Congress Raps Khrushchev Over Summit Breakup
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson accuses Soviet Premier Khrushchev of deliberate summit disruption tying U2 spy incident to stalled talks. House Speaker Rayburn says failure likely. Dirksen notes Soviet alarm at U.S. political warmth.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Nikita Khrushchev
Johnson
Congress
Khrushchev
Paris
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
United States
Everett M. Dirksen
Bill
Soviet Union
Logan Eagles Win HVA Opener 11-9
The Logan Eagles opened their Hocking Valley Association season Sunday with an 11-9 win over visiting New Marshfield. In other openers Racine edged Glouster 65 Plantsville beat Murray City 11-1 and Buchtel narrowly defeated Jacksonville 8-7.
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Logan Eagles
Hocking Valley Association
New Marshfield
Racine
Glouster
Plantsville
Murray City
Buchtel
Jacksonville
Buckeye Trail Board Plans Summer Work
Trustees in Athens discussed summer projects for the Buckeye Trail focusing on Hocking County. They aim to finish the first cross county section by next fall starting in Glouster to connect Burr Oak Lake with the Hocking stretch. Bill Miller reported Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will provide financial help. the Buckeye Trail Association will hold its annual meeting November 6 at the Waltonian clubhouse on Lake Logan.
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Hocking County
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Burr Oak Lake
Hocking
Noble County
Ohio
Bill Miller
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Buckeye Trail Association
Waltonian
Lake Logan
Sunshine Draws Crowds to Southeast Ohio Parks
A spell of sunny weather brought thousands to Hocking Hills area spots including Rachelmacher Park Lake Logan and Hocking and Lake Hope State Parks. Park officials reported strong use by picnickers with a peak in late afternoon traffic and similar crowds at Lake Hope dining lodge bathing beach and picnics. Temperatures reached 82 after a chilly 33 morning low with a 47 low earlier today and 81 by 11 am. Weekend rainfall totaled 2 inches, mostly Saturday, per the AP weather summary noting pleasant conditions across much of Ohio with showers possible Tuesday in northern areas and fair warm weather in southern Ohio through Monday.
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Hocking Hills
Rachelmacher Park
South Logan
Lake Logan
Hocking State Parks
Lake Hope State Park
Chester Blake
Lake Hope
Vance Griffith
Division of Parks
Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Zanesville
Youngstown
Columbus
Chesapeake
Dayton
Midwest
Space Ship in Orbit Prompts Cold War Space Talk
Soviet space craft described as a 2 1/2 ton dummy manned satellite circles Earth every 91 minutes, with signals confirming orbit. Tass says the dummy passenger remains in a pressurized cabin and will burn up on reentry while live astronauts face unresolved return risks.
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Globe
Tass
Paris
I. I. Sheviyakov
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Annals of
Astronautics
Vladimir Dobronravov
Titan
United States
Dayton
Ohio
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Naked Eye
Columbus
U S Protests Cuban Action After Submarine Incident
The United States filed a delayed diplomatic protest to Cuba over an unprovoked high seas attack on an American submarine. The State Department demanded an explanation and rejected Castro's accusation of U S aggression against Cuba.
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United States
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Logan Chieftains take second in district track meet at Ohio University
Logan High School finished second in the Southeastern Ohio District Class AA meet at Ohio University led by six first place performances. Duane Swartz placed second in the 100 and fourth in the 220 while Ed Dalton, Larry Wells, Dee Gabriel and Mile relay squad added points in field and track events.
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Logan Chieftains
Ohio University
Logan
Duane Swartz
Ed Dalton
Larry Wells
Dee Gabriel
Mark Matheny
Dan Matheny
Ron Brimner
Butch Kuhn
Bates
South Point
Warden
Marietta
Robinson
Portsmouth
Cray
Conley
Gallipolis
Marietta Captures District Track Title Behind Relays and Sprint Stars
Six Chieftain thinclads clinched state meet bids at Columbus. Mickey Frazier won the 100 and 220-yard dashes as George Stump took the mile and 880. The 1880-yard relay team set a Logan record in 1 35.2 while Bob Fogle posted district marks in the 180 yard lows and 120 highs.
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Columbus
Mickey Frazier
George Stump
Bill Blake
Duane Swartz
Ron Brimner
Butch Kuhn
Logan
Marietta
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Lancaster
South Point
Ironton
Gallipolis
Piketon
Athens
Greenfield McClain
Paint Valley
Rock Hill
Bob Fogle
Real Estate Tax Collection Hits Record in County
Hocking County Treasurer Ralph W. Moorhead reports the first half real estate tax intake reached a record 556 621 28 dollars ending May 10, up 42 051 71 from 1959’s first half. Total real estate charges this year amount to 940 074 dollars. second half collection begins June 1.
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Hocking County
Ralph W. Moorhead
DiSalle backs Horstman for Ohio national committeeman
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle reiterates support for Albert A. Horstman of Dayton as Ohio national committeeman with a plan for the state chairman to hold the post. He also backs William Coleman of Marysville as a second choice while Sen. Stephen M. Young seeks the slot via telegrams to delegates. Delegates meet tonight to make a recommendation for the national convention. Mrs. Helen Gunsett of Van Wert faces no opposition to her continued role as national committeewoman.
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Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
Ohio
DiSalle
Horstman
William Coleman
Marysville
Young
Helen Gunsett
van Wert
Nixon Sees Some Good In Spy Flight
Vice President Richard Nixon says some good came from the U2 espionage flight and urges the Big Four to place a surprise attack on the Paris summit agenda. He defends reconnaissance over the Soviet Union and says the timing was unavoidable to maintain intelligence. Nixon remains calm amid tough questions in a near four hour TV interview.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Paris
Nixon
Pakistan Leader Says Soviet Planes Overflied Country
President Ayub Khan told reporters in London that Soviet aircraft have been flying over Pakistan for some time. He declined to say if Pakistan protested to Moscow, stating that protest would be of little use.
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London
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Moscow
North American Air Defense Squadron goes to heightened alert
San Diego AP: Commander Navy Captain Russell Trudeau says the North American Air Defense Squadron is on a continuing increased readiness alert not just a drill. He notes global tension and reports two pilots recalled, four on five minute notice, six on one hour, and the remainder on three hour notice of a 25 plane squadron.
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Calif
Navy
Russell Trudeau
Trudeau
Antioch College to face Duke in College Bowl showdown
A team from Antioch College Ohio will play the Duke University champions next Sunday in the CBS television College Bowl intercollegiate quiz battle.
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Antioch College
Ohio
Duke University
CBS
Russian Cancels President's Visit
The Paris summit collapsed in its first session as Khrushchev and Eisenhower traded accusations over the U2 incident. Khrushchev withdrew his invitation for Eisenhower to visit the Soviet Union, while Eisenhower proposed bilateral talks and a UN aerial surveillance plan to reduce espionage. The 3 hour 5 minute session yielded no further meetings.
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Paris
Sovet Union
United States
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U. S
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
Ussr
Francis G. Powers
Sverdlovsk
U.S
United Nations
Rockefeller May Still Be In Race
The Associated Press reports speculation that Republican Nelson Rockefeller could be a contender for the presidential ticket at Chicago’s convention, despite Nixon and Kennedy facing off in the primaries. Rockefeller resisted a VP role, while Nixon forecasts a Nixon vs Kennedy race this fall and both campaigns push for votes ahead of Oregon and Maryland contests.
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New York
Maryland
Oregon
Judson Morhouse
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Albany
Morhouse
Morse
Symington
Kennedy
Sen
Sen. Symington
Seattle
Associated Press
Nixon
Hot Springs
Jacob Mohler Dies at 83 in Valley Hospital
Jacob E Mohler 83 former Green Two farmer native of Hocking County died at 11 am in Valley Hospital after admission Saturday. Survived by wife Alma who died August 1958, one son John four daughters Marie Beougher Rosa Bell Wavelene Kirby Susie Scott and 13 grandchildren. Leonard Funeral Home has incomplete arrangements.
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Jacob E. Mohler
Logan Rt. 3
Valley Hospital
Hocking County
John
Susan Snyder Mohler
Green Two
Alma
Marie Beougher
Haydenville
Rosa Bell
Wavelene Kirby
Zanesville
Susie Scott
Grove City
Leonard Funeral Home
Ottawa Parliament Bans Shorts in Visitors Gallery
Ottawa lawmakers prohibit visitors in shorts from the parliamentary Visitors galleries. House Speaker Roland Michener said attire restrictions apply to tourists and bright sport shirts will be seated at the rear.
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Ottawa
Canada
Roland Michener
Eisenhower Signs Foreign Aid Bill for 4.086 Billion
President Eisenhower signed a foreign aid measure authorizing about 4.086 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year, framing it as essential to the mutual security program. He noted Congress resisted amendments that would harm foreign relations and stressed military and economic aid to allies amid Soviet threats.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Fisenhower
Paris
Wayne Hawks
United Arab Republic
Suez Canal
Russia
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