Doering Elected Councilman On 118th Ballot In Nightlong Vote
In a smoke filled session the City Council elected Kay Doering as councilman at large to fill the seat of Wayne Todd after 118 ballots. The final 5 to 1 vote made the election unanimous with Doering taking the post amid a lengthy tie breaking process. Also named to city relief and pension boards were William Morgan Herbert Nunnally Kay Doering and an additional member to be sworn in September 10.
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Wayne Todd
Kay Doering
First Ward
Todd
Francis Myers
B. G. Greenman Jr
G. R. Robinson
Doering
Dark Horse
Jay Cole
Council
Rolland Schorr
Frank Eberst
Eberst
Robinson
Schorr
Mr. Todd
Raymond Zanner
Charles Eaton Jr
Lewis Reynolds
Ralph Swartz
Fred Liff
William Morgan
Ellinger
Firemen’s Relief and Pension Board
Cole
Herbert Nunnally
Police Relief and Pension Board
Morgan
Fund To Help Helber Family Reaches 1194 Total
The Karen Mae Helber Fund has reached 1194 with donations from Local 1017 American Flint Glass Workers Union G E Logan Glass Plant and others. The Helber family seeks aid while their two year old battles cancer. They await a meeting with Rev Oral Roberts in Tacoma Washington.
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Karen
American Flint Glass Workers Union
G.E. Logan Glass
R.E.M
Essex Wire Corp
Lancaster
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Moose
Ex-Racketeer Targeted by Gunfire in Cleveland Drive
In Cleveland on Thursday night gunfire struck the car of Angela Filicia a 40 year old former narcotics racketeer now serving as a government agent. The shots occurred as she pulled up in front of the East Side home of the subject.
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Cleveland
Angela Filicia
East Side
Red Visit Denied by White House
Washington reports that the White House flatly denied a tale that Soviet leaders Nikita Khrushchev and Nikolai Bulganin may visit the United States after the November elections. The denial emphasizes no such visit is planned.
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Washington
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
3 771 Get Chest X Rays To Set Hocking Record
The 1956 mass chest X ray project in Hocking County ended Thursday at Haydenville with 270 participants helping set a new state mobile unit visit record. A total of 3 771 X rays surpassed 1954 by 18 as more adults were screened. Negative results yield cards. positive TB reports go to the county health department.
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Hocking County
Haydenville
Dorothy Krieg
Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Stevenson says the school crisis faces the nation
Adlai Stevenson contends the Eisenhower administration has failed to handle the school crisis including classroom shortages and teacher shortages. He pledges a Democratic program to meet the challenge while in California and Illinois. Nixon counters with warnings on communism and defense.
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Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Stevenson
Nixon
American Legion
United States
Logan Pottery Co Employees Vote 42-7 For Union
Logan Pottery Company employees voted 42 to 7 for representation by the United Brick and Clay Workers of America AFL-CIO. Eugene Johnson, international representative, announced. NLRB conducted the election. certification would lead to immediate contract negotiations with company officials.
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Logan Pottery Co
United Brick and Clay Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Eugene Johnson
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Johnson
Belief in Self Helps Detroit Area Boy Avoid Delinquency
An Ohio State University study of 125 sixth graders in Columbus’s high delinquency area finds that self-perceived good boy status and strict adherence to right and wrong correlate with reduced trouble. Researchers credit parental guidance stable homes and supervision as key factors shaping this insulation against delinquency.
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Detroit
Ohio State University
Criminology Section
American Sociological Society
Ohio State
Columbus
Walter C. Reckless
OSU
Martial Law Papers Reached In Kentucky
Patrolman Cpl. Henderson of the state highway patrol at Athens urges motorists to safeguard children with slow driving. He cites high child pedestrian fatalities and calls for constant alertness and careful driving near school zones and playgrounds. He lists rules to protect youngsters, including watching for signs, signals, and young cyclists.
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Cpl
R. E. Henderson
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Cpl. Henderson
Henderson
Police Bear Down In Kidnap Probe
New Haven police pressed the investigation into the Ruotolo baby case after Cynthia Ruotolo 6 weeks old was found dead in a plastic bag in Hamden Lake. Eleanor Ruotolo 33 sought answers at the State's Attorney Abraham Ullman’s office as investigators pursue a composite description of a short stocky dark woman seen with a baby at Sears Roebuck.
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New Haven, Conn
Hamden
Office of State
Abraham S. Ullman
Cynthia
Lake Whitney
Eleanor Ruotolo
Sears Roebuck
Ullman
Veteran Combat Pilot Killed in Ohio Crash
Lt. Col. Robert Lowell Northrup 40 of Yellow Springs died in a Wright-Patterson AFB area crash. The WWII veteran flew 58 combat missions in CBI theater and directed all weather testing at Wright Air Development Center. He held the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Robert Lowell Northrup
Yellow Springs
Wright Air Development Center
Third Round Looming In Beauty Test
Atlantic City coverage shows Miss Hawaii Jere Wright and Miss Arkansas Barbara Banks among top contenders as Miss America 1957 preliminaries enter the third round. California and Alabama standouts also featured in swimsuit and talent divisions as judges score three nights of competition.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Miss Hawaii
Jere Wright
Honolulu
Miss Wright
Miss Arkansas
Barbara Banks
Conway
California
Joan Colleen Becket
Sacramento
Alabama
Ann Stuart Amiail
Birmingham
Record Warmth Drops to Cool 46 After Clouds
Hocking County notes an overcast day Thursday with a 65 degree reading at 11 a.m. and a 46 degree low last night. The area received a quarter-inch of rain from heavy showers yesterday morning as of noon highs reached 75 degrees. The forecast calls for continued cool, fair weather into Saturday.
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Hocking County
Mercury
Five Day Forecast Sees Below Normal Temperatures
Temperatures will average 3 to 6 degrees below normal with highs near 77 to 81 and lows around 53 to 58. Cooler conditions Saturday then a gradual rise Sunday and Monday, turning cooler again by Tuesday and Wednesday. Precipitation totals about two tenths of an inch with scattered showers mainly Monday in the north.
Martial law possible as nine Negro students enroll at Sturgis High
In Sturgis Kentucky nine Black students remained at home amid threats from a hostile crowd. National Guard and state police prepared martial law papers authorized by Gov Chand ler. Adjutant General Williams said use only if needed. Guardsmen and troopers guarded the school while mobs shouted threats and clashes occurred, with officials planning to keep order through spring if required.
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Sturgis
Sturgis High School
National Guard
Adj
J. J. B. Williams
Gen. Williams
A. B. Chandler
Frankfort
Williams
Pleasure Ridge
Don Sturgill
Kentucky
Sturgill
Rites Due Today For Frank Nixon
Funeral services are held today for Frank Nixon 77 father of Vice President Richard M. Nixon in East Whittier Friends Church. Attending will be the vice president his wife and immediate family. The family requests contributions to the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation of New York City in lieu of flowers.
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Whittier
Calif
Frank Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
East Whittier Friends Church
Arthritis
New York City
Government to buy turkeys beef and eggs to stabilize prices
Secretary of Agriculture Benson announced a government purchase program to stabilize meat and egg prices. The plan covers turkeys hamburger beef and shells eggs if needed.
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Washington
Benson
Mission To Suez Labeled Failure
Cairo reports the Menzies mission has failed so far as talks on the Suez crisis stall. Nasser rejects the 18 nation plan and insists on sole canal control, risking British French action unless the United States intervenes. Washington seeks a path to avert war while Britain and France prepare for possible military steps.
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Cairo
Egypt
Menzies
Suez Canal
Washington
London
Nasser
United States
Britain
France
U. S. State Department
U. S
London Daily Mail
Suez Canal Co
Eden
Dulles
Justice Minton Plans To Resign
Justice Sherman Minton announced plans to retire from the Supreme Court on October 15 due to impaired health. He will be 66 days after his birthday and cited a circulatory condition in his legs preventing him from performing exacting duties.
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Justice Minton
Washington
Sherman Minton
The
Supreme Court Today
Minton
High Bench
White House
Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Supreme Court
U. S
Chicago
Warren
Harlan
High Tribunal
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Mars At Closest Approach Sees Claimed Canals By Japanese Astronomer
Japanese astronomer Dr. Michikazu Onishi reported "canals" on Mars during its nearest approach since 1924. He noted white polar clouds and several canals in the northern hemisphere as 17 observatories across 10 nations study the planet.
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Mars
Michikazu Onishi
Kobe
Japan
Earth
Dr. Onishi
Railroad Union Strike Vote Taken
A union leader said 800000 non operating railroad employees cast a strike vote. He predicted results will not be ready for another week or 10 days.
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Washington
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