Ohio Fuel Plans 32 Storage Wells In Ohio Fields
Ohio Fuel Gas Co will spend over half a million dollars in the year to drill 32 new underground gas storage wells. Eleven will be in the Benton area and three in McArthur as part of expanding storage to meet rising customer demand. The project aims to boost peak day deliverability by about 22 million cubic feet.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
H. A. Titsch
Columbus
Ohio Fuel
Titsch
Ohio
Southwest
Knox
Knox County
Weaver
Ashland
Richland
Pavonia
Wellington
Medina
Lorain
Holmes
Wayne Counties
Benton
Hocking County
Guernsey
Guernsey County
Zane
Muskingum County
McArthur
Vinton County
Medina County
Driver pleads innocent in Hocking County manslaughter case
Herbert Lowery 53 of Gore pleaded innocent at arraignment before Judge Vaughn Collins on second degree manslaughter and driving without a license related to the November 3 Rt 74 crash near Oroville that killed Inez Hite and injured others. Bond set at 1000. remanded after failing to post.
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Herbert Lowery
Gore Rt. 1
Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
State Highway Patrol
Inez Hite
Rt. 74
Oroville
Collins
Lowery
Arlo Chatfield
McArthur
Court to rule on labor law case against William Finegan
A U S District Court judge promised to rule Monday on a defense motion to acquit William Finegan the Cleveland AFL CIO executive secretary. The government accuses May Department Stores Co of giving 20 percent discounts to Finegan wife Marie totaling 12207 from 1949 to 1960 in a Taft Hartley Act violation. The defense says no evidence shows Finegan violated the act and seeks acquittal.
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Cleveland
U.S. District Court
William Finegan
Finegan
Girard E. Kalbfleisch
Afl-Cio
May Co
May Co. of
Marie
May Department Stores Co., Inc
New York
Long Labor Dispute Settled At A Plant
A seven month labor dispute at the Hanford Atomic Works in Richland Washington was tentatively settled early today. General Electric Co contractor for the Atomic Energy Commission at the 600 square mile Hanford Works announced it and the Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council had agreed in principle. Union members will be asked to vote on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland, Wash
Hanford Atomic Works
General Electric Co
Hanford Works
Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council
Solons Review Air Force Space Control Decision
A House Science Committee questions top Air Force officers over a March 6 directive that gave the Air Force virtual monopoly on space projects. Gen. Lemnitzer protests the ruling as rushed and beyond military review. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric cites civilian review and seven day comments. The plan shifts space project ideas from Army and Navy to the Defense Secretary for evaluation before Air Force selection.
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Washington
House
Pentagon
Air Force
Lyman Lemnitzer
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Overton Brooks
D-La
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Space Council
Thomas D. White
Bernard A. Schriever
Research and Development Command
Roswell Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Lemnitzer
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Navy
Ohio Mental Health Findings To Be Revealed
State mental hygiene officials will publish the most thorough study yet of Ohio hospital staff to patient ratios. The report estimates a cost exceeding $10 million to raise staffing to minimum American Psychiatric Association standards across 24 institutions. It tabulates June census figures across institutes, receiving hospitals, and mentally retarded and prolonged care facilities, highlighting direct patient care percentages and varied staffing patterns.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Psychiatric Association
Cleveland
Rollman
Cincinnati
Apple Creek
Lima
Mount Vernon
Children’s Psychiatric Institutions
Dayton
Sagamore
Akron
Fairhill
Portsmouth
Summit County
Cuyahoga Falls
Woodside
Youngstown
Columbus State School
Gallipolis
Orient
Athens
Cambridge
Hawthornden
Longview
Massillon
Toledo
Robert A. Haines
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Henry Luidens
Shucks Dont All Boys Drive Cars To School
Denver AP report: seven year old Mike Davis decided to drive the family car to school and was followed by a police car. He stopped at a fireplug and cried as officers approached.
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Denver
Mike Davis
Mike
Federal extender eyed as Ohio debates unemployment aid
Ohio faces a tug between state and federal action on extended benefits for the long-term unemployed. The U.S. Senate backed a federal extender providing up to 13 extra weeks funded by a payroll tax, while Ohio proposes a Republican led plan with a trigger but no immediate effect. Governor DiSalle signals no rush to sign the state bill.
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Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Organized Labor
DiSalle
Donald B. Leach
Slayer, 30, Dies Reciting 23rd Psalm
H B Penelton, a 30 year old Mansfield slayer, was executed in Ohio Penitentiary's electric chair. He calmly repeated the 23rd Psalm before dying at 8 09 p m. He was the 311st inmate put to death there. Witnesses included Richland County deputy Carlton Bemiller. Penelton had been scheduled for May 13. appeals delayed his death nearly a year. His wife and child were reported living in Memphis Tennessee and his mother in Chicago.
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Columbus
Ohio
H. B. Penelton
Mansfield
Penelton
Carlton D. Bemiller
Richland County
Bemiller
Chester A. Chalfant
Lexington
Death Row
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Oklahoma Irishmen Do Little Celebrating
Oklahoma City reports a quiet St Patrick's Day with few plans. Kay Dyer notes an O Reilly resting a Shaughnessey denying special plans an O Hara watching television and a Kelley saying he never does much on St Patrick's Day. The Shamrock Bar closed for the day.
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Oklahoma City
St. Pat's Day
Kay Dyer
Oklahoma City Times
Colleen
O'Reilly
Shaughnessey
O'Hara
Kelley
St. Patrick's Day
First Lady Mayor Dies at 101 in Norman Oklahoma
Susan na Madora Salter, 101, who became the nation's first woman mayor in Argonia Kansas in 1887, died Thursday at her Norman home.
Ohio Corn Acreage Set Aside Slightly Lower
The Agricultural Department reports Ohio spring corn acreage at 3,773,000 acres, about 98 percent of last year. Other crops listed include oats at 1,032,000 acres (95 percent), soybeans at 1,674,000 acres (108 percent), and sugar beets at 24,000 acres (103 percent).
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Ohio
New Evidence Claimed In Ison Bribery Case
Attorneys for Don Ison former Clermont County commissioner convicted of bribery file an amended motion claiming new evidence supports a new trial. They cite hotel records showing Ison in Washington DC March 15 to 19 when prosecutors say he received $600 from Charles Colonel. Judge Louis Schneider will hear the motion Monday.
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Batavia, Ohio
Don Ison
Clermont County
Ison
Washington, D. C
Charles Colonel
Louis Schneider
U S Signals Independent Course in Africa Policy
The United States told Western colonial allies it will pursue an independent stance on Africa as the U N debates Angola and other issues. The move followed a Security Council vote on Portugal's rule in Angola and was said to reflect consultations with Stevenson, Kennedy, and Rusk.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Africa
General Assembly
Security Council
Portugal
Angola
U. S
South Africa
U. N
Ruanda-Urundi
Portuguese Angola
Adlai F. Stevenson
White House
Francis W. Carpenter
Stevenson
State Department
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Sheriff consolidates lines to single contact number
Sheriff Paul Hartman announced a single telephone number EV 5-2517 will reach the sheriff's Courthouse office residence and jail to prevent missed calls. The change completed Friday and aims to reduce confusion from separate numbers when deputies are on duty or unavailable.
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Paul Hartman
Sheriff's Department
Hartman
Chilling Rainfall Spreads Over Ohio
Rain and freezing rain spread from southwest Ohio counties toward Lake Erie as a cold air mass brought temperatures down to the 20s in Youngstown and the 29 to 33 range in Columbus Dayton and Cincinnati. Rain and possibly sleet were forecast to linger tonight into Sunday with mild temperatures returning.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Youngstown
Columbus
Lake Erie
Angolan Crisis: White settlers Massacred in Mau Mau Type Attacks
Portuguese troops rushed to the Angola Congo border as tribal militants hacked and killed whites on remote plantations. Reported massacres at Quitexe and nearby plantations, with refugees fleeing to Luanda. Soldiers target hiding raiders while torrential rain hampers operations.
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Luanda
Angola
Portuguese West Africa
Angola-Congo
Quitexe
Viege
Lisbon
Congo
Laianda
Kenya
Maquela
Vige
Quibayi
Bucyrus Fire Cost Set At Two Hundred Thousand
A Friday downtown blaze in Bucyrus Ohio destroyed or damaged five brick and frame buildings housing National Plumbing and Supply Lambs Interior Decorators Crawford County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office a meat market and a children's clothing store Fire units from three communities fought the flames for over four hours none injured aside from smoke to some firefighters worth between two hundred thousand and two hundred fifty thousand dollars
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Bucyrus, Ohio
National Plumbing and Supply Co
Lamb's Interior Decorators
Crawford County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
Hocking Oil Drillers Meet Here Thursday
In Logan a group of about 30 oil and gas producers from the Hocking field met to discuss problems including housekeeping at wells and salt water disposal. J S Wilson and J F E Matheny attended along with other inspectors. The session adjourned to resume Thursday as the Ohio Oil and Gas Association notes progress but says much work remains.
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Logan
Hocking
J. S. Wilson
J. FE. Matheny
Ohio Oil and Gas Association
Association
Division of Mines
Ex-Newark Banker Held For Slaying
Byron B. Ashbrook former Newark Ohio bank executive is ordered held for trial on charges of strangling his wife Betty Jane on December 24. He will be arraigned in District Court where a plea is expected within a week after a police statement confirming the choking admission was read at the preliminary hearing.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Newark
Ohio
Byron B. Ashbrook
Betty Jane
Ashbrook
Myron Leavitt
Rusk and Gromyko to Confer on East West Differences
Secretary of State Dean Rusk meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to discuss Laos crisis and broader issues shaping U S Soviet relations. The talks include disarmament Berlin Congo UN reforms and potential Kennedy Khrushchev meeting.
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Rusk
Gromyko
Washington
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Laos
Kennedy
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
U. N. General Assembly
New York
State Department
Mikhail Menshikov
Arkady Sobolev
U. N
Adlai Stevenson
Chester Bowles
Charles E. Bohlen
Foy D. Kohler
Berlin
Congo
United Nations
United States
Khrushchev
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Sheriff Department
THE
Associated Press
Hocking Valley
African
Bucyrus
Hocking Oil Drillers
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