Collison Urges Southeast Ohio Industry Growth
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development Director Koder Collison told 70 Southeastern Ohio businessmen and officials in Athens that aiding existing industries is crucial. He cited regional potential, staff support, and a survey drive to map opportunities as part of a statewide effort to attract and develop industry and tourism. Local leaders and officials attended the regional development meeting and reviewed planned programs and committees.
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Koder Collison
Ohio
Department of Industrial & Economic Development
Southeastern Ohio
Athens
Logan
Hocking County
University Center
Collison
Don Stull
Charles Heath
Chambers of Commerce
Nick Kaschak
Paul Sherlock
Division of
Travel and Recreation
State Highway Department
Univne
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Francis Myers
Otto Shaw
Harry Armstrong
R. B. Perkins
Barton A. Holl
Richard Holl
Bill Robb
Robert King
Grant Byrnes
Earl O'Brien
Don Russell
Earl Lowe
B. G. Greenman
Walter Ott
Bill Miller
Probers Seek Cause Of Mid Air Northwest Plane Explosion
Investigators examined debris including bits of flesh and metal to determine why Northwest Airlines Flight 710 exploded and crashed killing all 63 aboard. CAB and FBI officials pursued bomb or other causes as ground searches and pathologist work continued near the Ohio River area in Indiana.
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Tell City
Ind
Northwest Airlines
Ed Slattery
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ohio River
CAB
Minneapolis
Miami
Slattery
FBI
Washington
Northwest
Chicago
Midway Airport
Indiana
Kentucky
Cyril Powers
Theodore Wilson
Electra
Louis Gayer
Joe O’brien
Scotland
Federal Aviation Agency
Allentown School Bans Going Steady for Students
The principal of Allentown Central Catholic High School orders pupils to refrain from going steady. The edict cites distractions to study and claims marriages by immature couples, allowing enforcement through wording, tokens, or constant presence at church or home.
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Allentown
Allentown Central Catholic High School
Stephen J. Daday
Daday
Jesus Christ
Father Daday
Army admonitions issued after colonel’s son incident
In Mannheim the U S Army dispatched letters of admonition to Col K E Jurgens and Lt Col J E Darner after incidents involving the colonel’s 9 year old son during an inspection. The move marks a disciplinary response by the 77th Support Command and 71st Ordnance Battalion.
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Mannheim
Germany
U. S. Army
Army
K. E. Jurgens
Washington, D. C
77Th
J. E. Darner
Anguilla
Miss
71St Ordnance Battalion
Civil Rights Bill Passage Delayed Amid House Senate Talks
In Washington House leaders moved target to next Wednesday for civil rights bill action while Senate consideration stalls over court appointed referees. Senate debates substitute voting registrars from the Civil Rights Commission for federal and state elections if 50 or more discrimination complaints arise. House defeats a Southern amendment tightening proof of discrimination and keeps pressure on referee plan with bipartisan support.
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Washington
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Civil Rights Commission
the Rights Commission
Blind Teen Wins Philadelphia Medal for Heroism
Theresa Hayes, a 17 year old blind girl, will receive Philadelphia�s first Medal of Honor for heroism after staying at a telephone switchboard to warn others during a fire at the Overbrook School for the Blind. Over 300 pupils were evacuated safely. one firefighter died.
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Philadelphia
Theresa Hayes
Overbrook
Kennedy Humphrey vie for Wisconsin primary support
Wisconsin voters face the April 5 presidential primary as Kennedy and Humphrey tour the state. Kennedy is seen as leading by analysts, with labor and farmer blocs showing mixed enthusiasm. Humphrey emphasizes plans and agricultural experience amid a crowded field and differing campaign tones.
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Kennedy
Humphrey
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Main
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Humbrey
Afl-Cilo
Milwaukee
United Automobile Workers
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Wayne Legler
Logan Nelsonville Students Attend Cincy Institute
Four students from Logan and Nelsonville depart for the Institute of World Affairs in Cincinnati for a two day program. Logan seniors Butch Kuhn and Chris Myers attend with city leaders’ children Jo Ellen Wolfe and Beverly Bennett from Nelsonville. They are accompanied by Nelsonville High School instructors Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wolf.
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Logan
Nelsonville
Institute of World Affairs
Cincinnati
Logan High School
Butch Kuhn
Luther Kuhn
N. Mulberry St
Chris Myers
Francis Myers
N. Market St
Jo Ellen Wolfe
Tom Wolfe
W. Franklin St
Beverly Bennett
Max Bennett
Pine Grove
Roger Wolf
Nelsonville High School
Fur Poachers Sought in Socialite Death Probe
Ottawa Illinois police seek known fur poachers tied to the beating deaths of three socialites in Starved Rock State Park. Investigators say hair and bark samples from victim Lillian Oetting and a blood smeared tree limb may link a deadly bludgeoning to the suspects. A camera from one victim yielded new leads.
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Ottawa, Ill
Starved Rock State Park
William Morris
Ilinois
St. Louis Canyon
Morris
Lillian Oetting
State Police Laboratory
Springfield
Robbert Murphy
Borg-Warner Corp
Mildred Lindquist
Robert Lindquist
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Atty
Harland Warren
Castro Aide Quits Position In Washington In Coup Within Castro Regime
Cuba's naval attaché Cmdr. Miguel Pons resigned in Washington citing Fidel Castro as a betrayer and alleging a Communist dictatorship. He charged Maj. Ernesto Guevara as the real power behind Havana and said Castroismo masks international Communism.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Cmdr
Miguel Pons
Inter-American Defense Board
Pons
Havana
Maj
Ernesto Guevara
National Bank
Rufo Lopez Frequest
Castro
Lopez Fresquet
Guevara
Ohio weather outlook and chilly night in Columbus
Official Weather Bureau summary reports clear skies across most of Ohio Thursday night with temperatures dropping to 20 at Zanesville 23 at Columbus and 2 at Chesapeake. Clouds expected to persist about half the day with light snow or flurries possible.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Zanesville
Columbus
Chesapeake
Winter Weather Brief Nips Hocking Countians
Light snow and rain fell overnight in Hocking Countians with overcast skies and brief sun breaks this morning. The day started at 14 degrees and rose to 35 by late morning with yesterday’s high near 39 in the northern part of the state. Full mid 30s expected as clouds thicken Saturday due to a weak northwest low pressure, with light snow flurries extending toward the Ohio River.
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Hocking Countians
Ohio River
Ohio Chief's Kin Dies in Lebanon at 91
Miss Mary Louise Cropper 91 granddaughter of former Ohio Governor Thomas Corwin died Thursday at her home in Lebanon. The death honors a long family legacy in Ohio politics and public service.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Mary Louise Cropper
Ohio
Thomas Corwin
Girls Win Most Beef Cattle Awards in Hocking County
At Union Furnace High School a 1959 beef banquet honored five winners from Hocking County, with Janie Holloway taking the top award and Roberta Holloway Karen Linton Goldie Reed and Paul Sater earning four runner-up honors. L A Best urged future forest and beef growth, while Charles Ingraham spoke on extension service insights.
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Hocking County
Hocking County Beef Committee
Union Furnace High School
Janie Holloway
Roberta Holloway
Karen Linton
Goldie Reed
Paul Sater
L. A. Best
State Extension Service
Charles Ingraham
Ohio State University
Richard Bowers
Miller Chapel Grange
Satellite To Map World Precisely
NASA outlined plans for a flashing star satellite to map the earth with 50 to 100 foot accuracy from 1 000 miles up, using star background photometry. The first Tiros weather satellite with two cameras and later infrared detectors was also described amid Pioneer V passing the million mile mark in a public ceremony at NASA headquarters.
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NASA
Tiros
Tiros HI
Pioneer V
Earth
Pioneer
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White House
Funerals Continue For 18 Mine Victims
Logan West Virginia AP reports funeral services held in small area churches for 18 miners who died in a coal mine fire. Some services were held Thursday and others Saturday as the last two bodies were recovered Thursday nine days after workers were trapped at Holden.
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Logan
W. Va
Holden
Self-Destroying Art Machine Dazzles New York Crowd
At the Museum of Modern Art in New York Jean Tinguely staged a self destructing sculpture built from wheels, a bathtub, piano, radio and more. The 27 foot device entertained about 500 spectators as motors and clocks drove it to collapse section by section before a controlled fire was quenched.
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New York
Modern Art
Museum of Modern Art
Jean Tinguely
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