Weekend County Crashes Report Minor Damage Across Several Roads
County crashes over the weekend yielded four minor incidents on local highways plus two on E Main Street in Athens area. In Columbus, Ohio traffic fatalities fell to ten from twenty five the prior weekend per Associated Press.
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Athens Post
Hocking-Athens
Lancaster Post
Hocka la
Hocking Sauce
James F. Blume
N. Market St
Ernest L
Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Mayor Fines Six Drivers and Forfeits Bonds
The court of Mayor Francis Myers heard a Sunday chase on several streets and alleys ending on Mount E Front Street. Six drivers and three others forfeited bonds or were fined for speeding and related charges including a failure to appear and a passing at an intersection.
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Francis Myers
Mount
E. Front St
John A. Krannitz
Motherwell Ave
Krannitz
Ronald J. Mouser
State Highway Patrol
Esther Roberta
Summit Station
Robert B. Goodman
Cincinnati
State Patrol
Charles F. Willett
Athens Rt. 1
John E. Hughes
Springfield
Norman B. Beck
Logan Rt. 3
California GOP Girls Sell Skirts
Four California delegates headed to the national conference of Republican women wore white poodle cloth trim skirts with a waltzing GOP elephant motif as part of a campaign fashion display this year.
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California
Los Angeles
National Conference of Republican
Negro Named Top Mother In New Jersey
Atlantic City N J A 68 year old Negro woman who did odd jobs to send her five children through college has been chosen New Jersey s mother of the year Mrs Helen Lee Johnson of At Seat Does So ee Seete eee to be accorded the honor The children whom she supported and educated after the death of her husband have become successful in education medicine and law Mrs Johnson was named the New mother Sunday the American mother of the year since 1945 and Mrs Johnson now becomes a candidate for that honor Her children are Dr Arnold Lee Johnson a practicing surgeon in Memphis Tenn Mrs J Gray who now teaches sixth grade in Atlantic City Walter I Johnson who is director Sere Seen apeees near Poughkeepsie N Y Mrs June J Harris who now teaches in Camden High School Mrs Peggy J Hutchen who has a degree in social service work.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey
Helen Lee Johnson
At- Seat
Johnson
Arnold Lee Johnson
Memphis
Eisenhower Replies in Disarmament Propaganda Duel
President Eisenhower sends a note to the Soviet Foreign Office in a continuing exchange on disarmament and world peace. The U S ambassador Bohlen will deliver it with plans to publish, detailing a negative reply to Bulganin and a reaffirmation of Eisenhower’s stance.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Washington
Moscow
Bulganin
Eisenhower - Bulganin
United States
Russia
Geneva
Molotov
Somedal Or
Bunaies Ee Ten Aks
Supergun fires tiny missile at high speed
Washington reports a new super gun test device capable of launching a golf ball sized missile at 7,000 miles per hour. Dr Zaka J Slawsky of the U S Naval Ordnance Laboratory White Oak Maryland says it reduces trial and error in missile research and cuts firing costs from tens of thousands to a few thousand dollars per test.
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Washington
Zaka J. Slawsky
U. S. Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak
Settlement Eyed At Westinghouse
Washington sources report a government package to settle the 141 day Westinghouse strike would grant Westinghouse a five year contract and allow the union arbitration over wages and work standards. The IUE would gain local wage reopeners and arbitration rights on the study plan while the company retains control of the study and standards. The IUE conference board will meet tonight to consider the proposal.
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Washington
Westinghouse
Federal Mediation Service
IVUE
Westinghouse Conference Board
IUE
General Electric
IUS
Mercury Rises to 69 as Clear Skies Warm County
Hocking Countians enjoy the year's mildest weather with clear skies and a 69 degree noon high. The day climbs from yesterday's 55 at 3 30 pm and a 34 degree low. Forecasters expect more rain Tuesday with warm highs ahead.
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Hocking Countians
Adenauer Sweeps Baden Wuerttemberg Victory Boosts CDU
In Baden Wuerttemberg CDU secured six seats and routed the opposition, ensuring coalition support to control the state parliament. The result also marked the Communist party’s loss of its four seats, as Adenauer’s CDU gains momentum toward the 1957 nationwide vote.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
CDU
Baden-Wuerttemberg
Romanian Communists Report New Terror Wave in Romania
FRANKFURT Germany reports from refugees and Western sources describe a fresh terror wave in Romania with executions and dumped bodies. Informants say hundreds were killed and left on sidewalks in Bucharest and Timisoara last autumn, guarded by Soviet soldiers and police.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Romania
Tke Reanald Se
Bucharest
Timisoara
Senator Faces Campaign Aid Ties To Oil Firm
Senate investigation probes whether How ard B. Keck and oil lobbyist John M. Neff offered funds to campaigns including Francis Case and others. Testimony shows conflicting claims on offers of 2500 and 1000 dollars and names tied to Oil. Neff denies making offers while Goodwin testifies to two offers.
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Washington
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Howard B. Keck
John M. Neff
Oil Company
Neff
Sen. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Robert K. Goodwin
Iowa
Republican National
Baldridge Trial Slated To Resume In Ohio Case
Washington C H Ohio. The second degree murder trial of 63 year old farmer George Baldridge in the slaying of state game protector Irvin J Patrick resumed this afternoon. The state completed its case last Thursday and the trial could go to the jury late tomorrow.
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Washington C. H
George Baldridge
Baldridge
Irvin J. Patrick
Patrick
Ohio
Old Soldier Woolson Passes Time In Frail Health
W Albert Woolson, a 109 year old Civil War veteran, spent a fair night at St Luke's Hospital after being taken there yesterday from fatigue. He has endured several spells of lung congestion in recent months.
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Duluth
Minn
W . Albert Woolson
St. Lukes Hospital
Three Policemen Die In Skirmish Near Sea of Galilee
Israel reports three policemen killed as Syrian forces exchange fire with Israeli troops on the Sea of Galilee shore in a clash that heightens Middle East tension. A Syrian-Israeli flare up follows regional moves, with U N and Western diplomats fearing wider war possibilities.
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Jerusalem
Middle East
Sea of Galilee
Jordan
Hussein
John Bagot Glub
Arab Legion
Galilee
Khan Yunes
Gaza
Egypt
Mixed Armistice Commission
Israel
Glubb
GOP Solon Says Lausche Tough in Opinion
Senator Bridges said Lausche would be a tough Democratic rival for Eisenhower to beat. He noted Stevenson poses a strong challenge but may fade in time. Republican leaders urged limited campaign trips and personal appearances in key states to boost Eisenhower. An AP poll shows Nixon favored for renomination by 35 percent, with 54 percent noncommittal.
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Sen. Bridges
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
GOP
Adlai Stevenson
Bridges
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Leonard Hall
Knowland
California
Goldwater
Arizona
Sen. Fulia
Arkansas
Asia
Senate
White House
Hall
Associated Press
National Committee
Nixon
Murder Trial Postponed Indefinitely for Hartshorn Case
The second degree murder trial of 26 year old Robert G Hartshorn of Perry is postponed indefinitely. His father George Hartshorn and brother Lloyd Junior Hartshorn figure in the case as a victim. Judge Harley Meyer noted no new date. Hartshorn remains in Hocking County jail on $10 000 bond as jurors were notified. Sheriff Waldron covered 63 miles to reach seven jurors by phone.
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Robert G. Hartshorn
Perry
George Hartshorn
Lloyd Junior Hartshorn
Hocking Valley Hospital
Harley Meyer
Hartshorn
Stump Run
Rt. 180
Robert
Hocking County
Pagan A. J. Waldron
Waldron
Minister Convinced Religion Has Link With Psychiatry
Parsons Kansas native Rev Sigurd Peterson becomes a fulltime psychiatric chaplain at Parsons State Training School for Mentally Retarded Children joining the medical team with a nine month psychiatry course from Topeka. He stresses God loving children and says religion can aid emotional needs and personality adjustment beside standard therapy.
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Parsons State Training School
Topeka
Kan
Parsons Hospital
Parsons
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