Management To Be Linked To Labor Probe
Senate rackets investigators say their inquiry reaches into management practices and labor union operations. The panel cites more than $20,000 in Teamsters funds paid to Chicago consultant Shefferman as part of the broadened probe.
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Washington
Senate
Robert Kennedy
Iater
Teamsters Union
Nathan W. Shefferman
Chicago
Seattle
Beck
Shefferman
Brewster
Teamsters
McClellan
D-Ark
Kennedy
Public Relations
Los Angeles Teamsters Council
No Accidents Reported In County Over The Weekend
Authorities reported a quiet weekend in Hocking County with no accidents. The Athens and Lancaster patrol posts each logged three minor collisions and only minor injuries. City police and the sheriff's department saw no accidents or arrests.
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Hocking County
Athens
Lancaster
Sheriff's Department
Paper Hikes Price
The New York World Telegram and Sun announced a newsstand price increase from five to ten cents, effective Tuesday.
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New York
New York World - Telegram
Sun
Ohio's Biggest Cooking School Comes To Logan
Ohio's biggest traveling cooking school moves to Logan for a three day run at Logan High School auditorium. Shows run 8 p.m. Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with free admission. Sponsored by Ohio Fuel Gas Co Daily News and local merchants.
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Gasco Food Institute
Ohio
Logan
Food Institute
Logan High School
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
The
Daily News
Cooperating Merchants
Gasco Food Institute Present Packaged Pretty and Practical Series
Logan High School Auditorium hosts a trio of events for a community program titled Packaged Pretty and Practical. Tuesday March 19 features Time 8 p.m. followed by Picture Pretty Favorites on Wednesday March 20 and Just-A-Minute Cooking on Thursday March 21 with doors opening at 7 30 p.m. Admission is free.
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Logan High School
Picture Pretty Favorites and Just-A-Minute Cooking Shows
Local programs on Wednesday and Thursday feature new recipes and gas appliance demonstrations plus household hints and humor. Special demos include flower and plant arranging, beauty secrets, and a fashion show with audience prize-giving.
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Jean Gerken
Food Institute
Mrs. Clara Etta Hoy Dies at 82 in Logan Ohio
Clara Etta Hoy 82 died at 3 15 a.m. Sunday at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Earl Sheets 362 Mound St after two years illness. She was born New Straitsville and moved to Logan in 1949. Survived by son Harry Hoy Columbus sister Mary Lanning Grove City and three grandchildren. Funeral at Heinlein Funeral Home 2 p.m. Wednesday Rev Thomas C Smallsteed officiating burial New Straitsville Cemetery. Friends may call at any time.
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Clara Etta Hoy
Earl Sheets
Mound St
Samuel
Margaret Whitmer Emrick
New Straitsville
Logan
Charles D. Hoy
Nixon Says U S To Parley With Italy On Middle East
Rome report says Vice President Nixon announced ongoing consultation between the United States and Italy on Middle East issues before departing for Tunisia. He spoke after meeting Pope Pius XII and Italian officials, while American and Italian leaders seek closer coordination amid regional tensions.
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Nixon
U. S
Italy
Middle East
Rome
Tunisia
Africa
Pope Pius XII
United States
Garcia Takes Philippine Reins After Magsaysay Death
Vice President Carlos P. Garcia was sworn in as fourth Philippine president after the plane crash that killed Ramon Magsaysay. He will serve until after November elections and plans no cabinet changes while continuing foreign affairs. American-Philippine friendship is expected to endure amid a wide open race for the presidency.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Free World
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippine Republic
Richardo Paras
Magsaysay
Garcia
Heavy Winds and Rain Hit Texas Coast
Torrential rains and hurricane force winds struck the Texas Gulf Coast with at least one drowning and a tornado injuring several in the Galveston area. Ten inches of rain flooded Texas City, while 80 mph winds knocked down poles and damaged homes. Twisters were reported near Houston and near San Angelo as a broad wet weather system spread across the South and Midwest.
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Associated Press
Texas Gulf Coast
Galveston
Texas City
Galveston County
Houston
San Angelo
Texas
San Antonio
Bryan
Ohio Valley
New England
Florida Peninsula
Mississippi River
Northern Plains
Great Lakes
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
Rocky Mountains
Five Day Forecast with Normal Temperature Range
The forecast calls for temperatures averaging toward normal to 3 degrees below normal with highs from 47 to 54 and lows from 28 to 34. Cooler nights Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer Friday or Saturday. Showers tonight and Wednesday and again Friday or Saturday. Snow flurries likely near Lake Erie Wednesday. Total rainfall up to 1 inch.
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Lake Erie
Thomas R. Geslin Dies At Age 68
Thomas R. Geslin aged 68, lifelong Logan resident, died at Hocking Valley Hospital after seven weeks as a patient. A World War I veteran, he was active in American Legion Post 78, Disabled American Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Antioch Grange, and Izaak Walton League. Survived by two daughters, two sisters, a brother, and five grandchildren. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery with military rites. visitation at Heinlein Funeral Home.
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Thomas R. Geslin
Logan and
Hocking Valley Hospital
Gilbert and
Mary Braddock Geslin
Logan
Mr. Geslin
Hocking Valley Brick Co
Edna
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Antioch Grange
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
Edith Eaton
Martha Inman
Aliquippa
Mary Geslin
Emma Meyer
Dunedin
Fla
Benjamin Geslin
Heinlein
Thomas C. Smallsteed
Oak Grove Cemetery
Auto Licenses Well Mixed Up
Bristol Rhode Island report on Gene Ac cardi receiving two different license plates GA 306 and FW 306. He returned them to the motor vehicle registry and awaits the owner of the mixed plates to likewise correct their records.
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Bristol, R. I
Gene Accardi
Rhode Islanders
Registry of
St Pat robbery hits Albany church poolbox
St Patrick's Day events in Albany were marred when a poolbox holding $70 was stolen from St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Police investigated the break in and searched for witnesses and suspects.
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Albany, N. Y
Albany
St. Patrick's
Meir Asks Dulles to Press U S on Middle East Crisis
Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir urged Secretary of State Dulles to back Eisenhower era promises and curb Egyptian moves as Gaza tensions flare. She arrived with Abba Eban and aides to discuss Egypt Nasser and the Suez Gulf blockades and Israel’s security.
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Washington
Israel
Golda Meir
Dulles
U. S
Middle East
Mrs. Meir
Jerusalem
Abba Eban
Reuven Shiloah
Gedeon Rafael
United Nations
Far East
Meir
Francis Wilcox
United Nations Affairs
Donald Bergus
Nasser
Mideast
United States
Eisenhower
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Society of Nations
Gulf of Suez
David Ben-Gurion
Youth Nets 42-Pound Muskie at Lake Logan
A Logan Rt. 2 youth caught a 23 inch 4% pound muskie near the dam while trolling a Lazy Ike plug. It is the first muskie reported this year at Lake Logan where muskies stocked in 1955 have grown rapidly.
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Lake Logan
Logan Rt. 2
Roger N. King
Lake Logan Rtd
Enterprise School
King
Lancaster
U N Forces Seen Altering Positions In Gaza Strip
Cairo reports say U N Emergency Force begins partial withdrawal from Gaza positions and along the Gaza Israel border while maintaining some towns. UN officials Bunche Burns and Stavro polo s shuttle between Gaza and Cairo to assess administration and security controls. Israeli withdrawal from Gaza areas prompts expectations Egypt to assume civilian and military duties.
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Cairo
Egypt
P—U. N
Gaza Strip
UNEF
Strip
Gaza
U. N
Ralph Bunche
Constantin Stavropoulos
Bunche
Burns
Salah Gohar
Egyptian
Palestine Department
Sharm el Sheikh
Logan Youth Aboard Cruiser Aids Eisenhower Bermuda Voyage
GS-3 Robert Mock, son of Mr and Mrs John F Mock of 168 E Hunter Sr, serves aboard the Navy guided missile cruiser Canberra taking President Eisenhower on a six day Bermuda voyage. A 1953 Logan High School graduate, he trained at Bainbridge and was assigned to Norton Sound before joining the Canberra after its christening last summer in Norfolk.
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Robert Mock
John F. Mock
E. Hunter Sr
Canberra
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Norfolk
Logan
Logan Navy
Bainbridge
Norton Sound
Hawk Missile Targets Low Level Threats
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Army Ordnance unveils the Hawk a guided missile intended to destroy any aircraft at low altitude It aims to fill a gap in air defense critics say left antiaircraft and radar tuned to high altitude It will carry an atomic warhead according to the report
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Army Ordnance
Yank
America
Mrs. Emma Stiverson Dies at 86 in Gibisonville
Emma Priscilla Stiverson 86 longtime Gibisonville resident died at 5 30 p m Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs James Anderson after six months illness. She was widow of Jacob Stiverson who died in 1944 and a Gibisonville EUB Church member. Survivors include daughters Nellie Wentz and Mrs. with two sons Arch and Robert Stiverson, a brother Pearl Kuhn, seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral set for 10 30 a m Thursday at the Gibisonville EUB Church with burial in Mount Olive Cemetery. Friends may call Heinlein Funeral Home after 2 p m Tuesday until Thursday.
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Emma Priscilla Stiverson
Hocking County
Gibisonville
James Anderson
Laurel Twp
Blackjack
Samuel
Christina Zellars
Jacob Stiverson
Stiverson
Gibisonville Eub
Nellie Wentz
Lancaster
Arch
Robert Stiverson
Cincinnati
Pearl Kuhn
Floyd Adams
Ewing Ross
Gibisonville Eub Church
Mount Olive Cemetery
Heinlein Funeral
Ex Ohioan Paul Switzer fatally stabbed in Sacramento
Paul Benjamin Switzer 59 son of former Ohio congressman Robert Switzer of Gallipolis was fatally stabbed Saturday in Sacramento. Police say they are at a dead end and robbery does not appear to be the motive. Switzer carried several dollars in his pocket.
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Sacramento
Calif
Paul Benjamin Switzer
Ohio
Switzer
Robert Switzer
Gallipolis
Leading Toledo Physician Dies
TOLEDO. Dr. Chester Waggoner, 73, longtime physician and member of the Ohio State Medical Board since 1936, died here Sunday. He graduated in 1900 and pursued further studies at Harvard University and Johns Hopkins University.
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Toledo
Chester Waggoner
Ohio State Medical Board
Waggoner
Harvard University
Odkins
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Wesley A Cannon
North St
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U. S. Naval Air Staff
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Huk
Philippines
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Southeast Asia Treaty Council
Harold Macmillan
Kincade Springs State Hatchery
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Jerry Hutchison
Game Protector
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U.N. Emergency Force
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Logan Youth
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