Big New Oil Boom Under Way In SEC Marion Two
A large oil boom unfolds across Hocking and Southeastern Ohio with the Ben Fisher farm strike near Pickerington in Fairfield County and multiple wells in Marion Two and Perry County. Early estimates suggest a wide range of outputs from 25 to 600 barrels daily as several firms test grades and drill on numerous farms.
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Sec
Marion
Hock County
Ben Fisher
Pickerington
Fairfield County
Russell C. Graber
Wooster
Floyd E. Edwards
Marietta
Pennsylvania
Clint
Lee Notestine
Charles Cave
Logan
Green Two
Notestine
Perry County
Starr
Washington Twps
C. and H. Drilling Co
Holl Bros
Mathias
John Adams
New Mexico
Bateman Farm
N. Walnut St
Clyde Bowman
Cuban Forces Reported Outside Guantanamo Base
The Ledger-Star notes Cuban forces linked to Fidel Castro reported gathering near Guantanamo City in quiet bands to move on the U S naval base. Rear Adm Fenno said no assault indicators and the base faces no alert as Washington confirms Navy awareness and sentry warnings.
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Norfolk, Va
the Ledger-Star
Atlantic Fleet
Guantanamo
Adm
Robert L. Dennison
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo City
Naval Base
The
Ledger-Star
Frank Fenno
Dennison
Washington
Navy
Four Defy Rain and Net Big Catches at Lake Logan
Persistence paid off for four fishermen at Lake Logan as Joe Polnick and Phil McGinver of Columbus caught 11 bass weighing 20 pounds. Tubby Buffington and Bob Nelson of Athens added eight bass totaling 11 pounds. Largest catch was a 19 inch four pound bass. other big fish included two 18 inch and two 17 inch bass. Catches weighed at Jerry Hutchison's store amid midday rain.
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Lake Logan
Joe Polnick
Phil McGinver
Columbus
Tubby Buffington
Bob Nelson
Athens
Buffington
Nelson
Jerry Hutchison
Blood Segregation Policy Extends to Donor Services
Pretoria reports South Africa plans to extend racial segregation to blood transfusion by year end. A new law will establish separate donor societies for whites and nonwhites under the government program.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Turkish Universities Shut Further As Turmoil Spreads
Anti-government protests surge as Turkish colleges remain closed beyond spring and martial law tightens in Ankara. Curfew hours extend to night, liquor sales restricted, and identity checks imposed while Gen Namek Argue governs with wide powers.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Turkish Army War College
Namek Argue
Primaries End. Democrats Shift Tactics for Nomination
After primaries, Democratic hopefuls pivot to conventions and speeches to court delegates. Kennedy leads with 329 convention votes, Nixon is assured on the Republican side, while Johnson gains via Virginia’s 33 votes and Stevenson seeks broader support. Humphrey appears as Minnesota favorite son. Javits and Lodge touted as possible Nixon running mate prospects.
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Richard M. Nixon
Oregon
John F. Kennedy
Hyannisport
Mass
Phoenix
Arizona
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Virginia Beach
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Corrie Ann Crofts
United States
Miss Crofts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Minnesota
Democratic-Farmer-labor
Minneapolis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
New York
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jacob Javits
Nixon
Javits
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisenhower to address nation on summit collapse
President Eisenhower will speak Wednesday evening in a 30 minute radio and TV address starting at 7 p m EST. White House Press Secretary Hagerty says the remarks will cover the summit collapse and the future aims of the United States and its allies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
Norway Mint Director Indicted for Theft
Oslo AP reports Thor Hjulstad director of the Norway Mint was indicted on charges of stealing 397 pounds of silver and selling it to others. He was jailed awaiting further legal action.
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Oslo
Norway
Thor Hjulstad
Chilean quakes and tidal waves kill and injure many
Chile faced a third day of quakes and huge tidal waves with official tolls over 330 dead or missing. Reports described 130 missing and 1,500 injured, while tremors hit multiple provinces. U.S. bases and Latin American nations sent aid as Pacific-wide waves caused damage from Ancud to Hawaii.
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Santiago
Chile
Seismograph Institute
Valdivia
la Arena
U.S
Panama
Ancud
Interior Ministry
Lebu
Arauco
U.S. Coast Guard
California
Coast Guard
Oregon
Washington
Concepcion
Nuble
Biobio
Malleco
Cautin
Llanquiche
Chiloe
Honolulu
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Hilo
Hawaii
Waikiki Beach
U.S. and Soviet Prepare Spy Debate at United Nations
At U.N. headquarters the United States and the Soviet Union prepared to clash over espionage with Henry Cabot Lodge defending US actions while Andrei Gromyko urged council condemnation of spy flights, including the U2 incident, as a threat to peace. The debate was broadcast by VOA to reach the Soviet Union.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Paris
Il-nation Security Council
Kremlin
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Council
Voice of America
Eisenhower
Gromyko
Condom
Poland
Claude Corea
Ceylon
Corea
Rain and cooler spell eyed for Ohio from unsettled pattern
Weather Bureau summary notes widespread rain across Ohio with heavier totals in Columbus and Cleveland while Dayton and Cincinnati report lighter amounts. Dry and bright elsewhere with showers possible Thursday as a low pressure system tracks east from Lake Erie region.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Ported
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Great Plains
Pravda Attacks Eisenhower Over Camp David Talks
Pravda denounces President Eisenhower as unable to change his class, accusing him of imperialist aims and betraying friendship during Camp David talks with Premier Khrushchev. The Communist party newspaper portrays him as the servant of capitalism and imperialism.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Eisenhower
Camp David
Nikita Khrushchev
United State of America
Baccalaureate Services Held For Logan Seniors
The 1960 La xan High School graduating class of 142 seniors held baccalaureate services led by Rev. Farl Schottke with focus on translating scripture into daily life. Commencement is set for Friday with Dr. Stewart H. Smith as speaker.
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Farl Schottke
Laxan High School
LHS
Stewart H. Smith
Marshall College
Soviet Plans Move In Yank Detention
The Soviet Embassy said a move will likely be made today or Tuesday regarding the US airmen held after a C47 strayed into East Germany. Reports say the plane was forced down by Soviet fighters. nine Americans aboard. The embassy declined to elaborate or confirm details, treating the incident as minor so far.
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God
Berlin
Air
East Germany
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Senate Probes Form Over U2 Incident Shape Up
Washington Sen. Fulbright calls for Senate Foreign Relations Committee to investigate events leading to the summit collapse. Sen. Jackson's policy machinery begins closed hearings on the spy plane episode and decision making at the top. Johnson backs the Fulbright probe while warning against overemphasis on past mistakes. Democratic leaders urge unity and criticise Eisenhower handling, citing policy lapses tied to Khrushchev. Kennedy and Symington support the anti U2 criticism and push for clear accountability.
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Washington
Senate
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D- Wash
Johnson
Fulbright
Oklahoma City
Democratic Advisory Council
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Paul M. Butler
Richard M. Nixon
Council
Paris
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Stuart Symington
DMO
Two Columbus men captured after bowling alley shootout
Police thwart a Scenic Lanes burglary in a dark lobby by Ris 39 and 64. James Foyer 22 and Franklin Booth 19 were captured after a nine shot exchange with officers. Booth faces breaking and entering and shooting with intent to kill charges.
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Columbus
Ris
James M. Foyer
Franklin D. Booth
Pyer
Booth
Mansfield Reformatory
Hubert Lappen
Eyer
Harden & & Helber
Rt. 33
Scenic Lanes
Reynoldsburg
Logan
Stanley
Doc) Nutter
Ralph
Mike) Brandon
Nutter
Atease Brandon
Mike
Brandon
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Ihe
David Pberst
Tom Donahey
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