Eisenhower Returns to Warm Welcome After Lisbon Flight
President Eisenhower lands at Andrews amid a 200000 strong greeting and faces news of a missing armed C47 that later landed in East German territory with eight crew held. He plans rest at Gettysburg then a televised address on the summit failure amid Democratic calls for full disclosure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
Portugal
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Gettysburg
U. S
Adlai Stevenson
National Unity
House Democrats
Struck Dayton Firm Halts Its Operations
Jalousies of Ohio Co stopped operations as a labor mediation session began. President Jesse Philips blamed Sheriff's office for lawlessness after a Thursday clash left a deputy injured and 14 workers arrested. total arrests rose to 21. Philips met Gov. DiSalle and warned of possible National Guard action to restore order.
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Dayton, Ohio
Jalousies of Ohio Co
Jesse Philips
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Dayton
Philips
Bernard L. Keller
Michael V. DiSalle
Columbus
National Guard
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Newlywed couple killed in car crash near High Point
In High Point North Carolina a newly married couple Mrs Jettie Lee Cramer Carroll 20 and William Lewis Carroll 2 of Winston Salem were killed when their car collided with another driven by a 19 year old R C Samuel. The bridegroom died later at a Winston Salem hospital.
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High Point
N. C
Jettie Lee Cramer Carroll
William Lewis Carroll
Winston Salem
R. C. Samuel
Samuel
Carroll
Winston-Salem
Dems May Name Collins Chairman At Democratic Convention
The New York Times reports Florida Governor LeRoy Collins is expected to be named permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention. Idaho Senator Frank Church is the likely keynote speaker choice.
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New York
Florida
LeRoy Collins
Frank Church
Idaho
New York Times
State AG seeks financial data on delinquent mental patient charges
Ohio Attorney General says he will require financial resources information from persons responsible for delinquent mental patient charges before filing collection actions. He will notify the Support Bureau to include addresses and financial reports with certifications. Governor DiSalle ordered a review of about 210000 delinquent cases totaling roughly half a billion dollars. about 90 percent likely uncollectable. The bureau plans to hire about 100 law students for the review.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Michael V. DiSalle
Cincinnati Woman Guilty of Income Tax Dodge
Eleanor Hust Hickman owner of Pleasant Electric Co. in Cincinnati was found guilty on two counts of income tax evasion in U S District Court. Judge Carl Weiman fined $10 000 on one count and gave a two year suspended sentence with probation on the other, with a 15 day deadline to pay the fine or the suspended sentence would be revoked.
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Dayton, Ohio
Pleasant Electric Co
Cincinnati
Eleanor Hust Hickman
U.S. District Court
Carl Weiman
Hickman
Baccalaureate Services at Logan High Tomorrow
Logan High School schedules baccalaureate for the 1960 graduating class at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium with Rev. Earl F. Schottke delivering The Translation of the Holy Word. Invocation by Rev. R. B. Hughes and benediction by Rev. Willard O. Drefke.
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West School
Logan High School
Mildred Brehm Johnstone
Alice van Atta
Hazel Thurness Dangler
Margaret Harrington Raymond
Lena Petty Mack
Katherine Judy Flannigan
Nelline Lemon Cohagen
Effie Allen Saunders
Claribel Wikehart Sanner
Rose Geiger Hahn
Marie Lynch Kemper
Frances J. Mathias
Hazel Comly Karshner
Mona Duffe Sain
Leona Shorr Higgins
Breta McVey Mohler
Marian Kleinschmidt Thomas
Ruth Gallager Schreck
Edna Johnson Anthony
Rhea Gladman
Faith James Weltner
Clyde W. Martin
Virgil Martin
William Poling
Lawrence Kleinschmidt
Chester Lehman
Alva Brown
Fred Juergensmeier
Virgil Pettit
Orlandeth Lehman
Earl Struble
Carl M. Sweary
Lawrence M. Lehman
Fred P. Graham
Noah Nunemaker
Earl F. Schottke
First United Presbyterian Church
R. B. Hughes
Kline Memorial Eub Church
Enterprise
Willard O. Drefke
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
General Motors Plans Small Sizes for 1961 Models
General Motors announced at its stockholders meeting in Wilmington that Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac will offer small-size models in 1961. The Buick Special the Oldsmobile F 5 and the Pontiac Tempest will join the compact car market with front mounted engines embracing a full scope from economy to premium.
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Wilmington
Del
General Motors
Buick
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
America
Woolworth Ceiling Collapse Injures Shopper in Ohio
In Mount Vernon Ohio a Woolworth store ceiling plaster collapsed sending debris to the floor. Clerks and customers fled to safety and one woman sustained a slight injury.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio
Kennedy Seizes Oregon Primary Victory For Nomination Push
Kennedy wins Oregon with a crushing primary victory over Morse boosting his delegate tally to 317½ needed for the nomination. Johnson Symington Humphrey Stevenson and Morse still in the race with Los Angeles convention looming. Kennedy cites grass roots support and broad acceptance of his record while highlighting anti Catholicism issue in West Virginia.
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Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Senate
Sen
Adlai E. Stevenson
Oregon
Johnson
Symington
West Virginia
Midwest
Far West
New Nike Missile Sites To Be Dedicated Today
Residents of southwest Ohio will witness the dedication of four Nike missile sites around Cincinnati. Army officials plan the ceremony at Wilmington Oxford Felicity and Dillsboro Indiana as protection for the city.
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Wilmington, Ohio
Ohio
Cincinnati
Army
Wilmington
Oxford
Felicity
Dillsboro
Ind
Survival information surge after Sumner collapse
Cuyahoga County civil defense director reports a sharp rise this week in requests for survival booklets and pamphlets after the Sumner collapse, as residents seek guidance on emergency measures and safety procedures.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Civil Defense
Rescue pilots toil to lift injured from Mt McKinley tragedies
A bush pilot plucked rancher Hielea Bading and Maria Day from Mount McKinley after a crash while two others died in another rescue flight. Don Sheldon, Link Sackett and others battled extreme altitudes to reach 14 500 and 17 000 foot levels. Mrs Bading likely to be released in 48 hours.
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Anchorage
Alaska
North America
Don Sheldon
Talkeetna
Hielea Bading
John Day
Central Point
Ore
Mt. McKinley
Day
Link Sackett
Sheldon
Mrs. Bading
Roth
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Japanese GI Ended Guam Holdout After Sixteen Years
Japanese soldier Bunzo Minagawa, 39, emerged from Guam jungle after nearly 16 years of silence. Spotted 10 miles south of Agana he fled but was subdued by two Guamanians. He carried a Buddha statuette and wore tattered fatigues. Officials consider him an alien while his status is determined.
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Guam
Bunzo Minagawa
Minagawa
United States
Japan
Buddha
Sumay
3219Th
Southwest Ohio Blue Cross Seeks Rate Hike
Southwest Ohio Blue Cross asks the State Insurance Department for approval to raise hospitalization rates effective September 1. Proposed fees: group members 3 to 7.50 dollars, non group members 4 to 9.80 dollars, with existing rates at lower levels.
Khrush Chev Softens Stance On Summit Crisis
Khrushchev signals a shift in position as the Soviet leader avoids promising concessions and seeks to keep the West guessing. He urges readiness for a possible chiefs of government meeting in six to eight months while avoiding apology for the spy plane incident. Moscow risks Propaganda hits as it backs away from a Paris showdown.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stevenson
Fisenhower
Khrushchev
Realin
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
East Berlin
Berlin
United States
West Berlin
Moscow
Lekhrushchevy
Storm Strikes Logan After 91-Degree Day
A brief storm hit Logan with heavy winds and rain after a 91 degree day, the warmest of the year. The low dropped to 36 degrees as a large tree limb split and several smaller limbs broke near Mound and Spring Streets, with no other damage reported.
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Logan
Ilam
Mound
Spring Sts
Ed Rutgers
Weather Outlook for Ohio Sees Strong Winds and Showers
Official Weather Bureau summary notes showers and thunderstorms across Ohio with winds 55 to 75 mph. Rain amounts include Sedalia over 0.4 inch, Columbus 0.2, Cincinnati 0.25, Dayton 0.33. A cold front will shift east tonight bringing scattered storms near Lake Erie. cooler air returns and Sunday should be fair.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Sedalia
Cincinnati
Dayton
Lake Erie
Weather chaos: tornadoes and heavy rain sweep central U S
Scattered showers hit the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes with tornadoes in Iowa Illinois Indiana causing light damage and no injuries. Gusts up to 55 mph toppled garages and roofs while several lakeside collisions yielded no injuries.
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Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Des Moines
Elwood
Mlineis
LaPorte
Ind
Germantown
Ohio
Dayton
Lake Haron
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs Braves
Minnesota
Texas
Fort Smith
Ark
Brownsville
Tex
Norfolk
Neb
Green Bay
Wis
Robber and Cop Die in Detroit Duel Shooting
DETROIT AP Two police officers James Meeks and Robert Hislop were killed when a gunman and accomplice attempted to shoot their way past officers at a near West Side supermarket. Fugene Cunningham, 42, an ex convict, was identified as the gunman after the shootout. accomplice Faye Hill, 19, was detained with a store employee Fred Clinkscales, 11, held for investigation.
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Detroit
James Meeks
Robert Hislop
Near West Side
Hislop
Jim
Meeks
Fugene Cunningham
Faye. Hill
Fred Clinkscales
Man Walks 73 Miles On 73rd Birthday
A. F Bergman of Leetsdale celebrated his 73rd birthday by walking 73 miles around Pittsburgh. He says he has logged about 305000 miles since age 10 and once walked 500 miles from Pittsburgh to Chicago in under seven days.
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Pittsburgh
A. F Bergman
Leetsdale
Bergman
Chicago
Nine Americans Held After Soviet Forced Landing in Germany
Nine U S Air Force crewmembers and passengers were seized when an unarmed C47 forced landed near Schwerin Germany on a routine Copenhagen to Hamburg flight. Soviet authorities transferred the group to Soviet control in Bonn Berlin and Schwerin amid diplomatic exchanges as U S officials sought their return.
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Wifsbaden
Germany
Berlin
von. Clyde D. Eddleman
Europe
Baltic
Kluetz
Berder
East Germany
Bonn
U.S. Air Force
James Palmer Landy
Defiance Ave
Findlay
Ohio
George A. Jorda
Salisbury
West la Fayette
Ind
William Thomas Frewen
Galveston
Tex
Leon Porter
Russellville
Ala
Chester Kenneth Sleezer
Saratoga
Paul K. McCash
Rockingham Dr
Atlanta
James P. Gavin
Sewart Air Force Base
Tenn
James A. Morrison
Wythe Ave
Richmond
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Eddieman
I. Yakubovsky
Schwerin
Gen. Yakubovsky
Air Force
Garvin
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
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