Security Council Rejects Soviet U S Indictment Voice at UN
The United Nations Security Council rejected by a 2 7 2 vote a Soviet resolution accusing the United States of aggression over U2 spy flights. Only Poland supported the Soviet measure, Tunisia and Ceylon abstained as U S Ambassador Lodge and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko clashed over espionage claims and aerial surveillance.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
Poland
Soviet Union
Tunisia
Ceylon
Gromyko
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
U.N
Kremlin
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Eisenhower
Voice of America
White House
James C. Hagerty
Paris
Hagerty
Geneva
North Island Naval Station
San Diego
Calif
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Anna
Free World
San Francisco students plead innocent in City Hall riot case
Sixty three students, the largest defendant group in San Francisco history, plead innocent to charges tied to the May 13 riot at City Hall during a House subcommittee on Un American Activities hearing. In Columbus Ohio a jury found four men guilty of second degree murder for the New Year’s Day death of Mary Anthony.
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San Francisco
City Hall
House
Subcommittee On
Columbus, Ohio
Common Pleas
Columbus
Mary Anthony
Cincinnati narcotics roundup nets 16 arrests
Cincinnati police say after three months of investigation they arrested 11 men and 5 women described as known narcotics users or associates of users. Authorities released few details on charges or locations of arrests.
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Cincinnati
Illinois suburbs lose bid to drain Lake Michigan water
A federal judge denied Illinois suit allowing three Chicago suburbs to siphon water from Lake Michigan unlimited amounts. The ruling blocks the plan and preserves current allocation limits cited by the lake system authorities.
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Cleveland
Illinois
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Polar spy planes cannot photo America from North Pole
Paramus New Jersey AP reports Air Defense Command officials say enemy spy planes cannot sneak over the North Pole to capture photographs of the United States. The claim emphasizes radar and defense measures guarding national airspace.
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Paramus
N.J
North Pole
America
Air Defense Command
Clermont County Population Nearly Doubles in Ten Years
Cincinnati AP reports Clermont County population almost doubled over the past decade as figures released on Wednesday show sharp growth for the region.
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Cincinnati
Clermont County
More Power For Secretary Of State Eyed
Former ambassador George F. Kennan urged Congress to empower the secretary of state as the president’s chief officer for all national security matters. He warned that organizational deficiencies and the size of government breed delays and weak policy, urging fewer advisory committees and faster decision making.
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Washington
Senate
George F. Kennan
Soviet Union
United States
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Kennan
Southern Chile Earthquakes and Waves Devastate Coast
Santiago reports five days of earthquakes tidal waves avalanches and eruptions in southern Chile. Deaths and missing numbered 2 829 with 2 million homeless. U S Air Force planes lift field hospitals and relief supplies as coast towns remain cut off and toll rises.
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Chile
U.S. Air Force
Interior Ministry
Cautin
Andes
Lake
Rinihue
New Jersey
Delaware
South Carolina
Air Force
Panama Canal Zone
Argentina
Cuba
Ecuador
Haiti
Peru
Netherlands
Norway
Chilean
Red Cross
Relief Rollers To Aid 4000 Stranded On Yagaji Island
U S military boats and helicopters rushed aid to about 4000 people stranded on Yagaji Island off Okinawa as the Far East recovered from tidal waves triggered by a Chilean earthquake.
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Tokyo
U.S
Yagaji Island
Okinawa
Far East
Mass Japanese Rally Against U S Japan Security Pact
About 100000 protesters range outside Tokyo's Parliament Building protesting the new U S Japan mutual defense treaty. Demonstrators urge dissolution of Parliament and oppose Eisenhower's upcoming visit, with clashes between students and police and a march toward the American Embassy.
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Tokyo
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishit
Socialist Party
Kishi
Sohyo Labor Federation
America
US Congress
Eisenhower
Japan
Far East
House of Councilors
Laurelville Girl Ranks High in State Scholarship Tests
Karen Stump of Laurelville High School tops honors with 10th in state bookkeeping and second in Ohio University district division. She led in English 12 and senior social studies, won Hocking County senior scholarship, and received a Lichter scholarship at Ohio University.
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Karen Stump
Laurelville High School
Laurelville
Ohio University
Hocking County
Mahlon Stump
Quemoy Isles Hit by Heavy Red Shelling
The Quemoy islands faced the heaviest shelling in three months with 172 rounds on Wednesday. The Nationalist offshore area endured its roughest day since January 25, when 242 rounds were fired. Peiping radio said a US warship intruded into Communist China’s territorial waters near Tungyin, Fukien opposite Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Peiping Radio
China
Tungyin
Fukien Province
Crash Near Islesboro Kills Wellston Man
A Wellston man died in a crash near Islesboro, and authorities reported the fatal incident occurred as an accident on a local road. Details about the victim and exact cause were not immediately released.
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Islesboro
Wellston
Eisenhower backs full cooperation with congressional probes
President Eisenhower pledged full cooperation with inquiries into the Paris summit collapse after a White House breakfast with leaders of both parties. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson quoted him as approving investigations and briefing lawmakers on background. The session was described as friendly and enjoyable.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Capitol
Paris
Dentist Repairs Pit On Large Circleville Plant Cylinder
Circleville physician Dr. Richard Samuel used dental drilling techniques to deepen a pit on a chrome steel cylinder at the E I Du Pont plant. He filled the cavity with silver alloy preventing a flaw in the mylar coating used for a 100-foot diameter balloon in Project Echo at Cape Canaveral.
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Circleville, Ohio
Circleville
Richard Samuel
E. I. Dupont de
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Lantz To Address Hocking County Democrats Dinner
Rep. James A. Lantz of Lancaster will address the Hocking County Democratic Executive Committee at Brandt's Mecca Room at 6 30 p m. He is a leading Ohio Democrat seeking a fourth term from Fairfield County and was recently elected as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles in July.
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James A. Lantz
Lancaster
Ohio House of Representatives
Hocking County
Democratic Executive Committee
Brandt
Mecca
Lantz
Fairfield County
Los Angeles
Wellston Man Killed In Route 75 Wreck Near Hesboro
Robert Woodrow Kiser 36 died after his truck crashed on Route 75 near Hesboro at 2:55 am. Brother in law William V Sharp 32 survived with injuries in a rain slicked collision on a Delaware freeway project. Kiser's body sent to Rodgers Funeral Home.
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Wellston
Kisor
Sharp
Delaware
State Highway Patrol
Liesboro
Birdie Cost An Extra Stroke At Hocking Hills Course
Jim Jurgensmier of the Carborundum team in the men’s league hit into the rough on No 3 and after a search his ball was found in a bird’s nest. He incurred an extra stroke to drop the ball from the nest despite no eggs in the nearby nest being noted.
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Hocking Hills Country Club
Jim Jurgensmier
Jurgensmier
Home For Lovely Ladies Denied By Judge
In Toledo Ohio probate judge Ed gar W Norris ruled the Burgert estate cannot be used to build a home for lovely young ladies. Burgert died in 1927 and left a trust for his two sisters and their children. Upon their deaths the estate valued at 34330 dollars was to fund the home. Heirs Florence C Burgert and F Bourdette Kirkendall of Coffeyville Kansas challenged the bequest.
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Toledo, Ohio
David Burt Burgert
Edgar W. Norris
Burgert
Florence C. Burgert
F. Bourdette Kirkendall
Coffeyville
Kan
Derailed freight coal cars cause fire near Clyde Ohio
Fire crews fought a blaze from spilled coal after a Nickel Plate train derailed 14 cars near Clyde. A broken bolster arm caused the derailment. No injuries were reported though a private garage and a car were damaged by a rail car.
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Fremont
Ohio
Clyde
Yale Stamp Proposed Keeps Christ in Christmas
Washington AP Sen Dodd proposes a Christmas postage stamp bearing the legend Keep Christ in Christmas. the plan would apply to all holiday mail during the season.
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Washington
Christ
Sen. Dodd
D-Con
Bob McBride to Speak at Logan High Alumni Meeting
Bob McBride, noted Logan High and Notre Dame standout, named main speaker for the 1960 Logan High School Alumni Association annual meeting in the LHS auditorium at 8 30 p.m. Saturday. The program includes class 1910 and 1911 alumni contributions, installations of 1961 officers, entertainment by the Loganaires, and dozens of class reunions and an alumni dance with Bill Vaughn’s Orchestra.
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Bob McBride
Logan High School
Notre Dame
Carl Harsh
Brandt
West School
Roy Anthony
Glenview Party House
Francis E. Myers
Pearl
Ethel) Wolfe
Mecca
Ralph Adcock
St. John School
Paul Fox
Blosser’s
Eugene Brown
Antioch Grange
Rudy Rempel Jr
LHS
Peggy Cummins
Tom Price
Bill Vaughn
Ohio Weather Outlook Mixed Skies Across State
Weather Bureau notes mostly cloudy conditions in the west and south with fair skies in the north and east. Southern Ohio experiences scattered showers and thunder showers with rainfall ongoing in the area.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
May showers boost blooms in Hocking Valley forecast
Late today and tonight, spring showers are expected to fall over the Hocking Valley boosting May flowers. Warm humid air remains in place with temperatures near 73 degrees by 11 a.m. following a morning low of 56 and only a trace of rain recorded yesterday’s high reached 69.
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Hocking
Ohio Weather Update With Low Pressure System Tracks East
The report notes scattered precipitation from half an inch in the southwest to under a tenth inch in the southeast. Temperatures ranged 52 to 63 that night with mild early morning readings across Youngstown Chesapeake Columbus Dayton Cincinnati and Cleveland. A large low pressure area over the midsection drives showers and thunderstorms across Ohio today and tonight, diminishing Friday, with warm temperatures expected.
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Youngstown
Chesapeake
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ohio
Stray Plane Pilot Grounded After East Germany Incident
Pilot Capt. James Lundy of Findlay Ohio says six Soviet MIG fighters fired on his US Air Force transport and forced a landing over East Germany during a Copenhagen to Hamburg flight. The crew, including eight aboard plus a woman passenger, were released after delays due to weather. Lundy blames a false wind report for straying and says the Russians treated the Americans well during questioning.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
East Germany
James Lundy
Findlay
Ohio
Air Force
Air Force 47
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Lundy
Barbara A. McCash
Atlanta
Paul K. McCash
Grevesmuehlen
Nelsonville Home Damaged By Fire
The Richard Taylor residence at 422 Adams Street Nelsonville was damaged by fire shortly before 9 last night. Fire officials said the blaze started by a short in a kitchen exhaust fan caused extensive kitchen damage and smoke damage throughout the home. No loss estimate was available. The house had been recently completed.
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Richard Taylor
Adams St
Nelsonville
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