Nixon Votes To Preserve Flexible Farm Price Supports For Wheat
Vice President Richard Nixon cast the tie breaking vote to preserve the administration’s flexible wheat price supports. The Senate narrowly maintained a $1.81 per bushel floor instead of $2.26, with Republicans and Democrats split along party lines. The bill also introduces a soil bank plan and expands eligibility to oats barley rye and grain sorghum and peanuts for payments totaling $750 million.
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Jenkins praises absence of filing fees in eight-county district
Rep Jenkins notes no Democrat candidate in eight counties and questions why no one from the party filed. He cites voters in his congressional district and urges effort to engage the public as May 8 election nears with filing deadline February 8.
Washington D. H. Leader Is Dead
Edith H. Gardner 89, longtime Fay a County figure and daughter of Mills Gardner, died recently. She left her farm home to funeral services. obituary notes her prominence and family ties in the district.
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Ohio River Floods Rise Across Region With Several Evacuations
The Weather Bureau reports the Ohio River cresting above flood stage at multiple points from Pittsburgh to Marietta. Water covers streets in several communities, with evacuations planned for about six homes near Wheeling. Forecasts project crests near 50 to 52 feet in Portsmouth and Gallipolis by Sunday night, with ongoing river rises and several road closures.
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Miss Lucy to Get Hearing Over University Expulsion
Autherine Lucy's attorney asked Judge H Hobart Grooms to overturn her expulsion by the university board of trustees and set a date for readmission by March 5. Lucy hinted in New York she may study in Texas if she marries, with Texas University named as a possible future option. A rally speaker urged Alabama to enforce school segregation and threaten arrests for those entering white-only facilities.
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REA approves $250000 loan for South Central Rural Electric
Washington The Rural Electrification Administration approves a 250000 loan for the South Central Rural Electric Cooperative of Lancaster. The cooperative's territory includes most of western Hocking County.
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McKay Aims to Beat Morse in Oregon Senate Race
Secretary of the Interior McKay filed for Republican nomination for senator from Oregon, signaling a possible May primary fight and a November duel with Sen. Wayne Morse. The move drew mixed reactions from parties and drew endorsements from President Eisenhower and GOP officials while Democrats voiced enthusiastic support.
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Temperatures Rise After Midweek Dip In City Brief
Temperatures climbed to 54 degrees by 10 30 a m after a 38 degree low as a midweek cooling trend eased. Brief showers and scattered rain were reported with warmer air continuing to move in after Wednesday night’s change from spring like weather.
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Police arrest suspected auto thief in Columbus capture
Columbus police vice squadmen William Voorhis and Ted Hatzo nabbed a suspected thief last night after spotting a car being driven away. The stolen vehicle was an unmarked cruiser assigned to Voorhis as officers pursued the suspect yet details of the incident remain incomplete.
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Sugar workers vote against contract in Hawaii
About 15 000 workers in Hawaii vote 20 to 1 against a three year contract offer from Big Five sugar companies. They seek higher severance pay and a raise beyond nine cents an hour, with voting set to finish late next.
Border clash near Jerusalem leaves settler dead
An Israeli border spokesman said a Jordanian raiding party fired on Naham village in the Judean hills Friday night, killing a settler. Israeli patrols drove off the raiders and killed one member of the group.
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Defense official calls reevaluation of military aircraft speed
Assistant secretary of defense Clifford C. Furnas urged a study on whether current high speed is necessary. Speaking before the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences he argued that propulsion axioms have been compromised by the "hell-for-leather" rush for speed.
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Four Die in Head On Crash Near Western Michigan Town
A head on collision late last night between two cars near a western Michigan community left four people dead. Police identified two drivers and two passengers as victims. Investigators are examining road conditions and vehicle speeds for causes.
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Ohio Hog Market Holds Steady This Week
Ohio bureau reports live hog prices in central and western regions mostly 11.75 to 12.50 per 100 pounds for No 2 slaughter hogs 180 to 220 pounds. Week average for good quality butchers 12.10, up slightly from 12.05 a week earlier. Opening Monday eased to 11.75 12.00, later rose to about 12.00 12.25 midweek, then steadied into Friday.
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Logan High School Valedictorians Lead 1956 Honor Roll
At a Logan High School assembly two valedictorians Caro lin Palmer and Janet Risch posted straight A 4.0 averages. Other top seniors include Dan Lappen Harry Kitchen Donna Heft and Wilma May with high GPAs as district and state scholarship test certificates were awarded to students placing in the district and state.
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New Trial Plea Seen By Baldridge
Defense lawyers planned to file a motion for a new trial for George Baldridge condemned for manslaughter in the shotgun death of game warden Irvin Patrick. Baldridge began a 120 year sentence after his conviction and transfer to Ohio Penitentiary.
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DiSalle Endorsed in Cleveland by Michael V. Di Salle
Former Toledo mayor Michael V. Di Salle endorses DiSalle in Cleveland as a political backing note with local party implications.
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Youth Cited Following 2-Truck Crash Near New Straitsville
State highway patrol reports a two-truck crash on Rt. 75 south of New Straitville in Perry County at 12 20 p m Friday. Logan Building Center truck driven by Ira B Stephenson 63 and a pickup driven by Joe Williams Jr 17 New Straitsville were involved. Williams backed from a township road into the Building Center vehicle rear and both sustained moderate damage. Williams was cited to appear in Perry County Juvenile Court for backing without caution.
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Athens Judge's Son Pleads Innocent
Larry White 18 son of County Common Pleas Judge Francis D. White pleaded innocent to two burglary charges. He was jailed earlier for investigation of thefts from courthouse offices and bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond. Deputy Harold Shields said the probe centers on $297 stolen from Clerk of Courts Phyllis L. Cross and from the vehicle title office.
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Westinghouse Roll Total In Dispute
Columbus officials report most of the 4 833 workers at the Westinghouse plant who struck on October 17 have returned or secured jobs. Local 746 representatives of the International Union of Electrical Workers dispute the figures.
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Cyprus Archbishop Seized Triggers Islandwide Strike
Thousands walk off jobs across Cyprus in a general strike protesting Britain’s deportation of Archbishop Makarios III as a rebel. British paratroopers patrol Nicosia amid gunfire and bombs. three wounded. Makarios to exile in Seychelles. Greece protests. London calls move folly.
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Roads Closed in Ohio by High Waters
Ohio transportation lists roads closed by high water. One way segment Ohio 1 near Columbus and Ohio 7 from Mohawk Dam to Coshocton County in Washington are affected.
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Grass Fire In Logan Reported Near Mulberry Street
A grass fire in Logan prompted a 3 a.m. call reporting flames near Mulberry Street on N and Ammon. Fire crews responded to the site, containing the blaze and preventing spread to adjacent properties. No injuries were reported and cause is under investigation.
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