Ike Blames Reds For Nixon Attack In Caribbean Air Lift
The Defense Department said 21 Air Force transports carrying 500 troops from the 1st Airborne Division arrived at Ramey Base Puerto Rico to respond if Venezuela requests help for Nixon protection. Navy Marines from Camp Lejeune were also en route to Guantanamo Bay as a precaution. Nixon refused to cut his Venezuela visit and stayed under heavy guard.
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Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
Caribbean
Rameyir Force Base
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Nixon
Murray Snyder
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
2Nd Marine Division
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Tarawa
Guantanamo
Eisenhower
Caracas
U.S
Larrazabal
State Asks Council To Honor Agreement On Parking
The City Council discussed an old 1948 state ownership parking agreement for Culver and Front Streets on Route 33. The state says the city must honor the pact before further street resurfacing funds are released.
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State
Council
Culver and
Front Sts
Rt. 33
Rutigers
Front
Culver Sts
Culver St
Main
Front St
Neal Dillon
Logan
Zanesville Ave
Sam Bright
Main St
Rutgers
Angle Ave
North Lebanon Turmoil Deepens With U S Evacuation
U S Embassy sent a ship to fetch Americans from Tripoli as violence escalates in Lebanon. Amb McClintock said 53 Americans remain in Tripoli, mainly Presbyterian mission members, advised to leave. The Bekaa valley evacuation continued amid bombings and shootings. death toll rises to about 20 in Beirut and 32 elsewhere in the country.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
U.S
Robert McClintock
Presbyterian Mission
McClintock
U S. Information Agency
Mediterranean Republic
U.S. Officials See Anti American Riots Aimed at Nixon
Officials analyzed Caracas violence against Vice President Nixon seeking Communist links while noting broader causes. In Paris and Lebanon, fears of a right wing coup or regime shift raised alarms about NATO unity and U.S. interests. Adlai Stevenson urged global understanding of democracy and freedom amid a wave of anti American sentiment.
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Nixon
America
Asia
India
Africa
Stevenson
Washington
Information Agency
Eisenhower Links Economic Troubles to Latin American Unrest
President Eisenhower said anti American demonstrations in Venezuela and Peru reflect a mix of economic distress and possible Communist influence. He cited no single cause and noted U S economic aid and trade as vital while troops were moved to Caribbean bases as a precaution over rioting in Caracas.
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Venezuela
Peru
Eisenhower
French
Algeria
Lebanon
South America
Nixon
U.S
Uruguay
Bolivia
United States
Burma
Indonesia
Pastor McQueen to Retire After Sixteen Years in East Cleveland
Dr. M Wayne McQueen pastor of the Winder Mere Methodist Church in East Cleveland announces retirement plans set for June 28 after sixteen years of service. He and his wife will relocate to Winter Park Florida in October.
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Cleveland
M. Wayne McQueen
Windermere Methodist Church
East Cleveland
Winter Park
Fla
Hocking Central Committees Set for This Week
Hocking County Democratic and Republican central committees plan organization meetings this week. Democrats meet at Odd Fellows hall Thursday May 15 with newly elected candidates, a 6:30 p.m. supper, and speakers Rev Walter H Moeller and James A Lantz. Republicans meet at Blosser's restaurant Friday May 16 at 6:30 p.m. with GOP nominees and special guest Homer Abele.
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Hocking County
Democratic
Republican Central Committees
Democratic Central Committee
Odd Fellows Hall
Kroger
Walter H. Moeller
Lancaster
Congress
James A. Lantz
Fairfield County
Ohio
Republican Central Committee
Blosser’s
GOP
Homer Abele
McArthur
Compromise Seen On New Trade Bill
Washington reports a possible compromise formula for limiting imports could help U S industries threatened by foreign competition. Details are being worked out but leaders hope for committee agreement on a reciprocal trade bill.
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Washington
U.S
Honor students listed from Hocking County high schools
The third in a series profiles top graduates from Laurelville and South Bloomingville. Marlene Leota Smith tops Laurelville as valedictorian with ten years at the school and broad activity. Larry Eveland is second honors with band choir basketball and an all county basketball nod and plans to study engineering at Ohio University. At South Bloomingville, Jerry Lo Shaw is first honors with involvement in glee club band and drama and Winfield A Johnson is second honors as senior class president and participant in glee club drama and district scholarship team.
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Hocking County
Laurelville
South Bloomingville
Laurelville High School
Marlene Leota Smith
Bert Thompson
Salt Creek
LHS
Larry Thomas Eveland
Virgie Eveland
Ohio University
South Bloomingville High School
Jerry Lo Shaw
Guy Shaw
Winfield A. Johnson
Glenn Johnson
Ohio unemployment benefits decline for second straight week
Ohio unemployment totals eased to 220,882 collecting benefits as of last Saturday from 223,884 the week before. New claims fell to 23,863, a new low for recent weeks, while April exhausted benefit totals reached 9,651 with 27,157 unemployed exhausting benefits in the first four months of 1958 across multiple areas including Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus and Akron.
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Columbus
BUC
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
Cambridge
Chillicothe
East Liverpool
Findlay
Fremont
Hamilton
Ironton
Lancaster
Lima
Logan
Marietta
Middletown
Mount Vernon
Newark
New Philadelphia
Piqua
Portsmouth
Salem
Sandusky
Springfield
Steubenville
Warren
Washington D. H
Zanesville
Ohio hospital group seeks rate hike and plan change
Central Hospital Service with about half a million subscribers in central Ohio asked the Ohio Department of Insurance to permit increases in monthly group rates and convert its $25 deductible contract to an 80-20 type. Eisenhower said the administration must decide soon whether to advocate a tax cut as an anti recession step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Central Hospital Service
Blue Cross
Ohio
Ohio Department of Insurance
Washington
Eisenhower
House poised to pass $3.6 billion overseas aid plan
Washington reports that defeating major fund-cutting amendments boosts chances the House will approve the full $3.6 billion overseas aid program for next year. The outcome hinges on earlier votes and party alignment.
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Washington
House
Supporters seek House action on aid bill after Senate vote
Supporters press the House to act on a bill aiding chronically low in spirits areas after the Senate approved it 46 to 36 on Tuesday. The measure now faces House deliberations and potential amendments.
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Washington
House
Senate
Starr Two. Man 61 Takes His Own Life
A 61 year old Starr Two man, Ralph Bethel Wolf, shot himself with a .32-20 Colt revolver at his home four miles south of Route 33. He had been despondent and had threatened self harm before. Surviving are multiple children, grandchildren, and a step son. Funeral services are planned at Connett Church near Nelsonville with burial in the church cemetery.
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Starr Two
Ralph Bethel Wolf
George Hunsaker
Lanner Rd
Rt. 33
Owen F. Yaw
Hocking County
Nelsonville
Edna Wolf
Dr. Yaw
A. J. Waldron
Sheriff Waldron
Wolf
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Frank
Nancy Bethel Wolf
Adda
Edith Betts
Akron
Bernice Boling
Barberton
Miles
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Chester
Uniontown
Robert
Hayesville
William
Joe
Wil
Bur
Clarence
Charles Howard
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Edna Frank
Margaret Caldwell
Grove City
Connett
F. M. Wentz
Johnson Funeral Home
Weather rises to 79 in county as warmth spreads
Mercury climbs to 79 degrees by noon with Tuesday reaching 73 at 3 30 p m. Daily low dropped to 35. Forecast calls for cooler conditions Friday and Saturday across Hocking County with generally fair and warmer weather expected Thursday.
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Hocking County
Veterans receive $51.5 million in Korea War fund checks
Columbus Ohio reports that 200 406 veterans and eligible kin have been paid 51 506 956 dollars since June 1 1957 under the Korean Conflict Compensation Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
French Military Chief Changes as Algeria Turmoil Deepens
Paris reports Gen Raoul Salan to command in Algeria replacing Gen Jacques Massu amid a cabinet ban on demonstrations. Andre Mutter assumes Algerian affairs as Coty orders the army to end the insurrection and Pflimlin wins a parliamentary vote amid rioting in Paris and Algiers.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Pierre Pflimlin
Paris
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Salan
Jacques Massu
Massu
Rene Coty
Algiers
Andre Mutter
Robert Lacoste
Coty
Pflimlin
French Republic
de Gaulle
U.S
Logan and Lancaster Sign Mutual Fire Aid Agreement
Logan and Lancaster entered a reciprocal fire fighting agreement, first of its kind under a city ordinance approved March 25. The measure authorizes the service director to arrange mutual aid with communities within fifty miles. Additional agreements were sent to Sugar Grove Nelsonville and Athens for approval.
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Ed Rutgers
Lancaster
Rutgers
Sugar Grove
Nelsonville
Athens
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1St Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell
Wolfgang Larrazabal
W&h Chevrolet
Ogg & Beasley Ford, Inc
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Tansky Motor Sales
Dillon
Treasury
Sewerage Debt Service Reserve Fund
Bekaa Valley
American University Agricultural School
Don Steele
Nephi
Utah
Steele
Nancy
Paul
Ellen
Salt Lake City
Camille Cadmoun
John M. Hightower
North Atlantic Alliance
State Dulles
U.S. Information Service
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Senate Democrats
Senate Republicans
Hocking
Thomas Eveland
Marlene Smith
Jerry Shaw
Winfield Johnson
Starr
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