Ucker Dairy Passes 2nd Milk Test
Ucker Bros Dairy clears the second of four tests for a Grade A milk permit. Dr H M Boocks reports all samples meet regulations with regular milk at 3000 bacteria and zero coliform. homogenized milk at 8300 bacteria and two coliforms. Two more weekly tests remain before health board decision.
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Ucker Dairy
Ucker Bros. Dairy
H. M. Boocks
Logan-Hocking County
The
Health Board
Ucker Bros
Weather Outlook for Ohio with Fog and Showers Forecast
Official Weather Bureau summary states heavy cloudiness and fog across Ohio with little temperature change. Warmer trends and possible showers expected in Hocking Valley Saturday as a low pressure system from the Plains moves east, bringing scattered showers by Saturday night.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Mansfield
Plains
Snow Flurries Persist in Rockies Belt
Snow flurries persisted in the central and southern Rockies as a spring storm dumped up to 14 inches of wet snow on Thursday. The belt stretched from western Nevada to Wyoming.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Nevada
Wyoming
Peronist strike widens as Argentine military pressures rise
Buenos Aires AP report says followers of exiled dictator Juan Peron launch a nationwide 24 hour strike against President Frondizi amid a high level military push for his ouster. Police go on battle alert as navy demands Frondizi resign while other services debate.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
National Assembly
Transport Workers Union
Armed Service
Government House
Navy
Army
Peron
Britain
Prince Philip
Congress
Fernandez de Monjardin
East Germany Fires on Western Mission Cars near Berlin
Berlin AP report notes East German gunfire on Western military staff cars linked to U S Britain and France missions in Potsdam and Gotha. Incidents threaten Geneva talks as Berlin crisis deepens amid Soviet allied tensions.
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East Germany
West Germany
U.S
Berlin
James Cassels
Gotha
Iron Curtain
Potsdam
State Department
Germany
Mrs. Anna H. Sanner Dies At 80 In Logan
Mrs. Anna H. Sanner 80 of 427 N Orchard St died at 3 40 pm Thursday in Hocking Valley Hospital after admission. She was born in New Straitsville daughter of the late Henry and Sarah Feeney McClain. Surviving are husband J M Sanner five sons Walter Nelsonville John Hubert Clarence all of Columbus Lawson Logan two daughters Edith Kissell Columbus Marynelle Kauffman Lancaster six grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister Dana Windon Nelsonville and two brothers John and Matt McClain Nelsonville Rt 2. Funeral 10 30 am Monday Heinlein Funeral Home Rev Willard O Drefke burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 pm Saturday.
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Anna H. Sanner
N. Orchard St
Hocking Valley Hospital
New Straitsville
Henry
Sarah Feenney McClain
J. M. Sanner
Starr
Logan
Mount Zion Methodist Church
New Plymouth
Edith Kissell
Columbus
Marynelle Kauffman
Lancaster
Dana Windon
Nelsonville
John
Matt McClain
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Heinlein Funeral Home
Willard O. Drefke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Eichmann Lawyer Appeals Mercy Before Israeli Court
Adolf Eichmann's defense counsel Dr. Robert Servatius asked Israel's supreme court for mercy for the condemned Nazi official. The lawyer argued Eichmann acted against his will in Hitler's plan to murder six million Jews.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Israeli Supreme Court Today
Eichmann
Hitler
Robert Servatius
Rangers to patrol Laotian border to halt Viet Cong flow
Ten companies of American trained South Vietnamese rangers are being sent to patrol the jungled Laotian border. They aim to cut the flow of Communist guerrillas from North Vietnam, the first major effort to seal the 150 mile frontier long used as a main avenue for Viet Cong penetration into South Vietnam across Pa Thet Lao controlled areas.
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Washington
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Jacqueline Kennedy Tours Rawalpindi in Historic Welcome
In Rawalpindi Pakistan Jacqueline Kennedy rode a newly acquired Pakistani horse and received the largest welcome ever accorded a foreign visitor. Almost the entire 400000 city turned out as crowds filled streets with paper flags and placards reading Long live Mrs Kennedy.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Jacqueline Kennedy
America
Mrs. Kennedy
South Korea President Yun Resigns Over Election Ban
SPOUL South Korea AP dispatch says President Yun Po sun resigns in protest at a decree barring thousands of politicians from future elections for six years unless government cleared. Junta plans Saturday meeting to accept the resignation.
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Spoul
South Korea
Yun Po-sun
Yun
Kennedy heads to California for speech and Palm Springs rest
President Kennedy leaves Washington for California to speak and receive an honorary degree and to rest at Palm Springs. He will tour Vandenberg Air Force Base and may witness an Atlas missile launch.
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Washington
Kennedy
California
Desert
Palm Springs
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Fidel Castro Rejects Free Tractors Offer After Trial Decision
Havana radio quotes Prime Minister Fidel Castro saying the decision to put invasion prisoners on trial ends his offer to exchange their freedom for U.S. tractors. The report places the statement amid ongoing tensions between Cuba and the United States.
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Key West
Fila
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Kennedy urged not to water down atmospheric test ban at Geneva
Washington sources report Republican congressional leaders demand President Kennedy keep his decision to resume atmospheric nuclear tests firm. They warn against concessions at Geneva and press for a strict stance on the issue.
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Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
Columbus woman chosen as Ohio DAR regent for three years
Amanda Thomas of Columbus was elected state regent of the Ohio Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution for a three year term.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Amanda Thomas
Columbus
Ohio juvenile judges eye new school plan for incorrigible youths
A Northeast Ohio coalition of judges and probation officers proposes converting an Air Force radar site north of Youngstown into a 250 pupil special guidance school for troubled youths aged 12 to 18. Leaders say the program would stress constructive training over punishment, with details to be refined at an April 15 Ashtabula meeting.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
B. A. Broughton
R-Geauga
Bruce Henderson
Trumbull County
Calvin Hutchins
Ashtabula County
Joseph P. Mallone
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Portage
Lake
Geauga Counties
Clay Dietrich
Portage County
Robert Ford
Geauga County
John Clair Jr
Lake County
Ralph Wilde
Northeastern Ohio Youth Commission
Air Force
Brookfield
Ohio Department of Education
Joseph Mallone
U S Grain Sale To Reds Denied
Washington report states a Seattle trading firm sought licenses to ship wheat and barley totaling 400 million dollars to Communist China and North Korea over three years but the export licenses were denied. The Commerce Department cited no government request as the basis for the order, noting an embargo remains in effect. President Kennedy had acknowledged the application.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
China
North Korea
Luther H. Hodges
International Trading Corp
Asia
Commerce Department
Red China
Kennedy
Gromyko Denies U S Charges At Disarmament Meet
In Geneva the United States and Britain clash with the Soviet Union at a 17 nation disarmament conference over a test ban treaty. Rusk accuses Moscow of blocking talks and resuming atmospheric tests while Gromyko blames Washington for failure to agree. Kennedy signals tests resume in late April without a verifiable treaty.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Britain
Gromyko
Rusk
Kennedy
Lord Home
Home
West Berlin
French Patrol Ambushes Raise Algiers Tensions
In Algiers, Secret Army commandos ambushed a French army patrol and seized arms from another as nightlong clashes hit the heart of the city. Six soldiers were killed and 12 wounded in Bab El Oued, with strikes, road blocks, and paper checks disrupting traffic amid ongoing gunfire and explosions.
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Algiers
Euopean Workers
Bab el Oued
European Secret Army
Algeria
Secret
Secret Army
University of Algiers
Minuteman Missile Launch From Underground Pit
A Minuteman intercontinental range missile was launched from an underground pit on a test flight of over 4000 miles. It marked the seventh straight success as the program moved toward full operational status later this year with missiles to be stationed in protected silos for rapid retaliation.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Minuteman
Natco Employes to Vote on New Union Contract
Local 876 members at Natco Haydenville plant will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the Nelsonville Elks hall to vote on a one year contract offer. The existing contract expired Feb 28 and production continues while approval is awaited. An identical contract was reached in Canton with the Cay workers union at The Diamond plant, where a tunnel kiln shutdown for repairs briefly halted production.
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United Brick and Clay Workers Union
Natco
Haydenville
Nelsonville
Neil Gierhart
Hocking County Exceeds Scout Camp Fund Drive Goal
Hocking County surpassed its target in the Boy Scout camp capital development drive, with pledges and gifts totaling 13313 against a 13000 goal. The Central Ohio Council exceeded its nine county goal of 750000, reporting 846458 raised to date for the Greenhills Reservation project in Hocking County. Participants were urged to return outstanding pledge cards and plan for future phases. development priorities include two of three Greenhills campsites under a realistic goal.
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Hocking County
Columbus
Central Ohio
Greenhills
Bulk Of Soviet Test Fallout Expected This Spring
Washington officials say most fallout from last fall’s Soviet nuclear tests will descend from the stratosphere in coming weeks with the bulk hitting in spring. Strontium 90 poses bone cancer risk but no protective actions are anticipated. milk testing will show any rise within weeks.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Weather Bureau
The
Health Service
Division of Radiological Health
Escapee Faces New Criminal Charge
Hamilton Ohio AP report says Ballard Gayhart Jr. 40 of West Middleton escaped from Hamilton Hospital to Laurel Bay DC on Feb 1 while en route to a physical examination. He was captured in South Carolina by FBI agents and brought back for a new charge of illegal escape from confinement along with armed robbery and attempted murder charges.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Hamilton Hospital
Laurel Bay
D.C
Ballard Gayhart Jr
West Middletown
Gayhart
South Carolina
FBI
Auto stuck in house will stay. landlord fears collapse
In Oakland California a car smashed into a two story home and landlord Horace Myatt refused to move it. He worries extraction could cause the structure to cave in while Emma F. Cathcart, 8, and her sister Muriel, 68, reside there.
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Oakland
Calif
Horace Myatt
Emma F. Cathcart
Muriel
Avco Wins $8 Million Heat Shield Contract
Avco is awarded a contract valued around eight million dollars to produce heat shields for the Apollo spacecraft. The Wilmington Mass report notes the project will require precision manufacturing and long lead times.
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Wilmington
Mass
Westinghouse Dispute Resolved in Columbus
Westinghouse Electric Co. and the International Union of Electrical Workers reached a settlement after concessions by both sides. Westinghouse will modify disciplinary actions against three employees who refused to work, and the IVE will accept a management pledge to review disputed pay and time issues. Over 4,000 IVE members had authorized a tentative strike set for midnight Sunday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Westinghouse Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
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