Western Envoys Receive Kremlin Note On Summit Parley
The Kremlin rejected Czechoslovakia and Poland from pre summit talks and urged individual meetings with Gromyko. U S Ambassador Thompson said no change in the situation as Western envoys prepare for Paris talks. The Warsaw note reiterated U S opposition to a central European nuclear ban zone and backed open skies.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromoyko
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Gromyko
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
France
Maurice DeJean
Foreign Ministry
Paris
Europe
Rapacki
Soviet Union
Warsaw
State Department
Washington
West Germany
United States
Adam Ra
Packi
East Germany
Jacob D. Beam
Winiewicz
Germany
Western Europe
Nine In Race For Governor Confident In Ohio Primary
Two Republicans and seven Democrats seek Ohio governor in Tuesday's primary. Taft and Mrs. Vivienne Suarez show doubt while six Democratic hopefuls Celebrezze DiSalle Gorman Jackson Porter Sensenbrenner express confidence.
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Columbus
Ohio
Suarez
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Supreme Court
Robert N. Gorman
Youngstown
Clingan Jackson
Cuyahoga County
Albert S. Porter
Maynard E
Jack) Sensenbrenner
N. E
Vivienne L. Suarez
DiSalle
Gorman
Porter
Sensenbrenner
Logan
Hocking Democratic Party
Four Weekend Crashes Reported In County
Four auto accidents were investigated in Hocking County over the weekend with no serious injuries. Clyde Pettinger was cited after a single car on Rt. 75 rolled over, slight arm cut, moderate damage.
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Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 75
Logan
Clyde Pettinger
Columbus
Pettinger
Francis Myers
Hocking Sheriff's Deputies
Bear Run Rd
John E. Hoover
Logan Rt. 4
Ronald H. Rutgers
Blue Creek Rd
Rt. 56
Eunice O. Hart
Home Improvements Combat Recession Talk
Logan Daily News edition highlights a surge in home projects across Logan and Hocking County as warm weather spurs remodeling. The survey lists homeowners undertaking porch enclosures additions and kitchen renovations including George Blosser Clarence Beery and many others with projects on Warner Ave S Mulberry St West Logan and more.
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Logan Daily News
Logan
Hocking County
The
Daily News
Indonesian Rebel Capital Bukittinggi Falls in Sumatra
Bukittinggi, the rebel capital, fell as Indonesian forces push into Central Sumatra. Lt. Col. Rudi Pirngadie said the operation in Central Sumatra neared completion, though leaders’ capture remained uncertain as rebels retreated into the mountains after abandoning their base.
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Jakarta
Bukittinggi
Sumatra
Rudi Pirngadie
Sukarno
Java
Pirngadie
New Contracts Give Marion Workers Five Cent Raise
Members of two United Steelworkers locals in Marion began five cent per hour wage increases after signing new contracts with the Marion Power Shovel Co. The agreement marks a pay raise for Marion workers under the new labor deals.
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Marion
United Steelworkers Union
Marion Power Shovel Co
Ohio Weekend Mishaps Fatal To 19 Persons
A plane crash near Medina and a car train collision near Springfield killed 19 people in Ohio over the weekend. Victims include Dr William R Moore 32 his secretary Ann Fike 29 Clinton Bassett 27 and Mary Ann Bassett 20. The deaths comprise 11 traffic fatalities with two women found strapped in the plane wreckage.
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Ohio
Medina
Cleveland Area
Springfield
Charles W. Dempsey
Doris
Linda
Ray
Ronald
New York Central
Medina County
Andrew Karson
William R. Moore
Ann Fike
Clinton Bassett
Parma
Bassett
Mary Ann
Moore
Fike
NATO Envoys Cautious On Summit Parley
NATO envoys in Copenhagen hint a top level summit this year is unlikely. Spaak and other leaders urge unity against Soviet moves while warning that a summit would require careful preparation and patience amid U.N. vetoes and Kremlin tactics. Lloyd and Dulles discussed issues and agreed no immediate need to align positions for a summit.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
NATO
Paul- Henri Spaak
North Atlantic Alliance
Spaak
Christianborg Palace
Lloyd
State Dulles
Streams Near Flood Stage in Hocking County
Light rainfall swelled Hocking County streams to near flood stage as minor showers lingered. Rivers rose slowly after heavy rains flooded roads and fields early last week. Sunday's high reached 70 at 9 AM and dropped to 49 by noon with a cool night of 45.
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Hocking County
Ironton Area Roads Blocked by Flood Waters
Waterloo High School with 390 students closed today due to high water on roads. Torrential weekend rains caused earth slides on U S 52 near Ironton and on Ohio 7 775 and 217. A U S 52 underpass east of Ironton was flooded and a detour is in place.
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Ironton
Waterloo High School
U.S. 52
Ohio
Portsmouth
Mrs. Hazel Ewing Dies At 67 In Logan Ohio
Mrs. Hazel Kanode Ewing, 67, wife of former Probate Judge Edgar L. Ewing, died at 2 45 a.m. at her home 568 North Market Street after more than a year of serious illness. Born in Logan, she was a daughter of Robert and Lucy Kern Kanode and a 1908 Logan High School graduate. She worked at local stores and in the city auditor's office, belonged to Logan First Presbyterian Church and Venus chapter 76 Order of the Eastern Star, and spent most of her life in Logan. She married Ewing in 1942 and lived in Marietta and Belpre while he was a pharmacist from 1949 to 1954. Surviving are a sister, two stepdaughters, four step-grandchildren, and four step-great-grandchildren. Funeral is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Heinlein Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Heinlein
Earl F. Schottke
Oak Grove Cemetery
OSU Trustee Secretary Dies of Leukemia
COLUMBUS Carl E Steele longtime Ohio State University booster and secretary of the university board of trustees died in University Hospital Saturday from leukemia. He was 83 and will be buried in Spring Grove Cemetery Medina after Wednesday services. Steele served as secretary to the board of trustees since 1904 and as secretary of the board of control for the agriculture experiment station since 1921.
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Columbus
Carl E. Steele
Ohio State University
Spring Grove
Medina
University Hospital
Steele
University
Board of Control
Agriculture Experiment Station
Princess Anne Undergoes Tonsil Adenoid Surgery
Seven year old Princess Anne had her tonsils and adenoids removed in London. Officials report her condition immediately after surgery as very satisfactory and her recovery underway.
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London
Princess Anne
Queen Elizabeth
New Logan Armory Delayed by Federal Slowdown Policy
Ohio National Guard units face construction delays as the Eisenhower administration slows new armory projects to reorganize guard and reserve components. The Logan armory, funded at 165000 and tied to Hocking County fairgrounds, may be delayed while budgets review priorities. Lt. Robert Pugh and Maj. Gen. Leo Kreber protest the policy, urging timely use of already appropriated funds.
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National Guard
Logan
Robert Pugh
Ohio National Guard
Pugh
Budget Bureau
White House
Army Reserve
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Maurice Stans
Department of Defense
Bow
Leo Kreber
Stans
Massillon
Cleveland
Greenville
Sandusky
Cincinnati
Caldwell
Bradley backs Ike plan for Pentagon reform
General Omar N. Bradley testified before the House Armed Services Committee in support of President Eisenhower's defense reorganization. He argued the current structure allows information or directives to be blocked by executive agents, and urged giving the secretary of defense broader authority to streamline orders and oversight across the Defense Department. He dismissed fears of service elimination or creation of a powerful single staff.
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Washington
Omar N. Bradley
Congress
Defense Department
Bradley
House Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Defense Secretary
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
12Th Army Corps
Army Chief of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Secretary of Defense
Shaw and Van Duren Vie For County Commissioner Post
In Hocking County primary politics center on the Democratic race for county commissioner with Otto A. Shaw facing Thomas C. Van Duren. Across Ohio, races unfold from Congress to governor with Jenkins health rumors affecting the 10th District race and seven Democrats seeking the gubernatorial nomination.
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Taft
William O'Neill
Abele
Weis
Jenkins
Otto A. Shaw
Thomas C. van Duren
Congress
Thomas A. Jenkins
Washington
Homer E
Pete) Abele
McArthur
John Harvey Weis
Lancaster
Markin
Oakley Collins
10Th
Walter H. Moeller
Lamar K. Miller
Jackson
Moeller
Miller
Florida
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Vivienne Suarez
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Homer Abele
John Weis
Oakley C. Collins
Ellis Markin
Jenkins For Congress Committee
Collins
Franklin County
John M. Vorys
Laurelville Rt. 2
Chester Ray Seith Jr
McArthur Rt. 1
Charles C. Stimmel
Ralph Woods
Buchtel
Stimmel
Woods Auto
Summer
George Blosser
Warner Ave
Clarence Beery
S. Mulberry St
George Becker
West Logan
M. B. Haney
N. Mulberry
R. P. Fox
N. Walnut St
Jack Rauch
North St
Robert Keynes
N. Market St
John Redtenwaldt
Angle Ave
Eileen Green
Lake Logan Rd
Charles McKinley Sr
Clay Bank Hill
Hazel Rafferty
E. Second St
C. E. Appleman
Charles Vollmer
Haydenville
Robert Armstrong
Logan Rt
Alma Edgar
Union Furnace
Charles Frasure
Joel McGatha
Bernard Vincent
Big Pine Rd
George Gribble
South Logan
Associated Press
Luxembourg
Joseph Beck
NATO Council
H. C. Hansen
Hansen
U.N. Security Council
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Edgar Ewing
Hazel Kanode Ewing
Edgar L. Ewing
OSU
Logan Armory
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Gen. Bradley
Ike
Pentagon
Solon
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Albert T. Ball
John W. Donahey
John J. Gallagher
Roy E. Hopple
Charles H. Hubbell
John W. Peck
Frank E. Smith
Asher W., Sweeney
John Brown
Joseph T. Ferguson
Mark McElroy
Marion A. Ross
Paul F. Ward
Stephen M. Young
Charles B. Zimmerman
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