Hurricane Ione Slams NC Coast Driving Warnings Northward
Hurricane Ione battered the North Carolina coast with 107 mph winds and 120 mph gusts as it moved north toward Virginia. Coast Guard units reported the Diamond Shoals lightship torn loose while Navy ships retreated to safe harbors. Norfolk and Virginia stations prepared for dangerous winds and flooding as storm rains spread inland.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Wilmington
N. C
Block Island
R. I
Long Island Sound
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
Diamond Shoals
Here
Mendota
Norfolk
Navy
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Connie
Diane
Cape Hatteras
International Air Transport Assn Traffic Conference Opens
Aviation officials from nearly every country outside the Iron Curtain converge on Miami Beach for the annual traffic conference of the International Air Transport Assn. About 72 airlines will be represented at the meeting.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Iron Curtain
International Air Transport Assn
Nelsonville Driver Killed In Crash In Hocking County
Six traffic accidents were investigated in Hocking County over the weekend. A Nelsonville driver, Michael Fiola, 35, died at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a head on crash on a Haydenville curve at 12:50 a.m. Sunday. Three passengers, Harry Searles, 35, his wife Virginia, 38, and Betty Parry, 33, were seriously injured. The front seat occupants were thrown against the windshield. Others injured included multiple leg and arm fractures for Virginia Searles and fractures for Miss Parry. The Fiola car left Rt. 33 and struck a tree near Gerald Miller residence. The injured were taken to Mount St. Mary Hospital. Fiola's body was moved to funeral homes in Nelsonville and Carnegie, Pa. Additional weekend crashes included two-car and three-car incidents on Rt. 33S and Rt. 595 with minor injuries and a fatality not reported.
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Hocking County
Haydenville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Michael Fiola
Fiola
Harry Searles
Virginia
Betty Parry
Gerald Miller
Searles
Miss Parry
State Highway Patrol
Logan
Johnson Funeral Home
Leo Henney
Carnegie
Mary Fiola
Carnegie, Pa
Roman Coal Mining Co
Zaleski
Logan City
Jack Dougherty
Arthur Emanuel Friley
New Philadelphia Rt. 4
Lester Wayne Grove
Logan Rt
Rarick
Bowman Auto
Joseph Phillips
Charles R. Brown
Logan Rt. 4
Second
Walnut Sts
Mary Jane Bakery
Charles Howdyshell
Front St
Marie Hill Babb
Columbus
W. Hunter St
Eileen Eleanor Morehouse
Gallagher Ave
Babb
Morehouse
Harshel E. Henderly
Lancaster Rt. 6
Logan Buick
Randall Webb
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ohio Weekend Traffic Toll Reaches Thirteen
Ohio report records 13 highway deaths from Friday evening to midnight plus seven other accidents for a total weekend toll of 20. The piece emphasizes demand for 1956 cars with modern safety features.
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Columbus
Rebels Kill 18 in Guerrilla Attacks on Celebes
Reports from Jakarta indicate 18 people have been killed recently in guerrilla attacks on Celebes. The references note ongoing unrest and violence in the region with casualty figures rising.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
United Nations Assembly opens with duel over Cyprus and Red China
U N delegates gather for a 12 week session amid focus on Cyprus easing bid and Red China’s U N seat claim. Molotov’s return to a General Assembly session signals possible Soviet tactics while U S ally plans to block Red China and push for Open Skies diplomacy.
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N. Y
U. N
General Assembly
Red China
U.N
Poland
Philippines
Security Council
V. M Molotov
Moscow
New York
Baptist Cleric Freed by Yanks on Birthday in Hong Kong
American Baptist missionary Rev. Levi A. Lovegren, held by Chinese Communists nearly five years, crossed into freedom on his 67th birthday in Hong Kong. He reunited with his wife as three Catholic priests released after over two years of house arrest arrived by train from Canton.
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Hong Kong
Levi A. Lovegren
Cherry Grove
Ore
U. S
Geneva
China
Frederick A. Gordon
Somerset
Ohio
Joseph E. Hyde
Lowell
Mass
James G. Joyce
Canton
Father Gordon
Father Hyde
Father Joyce
Mr. Lovegren
Chungking
Office of Strategic Services
Mission Board
Washington
Lovegren
China River
Foochow
Matsu Islands
Cock Robin
Cooler Weather May Be On Way Seeroo 95
Forecaster predicts a cooler spell for Hocking County on Tuesday with thundershowers likely in Southeastern Ohio. The day’s high expected near 95 follows a stretch of unseasonably hot weather with 95 recorded yesterday.
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Hocking County
Ohio
Teen Plunges to death after pond threat in Cincinnati
Floyd Sawyer an 18 year old from Harrison Cincinnati area told friends he would drown himself and minutes later followed through. Police found his body at the pond where the threat was made. Investigators say no foul play is suspected.
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Cincinnati
Floyd Sawyer
Harrison
Farm issue seen as minor in Ohio 1956 campaign
Washington reports that Ohio farmers show little concern for farm price politics in next year’s elections. Democrats say the issue won’t hurt candidates, while Republicans note limited district agricultural ties. Department of Agriculture data show cash receipts down for livestock and dairy, up for crops, totaling 476.02 million in first half of 1955 versus 495.65 million in 1954.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
News in Brief: U S protest on Holt visit Moscow
MOSCOW the U S Embassy reports an unsatisfactory reply to a protest over Rep Joseph Holt R Cal about treatment during his Moscow visit last month CORNING IOWA ex gov Dan Turner urges Benson resignation WASHINGTON Senator Johnson says new farm price support bill will be first act when Congress opens Jan 3 LOS ANGELES evangelist Tommy Hicks says Soviets hunger for gospel SINGAPORE Ong Ah Too 25 was sentenced to death as mob murder of American journalist Gene Symonds COLUMBUS Ohio State expects largest class since 1946 with about 7000 new enrollees
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Ken Harding
Michael Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Moscow
U. S
Joseph Holt
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Singapore
Ong Ah Too
Gene Symonds
Franklin County GOP Dinner Set for Oct 26
Columbus Ohio fund raising dinner sponsored by the Franklin County Division of the Republican Finance Committee with tickets at 50 per plate. Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks is slated to speak at the event.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Ohio Republican Finance Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Inter national Harvester Plant Sets Course After Strike
Springfield plant aims to resume full production today after 2,900 workers walked out yesterday and ratified a new wage pact-bound agreement.
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Springfield
International Harvester
Illinois and Ohio Agree to Postpone Vehicle Reciprocity Deadline
Springfield Illinois and Ohio reached a Saturday agreement to delay the September 24 deadline for ending motor vehicle reciprocity between the two states.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Ohio
Eden Overcomes Illness in Chequers Recovery
Prime Minister Anthony Eden rose from illness at Chequers after an influenza attack confined him to bed. He regained activity and resumed duties as details of his health were shared by aides.
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Chequers
England
Eden
VA to Open Columbus Office for Midwest Medical Supervision
A new Veterans Administration medical office in Columbus will oversee VA medical activities in Indiana Kentucky Michigan and Ohio. The site aims to coordinate services across four states and streamline regional care for veterans.
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Washington P
Veterans Administration
Columbus
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Italy Agrees To Accept Ohio Deportee
Cleveland racket figure Frank Brancato will surrender to immigration authorities today after Italy agreed to accept him as a deportee. Attorney Henry C. Lavine says he will press for bail and challenge the case as illegally prosecuted. Lavine contends U S pressure influenced Italy’s decision and cites Brancato’s 1929 naturalization and 1939 denaturalization.
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Cleveland
Italy
Frank Brancato
Henry C. Lavine
Brancato
Lavine
U. S
Testimony Starts In Chardon Trial
Coroner Alton Behm will testify first among about 30 prosecution witnesses in Leo Cavey s first degree murder trial Williams an 80 year old local eccentric and Chardon s wealthiest man is the victim Defense says they will call about a dozen witnesses including Cavey s mother Ruth Cavey of Frostburg Maryland
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Chardon
Alton Behm
Leo Cavey
Alva J. Williams
Cavey
Ruth Cavey
Frostburg
Hater Of Women Led Quietly Away
In Turin Italy Roberto Loreni 41 sought permission at a police station to hold a public meeting to speak on abolishing women. A white coated man from a mental institution arrived and led Loreni away.
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Turin
Italy
Roberto Loreni
R. Maugeri
Loreni
City observes Constitution Week in Logan
Logan displays flags downtown for Constitution Week from Sept 17 to 23. Mayor Joseph Phillips issued a proclamation and pledged city participation at the request of the Governor Worthington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Logan
Dixie Governors Split On Adlai As 1956 Democratic Candidate
Southern governors express no consensus on Adlai Stevenson as the Democratic nominee. Some favor Stevenson over Harriman, others foresee stronger Southern opposition to Eisenhower if Stevenson runs, with names like Lausche Byrnes Shivers Byrd Johnson Byrnes and Truman mentioned. Florida Georgia Louisiana Alabama weigh in on likely voting in 1956.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dixie
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Allan Shivers
Texas
Edwin C Johnson
Colorado
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Truman
Russell
D-Ga
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Virginia
Florida
Tennessee
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Stevenson
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Leroy Collins
Harriman
Robert F. Kennon
Louisiana
Kennon
Lausehe
Byrnes
Shivers
Johnson
Peron Says He May Resign Leaving Decision to Army
President Juan Peron declared he is prepared to resign and would leave the final decision to the Argentine army. Rebels demanded his unconditional resignation after negotiations offer was rejected, with fighting reported in Buenos Aires and Mar Del Plata as both sides claim gains amid bombardment threats.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Eva Peron
Mar del Plata
Nuevo de Julio
Argentina
United States
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