Financial Market Joins Optimists On Business Pickup
New York reports a mild boost for a recovering economy as production and jobs rise. Unemployment fell for the first time since October, though by a smaller margin than typical, with total employment near 63 million. Wall Street hit a 1958 high while earnings declined modestly from a year ago. Autos rebound, oil output eyed up, consumer credit down, and department store sales up four percent.
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Eisenhower
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Wall Street
Benson Plans Official Visit to Russia in July
Secretary of Agriculture Benson will visit the Soviet Union in July for about ten days, accepting an invitation from Soviet minister V Matskevich. The trip aims to foster exchange between nations, with stops at agricultural farms, research centers, and the all union agricultural exhibition in Moscow, possibly including other European visits.
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Washington
Benson
Russia
Eisenhower
V. Matskevich
Matskevich
United States
State Department
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Soviet Union
Knowland Warns On Federal Aid
U S Senator William F Knowland told about 1800 dinner attendees in Cleveland that relying on federal help will not pull the nation out of the recession He warned against astronomical spending deficits and debts and likened such policy to the fatal voyage of a mutiny aboard a canine passenger in space referencing an orbital disaster.
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Cleveland
U. S
William F. Knowland
Senate
California
Mutnik
Outer Space
Logan and nearby towns added to substantial unemployment list
The Labor Department added Athens Logan Nelsonville East Liverpool Salem and Mansfield to 19 new areas with unemployment of 6 percent or more. The total now stands at 140 such small areas. New claims for unemployment benefits fell by 23 300 to 423 000 for the week ended April 26, aided by seasonal outdoor work.
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Labor Department
Athens
Logan
Nelsonville
East Liverpool
Salem
Mansfield
Washington
Bureau of Employment Security
Father gets 120 years for infant death in Cincinnati
William Whitehead, 23, was sentenced to 120 years in prison after being convicted of first degree manslaughter in the death of his 4 month old son. Judge Carson Hoy imposed the term after testimony that the infant’s brain injury could not have occurred from a fall.
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Cincinnati
William Whitehead
Carson Hoy
Whitehead
Embattled Brooklyn church reopening canceled
Plans to reopen the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn were canceled by Bishop James P. DeWolfe. The church has been closed since July amid legal and ecclesiastical battles over acting rector Howard Melish and leadership disputes between pro and anti Melish factions.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
Holy Trinity
Howard Melish
A. Edward Saunders
H. L. Michael Cowan
Herman S. Sidener
Melish
Saunders
Cameron Beadle
House of God
Time Fleeting For Candidates In Ohio Primary
Candidates race toward next Tuesday's Ohio primary with seven Democrats vying for governor. Maynard Sensenbrenner predicts he will win by 20 000 votes, while DiSalle Porter and Celebrezze campaign across wards and shopping centers to win crucial Cu yahoga County votes.
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Ohio
Columbus
Maynard E. Sensenbrenner
Sensenbrenner
Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
DiSalle
Cuyahoga County
Albert S. Porter
Celebrezze
Porter
Boosters Club
Democratic Party
Farmers fall short of soil bank acres offered this year
Washington reports participation in the soil bank conservation reserve was weak with farmers offering 4.068 million acres for 3 5 or 10 year retirements. Officials had sought 10 million acres and the government will pay about 132 million to retiring landowners this year, 193 million less than authorized.
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Washington
Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Congress
Ohio Hog Prices Rise in Interior Markets
Ohio Department of Agriculture reports market hog prices in interior Ohio markets up 30 cents per hundredweight from last week as buyers respond to demand.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Colombia faces first constitutional president in decade
Colombia prepared to elect its first constitutional president after a short bloodless uprising. A seven hour coup attempt failed as five junta members fought rebels led by supporters of Gustavo Rojas Pinilla. Rojas arrived in Barbados after the coup and denied knowledge of the plan. In Buenos Aires Argentina bans imports to save scarce currency while U S officials discuss loans for private oil development and a bank mission plans to visit within two months.
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Colombia
Adm
Ruben Piedrahita
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Rojas
Spain
Bermuda
Barbados
Caribbean
United States
Dent Alberto Lieras Camargo
Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Richard Nixon
Frondizi
South America
U.S
Samuel C. Waugh
U. S
State Patrolman Hurt Chasing Fleeing Youth
Patrolman Charles Whyte of Logan was injured with a kidney risk when his cruiser ran off the road while pursuing Ted Adams, 18, Logan. Adams was captured and cited for unsafe operation. Whyte was treated and released. A separate Rt 33 crash near Logan left Kathleen Woods and Willie Stanley with minor damage and minor fines.
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Lake Logan Rd
Rt. 180
Charles Whyte
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ted Adams
Logan Rt. 2
Francis Myers
Whyte
Adams
Rt. 33
Rockbridge
Kathleen Woods
Cleveland
Willie Stanley
Hebron
U S To Show Nuclear Gear At Conference
United States plans to unveil secret nuclear reactor equipment at the World Atoms for Peace Conference in Geneva opening September 1. The 30,000 square foot American exhibit will feature several full size reactors and secrecy surrounds many exhibit details.
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Switzerland
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Palace of Nations
United Nations
Canada
France
Great Britain
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Austria
Norway
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Sweden
Belgium
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
India
Japan
South Africa
Argentina
Venezuela
Polling Places Open Early for May Primary in Hocking
Polling places in Hocking County's 33 precincts will open at 6 30 a m Tuesday for the May primary. Precinct workers arrive at 6 a m to ready supplies and polls close at 6 30 p m. Police Chief Roy Kelch notes parking for Falls precinct voters is reserved on the east side of Market Street by the courthouse during voting hours.
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Hocking County
Roy Kelch
Falls
Market St
Ernest Smith 77 Dies in Florida
Ernest N. Smith 77 former eastern division manager for the National Supply Co died in Florida Tuesday. Funeral services were held Friday in Clearwater. A native of Greenville he was a well known figure in the oil field supply industry. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth.
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Fla
Ernest N. Smith
Eastern
The
National Supply Co
Smith
Logan
Greenville
Florida
Elizabeth
U.N. Stalemate Deepens Over Arctic Inspection Plan
United Nations debates disarmament stalemate as Russia vetoes U S proposal for Arctic aerial inspections. Dulles travels to Copenhagen for NATO talks while denouncing the Soviet veto and insisting on international inspection to prevent surprise attacks. The vote blocks a Soviet anti inspection resolution 9-1 with Sweden abstaining.
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N. Y
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
U. S
Arctic
Washington
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N. Security Council
Council
Sweden
Dulles
Copenhagen
NATO
United States
Judge Overrules Simmons Motion On Indictment
Judge Harley Meyer overruled Cyde W. Simmons motion to quash an indictment for sodomy issued by a Hocking County grand jury. Arraignment for 39 year old Logan man was postponed to 10 a.m. Tuesday at the defense request.
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Cyde W. Simmons
Hocking County
Harley Meyer
Logan
James Shumaker
Cops Bag Big Game in Reno Parking Crackdown
Reno police tow eight cars from illegal downtown parking spots during a city crackdown. Among the towed vehicles are two belonging to police officers.
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Reno
Transfer To City New District Asked
Hocking County board delays action on petitions to transfer four East Hocking areas to Logan city district and create a Laurelville district. Petition signers reach 614 for Logan transfer and 740 for Laurelville. board checks signatures and plans further action with area principals assisting verification.
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Hocking County
East Hocking
Logan City
Laurelville
Falls
Falls-Gore
Marion
Green Townships
Wayne Timberlake
C. S. Matheny
Timberlake
Salt Creek
Perry
Laurelville Village
Robert West
West Hocking
Salt Creek Valley
Eisenhower to Visit Ottawa for July 8 10
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower will tour Ottawa July 8 through 10 in an informal trip with Secretary Dulles. Talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker are expected on policy and economic ties as Canada eyes balanced trade and closer cohesion with the United States.
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Eisenhower
Ottawa
U. S
Canada
NATO
White House
Dulles
John G. Diefenbaker
U.S
Diefenbaker
Progressive Conservative
House of Commons
United States
Britain
Commonwealth
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