Resignation Shifts Logan Hocking District Librarian Post
Mrs Evalan Hansel district librarian for 13 years submitted her resignation over a board plan to dissolve the bookmobile partnership with Vinton County. The board offered her the head librarian post at the same combined salary, while discussions continue on purchasing the bookmobile. Hansel, a Dayton native, has served since 1941 in Woodsfield and will continue splitting duties between counties during the transition.
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Evalan Hansel
Logan- Hocking
Charles Davie
Library Board
Davie
Hansel
Vinton
Logan and Hocking County
McArthur
Vinton County Library Board
Daily News
Vinton Board
State Library Board
Hocking
Dayton
Vinton County
Peronistas Escaped Prisons Stir Argentine Capital
Buenos Aires reels as six Peronista lieutenants flee Rio Gallegos Prison and reach Chile, undermining Provisional President Aramburu. Government jails staff and tightens frontier guards as Peronist supporters rally.
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Buenos Aires
Chile
Pedro Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Rio Gallegos
Patagonia
Diehard Peronistas
Antiistas
Peron
Venezuela
Jorge Antonio
Hector J. Campora
Peronista
Chamber of Deputies
Reckless Driver Byrd Fined and Imprisoned after High Speed Chase
Otis Byrd of Warren was fined 450 and jailed 30 days in Welshfield justice court for reckless driving speeding and resisting arrest after a chase in which state police and deputies reached 100 mph on Ohio 422. He bypassed three road blocks and rammed a sheriff's cruiser before being stopped.
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Chardon
Otis Byrd
Warren
Welshfield
Byrd
Ohio
Justice of the Peace
Solon Urges U S To Back Israel In Middle East
U S pressure mounts for firm support of Israel as Egypt moves to Gaza Strip. Sen Mansfield urges emergency General Assembly action if Egyptian troops advance. Dulles denies secret Israel commitments while UNEF evacuations and redeployments unfold along the Gaza border. Golda Meir says Israel rejects a belligerent Egypt and seeks U N control restored.
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U. S
Israel
Middle East
Washington
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Cairo
Gaza
U.N
Strip
Mansfield
General Assembly
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Dulles
Gulf of Aqaba
U. N
Mohammed Hassan Abdel Latif
UNEF
Gaza City
Egypt Outlines Suez reopening policies and toll rules
Egypt detailed its planned policies for operating the Suez Canal after reopening. Tolls will go to Egyptian authorities, ships fall under Egyptian law, and Israel remains barred as an enemy nation. A 15 day notice is planned before reopening with clearance targeted by April 10 for max tonnage.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
Suez Canal Authority
Canal Authority
Raymond A. Wheeler
U. N
Khrushchev Urges Middle East Conference For Tension Reduction
Moscow chief Nikita Khrushchev proposed a Middle East conference as a step to ease world tensions, suggesting aims similar to the 1954 Geneva talks on Indochina. He spoke in reply to a Grand Rapids Herald letter about U S Soviet relations and the policy of strength.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Indochina
Khrushchev
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herald
Charles L. Clapp
U. S
Clapp
Washington
Georgi N. Zabubn
Russia
Tass
Berlin
ADN
Moscow Radio
Michigan
Bank Robber Kills Police Sergeant Then Dies In Duel
Jeffersonville Indiana A bank robbery led to a roadblock encounter where Sgt Marvin Watts died from a forehead wound after a struggle with suspect William Hassett who then fled and was killed by shotgun blasts from Rev Robert Gingery a Methodist minister Watts had rerouted to a roadblock four miles north of Jeffersonville and Hassett was identified as the bank gunman by two tellers Hassett formerly worked at the GE appliance plant in Louisville and was described as well liked Watts 49 a 19 year veteran of state police would have retired in September
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Marvin E. Watts
William Hassett
Louisville
Robert Gingery
Trinity Methodist Church
New Albany
O and
Walts
Saltas
Sellersburg
Watts
Here
Gingery
Hassett
General Electric
Walter V. Nutter Dies At Age 50
Walter Virgil Nutter 50 of 115 Gallagher Ave died of a heart attack at 7 a.m. at the H. C. Godman Co. shoe factory where he worked. A native of Coalgate he lived in Hocking County all his life and had been a Godman employee 23 years as a leather sorter. Survivors include four sons a daughter two brothers three sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Roberts Funeral Home with Rev. D. S. Dunkle. Friends may call after 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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Walter Virgil Nutter
Gallagher Ave
H. C. Godman Co
Mr. Nutter
Coalgate
Benjamin H
Grace Stone Nutter
Hocking County
Fred
Stanley
Logan
Carl
Columbus
Jack
U.S. Army
Maxine Chism
Harry
William
Lancaster
Juanita Carr
Ioie Forrest
Della Spencer
Walbridge
Roberts Funeral Home
D. S. Dunkle
190 Applicants Pass State Lawyer Exam in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court announced 190 applicants passed the bar exam to become attorneys. Of 283 who took it, 82 failed and 11 had grades withheld. Chief Justice Weygandt will administer the oath in Columbus March 27, Cincinnati March 28, and Cleveland March 29. Three Van Wert men, William Balyeat, Robert Dunlap, and David Ziegler, were among the successful applicants.
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Ohio Supreme Court Today
Carl V. Weygandt
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Cleveland
van Wert
William B. Balyeat
Elm St
Robert R. Dunlap
Shaffer St
David L. Ziegler
Navy Sky Raider Crashes Near Alabati Island
A U S Navy Skyraider plunged into the Philippine Sea north of Alabati during maneuvers. The pilot is presumed lost as the incident is reported by the Navy.
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Manila
Philippine Sea
Alabati
Brewster Indicted as Senate Panel Probes Union Funds
West Coast Teamsters chief Frank W. Brewster faces contempt charges after a federal grand jury indictment. Senate investigators led by Robert F. Kennedy cited records showing trips charged to Brewster by an associate, and Kennedy noted broader scrutiny of loans and funded transfers involving union leaders including Dave Beck.
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Washington
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters Union
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Brewster
Bobby Eisen
California
Mel Eisen
Kennedy
Dave Beck
Einar Mohn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mohn
Special Committee
The
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Beck
Eisenhower
Do It Yourself Trend Stalls At Kitchen Door
A Cornell University panel of home experts says the do it yourself trend has stopped at the kitchen door. They cite higher income and busier wives, prepared foods and modern equipment as factors leading to a shift toward letting others handle kitchen tasks.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Logan Development seeks vacating Grace land Addition plots for Kroger
Logan Development Co filed in Hocking County Common Pleas to vacate parts of Grace land Addition for commercial purposes. A Kroger supermarket may be built on the vacated area though no official announcement exists. West half of lots 12 25 50 plus all of 13 24 51 52 are listed for vacating. five Graceland property owners say they object to covenants ending on those lots.
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Logan Development Co
Hocking County
Graceland Addition
Eisenhower Heads to Bermuda For Talks With Macmillan
President Eisenhower, feeling better after a three day warm spell, sails aboard the guided missile cruiser Canberra toward Bermuda. He will meet British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Hamilton for a four day talks session beginning Thursday and ending Sunday.
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Eisenhower
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Canberra
Hamilton
Macmillan
Norfolk
Exuma Bay
Bahama Islands
Cat
Heavy Snowfall Hits Midwest In Midwinter Pulse
The Associated Press reports another heavy midwestern snowfall as winter lingers in Nebraska and South Dakota with accumulations up to a foot. Blizzard conditions touched the same areas last week while freezing rain and sleet spread through lower Michigan and the Great Lakes region ahead of spring.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Nebraska
Michigan
Mississippi River
Iowa
Plains
Illinois
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Prices Of Milk Still Climbing
Washington reports that milk retail price averages 24.6 cents a quart delivered to homes in 25 principal cities in early March, up 1.2 cents from a year ago. Producer prices for fluid milk sold for consumer distribution rose but about half the retail increase.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soil Bank Efficiency Questioned By Ag Agency
The Agriculture Department estimates the soil bank may be only about 50 percent effective in cutting crop acreages amid surpluses. A 1957 planting survey shows 333 million acres planned, about 12 million fewer than last year, while signed retirements total near 24 million acres, suggesting some farmers expand operations offsetting gains. Ohio and other states show varied acreage plans with corn and soybeans among major crops, as Benson seeks Senate approval for a 51 million acre corn allotment.
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Agriculture Department
Soil Bank
U. S
Benson
Senate
Ohio
Department
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