Logan Driver Held After Hit Run Crash in Logan
A Logan youth, Richard L. Bumgardner, 19, was held on drunken driving and leaving the scene charges after a 3:09 a.m. crash on W Front St. A parked car owned by William Redd was struck, pushed onto the sidewalk, and Bumgardner was arrested at his home. Five county accidents were reported in Hocking County.
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Logan
Richard L. Bumgardner
Third St
Francis Myers
Front St
William Redd
Bumgardper
Hocking County
Columbus
Sam's Creek
Rt. SB
N. Spring St
Betty Marie Geil
Logan Rt. 1
Sohio
Spring St
Paul Brown
N. Orchard St
Geil
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan Junior School
Robert W. Ellinger
N. Wood St
Dale Smith
W. Hunter St
State Highway Patrol
Rt. 75
Michel
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Mundy
P.m
N. Walnut Rd
Wayne Thompson
Logan Rt. 2
Kachelmacher Park Set to Open for Summer
Kachelmacher Park will officially open for the summer Sunday in Southeastern Ohio. Service Director Ed Rutgers reports playground equipment and picnic tables have been repaired and repainted. Five elm trees diseased during winter will be removed.
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Kachelmacher Park
Southeastern
Ohio
Ed Rutgers
Wil H
Senate House agree on foreign aid bill compromise
Conferees reached a compromise foreign aid bill totaling 4 086 200 000 dollars, only 88 800 000 under the White House request. Ted W. Brown criticized the Cuyahoga County Election Board for slow results from last Tuesday's primary. The Methodist Church dropped its remarriage eligibility barrier for divorced persons. Seven Massillon property owners indicted for gambling were free on 500 cash bonds. Governor DiSalle urged state officials to work and avoid out of state meetings. About 150 homeless and 325 jobless after a fire destroyed 14 tenement houses and a shoe factory. Ohio State University approved a 1960 61 general salary budget exceeding 21 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Ted W. Brown
Cuyahoga County
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Dem Senators Propose New Medical Plan For Aged
Sixteen Democratic senators led by Pat McNamara introduce a new Social Security aged care proposal. The plan envisions hospital and nursing home coverage with outpatient services, funded by taxes and general funds, and expands coverage beyond the Forand bill though it excludes surgical expenses. TheAdministration outlines its own plan and faces opposition from Nixon and critics who deem it inadequate.
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Washington
Pat McNamara
Aime J. Forand
D-Ri
Forand
House
Eisenhower
McNamara
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Wayne Morse
Ore
Stuart Symington
Welfare
Arthur S. Flemming
House Ways and Means Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Len Barry Goldwater
Arizona
General Fund
Tornadoes Struck Southland For Third Straight Day
The Associated Press reports deadly twisters cut through near Mobile Alabama and St Elmo Alabama with confirmed deaths and injuries. Damage included destroyed stations shops and a Mason lodge with a Baptist church heavily damaged.
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Rkness
Mobile
Ala
Weather Bureau
Air Weather Service
Brookley Air Force Base
Dauphin Island Highway
Dog River Bridge
St. Elmo
Theodore
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi Valley
Wilburton
Okla
J. Howard Edmondson
Midwest
Lexie
Mississippi
Poplarville
Dexter
Sandy Hook
Illinois
Missouri
Bootheel
Osceola
Ark
Tennessee
Memphis
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Goshen
Ind
Lafayette
Murrayville
Rockford
Iil
Ilinos
Ohio Weather Outlook From Columbus Summary
Official Weather Bureau notes cloudy mild conditions with scattered showers across Ohio. Rain spread east ahead of a cold front, clearing and cooler air tonight and Sunday, with early morning readings in the 60s including Columbus at 62.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Ohio-Indiana
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus
Marietta
Cincinnati
Khrushchev Says American Pilot Alive in Spy Flight
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced that an American pilot was alive after a spy mission over the Soviet Union. U.S. officials weighed the statement amid rising Cold War tension while awaiting fuller Moscow details and keeping plans for the Paris summit and a possible trip to Moscow unchanged.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Moscow
Eisenhower
State Department
Lincoln White
Llewellyn Thompson
Christian A. Herter
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Paris
United States
New Straitsville Plans Water Bond Sale for Burr Oak Pipeline
New Straitsville village council approves selling 99000 in water revenue bonds to finance a Burr Oak pipeline tied to six counties. Mayor Emrick says bonds backed by water revenue will run 40 years. Water rates set and taps to be priced after bond signing.
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New Straitsville
Burr Oak
Melvin Emrick
Howe Co
Cincinnati
Burr Oak Lake
Hocking
Athens
Perry
Emrick
Straitsville Brick Co
Glouster
Jacksonville
Shawnee
Murray City
Trimble
Ohio State 1900 May Queen Named
A Mansfield coed aged 22 was crowned OSU May Queen Friday night. Miss Maribel Hawk, a freshman in home economics, receives the university honor at the May Day ceremony in Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Mansfield
Ohio State University
Maribel Hawk
Senate Chiefs Map Big Load of Work for Final Nine Weeks
Senate leaders outline remaining major tasks for the 1960 session as nine weeks remain. Key items include an immigration bill and a medical plan for the aged while large appropriations and policy measures proceed in committee and awaiting House action.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Commerce Department
Interior Department
U S Plans Resumption of Underground Nuclear Tests
President Eisenhower announced the United States will resume underground nuclear tests possibly by year end. The plan includes nonweapon devices and expanded research to detect and identify underground explosions with 10 million dollars in the current budget and about 66 million more next year.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
United States
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Khrushchev Says Airman Admitted Spy Mission
Premier Khrushchev told the Supreme Soviet the pilot of the May Day downed plane, Francis Gerry Powers, admitted flying over the Soviet Union on a spy mission to photograph airfields and industries. He said Powers joined the CIA in 1956 and was paid to work for an American spy organization. Powers reportedly parachuted after the crash near Sverdlovsk, with a poison kit and money.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Parliament
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Francis Gerry Powers
Air Force
Central Intelligence Agency
U. S. State Department
Francis G. Powers
Pound
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
U.S
Krushchev
Powers
Mars
Seaman Union Ends Picketing Against Egypt
The Seafarers International Union ends its picket of the Egyptian freighter Cleopatra in New York Harbor and halts the associated boycott across the Middle East. The State Department will pursue new steps to stop Arab blacklisting of ships dealing with Israel. The picket line was small but effective and may resume if needed.
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New York
New York Harbor
Middle East
State Department
Israel
Seafarers International Union
East River
King and Queen's daughter sail to Caribbean honeymoon
Prince Antony Armstrong Jones and Princess Margaret depart from the English Channel on the royal yacht Britannia for a Caribbean honeymoon. The voyage, kept private, sparks talk of Trinidad as a likely port while other guesses point to Gulf coast stops. The British Admiralty limited comments as the royal couple begins their celebrated wedding journey.
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London
Antony Armstrong Jones
English Channel
Caribbean
Royal Yacht
Britannia
Princess Margaret
High Seas
West Indies
Trinidad
Margaret
U.S. Gulf
New Orleans
Florida
Trotsky Assassin Mourned by Vengeance Seeker Heads to Havana
Jacques Mon ard the man who killed Leon Trotsky fled Mexico to avoid revenge by Trotskyites. Freed early from a Mexican prison he traveled with two Czech officials and checked in at Havana Hotel Nacional, fueling fear of renewed pursuit. Trotsky's widow, Natalia Sedova, warned of elimination.
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Havana
Jacques Monard
Leon Trotsky
Mornard
Mexico
Trotsky
Mexico City
Olldrich Novicky
Edward Fuchs
Jacques van Dendresch
Case Tech Ballot Favors Stevenson
Cleveland Case Institute of Technology held a mock Democratic convention nominating Adlai Stevenson for president on the fourth ballot. Kennedy trailed Johnson, finishing second on the first ballot.
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Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson Raps Ike's Policy Of 'Reaction To Khrushchev'
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson urged a firm foreign policy and stronger preparedness at the Columbiana County Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner in Beaver Local High School. He urged revision of foreign aid, warned against Khrushchev’s tirades, and called for better air alert, missile and bomber power while stressing a balanced reciprocal trade program to prevent one way imports. The address drew about 1,300 attendees and promoted a coming Democratic administration and Congress.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Lyndon B. Johnson
D Tex
Columbiana County
Jefferson Jackson
Beaver
Senate
Washington
Khrushchev
John
Son
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Johnson
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Ed Dawley
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Ernest Michel
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Ohio Power Co
Carl Mundy
St. Clair
Denver
Colo
Methodist Church
Canton, Ohio
Massillon
Michael V. DiSalle
Derry
N.H
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Associated Press
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Full
Ways and Means Committee
House Committee
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Tony
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Case Tech
Ike
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