. Nixon
Brown
U.S
Robert Woodward
Edmund Brown
California
Daryl Chessman
Woodward
State Department
Chessman
Council of Government
Puerto Rico
Washington
Jorge Alessandri
Alessandri
Hemisphere
Brown takes chair as Hocking board reshuffles posts
Joe M. Brown was elected chairman at a reorganization meeting of the Hocking County election board Tuesday night. The Logan Rt. 4 Republican succeeds Democrat John Ayers of Murray City. Democrat Roy Anthony of Logan was named clerk, Republican Dean Collison of Logan was deputy clerk, and Mrs. Oragan of Logan Democrat was chosen assistant clerk.
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Joe M. Brown
Hocking County Election Board
Logan Rt. 4
John Ayers
Murray City
Roy Anthony
Logan
Dean Collison
Oragan
Logan City Council Tackles Water Supply Crisis
Logan's new City Council reviewed Burgess & Niple recommendations to secure water for fire protection and growth. Proposals include drilling a third well, converting to zeolite softening, electrifying pumps, building an 800000 gallon elevated reservoir, expanding mains on Market Culver and South Logan, and revising the rate schedule at an estimated cost of 548300 dollars with a 70 percent rate hike for South Logan. Construction could begin late this year with full completion by 1961.
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Burgess & Niple
Columbus
Logan
Ray Fuller
Bob Mahan
Daily News
Don Russell
Fuller and Mahan
Market St
North St
Culver St
Bowen St
Hunter St
South Logan
Smead Mfg. Co
Russell
Ralph Adcock
Bill Morgan
Council
Mahan
Filibuster Grinds Senate Committee Work to Halt
The Senate slowed to a crawl as a filibuster shut down most committee meetings. Only three groups met while civil rights debate filled the day, signaling trouble for lawmakers aiming to finish business before July conventions. Southern leaders blocked work in 10 of 16 major committees, delaying space, farm, military, banking, and other legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Hymn Composer Rev Thomas C Chisholm Dies at 93
Ocean Grove New Jersey AP reports Rev Thomas C Chisholm aged 93 a Methodist hymn writer who authored over 1200 hymns and devotional verses died on Monday.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Thomas C. Chisholm
Paraplegic executive leads handicapped workers to dignity
Dwight D. Guilfoil Jr., a paraplegic 37 year old executive from Franklin Park, heads Paraplegics Manufacturing Co. He was named Handicapped American of the Year by the PCEPH and will receive the award in Washington on May 5. The firm employs about 100 workers, most in wheelchairs, with a yearly volume near 750000 dollars and rising toward a million.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Guilfoil Jr
President's Committee On Employment of the Physically Handicapped
PCEPH
Guilfoil
Paraplegics Manufacturing Co
Franklin Park
Eisenhower
Washington
Mortality Climb As Agadir Quake Toll Surges
Survivors streamed from Agadir as a Red Cross official estimated more than 3,000 dead and over 5,000 injured after a double quake and tidal wave. Rescue efforts and mass evacuations continued while Europe and the Americas mobilized aid and authorities warned of ongoing danger.
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Agadir
Morocco
Red Cross
Albert A. Rainhard
International Red Cross
Geneva
U. S. Air Force
Europe
America
North Africa
Atlantic Coast
Bou Amrani
DiSalle Fears Racial Picketing Sparks Violence Warning
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle warned that NAACP led picketing of Woolworth stores in Cincinnati could trigger violence seen in the South. He cited reports of potential Civil Rights Commission involvement and urged legal remedies before extra legal action.
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Columbus
Ohio
F. W. Woolworth
Cincinnati
National Assn
Michael V
Civil Rights Commission
DiSalle
Richard E. Guggenheim
Commission
NAACP
Hammarskjold Seeks Ben Gurion Talks During U S Visit
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold hopes to discuss the Israel U A R tension with Israeli Premier David Ben Gurion during his U S trip. A U N spokesman said Ben Gurion was invited to meet Hammarskjold while in America to receive Brandeis University's honorary degree in Waltham Massachusetts on March 9.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
United Arab Republic
David Ben- Gurion
U.S
Ben-Gurion
Hammarskjold
America
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
Dutch Sailor Freed By Jury
Willem van Rie, a 31 year old Dutch seaman and radio operator on the Utrecht, was acquitted of murder in the death of Lynn Kauffman. The all male jury deliberated after a three week trial and returned the verdict at 9:13 a.m. EST. Van Rie showed relief as he left the courtroom with his wife at his side.
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Boston
Willem van Rie
Lynn Kauffman
van Rie
Far East
Utrecht
Snow Forecast Over Ohio With Warmer Temps Ahead
Official Weather Bureau synopsis for Ohio notes fair skies in the north and east, cloud cover elsewhere, and a snow forecast for the afternoon into tonight. Warmer air accompanies new snowfall with low tonight around six above and highs near 32 yesterday. Snow spreads from two low pressure centers moving toward Ohio, lasting into Thursday before tapering to flurries and turning colder Thursday night.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
New Mexico
Western
Gulf
Kentucky
Farm Union and Dairy Group Merge to Boost Milk Prices
Ohio Farmers Union chairman welcomed William Schneider of Elyria announcing the Ohio Dairy Farmers Bargaining Association voted to affiliate. Oxford’s Joseph W. Fichter said combining efforts will strengthen dairy farmers statewide for a just and fair price for their milk. Schneider is president of the bargaining association.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Farmers Union
William Schneider
Elyria
Ohio Dairy Farmers Bargaining Assn
Joseph W. Fichter
Oxford
Farmers Union
Schneider
Bargaining Association
Chiefs Lose 60-55 After Comeback Bid
Wellston upset Logan 60 55 in the Class AA Sectional opener at Ohio University. George Stump scored 23 in the second half including 16 straight points to rally Logan, but Wellston answered with two late buckets and four late free throws to seal the win. Logan finished 21 of 34 from the line while Wellston shot 12 of 25. Stump totaled 35 points, nearing Logan's scoring record, as the Chiefs fell despite a late surge and Stump's ironman effort.
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Ailsec
George Stump
Wellston
Logan
Ohio University
Chiefs
LHS
Stump
Rockets
Rocket
Gene Morgan
Bill Saxton
Eddie Joe Grandy
Morgan
Jackson
Steve Dalton
Anlsec
Dave
Marietta
Pomeroy
Athens
John Sigler
Scharfenbarger
Mark Mullins
Kisor
Air Force cancels ambitious Atlas long range test
The Air Force called off plans to launch a Super-Atlas from Cape Canaveral toward the Indian Ocean beyond Africa. The move followed weather delays and concerns over public notice, with speculation the cancellation aimed to avoid tensions during Eisenhower travels and avoid international signaling.
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Washington
Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Africa
Indian Ocean
Eisenhower
Canaveral
State Department
U.S
Central Asia
Pacific Ocean
Soviet Union
United States
Pacific
LHS Government Classes Electing City Officials
Logan High School seniors vote in a mock primary to elect a slate of city officials. Allan McLellan oversees the process as candidates for mayor, service director, auditor, treasurer, solicitor, council seats, and department heads are named for the upcoming city administration.
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Logan High School
LHS
Allan McLellan
Mark Myers
Butch Kuhn
Steve Bright
Mickey Frazier
Larry Wells
Joyce Hadley
Miriam Schottke
Santa Fe Chief Hit Oil Rig Train Crash Kills and Injures
Rescue crews probed the wreckage of a Santa Fe passenger train after colliding with an oil rig trailer near Bakersfield California. By dawn 14 bodies had been recovered with fears of more. Sixty-five were injured and treated. 45 released. Beverly Ott of Kenton Ohio was among the injured in serious condition.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Santa Fe
Chicago
The
San Francisco
Los Angeles
L. A. Snyder
A. H. Braley
Fresno
John Holland
John Garrett
Garrett
Bakersfield, Calif
Beverly Ott
Kenton
Ohio
Elvis Presley Expected Back in United States Thursday
Elvis Presley, 24, was to depart Friedberg today on a U S military transport plane and is scheduled to arrive at McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey on Thursday to resume his song and screen career after completing his Army stint.
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Friedberg
Germany
Elvis Presley
U.S
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
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