World Summit Collapse Deepens Cold War Fears
Paris reports a fractured Big Four conference as Khrushchev attacks Eisenhower and Eisenhower plans a TV radio address after returning home. Reports warn of renewed Berlin tensions, disarmament failure, and potential Red China flare ups amid harsh propaganda and personal barbs.
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United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Berlin
Far East
Khrushchev
Lisbon
Portugal
East Berlin
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
House of Commons
Geneva
Macmillan
East Germany
West Berlin
Cuba
Khrushchev Arrives in East Berlin for Berlin Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev lands at Schoenfeld Airfield and meets East German Premier Otto Grotewohl and Walter Ulbricht to map next steps in the Berlin crisis. He signals willingness for a summit if U.S. U2 incident objections are removed.
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United States
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Copenhagen
Death Takes Prom Week Student in Sidney
Dan Barhorst 17 died when his car left a country road while returning from Fort Loramie High School junior-senior prom. He would have graduated Sunday.
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Sidney, Ohio
Dan Barhorst
Fort Laramie High School
Barhorst
Construction Worker Injured as Front End Loader overturns
Douglas Clinton Hart, an Eagle Construction Co. employee from Mc Arthur, was rushed to Hocking Valley Hospital after a front end loader he operated overturned on Route 664S. He suffered multiple chest and back contusions but no fractures and was admitted after treatment. He resides in Harrisonville.
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Clinton Douglas
Eagle Construction Co
McArthur
Hocking Valley Hospital
Douglas
Harrisonville
Me i
Thousands of TWU Members Strike at Altoona Shops
Some 6 000 Transport Workers Union members walked off the job at the Altoona repair shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The walkout follows round the clock meetings and raises the threat of a broader June 6 strike by 25 000 maintenance workers across the system.
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Altoona
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
TWU
Francis L. van Dusen
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
van Dusen
Washington
National Mediation Board
White House
Columbus
Ohio
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Weather Outlook for Columbus Ohio Favors Clouds and Thunder Showers
Official Weather Bureau summary notes light fog in the Ohio River valley and high pressure for fair conditions. Temperatures reach the 70s today and 80s Friday as a low Midwest pressure system drives thundershowers toward Ohio, with the Hocking Valley seeing late day or evening activity.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Ohio River Valley
Midwest
Mississippi River Valley
Indiana
Eisenhower Calls for Belt Tightening After Summit Collapse
President Eisenhower arrived in Lisbon amid cheering crowds and a 21 gun salute. He urged perseverance for peace with justice and freedom, saying we must tighten our belts and keep our chins up despite the summit’s failure and Soviet tactics in Paris.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Eisenhower
U.S
Paris
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nikita Khrushchev
Hagerty
Khrush
Eae
Dean Collison Re-Elected GOP Chairman in Hocking County
Dean Collison was re-elected to an eighth term as chairman of the Hocking County Republican Central Committee at the organization meeting in Blosser's dining room. John Maraz, Murray City, was named vice chairman. Charles Chidhester of Logan as treasurer. Mrs. Vivian Proctor of Gore as secretary. Eight vacancies were left for next meeting in early June. the entire central committee was appointed to the executive committee per tradition.
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Dean Collison
Hocking County
Republican Central Committee
Blosser
John Maraz
Murray City
Charles Chidhester
Logan
Vivian Proctor
Gore
Collison
Central Committee
Cleveland Jewish Welfare Fund Drives Record Total
Cleveland Jewish Welfare Fund collection for the 1960 campaign reached 5,422,105 dollars, exceeding the goal by over 7,000 dollars, marking a record year for the drive.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland Jewish Welfare Fund
U.S. Spy Satellite Fleet Expected In Sky Soon
Logan Chiefs retain Mingo Relays title at LHS field after a dramatic finish over Circleville. Logan edged Circleville 53.52 as top sprinters Studer and Stump star in multiple events. Eleven relays set or tied records, with Kuhn anchoring a late surge to win the final 880 relay for Logan.
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U.S
Sky
Logan Chieftains
Circleville Tigers
LHS
Logan
Circleville
Hilltop Oval
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Athens
Chiefs
Tigers
George Stump
Larry Hannahs
St. al
Ken Studor
Hannahs
Studor
Mickey Frazier
Frazier
Stump
Shadley
Butch Kuhn
Wells
King
Sanders
Harman
Reed
M. Matheny
MoeManaway
Harris
Brenning
Kuhn
Studer
Vandemark
D. Matheny
Hedges
Dalton CL
Schrieder
Paxton
Watkins
O'Hare
Swartz
Wing
Eisenhower orders end to U2 flights as Samos launches near
U.S. plans a four month rollout for the Samos reconnaissance satellite network and expects the first satellite to circle Earth soon. An Air Force officer notes Samos will be harder to target than U2 and will relay covert data to Allied stations. Samos uses Atlas rockets from Point Arguello to polar orbit and will photo and televise wide areas and small targets from 100 to 400 miles up.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Samos
Air Force
Gromyko to Press Charges in United Nations
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrives in New York to press charges at the UN against American spy flights over the Soviet Union. Sobolev says the USSR will seek a Security Council resolution and calls for measures to stop the flights. The United States plans consultations in Washington as it weighs its response and possible vetoes.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Gromyko
11 Nation Council
Paris
U.N
Sobolev
Dag Hjammarskjold
Henry Cabot Large
Washington
Christian A. Herter
United States
Council
Poland
Dodd Calls for Prosecution of Cyrus Eaton Over Soviet Talks
Senator Thomas J. Dodd demanded legal action against Cyrus Eaton the Cleveland industrialist for his dealings with the Soviet Union. Dodd labeled Eaton a well known apologist for world communism and said he met Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Paris after the summit collapsed.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Senate
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Ohio
Soviet Union
Dodid
Eaton
Dodd
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
David Derr Wins 1960 Logan Jaycees Key Man Award
David Derr of 82 W Front St received the 1960 Key Man award at the Logan Jaycees charter banquet held at Brandts Restaurant. Don Farrow was named 1959 Key Man. Certificates for committee chairmen were given to Glen Vanatta Roger Johnson Don Farrow and John Saving. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Bardain Mr and Mrs John Saving and others. After the banquet Jaycees and spouses gathered at George Tucker’s home on W Hunter St.
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David Derr
W. Front St
Logan Jaycees
Brandt's
Derr
Jaycee
Don Farrow
Glen Vanatta
Cancer
Roger Johnson
March of Dimes Dance and Bosses
Safe
George Bardain
John Saving
Larry Kitchen
John Goodlive
Gary Boor
George Tucker
Glen Hemaworth
Walter Talbert
Bill Harwood
Ron Dennis
Jaycees
W. Hunter St
Mrs
Council Debates 500000 Waterworks Improvement Plan
Logan City Council considers a 500000 program to electrify the waterworks, build a larger treatment plant, add a storage reservoir, three mains, and a new well. Burgess and Niple engineers completed a survey last year prompting the proposal as water use nears plant capacity. Council, civic groups, and business leaders have urged action.
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Logan
Burgess & Niple
Columbus Engineers
Citizens Committee For A Better
Logan Trade Club
Polaris and Bomarc A Intercept Tests Mark Progress on Missile Tech
Polaris tests at Cape Canaveral show a successful inertial guided launch from a tube covering 1000 miles. At Eglin Air Force Base Bomarc A missiles intercepted aerial targets in three demonstrations, boosting confidence after earlier limited success.
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Florida
Polaris
Cape Canaveral
Eglin Air Force Base
Navy
Observation Island
Congressonal
Santa Rosa Island
Air Force
French Jetliner and Light Plane Crash Near Paris
A CaraVelle jetliner carrying 37 people collided with a light training plane at 6 000 feet. The jetliner landed safely but with a large hole in the roof. One passenger was killed by debris and the light-plane pilot also died. Twenty five aboard the jetliner were injured.
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Paris
Johnson Campaign to Open Citizens for Johnson HQ
The Johnson campaign plans a Citizens for Johnson headquarters in Washington to launch the drive for the Democratic presidential nomination. A formal candidacy announcement by Texas senator Lyndon B. Johnson is expected soon after, likely after the final state primaries in June.
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Washington
Len Lyndon B. Johnson
Citizens For Johnson
Texas
Rail giants Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake & Ohio move toward merger
Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio boards approve a proposed stock exchange. Stockholders must approve, and the Interstate Commerce Commission must concur.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati Meat Cutters Reach Tentative Kroger Contract
Local 7 and Kroger officials reached a tentative contract covering 400 workers after marathon talks on Wednesday night. Union business agent Carroll Jamison said negotiators recommend acceptance at a Monday membership meeting.
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Cincinnati
Meat Cutters Local 7
Kroger Co
Carroll Jamison
Ohio Supreme Court sets execution date for Klumpp
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed Mrs. Edythe Klumpp's appeal of her death sentence for the murder of her lover's estranged wife and scheduled her execution for June 17.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Edythe Klumpp
Interstate 77 planned to connect Cleveland to Marietta in future
Ohio highway officials say the Cleveland to Marietta Interstate 77 will take up to 15 years to complete with funding cutbacks and lower priority. A 4.1 mile section is now under planning from the Ohio River north of the river crossing to Salt Creek, with public hearings planned to define guidance to Canton and Akron connections.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Marietta
Ohio Highway Department
West Virginia
Virginia
Charlotte
N. C
Ohio River
Salt Creek
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Canton
Dover
New Philadelphia
Navarre Road
Akron
Ohio Turnpike
Willow Freeway
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