Chilean quake tidal disaster toll near two thousand
Devastation spread across southern Chile as earthquakes and massive tidal waves left nearly 2,000 dead or missing and up to two million homeless. Widespread damage included towns wiped out, multiple volcanoes erupting, and rescue operations under way across islands and ports.
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Santiago
Chile
Interior Ministry
Quelen
Aleta
Mejuin
Osorno
Caulle
Carral
Casablanca
Cautin
Hilo
Hawaii
Japan
Western Pacific
Formosa
Okinawa
Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor
Donald McLarnan
Federal Small Business Administration
Return Of U S Crew Delayed By Weather In Germany
Nine Americans and a C47 strayed from Copenhagen to Hamburg and were held four days in Soviet custody. Weather halted the planned return flight from East Germany. The pilot and crew chief will fly out when conditions improve while five occupants may be moved by road if authorized.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
East Germany
U.S
Grevesmuehlen
North Germany
U.S. Air Force
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hamburg
Clarke T. Baldwin Jr
Warrenton
Iron Curtain
Communists Fire On Matsu And Quemoy Islands
After a three month silence, Communist guns attacked the Nationalist held Matsu islands for two days. Nationalist officials warned of a possible attack on the offshore islands near Formosa. Reds also fired 49 shells at Quemoy, the other offshore outpost 150 miles south of the Matsus.
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Taipei
Formosa
Matsu Islands
Formosa Strait
Reds
Quemoy Islands
Matsus
U S Spy In Sky Satellite Prepares for Series of Tests
The Midas spy satellite weighing 2 tons orbits every 94.34 minutes to test infrared missile detection and alert capabilities. It will track large flares, rocket launches, and later polar orbits, with plans for networks of six to eight satellites by 1962 to scan the globe constantly.
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U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Midas
United States
Air Force
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Soviet Union
Samos
U N Security Council defeats Soviet U S condemnation bid
Western members block a Soviet resolution at the United Nations calling for condemnation of U S spy plane flights. Poland backs the Soviets while Argentina and Nationalist China vote no. Britain and Italy oppose or abstain. Debate centers on the U2 incident over Sverdlovsk and Herter doctrine.
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United Nations
N.Y
UN Security Council
U.S
Council
Ceylon
Tunisia
Flecuador
United States
U.N
Poland
Soviet Union
Argentina
China
France
Britain
Italy
Sverdlovsk
Washington
Weather outlook for Ohio reports mixed skies statewide
The Weather Bureau summary notes cloudy conditions in the western and southern parts of Ohio while the northeast enjoys bright sunshine early today.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Logan Weather Outlook With Scattered Thunder Showers
Overcast skies and a light drizzle were present in Logan at noon with a forecast of scattered thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 82 degrees while 11 am recorded 63 after an early low of 49. A front driven by a central plains low pressure system is expected to bring showers across the state, including extreme western counties, late today and across all areas Thursday.
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Logan
Ohio
Great Plains States
Central Plains
Auto Stolen From Helber Car Lot After Break‑in
The Bill Helber used car lot at 580 W. Hunter St. was burglarized last night. Thieves entered by breaking a rear door glass, stole keys and an H R 22 revolver, and drove off with a black 1958 Ford retractable hardtop convertible license 506KL owned by Richard Lehman.
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Bill Helber
W. Hunter St
Richard Lehman
Gore Rt. 1
Major Waterworks Improvements Urged
Dr. H M Boocks county health commissioner told City Council his department will work with city township and county officials to develop better garbage disposal methods. He suggested a joint meeting with health committees trustees and commissioners and offered state health department help while noting progress and past efforts over 25 years.
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H. M. Boocks
Sanitarian Warne Stark
Boocks
State Health Department
Start
Hocking County
Vinton County
President to report on summit collapse and its impact
President Eisenhower addresses the nation on the summit collapse and its impact on free world policies amid U2 spy plane fallout. Senate hearings, CIA chief Dulles and other officials testify as White House aides discuss the weather cover story and escape plans for pilot Powers.
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U.S
Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Kremlin
White House
James C. Hagerty
CBS
ABC
Nbc-Tv
Voice of America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Christian A. Herter
Retary of Defense
Thomas& Gates Jr
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Francis G. Powers
Robert E. Merriam
Capitol Hill Club
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
State Department
Merriam
Powers
Ward Two Transfer Sets Tax Rate in New District
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy issued an opinion that when Ward Two joins Buchtel York district on July 1 the receiving district tax levy of 3.7 mills would apply to the consolidated district but must not exceed 3.5 mills if the 10 mill limit is infringed. The transfer ends Ward Two’s separate identity and requires the board of education to choose a single levy for school purposes.
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Buchtel York
Mark McElroy
McElroy
J. B. Vanity
Athens County
Buchtel-York
Board of Education
Haircut price rises to two dollars in Cleveland
The haircut in Greater Cleveland will cost two dollars starting next Wednesday after a contract approved Tuesday night by the Employers Guild and Barbers Union. The agreement shapes local pricing and labor relations for barber services.
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Cleveland
Greater
Employers Guild and Barbers Union
Faulkner Named New Oak Hill High Football Coach
Dick Faulkner, former Logan High School head line coach, is appointed Oak Hill High School head football coach in Jackson County. He previously served under Al Scrivner and Mel Adams, coached golf and junior high basketball, and led a growing physical education program. A Greenville native, Faulkner is a 1956 Wittenberg graduate with a master’s from Ohio University and played multiple positions in college and Air Force service football under Doc Blanchard.
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Dick Faulkner
Logan High School
Oak Hill High School
Jackson County
Faulkner
LHS
al Scrivner
Mel Adams
Chiefs
Louie
Wittenberg College
Ohio University
Greenville
Wittenberg
Air Force
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Army Grid Fame
Suspects Admit Three Bowling Alley Entries
Two Columbus men James M. Eyer and Franklin D. Booth confessed to break ins at Scenic Lanes and two other bowling alleys in Reynoldsburg and Union County. A third suspect is being sought. Eyer pled guilty to a prior break in. Booth pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering and shooting with intent. Bond set at 5000 each.
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Scenic
A. J. Waldron
Waldron
James M. Eyer
Franklin D. Booth
Columbus
Reynoldsburg
Union County
Harden & Helber
Hubert Lappen
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Eyer
Booth
Logan
Hocking County
Vaughn Collins
Clara Ingram Judson, noted children’s author, dies at 81
Clara Ingram Judson, author of 79 children’s books and a former Laura Ingalls Wilder award finalist, died Tuesday in Chicago at age 81. The American Library Association had planned to honor her in June.
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Chicago
Clara Ingram Judson
Laura Ingalls Wilder
American Library Assn
Kentucky nominees named for six year Senate term
Former Democratic Gov Keen Johnson and Republican Sen John Sherman Cooper led their parties as Kentucky announced nominees for the six year U S Senate. Farris Bryant, Harvard trained Ocala attorney who urged firm hand on integration issues, won the Democratic nomination for governor in Florida.
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Louisville
Keen Johnson
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
U.S. Senate
Miami, Fla
Farris Bryant
Ocala
Florida
Saratoga and Bernd Leonhardt collide off Cape Henry
The aircraft carrier Saratoga and the West German vessel Bernd Leonhardt collided about 200 miles east of Cape Henry in clear weather and calm seas.
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Norfolk, Va
Saratoga
Bernd Leonhardt
Cape Henry
Large anti treaty rally planned before Japanese Parliament
TOKYO AP reports left wing critics rally an estimated 150000 opponents of the U S Japan security treaty near the Parliament. AP also notes Washington AP says the House Ways and Means Committee approved a temporary public debt ceiling of 293 billion dollars starting June 30 for one year.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Living costs rise to new April record high
Washington report shows consumer prices up four tenths of a percent in April, marking another record high for living costs. The data reflect ongoing inflation pressures across key items.
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Washington
Unofficial Delegate Totals favor Nixon over top
Early delegate tallies show Nixon with 686 votes from Tennessee and Florida delegates, surpassing the 666 needed for the GOP nomination. Democrats list Kennedy with 330, Johnson 111, Symington 60, Humphrey 51, Stevenson 16 and others 146, plus 272 uncommitted, totaling 988 of 1,521.
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Washington
Tennessee
Florida
Nixon
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Ariz
Idaho
S.C
Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ark
Delaware
Alabama
Iowa
George Smathers
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Logan City to hike water rates for major system upgrades
Logan's water committee reports a proposed rate hike to fund a $500000 program of improvements after Burgess & Niple survey. Plans include a new well costing $39200, zeolite treatment, electric pumps, an 800000 gallon elevated storage, and an $18000 Culver Street main.
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Water Committee
Logan
Burgess & Niple
Columbus Engineering Firm
Oak Grove Cemetery
Culver St
Hunter and
Howen Sts
Bowen St
Don Russell
Ralph Adcock
William Morgan
Council
Vine St
The
Logan Trade Club
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Pacific
Maullin
Helber
Allen W. Dulles
Sec
Buchtel Levy
DR. Baker
John C. Baker
New Oak Hill
Hocking Grand Jury
GOP
Illinois
Mary
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