Hocking Residents to Get Nuclear Medical Self-Help Training
Logan-Hocking County Health Department will train residents in medical self-help for surviving a nuclear attack. Dr H M Boocks announced the program, with Red Cross first aid added groundwork, covering fallout, shelters, hygiene, water, food, infant care, and emergency childbirth. About 20 instructors will be trained first, then open to all residents.
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Logan-Hocking County
H. M. Boocks
Health Board
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Civil Defense Office
Red Cross
Boocks
Acker Bros. Dairy
Stock Market Rallies as Dow Surges to 652.47
The market extended its rally with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 6.27 to 652.47 at noon. IBM rose 6 points, Republic Steel climbed 7.5, and gains spanned sectors from mail order retailers to toys as trading remained heavy despite some slip in a few issues.
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New York
Associated Press
Rails
Kennedy
Thailand
IBM
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
Boeing
At&t
du Pont
Xerox
Polaroid
Republic Steel
Chrysler
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Ohio Temperatures Hit Season Highs In Record Heat
Official Weather Bureau report notes unseasonably mild to hot conditions across Ohio. Hocking Valley topped 90 degrees for a third straight day with a 93 degree high, while early morning readings ranged from 62 to 68 across Zanesville Dayton and Akron.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Mercury
Zanesville
Dayton
Akron
Mock Flights Spur Prep for Man Orbit Saturday
At Cape Canaveral the Mercury control center conducted a high tension mock Aurora 7 mission to sharpen guidance for Malcolm Scott Carpenter. The simulated flight revealed repeated faults from heat shield attitude to inverter heat, a slipping clock, and smoke in the capsule. Carpenter did not fly the mock. backup Walter M. Schirra piloted during launch and global tracking stations acted out the rest. A final full dress rehearsal is slated for Thursday before Carpenter's actual space ride.
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Fla
Iff
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Mercury Control Center
Christopher Craft
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
Carpenter
Space
Walter M. Schirra
Globe
Mercury
2-Cent Stamp Brings 5200 At New York Auction
A 2-cent Pan American Exposition stamp featuring an upside down train sold for $5,200 at H. R. Harmer Inc. The item, from Margaret Flick Hoffman of Florence, Italy, formerly New York, commemorates Buffalo 1901. The buyer was not disclosed.
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New York
H. R. Harmer Inc
Buffalo
Margaret Flick Hoffman
Florence
Italy
Salan Faces Treason Trial in France for Algeria Campaign
Ex General Raoul Salan went on trial before a special court in Paris charged with treason for leading the Secret Army Organization during the Algerian conflict. Prosecutors accuse him of involvement in 2000 attacks, 400 in France, causing over 400 deaths and 1100 injuries. Salan seeks to call De Gaulle and 132 witnesses as the defense expands the scope of the case.
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Algiers
European
Secret Army Organization
Hussein Dey
Oran
Algeria
Secret Army
Moslem National Liberation Front
Evian
Paris
Raoul Salan
de Gaulle
Palace of Justice
Salan
Satan
France
Husband Drives Through Window After Domestic Quarrel
John Clayton McDonald, 41, drove his convertible through the picture window of his Lansing area home after a day long quarrel with his wife Patricia. He started a fire in the attached garage and damaged car and house estimated at 4000 dollars. He was jailed on reckless driving charges.
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Lansing
Mich
John Clayton McDonald
McDonald
Fire Department
Patricia
Korea Regime Plans To Pardon 13180 Convicts
Seoul AP The military government will pardon 13180 convicts and reduce prison terms for 8790 others on the first anniversary of its seizure of power. 3227 pardoned will be released from 21 prisons. others already paroled. Gen Chung Hee Park says many offenses occurred under prior regimes and calls on the freed to repent.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Polio Vaccine On Hand For Cleveland Immunization
Cleveland authorities announce one million Sabin oral polio vaccine doses are on hand for the planned immunization day Sunday May 27. A latest shipment of 200000 doses arrived by air freight Monday.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
Probers Eye Pieces Of Estes Puzzle Charged Finagling In Estes Affair
Senate investigators pursue Estes connections as Republicans press for Secretary Freeman to resign. McClellan and aides review Texas interviews while Yarborough discloses a $1700 Estes contribution. Aide Miss Jones faces alleged mistreatment amid FBI scrutiny of Agriculture Department officials and N Battle Hales.
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Probers
Estes
GOP
Washington
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations
Texas
McClellan
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Yarborough
Chambers of Commerce
Subcommittee
Donald O'Donnell
Paul E. Kamerick
Wheeling and Dealing
House
Agriculture Department
Gordon Alott
R-Colp
Freeman
Allott
White House
John J. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Lee K. Buchanan
Miss Jones
N. Battle Hales
FBI
Hales
Indonesians Drop Chutists Into Guinea
West New Guinea reports say four Indonesian transport planes and two Mitchell bombers dropped 40 or more paratroops and supplies to reinforce encircled Indonesian guerrillas near Fakfak. Dutch forces sealed the area with naval gunfire. no ground contact reported.
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Hollandia
West New Guinea
Fakfak
New Guinea
Ceran Island
Ohio All-Star Cage Game Is Canceled
Ohio's annual north south high school all star basketball game scheduled for June 16 at Newark was canceled today by the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association. The Rebel Yankee cage fray could not meet several stipulations set by the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
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Columbus
Ohio
Newark
Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association
Buckeye
National Collegiate Athletic Association
ElevatEd Train Derailment Injures 12 in Philadelphia
A three car derailment at a northeast Philadelphia terminal injured 12, with investigators reviewing the four car elevated train. Emergency crews treated victims as service resumed after the incident.
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Philadelphia
U.S.-Germany Reach Near Agreement on Berlin Issue
An AP report states the United States and West Germany are near agreement after a two hour meeting between U S Ambassador Dowling and Chancellor Adenauer. They agree on essential points but dispute East German representation on a 13 nation authority for access to West Berlin.
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BOM
Germany
United States
West Germany
U.S
Soviet Union
Berlin
Walter C. Dowling
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Bonn
East Germany
Adenauer
Glenns to Receive Ohio Salvation Army Award
Mr and Mrs John H Glenn Sr of New Concord receive the first Ohio Salvation Army Award for Voluntary Service at a Cleveland luncheon next Tuesday. The Glenns are parents of America's astronaut.
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Cleveland
John H. Glenn Sr
New Concord
America
Ohio Salvation Army
Literacy Vote Bill Heading For Shelf
The Senate prepares to shelve the administration's voter literacy test bill after Majority Leader Mansfield moves to table it. Supporters claim it would lift voting barriers while opponents say it infringes on states rights. The bill sought a sixth grade education as the federal voting-eligibility standard, mainly affecting Southern counties.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
South
Navy family expects first baby as boy amid 18 children
Navy Chief Warrant Officer Francis Louis Beardsley and his wife Helen, both widowed, married in September after meeting through a friend. They already raise 18 children aged 2 to 17 and anticipate a July birth, hoping for a boy and naming the son John Joseph if male.
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Beardsley
Helen
Beardsleys
Monterey
Navy
Postgraduate School
Ft. Ord Hospital
John Joseph
Kennedy orders 1800 Marines to Thailand in defense move
President Kennedy ordered 1,800 U.S. Marines to Bangkok to bolster Thailand's defenses amid Laos attacks and regional tensions. The move supplements a 1,000-man battalion already in country for SEATO maneuvers, with U.N. notification and SEATO consultations cited. Continued coverage notes Moscow's warning about the move.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Thailand
Bangkok
United States
United Nations
SEATO
Sarit Thanarat
Laos
Moscow
New Orleans School Board Drops Racial Bars in First Grade
The New Orleans School Board voted 3-0 to desegregate first grades this fall under federal pressure and pending appeal. Beginning September first graders may attend either white or Negro schools, ending the pupil placement plan for first grade while keeping it for grades two and three. The board also tasked Supt. O Perry Walker to study abolishing biracial districts, with Judge J Skelly Wright already ruling the plan unconstitutional.
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New Orleans
Emile Wagner
O. Perry Walker
J. Skelly Wright
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