Elevated Trains Crash In Chicago Injuring 119
In Chicago a head tail collision of two elevated trains injured at least 119 riders during rush hour. At the scene and hospitals, victims were treated or examined while firefighters cleared the site near Milwaukee Avenue between Damen and Western avenues.
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Chicago
Logan Square
Milwaukee Ave
Damen
Western Avenue
Dominick Paris
Frank Thielmann
Paris
St. Elizabeth
St. Mary of Nazareth
Knox girl places high on state bookkeeping test
Emma Knox a Rockbridge High School junior tied for eighth in the state on a bookkeeping test. She ranked first in district among under 250 enrollment schools and scored 137 of 142, with prior district standings in science and geometry.
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Rose Emma Knox
Rockbridge
Miss Knox
Olive Knox
Ohio
Knox
Firestone to Invest $55 Million in Global and US Plants
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. announces a plan to add 15 million dollars in foreign production facilities and 40 million dollars in domestic facilities over the next 30 months. The move expands capacity and signals growth during the period.
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Akron, Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
United States
Steel Talks to Restart in New York After Weekend Recess
New York AP reports basic steel industry contract negotiations will resume Tuesday after a recess that started Friday, with union and management teams meeting to discuss wages hours and conditions.
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Steel
New York
Desperate gunman flees after St Louis drugstore raid
Ivan Deckard, 32, deserts dying partner Herbert Lorts after a drugstore shootout in University City. He terrorizes a Wellston family hostage before police corner him in a North St Louis attic, while two detectives are wounded. Deckard and Lorts had taken $104. The incident ends with Deckard surrendering as officers close in.
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ST. Louis
Ivan Ll. Deckard
Heltonville
Ind
University City
Deckard
Richard Wetzel
Wellston
Wetzel
Federal
Herbert J. Lorts
Bruce Zuckerman
Irwin Zuckerman
Janet Fischer
Lois Barth
Margaret Fischer
West Offers To Separate German Issues
Geneva AP reports Western powers proposed discussing Berlin with the Soviet Union apart from broader German questions while insisting Berlin cannot be settled in isolation from reunification and European security. The statement aimed to ease Western camp rifts over a stopgap Berlin arrangement.
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Geneva
Berlin
Soviet Union
Raw
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
AFL-CIO Chiefs Eye Labor Bill Shift in Senate Proposals
AFL-CIO leaders meet to decide changes they want in the Senate passed labor control bill. They may withdraw support for Kennedy Ervin bill if amendments are not removed or modified. Opposing unions like the Teamsters and United Mine Workers have also voiced strong opposition.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Senate
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Sam J. Ervin Jr
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Afi-Cio
Congress
Teamsters
United Mine Workers
Raymond Turner 34 Found Dead in Logan Home
Raymond A. Turner 34 was found dead by his wife Grace at 4 10 p.m. Sunday in their Logan home. Coroner Dr Owen F Yaw ruled heart attack as the cause. Turner, a carpenter and Mingo Lodge No 171 F and AM member, was Democratic nominee for First Ward councilman. He leaves wife, parents, a son and a daughter plus siblings. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Logan Church of the Nazarene. burial at Fairview Cemetery.
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Raymond A. Turner
Grace
Third St
Owen F. Yaw
Hocking County
Logan High School
Turner
Vinton County
Alpha
Edna Miller Turner
Edgar Wilson
Rt. 75S
Mingo Lodge No
F&am
First Ward
Raymond Jr
Lynette
Edwin
Logan
Eleanor Cocker
Grove City
David Bricker
Columbus
Bonnie Lou Turner
Jayne Turner
Bernice Bricker
Logan Church
The
Nazarene
Leonard Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Masonic
Episcopal rector dies in Cincinnati at 95
The Rev. J. Hollister Lynch, rector emeritus of the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour in Cincinnati, died at his home Sunday. He was 95.
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Cincinnati
J. Hollister Lynch
Episcopal Church of Our Saviour
House OK Of Operating Bill To Enable Assembly To Quit
The Ohio House passed a $1.808 billion state operating bill amid predictions of adjournment by late June. Democrats foresee final approval soon, while Republicans push for line by line budgeting. Debate centers on highway funding, tax needs, and recent budget changes with few votes slated today.
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House OK
Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
10Th
General Assembly
House
Senate
DiSalle
House Finance Committee
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Mechem
Highway Department
Iran Faces David Goliath clash with world Communism
AP reports a tense Middle East standoff between Iran and world Communism. Iran's stance is backed by the United States, with Moscow pressuring via Iraq and the Baghdad Pact's fate. Iran seeks independence from Shatt Al Arab and promises political and economic reforms to bolster internal confidence.
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Iran
Middle East
Tehran
United States
Iraq
Tudeh Party
Moscow
Turkey
Pakistan
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Shatt al Arab
Abadan
Persian Gulf
Icebergs Float Off Atlantic Route Near Newfoundland
About 200 icebergs drift in the North Atlantic east of Newfoundland, blocking the typical transatlantic shipping lane and creating hazards for vessels en route to Europe and North America.
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Halifax
N.S
North Atlantic
New Foundland
Dairy Hearing Postponed Amid Milk Delivery Continues
Acker Bros. Dairy deliveries continue in Logan as a hearing for James Acker on delivering milk without a permit is postponed indefinitely. Health officials and prosecutors will meet over the next days to study the code and prepare evidence, with a state milk inspector to inspect Ucker Daily.
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Boocks
The
Daily News
Ucker Bros. Dairy
Tumor Removed From Mrs. Truman
Surgeons removed a breast tumor from Bess Wallace Truman, 74, wife of the former president, in a two hour and 45 minute operation at a Kansas City hospital. A spokesman called her condition very satisfactory and said malignancy would be determined in two to three days.
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Kansas City
Bess Wallace Truman
Stolen Two Faced Five Ten Dollar Bill In Cleveland
Walter Breen a New York coin collector reported his rare two faced bill stolen from a hotel room in Cleveland. The note bears five on one side and ten on the other and Breen valued it at six hundred dollars during the Pennsylvania Ohio Coin Clubs convention.
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Cleveland i
Walter Breen
New York
Breen
Gates Named No 2 In Defense Department
Washington AP report says Thomas S Gates Jr. was chosen as deputy secretary of defense to succeed the late Donald A Quarles. Gates, retiring Navy secretary, had planned retirement but was tapped by President Eisenhower for the No 2 role in DOD.
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Gates
Defense Department
Washington
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Defense
Eisenhower
Buckeye Trail Planned Through Hocking County
Hocking County receives approval to map the first Buckeye Trail section covering about 30 miles of existing Tar Hollow and Hocking state forest trails from Jar Hollow to Burr Oak Lake. The project aims to link Cincinnati to Lake Erie with campsites and side trails, promoting hiking and horseback riding. The executive Buckeye Trail Association formed in Logan after a committee tour and incorporation steps.
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Hocking County
Hocking
Tar Hollow
Jar Hollow
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Old Man's Cave
Burr Oak Lake
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Ohio
Logan
Lake Logan
Charles Goslin
Lancaster
Daily News
Car Crashes Into Bridge on Route 180 injuring driver
Sheriff's deputies investigated a one car crash on Route 180 east of Jack Run Road Saturday at 8 40 a m. William T Allbery 26 Logan Route 1 said he fell asleep causing the east bound auto to hit a concrete bridge abutment. He sustained abrasions to both knees and the car was heavily damaged.
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Hocking County
John Wells
Otto Iles
Rt. 180
Jack Run Rd
William T. Allbery
Logan Rt. 1
Ohio Weekend Accidents Claim 14 Lives
AP reports weekend crashes in Ohio killed 14 people, with 10 fatalities from traffic accidents. The incidents occurred across multiple counties, prompting police investigations and renewed safety warnings. Authorities urge cautious driving amid ongoing inquiries.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Ohio University
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