Nixon Plans Reply To Critics Of Ike Farm Price Setup
Nixon outlines a campaign push against Democratic critiques of the Eisenhower farm price program. He plans to address farm policy critics at the National Plowing Contest in Wabash Indiana and again at the National Corn Picking Contest in St Joseph Missouri. Governor Leader accuses the administration of creating a millionaires party while noting farm income losses and business failures since 1952.
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Nixon
Ike
Wabash
Ind
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania
George M
Benson
Congress
St. Joseph
Missouri
Dwight Eisenhower
Benson Farm
Treasury
Humphrey
LHS Faces Tough Foe In Tonight's Grid Opener
The Logan Chieftains travel to Lancaster to meet the rugged Golden Gale eleven in the 1955 season opener. Logans seek revenge after a 34-0 defeat last year while Lancaster showcases a fast backfield led by halfback Ted Aucreman. Don Cavanaugh quarterbacks the Gales as Logan gears up with defensive preparations and positional battles across the line.
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LHS
Logan Chieftains
Lancaster
Chiefs
Lancaster Club
Logan
al Scrivner
Gale
Portsmouth
Chieftain
Ed Dougherty
Ted Adams
Ted Schultz
Gene Morgan
Tom Hutchison
Scrivn
Two Hurricanes Swirl South of Mainland
Hurricane Hilda struck the Yucatan Peninsula with winds up to 110 mph and moved inland toward the northwest. Its sister Iane, weaker, wandered offshore in the Atlantic. Hilda's core produced an 80 mph wind field with 150 miles of gale to the north and 80 miles to the south as she neared the mainland. By morning she lay about 750 miles east-southeast of Miami moving at 17 mph.
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Miami
Fla
Hilda
Yucatan Peninsula
Iane
Atlantic
Cozumel
Chetamel
Gulf of Campeche
Weather remains hot and sunny with record highs in Hocking County
The 11:30 a.m. reading shows 91 degrees in Hocking County after bright morning sunshine. Forecasters expect continued fair weather today and tomorrow with warmth through Saturday. Yesterday’s high reached 93 degrees at 3 p.m. and last night’s low was 53.
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Hocking County
Five-Day Forecast Warm Weekend Then Cooler Return
Temperatures will be 4 to 8 degrees above normal with normal highs 57 to 79 and lows 54 to 56. Expect a warm Saturday and Sunday followed by a cooler spell Monday or Tuesday with possible thunderstorms.
Cavern Kills Man in Sewer Trench Collapse
A 10 foot sewer trench collapsed in New Haven fatally injuring Henry Chapman 44 of Plymouth. The death occurred during the mishap at the site.
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Mansfield
Henry Chapman
Plymouth
New Haven
Russian Housing Aides To Visit The United States
Ten Russian housing officials will tour the United States for four weeks next month to view American homes. The National Association of Home Builders announced the delegation has accepted the invitation.
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Washington
United States
National Assn. of Home Builders
Navy Draft Plan Expands to Include Sailors
Washington reports the Navy, once strictly volunteer, will begin drafting sailors starting in November to cover expiring Korean War enlistments. A monthly 10 000 man quota will be added to the Army total, aiming for 20 000 overall with a target of 56 000 by next summer. Draftees serve two years, while enlistments remain four years. Selection depends on monthly quotas and assignment availability.
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Washington
Navy
Army
Foster son held in murder of Bowman foster parents
A 17 year old youth Kenneth Bowman is charged with murder and arson in the deaths of Harold C. Bowman and Maybelle Bowman near West Alexandria. The bodies were found after a burned car wreck and an autopsy showed shotgun death for Mr Bowman and possible strangulation for Mrs Bowman. The youth is being questioned in a Dayton hospital.
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Eaton P
Dayton
Preble County
Harold C. Bowman
West Alexandria
Maybelle
Kenneth Bowman
Bowman
Floyd Spitler
Miami Valley Hospital
Robert E. Zipf
Montgomery County
Bowmans
Kenneth
Raymond
Miami
Pla
Fair Board Hopes To Pay Loan In 1960 Schedule
Hocking County Agricultural Society to cooperate in paying $4,722.40 on two notes to Logan Federal Savings & Loan with due dates extended to August 10 and October 15, 1960. Semi annual payments of $521.82 begin February. coal bids reviewed but held for next meeting. County offices and tuberculosis bills approved. blind case approved. Roxie Cupp hired substitute janitor at six dollars a day. meeting day reduced due to five Thursdays in September.
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Hocking County Commissioners
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
Logan Federal Savings &Loan
Agricultural Society
W. A. Gurtler and Co
Reno White
Co. C. Chute
Richard Huston
Arbiston Coal Co
Esther Carpenter
Roxie Cupp
Painter Survives Two Falls From 100-Foot Scaffold
Philadelphia painter Robin Boyance, 35, from Levittown, fell 100 feet while working on a Delaware River bridge project in Edgely. He grasped a rope after a 50-foot drop, survived a second fall onto improvised tarpaulin, and was treated for minor injuries at a hospital.
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Philadelphia
Robin Boyance
Levittown
Delaware River
Edgely
Train Crash Kills 12 in Chile Suburb
A freight train collided with a bus in Polpaiee a Santiago suburb killing 12 and injuring 40 this morning authorities said railway and emergency teams worked at the scene and towed the wreckage for investigation
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Santiago
Chile
Polpaiee
Freed American Admits Spying
Ohio Bell strike ends after 16 000 workers receive a new one year contract retroactive to Sept 11. Weekly raises range from 2 50 to 5 with special gains for Cleveland operators and craftsmen. Picket lines had been set at 175 exchanges statewide but will be withdrawn as service moves toward normal.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone
Ohio Bell
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Gallipolis Woman Nears Hike's End
Gallipolis grandmother Emma Gatewood 67 travels the Appalachian Trail toward Mount Katahdin Maine. She is within 90 miles of finishing a 1500 mile trek and hopes to complete the first such journey by a woman within two weeks. She covered 12 miles and crossed the Kennebec River yesterday in a forest warden's canoe.
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Caratunk
Maine
Emma Gatewood
Gallipolis
Ohio
Mount Katahdin
Kennebec River
Mayor Proclaims Constitution Week
Mayor Joseph Phillips issued a proclamation designating September 17 to 23 as Constitution Week. He noted the anniversary of the framing of the Constitution and urged all residents to observe the week under the protection of the United States Constitution.
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Joseph Phillips
United States of America
East German Chief Feted In Moscow
Moscow welcomed East German Premier Otto Grotewohl as Soviet leaders signaled support for East Germany in talks following Adenauer's Moscow visit. Tass noted Bulganin ill and not participating in early negotiations.
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Otto Grotewohl
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Grotewohl
Adenauer
Bulganin
Russia
Bulgaria
Tass
Germany
Oder-Neisse Line
Poland
Communist Party
Pravda
Wilhelm Pieck
Klementi Voroshilov
Peron says fifth revolt crushed across Argentina
Buenos Aires reports that government forces ended a new uprising by army and navy units in Cordoba Arroyo Seco Curuzu Cuatia and elsewhere. About 300 rebels surrendered at Arroyo Seco while one policeman was killed and 1000 civilians were arrested as plotters. The government extended martial law nationwide and urged calm.
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Peron
Argentina
Cordoba
Argentine
Arroyo Seco
Entre Rios
Curuzu-Cuatia
Corriente
Rosario
Santa Fe
Parana
Yam Weighs Six-Pound Sweet Potato Displayed
Rock Hill citizen J E Wright showed a sweet potato weighing six pounds and measuring eighteen inches long yesterday.
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Rock Hill
J. E Wright
Nimrods Have Good Luck Opening Day
Hocking County hunters saw 142 squirrels among 23 parties on opening day. The bag totaled 42 with 37 gray and five fox squirrels, while an 80 pound doe was found on Elmer Harsh farm Logan Rt 3 and butchered at Hocking Honor Camp. No hunting accidents reported by mid morning.
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Hocking County Nimrods
Marvin Nungester
Hocking County Game Protector
Nungester
Elmer Harsh
Logan Rt. 3
Jack Alley
Logan
Hocking
Joe Reichley
the Woods
Date Not Set For Garner's Bootleg Trial
Willard Garner, 51, Ward Two, held on $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing on charges of operating a whisky still, possession of an unregistered still, making mash on unauthorized premises and possession of untaxed whisky. Arrested by IRS Alcohol Tax Unit and Ohio Liquor Control. Trial date not yet set.
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Willard Garner
Ward Two
Robert Newtun
Garner
Alcohol Tax Unit
Internal Revenue Service
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Old Mine Found in Negev Desert Amid Solomon Link
Prof Nelson Glueck, director of the American funded Lewis Rabinowitz expedition, announced the discovery of another copper mine in the Negev Desert, the southern tip of Israel, linked to King Solomon.
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Jerusalem
Negev Desert
Israel
Nelson Glueck
Lewis M. Rabino Wits
Reds Release Priest and Student in Hong Kong
Hong Kong freed two American detainees, Walter A. Rickett of Seattle and Rev. Harold W. Rigney of Chicago, after 13 months since their July 1951 arrests for espionage. Rickett admitted spying and said he passed military information to U S officials and others.
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Hong Kong
Red China Today
United States
Walter A. Rickett
Seattle
Harold W. Rigney
Chicago
Fu Jen University
Peiping
Rickett
Charles H. Vath
Gloucester
Father Rigney
Richard Tomlin
American Red Cross
Red Cross
U. S
Ted Youde
Legation
Helen van der Hofen
John Ferrier
Dulles
McCarthy
Ricketts
United Nations
Sultan of Johore Plans Week Long Birthday Jubilee
The Sultan of Johore in Malaya hosts a week long party beginning tomorrow to mark his 82nd birthday and 60 years as ruler. The lavish celebration is set for JOHORE BAHRU with a million dollar budget.
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Malaya
Johore
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