Eisenhower Aide Pushes Tough Civil Rights Penalty
Atty. Gen. Rogers urged Congress to back a civil rights penalty provision authorizing fines and prison terms for those who use force to interfere with court ordered school integration. The House bill retains the clause while the Senate has weakened or omitted it. Violence in Alabama and nationwide protests prompted renewed federal action calls from NAACP head Roy Wilkins and UAW President Walter Reuther.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Atty
William P. Rogers
Congress
Edwin
FE. Ellis
D-La
Rogers
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Alabama
Roy Wilkins
the National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
United States
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Mont
Burglars Hit Four Logan Places Over Weekend
Four Logan locations were burgled Friday night to Sunday afternoon. Kroger on W Front St Wooden Shoe Tavern 84 W Main St VFW Club hall 51% S Mulberry St and Bill Sauer's refreshment stand were entered with bricks used to smash windows. Cash and cigars were taken at the VFW. Sauer's stand saw cash and change. Police suggest same offenders hit first three sites. entries occurred Saturday night.
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Logan
Kroger
W. Front St
Wooden Shoe Tavern
W. Main St
VFW Club
S. Mulberry St
Bill Sauer
VFW
Kroger's
Sauer
Paratroops Airdropped for Big Slam Puerto Pine Maneuver
Giant Globemaster transports depart from 13 bases to airlift over 18 000 troops and 11 000 tons of equipment to Puerto Rico for Exercise Big Slam Pine. About 8 000 paratroopers join from the 101st Airborne Division at Ft Campbell Kentucky.
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FT. Campbell
Puerto Rico
Puerto Pine
Pennsylvania
Utah
Military Transport Service
U.S
Caribbean Commonwealth
101St Airborne Division
Minister dies at 81 in Ohio after pastorates
Rev. Howard L. Bethel aged 81 died Saturday in an Erie Pennsylvania hospital. He retired in 1949 after an eight year pastorate in Plymouth Ohio and will be honored with a funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church in Ashtabula where he served as interim pastor in 1955 56. A native of Belmont County he also worked as registrar and teacher at Rio Grande College.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Howard L. Bethel
Plymouth
Erie, Pa
First Presbyterian Church
Belmont County
Rio Grande College
Jobless Claims Decline in Hocking County and Nearby Towns
Unemployment in Hocking County falls with 55 new idle claims, 15 fewer than prior week. Continued claims rise slightly from 525 to 533. Nelsonville and Glouster show declines in new claims while Athens reports 36 new initial claims and a fall in continued claims.
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New Logan
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Homer Schein
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Logan
Schein
Athens
Glouster
Dalai Lama Delegation’s U.S. Lawyer Fees Top $105,000
A confidential adviser says the Dalai Lama’s three man delegation to the United Nations and their American lawyers have cost about $105,000 in less than a year. He notes American lawyers' fees were the most expensive. The UN General Assembly last October adopted a resolution expressing concern over Tibetan human rights.
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London
United Nations
D. K. Sen
U.N. General Assembly
Rhee Unopposed For Fourth Term In Korea Election
Seoul AP reports South Korea's presidential race ends with Syngman Rhee unopposed for a fourth term. His running mate Lee Ki-poong is favored to defeat incumbent John M. Chang in the vice presidential contest.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Lee Ki-poong
John M. Chang
Algeria Rebel Sees Prolonged War for Independence
In Tunis AP reports Ferhat Abbas, head of the rebel government in exile, says De Gaulle closed peace talks and that rebels will continue the war until Algeria gains independence. Abbas notes the French leader claims a long conflict lies ahead and will be settled by arms.
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Algeria
Tunis
Ferhat Abbas
Charles de Gaulle
Abbas
de Gaulle
Finch Murder Trial Ends in Deadlock Amid Juror Turmoil
In Los Angeles seven women and five men deadlock 10 to 2 and 84 to acquit on R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff for strangled Barbara Finch. Juror fear and threats surfaced with one member allegedly vowing to throw a juror out a window. A new trial date will be set Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
Louis Werner
Genevieve Lang
Lang
Werner
Dolres Jaimez
Eddie Lindsay
Jaimez
Lindsay
Carole
Khrush Visit To France Rescheduled For March 23
Moscow reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev will visit France from March 23 to April 3, shortening the trip to 12 days after a bout with influenza forced a postponement. De Gaulle’s Britain trip begins April 5, with a US visit on April 19.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
France
Tass
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Britain
United States
Radio Moscow
Death Claims Mrs. Lloyd On Anniversary
Mrs. Lula Lloyd 69 of 684 E Main St died suddenly at 9 a m Sunday on the eve of her golden wedding anniversary with husband David. Survived by son Vaughn Walker Lloyd two granddaughters two great grandsons. preceded by three children and sister. Funeral Wednesday 2 p m Evangelical United Brethren Church Logan officiated burial Green Lawn Nelsonville. Visitation after 7 p m today Heinlein Funeral Home.
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Lula Lloyd
E. Main St
David
Lloyd
Green Two
Hocking County
Anthony
Rachel Mowery
United Brethren Fellowship Church
Maysville Rd
Vaughn Walker Lloyd
George Earl Lloyd
Harold Potts
Margaret B. Lloyd
Bell Devol
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Logan
John Devol
Lancaster
Glyde Gibson
Enterprise
Green Lawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Heinlein Funeral
Argentine Saboteurs To Face Death Penalty
In Buenos Aires President Arturo Frondizi signed an emergency decree declaring the death penalty for sabotage and acts against state order. The measure follows a string of terrorist bombings that claimed lives across the country.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Boy Tries to Save Pups in Home Fire
David Timothy Moore aged 6 ran back into his burning home near Proctorville Ohio to save a litter of puppies and died. Firemen said the blaze may have started from defective wiring in the kitchen of the five room frame house.
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Ironton, Ohio
David Timothy Moore
Proctorville
Record Ohio Vehicle Registrations Reach 4.33 Million
Ohio state auditor James A. Rhodes announced a record 4,327,783 motor vehicle registrations for the year ending February 29. License revenues totaled nearly 74 million dollars, reflecting a high in registration activity.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Adenauer Defends German Democracy Amid Anti Semitism
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in New York asserted Germany is a practicing democracy and blamed anti Semitic incidents on a minor neo Nazi fringe. He warned the Soviet Union aims to drive a wedge between Germans and Americans and praised Germany's democratic spirit as Parliament debates civil rights. Adenauer, 84, spoke at a luncheon, met Cardinal Spellman, toured the Metropolitan Museum, and planned a Tokyo state visit before Washington talks with President Eisenhower.
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New York
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Germany
Soviet Union
United States Senate
American Council On Germany
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tokyo
Washington
Eisenhower
Minnie Geslin Dies at 78 Native of Hocking County
Minnie Geslin 78 lifelong Hocking County resident died at 9 20 a m at 57 S Walnut St after two and a half years of ill health and bed confinement since Feb 10 She was daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Barnhart McCarthy wife of Benjamin F Geslin member of St Matthew Lutheran Church Survived by husband and stepdaughter Mrs Mary Acker of Columbus Funeral arrangements by Leonard Funeral Home incomplete
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Minnie Geslin
Benjamin F. Geslin
Hocking County
S. Walnut St
Geslin
Charles
Elizabeth Barnhart McCarthy
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Mary Acker
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Home
Ohio Weather Outlook From Great Lakes High Pressure
Official Weather Bureau summary notes fair weather for Ohio as a high pressure system sits over the Great Lakes. Weekend saw clear skies and wide temperature swings in the Hocking Valley with lows around three below and highs near 37, melting much snow. Overcast skies and more snow foreseen for tomorrow.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Mercury
Ohio Weather Summary With Snow Across The North
Temperatures rose to 36 in Chesapeake 32 in Columbus 35 in Cincinnati. Night clouds thinned to give morning light snow across Columbus Cleveland and Toledo with northern Ohio mostly affected. Southern Ohio may see sunshine while the north stays cloudy. A low pressure system over Colorado moves east bringing more light snow to Ohio Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Chesapeake
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio
Colorado
Nelsonville Greyhounds Triumph In District Final
Nelsonville Greyhounds defeated Fairland 75 to 50 at Wellston to claim the Class A District Tournament title and secure a bid to the Athens Regional. Mike Dexter led with 21 points, as Nelsonville opened a big second-quarter lead and then prepared to face New Boston in the opening regional game.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds
Fairland
Wellston
Greyhounds
Nelsonville
New Boston
At & P.m
Ob Sheskey
Mike Dexter
Bob Boling
Mike Patton
Joe Heinz
Athens
Glenford
Granville
Trooper Stops Gunman Hired to Kill Woman in Illinois Park
Off duty state trooper William Dahlkamp chased the killer across a snow filled park and tackled John Burris who had attempted to abduct Mrs Schweska. Burris admitted he was paid by Alfred Schweska to murder the 28 year old mother of three. Schweska was arrested for being an accessory before the fact.
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Springfield, Ill
William Dahlkamp
John Burris
Burris
Alfred F. Schweska
Schweska
Sangamon County
Lincoln Park
Red Missile Total Laid Ahead Of U S
Washington AP The Pentagon top defense scientist says the Soviet Union has more missiles than the United States but more of everything else. Dr Herbert F York notes frontier defense and warns the imbalance may not be permanent. Gen Maxwell Taylor warns the military trend could favor Soviets unless changed. Thomas Lanphier Jr criticizes Eisenhower for not seeking military advice in defense planning.
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Washington
Pentagon
Soviet Union
United States
Herbert F. York
York
Defense Research and Engineering
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Thomas G. Lanphier Jr
Eisenhower
Federal Agency Seeks Fund To Wipe Out Medical Quacks
Washington AP reports the Food and Drug Administration seeks more congressional funding to combat thousands of medical quacks. Testimony to a House subcommittee includes examples like a bagi pipe sold for 2.40 and a plastic bag for head exhalation, plus farcical long distance diagnosis using blood samples.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
George P. Larrick
House Appropriations
Larrick
Japan
Fresh air link joins main rescue in Holden mine
In Logan West Virginia rescuers near 18 trapped miners report a new fresh air line converging with the first. Rescue chief says a critical stage has arrived as teams fight through tunnels to reach men believed behind a tunnel fire and rock fall. Officials say the entombed miners likely alive and extra air supply is ongoing.
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Crawford L. Wilson
Wilson
Island Creek Coal Co
Holden
No. 4
Elmer Layne
Kentucky
Bartley
W. Va
Island Creek
Raymond E. Salvati
Salvati
Pioneer V Sets Record for Long Distance Space Signal
America’s Pioneer V satellite sped through space after setting a new long distance communications record. By Sunday night it was 409,060 miles out and transmitting at 5,955 mph as NAGA stations in California and Hawaii reported excellent signals. Pioneer IV held the previous record at 407,000 miles before its power failed.
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Washington
America
Naga
California
Hawaii
Pioneer IV
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Mattie Mae Jones
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Jones
George W. Barron
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Logan Places
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Khrush
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