Sheriff Harold Steele Injured In Vinton County Crash
Sheriff Harold Steele, his son Bobby, and Mike Caul were among five people hurt in a head on collision eight miles north of McArthur on Rt. 75. Steele and his son were reported as satisfactory at University Hospital Columbus, Caul boy fairly good at Children’s Hospital Columbus.
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Vinton County
Harold Steele
McArthur
Steele
Bobby
Mike Caul
David Caul
University Hospital
Columbus
Caul
Children’s Hospital
Jerry Stumbo
Creola
Hocking County
W. Hunter St
Thomas M. Nolan
Athens
Robert E. Kern
Kern
Nolan
Ohio weekend toll of traffic deaths tops eighteen
An AP survey shows at least 18 accidental deaths over the weekend in Ohio, 14 in traffic. Causes include a boy chasing a ball into the road, a tired motorist dozing, and two men sleeping in a running car. All fatalities occurred Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight in separate accidents, with one and two vehicle crashes and a few pedestrians struck.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Logan High selects Eberst as Buckeye Boys State delegate
Logan High School selects 17 year old David Eberst as delegate to the American Legion Buckeye Boys State at Ohio University June 9 to 18. Eberst is student council president and junior class vice president. Alternate is Robert Ellinger. The program gathers about 1 200 youths and features party caucuses and elections under a simulated state government with 50 Legion staff and 3500 student instructors. Dr. Thomas Dooley among speakers at Buckeye Boys State sessions.
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John N. Eberst
Church St
Logan High School
American Legion
Ohio University
Robert Ellinger
Harley Ellinger
N. Wood St
Eberst
LHS
Buckeye
The
Legion
Ohio
Supreme Court
Legionnaires
Thomas Dooley
Logan Lions Begin Bulb Sale Tonight
Logan Lions Club launches its 1960 light for sight bulb sale at 6 p m with 24 members canvassing Logan city. Proceeds support sight conservation and glasses for needy residents in Logan and Hocking County. Chairman Floyd Goodlive says bulbs can be picked up at 660 E Second St.
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Logan Lions Club
George Charles
Lions Club
Logan
Hocking County
Floyd Goodlve
Sight For Sight
E. Second St
Freak Mishap Kills Tot
In Turbeville South Carolina a six year old girl named Caro Lyn Robinson died after jumping from her porch and landing on a broken glass jar.
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Turbeville
8.C
Carolyn Robinson
Prominent Cave Area Resident O Culp Dies at 84
O Culp 84 a well known Hocking County farmer and restaurateur died at his home near Old Man's Cave after years of poor health. He owned Culp's Restaurant in Logan 1925 to 1935 and later ran cabins and a tourist court with his wife Bertha managing a local restaurant. Funeral set for Wednesday at Heinlein Funeral Home with burial in Green Summit Cemetery.
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Hocking County
Old Man's Cave
Laurelville
George B
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Mr. Culp
Culp
Logan
Bertha
St. John’s Methodist Church
Heinlein
Lester L. Roth
Green Summit Cemetery
Adelphi
West Virginia primary tests Kennedy and Humphrey
The West Virginia presidential primary ends today with about 670000 Democrats voting to choose between John Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey. Nebraska and New Mexico vote also but are less influential. Johnson campaigns in Texas while Symington and Johnson stay watchful. Kennedy faces questions over Catholic faith, and Roosevelt Jr. accuses Humphrey of seeking draft deferments. Kennedy seeks around 45 percent. Humphrey expects to win but won’t state a margin. Johnson remains neutral in West Virginia and Texas delegates shape the June convention.
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Mexico
Kennedy
Humphrey
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Hubert Humphrey
Clarksburg
Maryland
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Tax Deadline Near For Hocking County Real Estate Taxes
Treasurer Ralph W. Moorhead reminded property owners in Hocking County that Tuesday is the final day to pay the first half real estate taxes without a 10 percent penalty.
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Ralph W. Moorhead
Hocking County
General Tschappat Honored at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Ceremonies May 17 at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland will honor the late Major General William H Tschappat longtime commander there He was uncle to Phil Tschappat and Mrs Robert Lee of Logan and has nephews Richard and Jack also from Logan A brother George aged 84 lives in Utica He graduated West Point in 1896 spent most of his career in ordnance retiring in 1938 A permanent building at Aberdeen will be named for him.
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Maryland
William H. Tschappat
Gen. Tschappat
Phil Tschappat
Robert Lee
Logan
Richard
Jack Tschappat
George
Utica
West Point
Ordnance Service
Aberdeen
Spy Plane Flight Heights Tied to Summit Tensions
Moscow and London flagged the U2 spy mission as a major danger to the Paris summit. Moscow radio blamed Washington for escalating the crisis while Western editorials warned it could derail easing talks. The Powers flight sparked international reaction as Pakistan and Norway denied landing plans in Bodo.
Eisenhower Convenes NSC Ahead of Paris Summit
President Eisenhower summons the National Security Council for a Thursday meeting moved earlier as he plans to depart for Paris to attend the summit with Khrushchev. Officials deny ties to the U2 incident while acknowledging potential discussions on the spy flight and Soviet secrecy. The White House reports a halt to flights near frontiers amid an executive review of the intelligence apparatus.
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Eisenhower
National Security Council
United States
Hagerty
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Paris
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Free World
Christian A. Herter
White House
Gettysburg
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Middle East
New York Times
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Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Citizens Show Concern After Spy Plane Shootdown
Moscow reports reveal mixed feelings among Soviets over the downing of an American spy plane. Khrushchev states the aircraft reached Sverdlovsk before being shot down 1,400 miles from the Pakistani border as Soviet media tout military invincibility.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
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Suez
Francis G. Powers
United States
Sverdlovsk
Powers
Vladimir Surin
NATO Commander Norstad Hospitalized After Golf Trip
General Lauris Norstad commander of NATO forces in Europe was admitted to a German hospital after feeling slightly unwell during a Sunday golf game in Berchtesgaden. An aide said it was precautionary with observation and checkup, and he would stay for a day or two.
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Norstad
NATO
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Berchtesgaden
Scientists Say Underground A-Blasts Can Be Concealed
Washington AP reports researchers warn muffled underground nuclear blasts five times the power of first atomic bombs could go undetected until new monitoring systems exist. A congressional summary cites a multi year race between concealment efforts and detection advances, noting difficulty distinguishing underground tests from earthquakes.
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Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Hans Bethe
Edward Teller
Harold Urey
Alvin C. Graves
Eisenhower
United States
White House
Weekend Rain and Cold Grip Hocking Valley
Overcast skies and intermittent rain hit the Hocking Valley for the weekend with temperatures in the 40s. Logan reports 1 inch of rain, Nelsonville 0.93, and Hocking Honor Camp 1.18 as Hoovers notes brief snow mix around 10:30 a.m. Traffic on Route 33 remains heavy while Rachelmacher Park hosts lingering picnickers as forecasts call for more cool, cloudy days.
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Hocking Valley
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Nelsonville
Hocking
B. S&s. Hoover
Rt. 33
Rachelmacher Park
South Logan
Eisenhower Denies Halt on Flights Near Frontiers
The White House denied that President Eisenhower ordered a halt to all flights over or near communist frontiers pending an investigation of US intelligence operations. Officials also suggested he may address the nation by television before leaving for the Paris summit.
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Alaska
Russia
United States
Charles Foulkes
Canadian Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Foulkes
North America
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Pacific
Norway
Japan
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Washington
White House
Paris
Union contract to be voted at Pike County plant
About 1,200 members of the Oj, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union at the Pike County atomic energy plant near Piketon will vote on a new contract. Negotiators for Local 10-639 and Goodyear Atomic Corp reached agreement, pending ratification and approval by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Columbus, Ohio
Oj, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Pike County Atomic Energy Plant
Goodyear Atomic Corp
Piketon
Atomic Energy Commission
Irregularly Higher Market Advances In Early Trading
New York stocks moved higher in an uneven session with moderate volume as gains ranged from fractions to about a point. Stronger moves appeared in electronics, chemicals, airlines and electrical equipment while more volatile issues rose 1 to 6 points.
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New York
Cleveland Attorney Named Special Prosecutor for Stark County Trial
Columbus AP reports Martin McCormack of Cleveland will serve as special prosecutor for 16 defendants charged with misdemeanor and bribery by a Stark County grand jury. Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy announced the appointment. They will confer in Columbus Tuesday and McCormack travels to Canton Wednesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Martin McCormack
Cleveland
Stark County
Mark McElroy
MecCormack
McCormack
Canton
Hugh O'Brian Struggles With Gun Work On Wyatt Earp
Savannah AP reports actor Hugh O'Brian who portrays Wyatt Earp on television faced two days of bad luck with his pistols. He suffered powder burns during a draw and briefly wounded a fellow performer when a live cartridge was mistaken for a blank.
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Savannah
Wyatt Earp
Hugh O'Brian
Pioneer V Signals From Deep Space From Jodrell Bank
At 8.2 million miles out Pioneer V sent more scientific data with signals described as loud and clear by a Jodrell Bank spokesman. The Britain's giant radio telescope facility confirmed reception of the transmissions.
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Jodrell Bank
England
America
Britain
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