Khrushchev Pays Brief Homage In Paris Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev paid brief homage to Lenin in Paris and held a long conference with Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee. He toured Lenin’s exile apartment in a workers district as crowds swelled with Soviet and French flags. The two leaders, joined by Debre and others, discussed cultural and economic ties while Khrushchev urged a French Soviet alliance and warned against a resurgent Germany.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Lenin
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Rue Marie Rose
Maurice Couve de Murville
Andrei Gromyko
France
West Germany
Germany
Ohio Weather Outlook Turns Cold With Snow Flurries
Official forecast shows a cold Canadian air mass sweeping Ohio with increasing cloudiness. The Hocking Valley saw a 20 minute blizzard yesterday, though temperatures today ranged from 6 to 13 degrees in several cities, with Youngstown at six inches on the ground and more snow expected Saturday and Sunday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking
Youngstown
Columbus
Mansfield
Canton
Toledo
U N Security Council Eyes South Africa Riots
The Asian African bloc asks the United Nations Security Council to convene a special session to condemn killings of about 80 Black demonstrators by South African police and to consider creating an investigating committee. Henry Cabot Lodge plans to convene the 11 nation body within days, with US voting stance undecided.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
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Lodge
United States
South Africa
United Nations
Experts Say Next Recession Won't Show Up Before 1961
Washington AP reports government economists expect no recession before 1961 at the earliest. First quarter output hits about 500 billion dollars annually, the strongest since 1950, aided by inventory rebound and ongoing industrial expansion.
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Washington
British Seek Ike's OK On Soviet Proposal
Washington AP report says British Prime Minister Macmillan will press President Eisenhower to accept a two year moratorium on small underground nuclear tests in a limited treaty. Officials note US aides prefer not to reject the Soviet plan while some advise another underground test this fall.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Macmillan
United States
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Camp David
Catoctin Mountain
Gettysburg
Britain
Geneva
Injunction Sought Against Affair Between Couple
In Akron Ohio Mrs Charlotte Carver seeks separate maintenance from her husband James G Carver and an unusual injunction against Jolene M Goff to stop them from going out together telephoning each other being in each other s exclusive company meeting secretly with each other soliciting goodwill or riding in the same automobile A hearing was set for April 4 in Domestic Relations Court
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Akron, Ohio
Macedonia
Cleveland
Summit County
Charlotte Carver
James G. Carver
Jolene M. Goff
Carver
Morris Morganstern
Cuyahoga County
Natco Reopens Plant No 2 At Haydenville
Cold weather keeps Hocking County farmers from spring work with soil unbroken and delays in meadow seed sowing oat planting and garden crops. Wheat is delayed but protected by recent snows. fruit trees avoid frost damage. Clarence Linn reports his Brown Swiss cow Katie gave birth to twins, a bull and a heifer, a first in 30 years.
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Hocking County
Don Young
Young
Clarence Linn
Nickel Plate Rd
Linn
Katie
Paul H. Shaw Dies Farm Leader in Hocking County
Paul H. Shaw age 60 longtime leader in Hocking County agriculture died at his Rockbridge home of a heart attack. He directed the Production Credit Association of Hocking County and chaired the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee for 20 years. Funeral Sunday at First Presbyterian Church Logan with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Paul H. Shaw
Hocking
Mr. Shaw
Hocking County
Otto A
Emma D. Carpenter Shaw
Golda
Otto
A. Shaw
Logan Rt. 2
George Shaw
Logan
Lester Risch
First Presbyterian Church
Earl F. Schottke
Fairview Cemetery
Heinlein Funeral
Akron man finds upside down digit on license plates
Herman W. Morrow of Akron discovered his 1960 license plates had an inverted 3 instead of the correct 3 and was told to just use them as issued. The error left his plates listed as D293M by the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Akron, Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Herman W. Morrow
Morrow
Ohio Mother of 1960 named Mrs Frank B Dilley
Mrs Frank B Dilley of Athens named Ohio Mother of 1960 and a candidate for American Mother of 1960. A seven member Ohio women’s committee announced the selection and she will attend a April 2 luncheon at the Columbus YWCA, with Mrs Michael V DiSalle presenting the award.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank B. Dilley
Athens
Dilley
Columbus Ywca
Michael V. DiSalle
Man shuns mail order bride and marries her sister
Los Angeles caterer John Kalachian traveled to Greece to wed Denise Drongitsis after seeing a retouched photo. He rejected Denise and agreed to Anastasia Drongitsis, who spoke better English. Forced marriage led to annulment after he returned to the United States. The uncle who showed Kalachian the photo was asked to write Anastasia.
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Los Angeles
John Kalachian
Greece
Denise
Kalachian
Denise Drongitsi
Kalachian de
Nise
Anastasia
John
America
Kalathian
Natco plant at Haydenville to reopen with 30 workers
Thirty Natco Corp. employees at Plant No. 2 in Haydenville will return to work Monday morning after a closure since January 9. Full operation may resume in three to four weeks with 50 to 60 workers. Haydenville Plant No. 1 remains indefinitely closed until orders return. another Natco clay plant at The Diamond stays in full operation producing high grade face brick.
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Natco Corp
Haydenville
C. S. Matheny
Matheny
Nateo
Diamond
February costs rise to record level in United States
February CPI at 125.6 percent of the 1947-49 average marks a two tenths rise from January as mortgage rate hikes and health care costs push prices higher. Separate dispatches report a fatal truck locomotive crash in Ohio, student protests in Mexico City, a Peronist arrest sweep in Buenos Aires, an air force officer seeking asylum in Puerto Rico, and a US loan commitment to the United Arab Republic.
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Washington
Labor Department
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
U.S. Air Force
Ramey
Otilio Aquino
Senate Delay Clouds House Civil Rights Bill Action
Southern senators seek to revise a section of the House civil rights bill delaying its fate. The House approved a 5 point measure sending it to the Senate, where leaders expect a majority to accept or stall. Ohio representatives backed the bill, while Cleveland NAACP urges boycotts against S. S. Kresge W T Grant and F W Woolworth for lunch counter discrimination.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
House
Senate
Eisenhower
House Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Lyndon B. Jahnson
D-Tex
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Ohio
Kirwan
Minshall
Ohio Senator Opposes Catch All Money Bill
Sens. Stephen M. Young of Ohio and Paul H. Douglas of Illinois stood alone against a 997,471,103 dollar catch all money bill that the Senate approved 79 to 2. The measure restores funds the House had refused for energy ban renewals and commodity price supports and moves to a House compromise.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
Senate
House
Truman stands by remarks on Negro sit downs in lunch counters
Former President Harry S Truman reasserted he meant his recent statement about Negro sit downs in Southern lunch counters. He replied to a Detroit NAACP telegram saying his position would be the same in Detroit and stressing goodwill and common sense. The telegram was addressed to Detroit NAACP President Edward M. Turner and Executive Secretary Arthur L. Johnson.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Louisville
Truman
Detroit
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Edward M. Turner
Arthur L. Johnson
Clooney Has 5th Child
Santa Monica California AP reports Rosemary Clooney wife of Jose Ferrer has welcomed a baby boy. This is Clooney's fifth child and adds to her growing family.
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Clooney
Santa Monica, Calif
Rosemary Clooney
Jose Ferrer
End of Tennessee prison rebellion ends with hostages freed
Two armed convicts Robert Rivera and Raymond Farra surrendered after 25 tense hours of hostage taking at the State Penitentiary in Nashville. Officials said pistols may have come from a fired guard. the pair pledged to surrender and would be moved to Davidson County Jail unharmed while habeas corpus petitions proceed.
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Farra
Borderland
W. Va
Rivera
Temple
Tex
Sam Broyles
Jack Warrick
Davidson County
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