Logan City Council Faces Double Parking Complaints
Logan officials discussed ongoing double parking in the downtown area with Mayor Francis Myers, Police Chief Roy Kelch, and council members. The council considered tighter enforcement, one way alley traffic, rear delivery routes, and a potential staffing increase to issue tickets.
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Logan
Francis Myers
Clarence Krumlauf
Council
Roy Kelch
Kelch
Main St
Mavor Myers
Myers
Wayne Todd
Lawrence Ellinger
Public Buildings, Parks and Safety Committee
Russell Poling
Burgess & Niple
Columbus Engineering
Carborundum Co
Carrie M. Stone
Oak Grove Cemetery
North St
Burlin Taylor
Showers Keep County Cool With More Likely
Heavy showers hit Hocking County this morning but streams run near normal at noon. Ed Miller of city waterworks says the Hocking River remains about a foot above normal and should rise by evening. Temps were 40 at 11:30 with a 39 overnight low and a 52 high yesterday. Forecast calls for more showers and cooler air tonight and Thursday.
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Hocking County
Ed Miller
City Waterworks
Hocking
Treasury raids target Daily Worker press offices
In Washington Donald Moysey, New York district revenue director, is said to have conceived the raids on the Communist Daily Worker and party offices in five cities. Internal Revenue Service officials say tax matters justify the action and deny targeting any group.
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New York
Treasury Department
Communist Party
The
Daily Worker
Washington
Donald Moysey
Russell C. Harrington
Internal Revenue
Harrington
Moysey
Party
Internal Revenue Service
Harry Sacher
Worker
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Alan Max
Treasury
Eugene Dennis
U. S
Eisenhower
New York District Revenue
Missile race priority set as Murphree named top missile aide
The Pentagon orders top priority for a long range missile capable of delivering a hydrogen charge at hypersonic speed. Secretary Wilson designates Eger Murphree Esso president to direct the program and report to the President within a year. He will oversee research engineering and production cross lines.
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Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Eger V. Murphree
Russia
Murphree
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Esso
Defense
Defense Establishment
National Security Council
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Seven Escape Injury In Rt 33 Collision Near Logan
Seven occupants, four adults and three children, escaped serious injury when their car collided with a semi trailer truck on Rt 33 three miles south of Logan at 6 45 p m The car operated by Annie Callahan 28 Lima crossed into the truck driven by Marvin Frey 31 Columbus The patrol said Callahan was charged with unsafe operation and fined 10 dollars plus costs in Mayor Francis Myers court. The car sustained extensive damage and no one was hurt.
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Rt. 33
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Annie Callahan
Lima
Marvin Frey
Columbus
Callahan
Francis Myers
Logan Youths Answer March Induction Call
Three Logan youths answered Hocking County's March induction call under the selective service system. Inductees were John Frederick Heft leader, Robert Rudolph Sutton assistant leader, and Harry Robert McVey. Mrs Chester Blake presented each with a gift box before they left by bus for Fort Hayes Columbus.
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Logan
Hocking County
John Frederick Heft
Robert Rudolph Sutton
Harry Robert McVey
Chester Blake
Fort Hayes
Columbus
World plowing contest faces no federal funding
Sponsors of the World Conservation Exposition and Plowing Contest in Peebles Ohio Sept 17 20 1957 seek federal support but Agriculture Department officials oppose any federal funds. The budget Bureau review hinges on precedent while Ohio groups have pledged funds including 15000 from the Ohio Legislature. President Eisenhower supports the event in a letter to Adams County citizens.
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Washington
Ohio
Eisenhower Administration
Agriculture Department
Sen
Bender
Rep. Polk
America
Peebles
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Department
Budget Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Legislature
Adamis County
Soviet Union proposes new plan for disarmament
In London the Soviet Union floated a plan focusing on conventional arms cuts and a ban on atomic test limits, dropping calls for a complete ban on nuclear weapons. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko presented the plan to the five power UN subcommittee, with details not released but diplomats noting substantial conventional arms proposals.
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London
Soviet Union
U. N
United States
U. S
Andrei Gromyko
Typhoon Sarah Aims Northwest of Guam at 115 mph
Typhoon Sarah centered about 500 miles from Guam with winds up to 115 mph moving 12 mph northwest. Other briefs note a 3000 mile tree belt planned for northern China, Libya rejecting Soviet aid, Cyprus ambush of British MPs, a Nile drowning in Cairo, a mud flood in Zambana, and Akron fires killing three.
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Guam
Sarah
Here
Farm price supports rise feared in compromise bill
Washington lawmakers warn the compromise farm bill may be vetoed by President Eisenhower if two provisions passed by the House Senate conference raise supports. The proposals lift wheat and corn price supports toward dual parity, costing about 1 billion more in 1956. Officials debate the bill’s fate as soil bank and other limits shift.
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Holland
Eisenhower
Senate House Conference Committee
Agriculture Department
Benson
Senate
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Soil Bank
Conference Committee
Soviet Denounces Stalin as Khrushchev Moves Against Cult
Moscow reports that Sweden's Prime Minister Tage Erlander will tour Stalin’s native Georgia and Armenia amid rioting tied to the Kremlin denouncement. Pravda blasts Stalin’s cult of personality in a lengthy attack as Khrushchev’s party campaign aims to restore Lenin’s norms and guide post Stalin policy.
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Tage Erlander
Sweden
Stalin
Georgia
Armenia
Kremlin
Erlander
Communist Party
Pravda
Lenin
Lev
Red Army
Hitler
Soviet Union
Central Committee
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist
National Deliverance Day of Prayer urged for racial justice
Today is National Deliverance Day of Prayer sparked by the Montgomery Alabama bus boycott. Rep Adam Clayton Powell Jr a New York preacher and congressman urged both races to pray for deliverance from persecution and for salvation from racial prejudice.
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Montgomery
Ala
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
New York
South Korea Sets May 16 Presidential Election
Seoul announced May 16 as the date for the presidential vote pitting incumbent Syngman Rhee against a longtime political foe. The opposition Democratic party named National Assemblyman P. H. Shinicky, 63, to challenge the incumbent's bid for a third term.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Democratic Party
National
Westinghouse Strikers Lose Ohio Unemployment Benefits
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation upholds a ruling denying benefits to Westinghouse Electric workers in Ohio during the strike. The union argues a lockout. a new contract with Westinghouse ended oral arguments. Benefits eligibility resumes for recalled workers with dates from Oct. 16, 1955 to March 22, 1956.
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Columbus
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ohio
BUC
James R. Tichenor
Westinghouse
Pennsylvania
International Union of Electrical Workers
Tichenor
Bureau
Eisenhower Sees Informal Talks as Successful Pattern
President Eisenhower calls his trilateral meeting with Louis St. Laurent and Adolfo Ruiz Cortines a success with goodwill and understanding gained. A relaxed dinner table session yielded a general survey of world affairs and limited concrete outcomes on Columbia River projects migratory labor and aid ideas.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
Louis St. Laurent
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Canada
United States
Columbia River
Ruiz Cortines
Dulles
India
Indonesia
Lester Pearson
Mexico
U. N. Security Council
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