State Official Ordered Stay Out Of Warren County
Ohio assistant attorney general Marvin Kline said a gunman wearing constable clothing warned him to stay out of Warren County as he travels from Middletown to Columbus. Kline is pursuing an inquiry into alleged irregular activities by county agriculture societies and faces possible danger in Warren County.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles A. Mosher
R-Lorain
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Lowell Fess
Rgreene
Senate Taxation Committee
Fess
DiSalle
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
King
Sen. Mosher
Mosher
House
Kent State University
Boards of Education
Warren County
Marvin Kline
Kline
Middletown
Department of Agriculture
Corwin Nixon
County Agricultural Society
Ohio Agriculture Societies
Atty
Mark McElroy
Director of Agriculture
Lions Name 83-Year-Old Mrs Bell Cheer Club Member
Logan Lions select Mrs. Bert Bell age 83 of 309 N Mulberry St as this week’s Cheer Club member. She has been a shut-in for four years and receives cards from well wishers. Last week’s member was Mrs Augusta Holzapfel age 85 who got many cards and flowers at the McVey Hotel.
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Logan Lions
Bert Bell
N. Mulberry St
Lions
Cheer Club
Bell
Augusta Holzapfel
McVey Hotel
Holzapfel
GOP Sees Unemployment Dip as Dem Plans Face Hurdles
AP reports April unemployment fell by 735,000 boosting GOP claims that Democratic spending for housing, distressed areas and airports is excessive. Dirksen argued job gains reduce the push for big outlays while Mansfield cautioned that improvement does not end economic concerns and urged House action on Senate plans.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Fisenhower
Dirksen
Commerce and Labor Departments
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
House
Another Burglary Suspect Arrested
Sheriff A J Waldron and deputy John Wells placed a third Carbon Hill school burglary suspect under arrest at his Murray City home. Raymond Chester Windle age 24 joins two other suspects in county jail. Three juveniles who confessed were returned to Juvenile Diagnostic Center and Boys Industrial School.
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A. J. Waldron
John Wells
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Raymond Chester Windle
Jerry Lee Huddy
Nelsonville
John H. Warren
New Straitsville
Bank Holdup in West Jefferson Brings Quick Escape
Two robbers held up Central National Bank in West Jefferson Madison County at 11:30 a.m. demanding a bag fill and instruction to avoid alarms for three minutes. They fled in a nearby car toward Columbus after the heist, one man wearing a trench coat and about 28, the other older with gray hair.
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West Jefferson, Ohio
Madison County
U. S. 40
Columbus
Pat Harrison
Central National Bank
London National Bank
Harrison
Robert Rowe
Home Improvements Show Upsurge In Logan
The second annual Home Improvement Edition of the Logan Daily News notes a warm weather surge in building and remodeling across Logan and Hocking County. New homes rise in Walnut Hills on N Walnut St and in Ralph Courter's South Logan developments. King Lumber Co and The Building Center report many planned remodeling projects this summer.
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Logan Daily News
Logan
Hocking County
Walnut Hills
N. Walnut St
Ralph Courter
South Logan
Glenwood Addition
Hocking Hills
Union Furnace Rd
King Lumber Co
The
Building Center
Charles Fitzgerald Resigns as County Sanitarian
Charles Fitzgerald has resigned as Hocking County sanitarian effective May 30. The Logan-Hocking board of health accepted the resignation with regret. Fitzgerald, 31, a Guernsey County native, plans to return to Cambridge and has sold his Logan home. He has also served as Vinton County sanitarian and previously in the US Air Force.
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Charles Fitzgerald
Hocking County
Logan-Hocking
M-Set
Karl Grant
Langley Air Force Base
Vinton County
US Air Force
Guards Deployed Into Henderson Strike Zone
Governor Hodges ordered National Guard units to Henderson to restore order at Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills after armed clashes and a dynamite blast at the North Henderson plant. No injuries reported, but violence and a damaged nursery building prompted the call for troops amid a textile workers strike.
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Raleigh
N.C
Luther Hodges
National Guard
Henderson
Harriet - Henderson
North Henderson
Textile Workers Union of America
Burglars Hit Glenn McDaniel Service Station
A break-in at the Glenn McDaniel service station and store at the junction of routes 56 and 278 was investigated by Sheriff deputy Otto Iles. Entry was gained by breaking a door glass and reaching in to unlock it, with cigars, cigarets, candy, tobacco and a radio stolen.
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Sheriff's
Otto Iles
Glenn McDaniel
Rts
Miami Judge Orders City Fine Refund
A circuit judge in Miami ordered the city to refund more than a million dollars in traffic fines after ruling the city lacked proper jurisdiction since the 1958 metropolitan government formation. The ruling shut down Miami traffic courts and voided post 1958 convictions, with appeals planned by city attorneys.
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Miami
Fla
Robert H. Anderson
Dade County
Florida Supreme Court
Anderson
Oise Keton
Gene C. Russo
State Supreme Court
Harry Housen
Mamie To Visit Mom For 81st Birthday
Mamie Eisenhower is due in Denver on Wednesday to help her mother Elivera Doud celebrate her 81st birthday at home. The visit highlights family ties during a busy executive era.
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Denver
Mamie Eisenhower
Elivera Doud
Soviets Seek Expanded Seating for Poland and Czechoslovakia
At Geneva the Soviet Union urged immediate admission of Poland and Czechoslovakia to the foreign ministers conference, but the West opposed expanding the body. The dispute risked delaying Berlin talks, while Gromyko pressed for parity. Western ministers urged shelving the proposal and proceeding with German issues.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwayn Lloyd
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Gromyko
Asst
Andrew Berding
United Resistance
East Germany
Rainfall and Temps: One Inch Measured in Hocking County
Heavy showers drenched Hocking County with one inch of rain at the state highway garage. Temperatures cooled to 72 at noon after a 88 degree high earlier, with a 57 degree low last night. Cloudy skies and scattered showers expected to persist into Wednesday.
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Hocking County
State Highway Garage
Atomic Powered Airship Could Enter Service by 1963
Washington AP reports Goodyear Tire and Goodyear Aircraft say a 442 million cubic foot nonrigid airship could be launched before a nuclear powered airplane. The ship would be three times the size of current blimps, operate at 80 to 92 mph, and have virtually unlimited range, potentially making America’s first atom powered aircraft.
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Washington
Navy
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
America
Goodyear
Ten Prisoners Surrender After Fort Pillow Siege
Fort Pillow State Prison Farm in Tennessee ends a 14 hour uprising as ten rioters surrender peacefully at 10 30 a m CST. Guards were unharmed and leaders say prisoners sought better conditions and good time credit. Commissioner Hampton notes moves to Victoria jail and removal to Nashville main prison.
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Fort Pillow
Tenn
Keith Hampton
Nashville
Hampton
Leonard Thompson
Sudan Reds Seek Backing For Coup
CAIRO AP Communists in Sudan seek support for a coup to install an anti Nasser strongman aligned with Iraqi Premier Kassem. They target Brig Abdel Rahim Shanan as a Sudanese Kassem figure though Shanan is not a Communist. He joined the junta by force in March.
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Cairo
Sudan
Abdel Karim Kassem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Reds
Kassem
Abdel Rahim Shanan
Shanan
Ibrahim Abboud
Khartoum
Women Score With Ingenuity in Milk Dating Ordinance
In Baltimore the Women s Civic League distributed undated milk containers with the warning This milk is undated. Will you take a chance and drink it. The City Council unanimously upheld the women s demand to require dating on milk containers.
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Baltimore
Women's Civic League
Britain Prepares to Enter Artificial Satellite Field
Prime Minister Macmillan announced Britain will enter the artificial satellite arena. He said Britain may send satellites with US cooperation or via Commonwealth partners and will study adapting military rockets for space use. A Royal Society chaired instrument program will be led by Prof. H. S. W. Massey with a team to Washington for talks. He cautioned costs remain modest and uncertain.
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London
Macmillan
Britain
United States
Washington
House of Commons
Steel Union Eyes 38 Hour Week
NEW YORK AP Contract talks continue over a nationwide steel strike with the Steelworkers Union pressing for a 38 hour week. President David J McDonald says shorter hours higher wages and contract gains will be sought. The union favors three five day weeks then one four day week averaging 38 hours. Industry spokesmen demand a one year wage and fringe benefit freeze to curb inflation and unemployment.
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New York
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers
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