Khrushchev Seeks Disarmament in Paris Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev declared in Paris that disarmament is the main goal as he arrived for a 12 day state visit and opens talks with Charles de Gaulle. He said only insignificant questions block a Geneva nuclear test ban and signaled possible future army reductions while warning Germany about militarism.
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Paris
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Geneva
France
Charles de Gaulle
Movement For Peace
Foreign Ministry
Khrushchev
Russia
Germany
Orly
de Gaulle
World Councils
Berlin
Czar Nicholas II
Czarina Alexandra
Nina
Communist Party
Federal Employees Plan 10th District Salary Rally
A salary rally for federal employees in the 10th Congressional District is set for Sunday in Lancaster at Union Hall N Columbus St. The event targets workers in Hocking Fairfield Athens Meigs Vinton Jackson Gallia and Lawrence counties with Chief Speaker Charles Coyle of Portland Ore an officer of the National Association of Letter Carriers which is backing rallies in over 400 districts nationwide.
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10Th Congressional District
Lancaster
Hocking
Fairfield
Athens
Meigs
Vinton
Jackson
Gallia
Lawrence
Union Hall
N. Columbus St
Charles Coyle
Portland
Ore
National Association of Letter Carriers
U. S
Plush Rented Bus Lets Guests Ride In Style
A New York transportation firm known for limousines is marketing a lavish bus service for special events. Engraved invitations target high society, with rates from 25 dollars for a 28 passenger bus to 30 dollars for a 41 passenger bus for two and half hours, tax included.
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New York
Social Register
Petticoat Campaign Wows Wisconsin Voters
Mrs Muriel Humphrey and Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy lead a petti co at campaign in Wisconsin for Hubert Humphrey and John Kennedy. They draw crowds, discuss health and home, shake thousands of hands, and appear in varied settings from farms to social events. The April 5 primary pits Humphrey against Kennedy as both wives energize voters with a glamor angle.
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Milwaukee
Muriel Humphrey
Wisconsin
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Jacqueline Kennedy
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Humphrey
Washington
South African Negroes Begin Work Strike Clashes Rise
In Johannesburg area riots flare in black townships as thousands of Negro workers stay home to protest passes. Death toll ranges from 72 to near 90 with police firing on demonstrators and international criticism mounting. Prime Minister Verwoerd considers commissions while authorities clamp down.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Vereeniging
U.S. State Department
Langa
Hendryk Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Pan-Africanist Party
Northern students boost anti segregation protests in the South
Spreading demonstrations receive support from Yale divinity students Brown University and Skidmore College protesters continue picketing stores. A UConn senator's son helps raise funds for expelled protesters. Alabama Tennessee and other states see new sit down actions and gallery demonstrations.
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Northern College
Yale Divinity
Brown University
Skidmore College
U.S
University of Connecticut
South
Alabama
Tennessee
Nine Marines Rescued From Drifting Rubber Boat
In good condition nine U.S. Marines were found adrift in a rubber boat during a U S Chinese amphibious drill near Formosa. They set out on a reconnaissance mission but were blown offshore and picked up by a Japanese fishing vessel and transferred to the Pope County LST. Names were not released.
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Tokyo
U. S
South China Sea
Formosa
Pope County
Soviets Signal Support For Controls At Disarmament Talks
At Geneva the Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin said the USSR backs controls from start to end of disarmament and would place inspectors on all territories. Western representatives pressed for concrete details while warning against espionage use of inspectors. The three power nuclear test ban talks were postponed for further study of a partial moratorium proposal.
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Geneva
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
U. S
City Plans West End Waterline Hookup Tomorrow
City crews will complete hookups for the new West End waterlines starting at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow. Water will be shut off on W Hunter Church Third and Fourth Streets until the work finishes. Earlier today service was off on Third and Fourth from Eulalia Avenue to Route 664 and on Church Street from Riff Street to Route 664 to allow line connections.
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West End
Ed Rutger
W. Hunter
Church
Third
Fourth Sts
Eulalia Ave
Church St
Riff St
Stump Receives Honorable Mention on All-Ohio Squad
Logan's George Stump earned honorable mention on the Associated Press 1960 All-Ohio basketball team. The 5-8 Chieftain guard averaged 20.9 points per game across 19 contests and had been a unanimous SEOL choice. Pomeroy’s Phil Harrison led SEOL with MVP honors. Other SEOL honorees included Ed Spriggs and Russ Wickerham.
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Logan
George Stump
Associated Press
Pomeroy
Phil Harrison
Ed Spriggs
Jackson
Russ Wickerham
Athens
Teens Steal Car. Deputies Nab Them After Joyride
Three teenagers tried stealing the wrong car in Freehold New Jersey on Tuesday. The vehicle belonged to Monmouth County deputy sheriff Fred G. Brown. The youths were arrested a few hours later.
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Freehold
N.J
Monmouth County
Fred G. Brown
Jennison Ave Paving Costs Fall After Three Bids
Three contractors lowered the Jennison Ave paving estimate from 30533.50 to 24481. City engineer John Owens said protests over the high figure delayed action. The city share drops to 3344.50 with 1800 for cemetery land. Traffic changes and Front St parking limits were proposed and referred to committee. Burgess and Niple met with Carborundum on water needs to be weighed against a city water project.
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Jennison Ave
John Owens
Owens
Short Ave
Front St
Hunter
Carborundum Co
Warner Ave
Elm St
Guy Leonard Dies At 56 In Athens
Gerald T. Guy Leonard 56 of Logan Rt. 4 died yesterday at 5 p m in Athens He was a shovel operator for Logan Clay Products and a member of the Logan Eagles Lodge and Logan Moose Lodge Surviving include wife Carrie mother Mrs George Baum two daughters Helen Kornmiller and Betty Kunkler a son William E nine grandchildren two brothers and five sisters Memorial services will be held at 7 p m Thursday at the Leonard Funeral Home with funeral services at 2 p m Friday burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call today 7 p m to 9 p m and 2 p m to 4 p m and 7 p m to 9 p m Thursday.
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Gerald T
Guy) Leonard
Logan Rt. 4
Athens
Hocking County
William E
Lula Mae Woods Leonard
Logan Clay Products
Leonard
Logan Eagles Lodge
Aerie
Logan Moose Lodge
Carrie
George Baum
Logan
Helen Kornmiller
Logan Rt
Betty Kunkler
Junction City Rt
James E. Leonard
Arthur Leonard
Myra Casto
Dorothy Mowery
Mary Eby
Ethel Teal
Evelyn Clark
Eagles and Moose Lodges
Leonard Funeral Home
Funeral
Flemon Scott
Green Lawn Cemetery
Sherman Withdraws From Democratic Sheriff Race
Jack Sherman of Rockbridge Route 2 has pulled out of the race for sheriff in the May Democratic primary. He would be ineligible due to state employment. Seven candidates remain: Paul Hartman, J. H. Bartlett, Joe Brenick, Neil Graf, Bob Campbell, John Anderson, and Walter Powers, all from Logan.
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Jack Sherman
Rockbridge
Logan Rt
Bob Campbell
Logan
John Anderson
Walter L. Powers
Ohio Tax Take Climbs
Ohio reports 65,017,970 in excise taxes collected in the 1959 1960 fiscal year, up from 43,250,383 in the same period last year per the Ohio Department of Taxation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Department of Taxation
Quotas Urged On Imports To Protect U S Industry
Logan Rotary and Kiwanis heard Ken Reider argue for import quotas to shield U S industry from cheap labor nations. He cited Japan’s 10 cent hour wage and 60 to 70 percent lower lamp costs, noting postwar losses and the need for export to fund essentials. He warned against isolationism yet urged protections to preserve U S jobs and markets.
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U.S
Logan Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Ken Reider
General Electric Co
GFE
U. S
Japan
Hong Kong
Reider
G. EF
Westinghouse
Japanese Seismic Event Off Northern Japan Registered
Tokyo's Central Meteorological Agency reported a strong undersea earthquake about 140 miles off the Pacific coast of northern Japan. The quake measured 3 on a 7 point scale at 9:23 a.m. local time with no injuries or property damage reported.
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Tokyo
Central Meteorological Agency
Pacific
Japan
Nine Teens Charged With Murder After Arlington Stabbing
Nine Watertown youths faced murder charges in Cambridge District Court for the killing of Franklin K. Theall 26 a tree surgeon as he tried to intervene in a gang fight. Theall a Army veteran was dragged from a coffee shop beat and stabbed and left in a gutter. Dist Atty Droney called a port crackdown inviting police chiefs to curb juvenile violence and revoke licenses. The nine are named Richard Boyajian Harold Murdock Kenneth Murdock John Miskell Edward Butler John Khorazian Richard Faneli John McGrath and Francis Hanrahan all from Watertown. McGrath pleaded innocent. The others offered no plea and were held without bail for April 5.
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Arlington
Mass
Franklin K. Theall
Theall
John J. Droney
Middlesex
Watertown
Boston
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Watertown Gang
Cambridge
Richard M. Boyajian
Harold
Kenneth W. Murdock
John J. Miskell
Edward J. Butler
John K
Washington plans shared cost for aged health insurance policy
Secretary Flemming told the House Ways and Means Committee that a federal state shared funding approach for aged health insurance is under study. He outlined proposals to ease disability eligibility, boost survivor benefits for children, and extend Social Security coverage to self employed physicians.
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Washington
Arthur S&s. Flemming
Congress
Flemming
House
Ways and Means
Weather outlook for Ohio turns cooler after storm
The storm that brought high winds over Ohio moved offshore. A high pressure area covers the Midwest and Great Lakes bringing light winds and cold weather. Sunny skies return to the Hocking Valley after a week of clouds and snow with overnight low nine degrees and daytime highs around 36 to 37.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Midwest
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Weather: southerly winds return with warming trend
Southerly winds will develop tonight and Thursday as a moderating temperature trend continues through the weekend. Highs on Tuesday ranged from 27 at Youngstown to 39 at Chesapeake with Mansfield at 11 degrees, Cincinnati 19, and Columbus 20 in the morning.
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Ohio
Youngstown
Chesapeake
Mansfield
Cincinnati
Columbus
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