Geneva Deadlock as West Rejects Soviet Disarmament Plan
The West rejects Khrushchev's total disarmament proposal at the Geneva conference, provoking deadlock after the Soviets refuse the Western three stage plan. U S Ambassador Eaton denounces the Soviet plan as dangerous and claims it threatens world anarchy.
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Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S
Frederick M. Eaton
Eaton
Valerian Zorin
United States
Jules Moch
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Parole Follows Soldier's Surgery Cure Claims
Hungerford, a World War II and Korea veteran with a troubled record, had headaches blackouts and amnesia after a shell blast. Doctors at Vacaville’s Medical Facility removed a cyst from his brain left frontal lobe and say his headaches and blackouts stopped, calming his behavior. He now sells real estate in Red Bluff.
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Hungerford
Korea
Army
California
Vacaville
Vens
Red Bluff
Bankruptcy petitions filed in Cincinnati court
In U S District Court Cincinnati petitions list Gerald Cox 207 Leibee Int debts 2024 assets 200 and Paul S West 1471 Silver La Hamilton debts 2027 assets 100 leading to bankruptcy filings.
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Gerald Cox
Leibee
Trenton warns dogs owners on strict leash rule enforcement
Trenton police chief Hubert Adams announced strict enforcement of the village ordinance requiring dogs to be confined to premises. He noted numerous calls about roaming dogs and two reported vicious incidents since February. Licensed dogs picked up may incur a $25 fine.
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Trenton
Hubert Adams
Adams
Hamilton Eyes New Swim Rate
The Hamilton city recreation commission proposed higher pool fees from 35 to 45 cents for adults and 20 to 25 cents for children. They also suggested lowering the children's age limit to 15 and adding a season family rate of 20 dollars and 20 swim tickets for adults and children. Councilmen Mick and Grammel signaled objections to the changes.
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Hamilton
City Recreation Commission
Herbert Mick
Donald Grammel
Purposes Of Catholic Group To Be Discussed
The Ohio Catholic Welfare Conference will be discussed Friday at 8 p m at Knights of Columbus Hall 1402 First Ave. Rt Rev Monsignor John Staunton will speak on the Welfare Conference. Babysitting for children over two provided by Fenwick High School girls during the meeting. Lenten devotions at St Marys Church Franklin moved to tomorrow night at 7 30 p m to allow Catholics to attend.
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Ohio Catholic Welfare Conference
Knights of Columbus
First Ave
John Staunton
O.C.W.C
Our Lady of Lorretto
Cincinnati
Welfare Conference
Fenwick High School
St. Mary's Church
Franklin
Obituary Miss Mary Elise Eck of Butler County dies at Logsdon Rest Home
Miss Mary Elise Eck, a Butler County native, died at 12 05 a m today at Logsdon Rest Home where she had lived since December 1956. A former manager of the Jay millinery store for 18 years she was 73 and a member of Pleasant Ridge EVUB Church. Surviving are two brothers William O Eck and Ford Eck and three sisters Katherine Schenck Jessie Channon Ella Eck. Arrangements are incomplete at Wilson Memorial Home.
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Mary Elise Eck
Butler County
Logsdon Rest Home
Hamilton-Mason Road
Old Jay Millinery
Pleasant Ridge
William O. Eck
Middletown
Ford Eck
Greentree Road
Katherine
Death of Joseph Hunley in Linton Ind
Joseph Hunley 81 of Linton Ind father of Mrs. Charles Graff of 1902 Central Ave died Sunday at home. He is survived by his wife three sons and three daughters. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Anderson Poindexter Funeral Home in Linton with burial there.
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Joseph Hunley
Linton
Ind
Charles Graff
Central Ave
Tomorow
Anderson-Poindexter
Kings Mills Man David S Davidson Dies After Stroke
David son Davidson 79 of Kings Mills died at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a stroke. He worked 45 years for King Powder Co as a powder line foreman. Survived by wife Pearl son Wilbur of Kings Mills daughter Edith Price of Columbus. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Witte Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Kings Mills
Wright Davidson
Columbia Road
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Davidson
King Powder Co
Pearl
Wilbur
Edith Price
Columbus
Witte Funeral Home
Rose Hill
Mrs Anna Lou Glover obituary services tomorrow
Mrs Anna Lou Glover aged 73 of 566 Main Street will have services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Colligan. Samuel D. Hime aged 85 of 152 High Street will have private services at Brown Dawson.
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Anna Lou Glover
Main St
Colligan
Samuel D. Hime
High St
Brown
Dawson
Notable Deaths Across States Include Governors and Executives
George L. Sheldon, 90, former Nebraska governor and Mississippi Republican leader, dies after a long illness. Arthur E. James, 72, Detroit News Q A man for 38 years, dies after retirement. Herbert C. Morris, 78, cofounder and chairman of Tasty Baking Co., dies in Cleveland born.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
George L. Sheldon
Nebraska
Mississippi
Sheldon
Republican Party
Detroit
Arthur E. James
Detroit News
Newcastle-on-Tyne
England
Philadelphia
Herbert C. Morris
the Tasty Baking Co
Cleveland
Youth Fined In Beating At Springboro High
Five Franklin County youths appeared in Judge Robert Ray's court after a Tuesday assault at Springboro High School. Vince Phelps, 19, was fined 30 dollars plus costs for disturbing an assembly and suspended 50 dollar fine for disorderly conduct. The other four hearings were continued to Thursday. bond set at 20 dollars each. A juvenile faces a separate hearing.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Robert Ray
Springboro High School
Vince Phelps
Reford McGuire
Suc Spicer
Don Tinch
Leroy Carpenter
Warren County
Springboro
Franklin Parker
Raymond Perez
Clearcreek Schools
Blood Volume in a Typical Adult Man
The body of a typical adult man contains slightly more than five quarts of blood.
Crossword Clue Pack for Today’s Puzzle
Readable puzzle clues list with entries including irate, blackbird, shield, former government administration abbr, system of labor, plant exact, rule out, summer in French, insult of Drury, goods, fixed gates, put in, Ireland TM talk, Swiss American naturalist, nullify, lamb, projecting roof edges, abundant, Hebrew measure, Javanese, kind of fuel, yellow bugle fellow.
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Gods
Blackbird
Shield
Ireland
Staite Convention Draws Delegates From Hospital
About 20 Middletown Hospital employees will travel to Columbus for the 45th annual Ohio Hospital Assn convention. Sessions run through Thursday at the Veterans Memorial Building and Deshler Hilton with sectional meetings for housekeeping nursing plant maintenance personnel purchasing auxiliaries and small hospitals. The opening program discusses hospital service to patients. John C. Gettman will be installed as president Thursday. Speakers include Ray E. Brown Edward J. Thoms William S. Christopher and E M Friedlander.
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Middletown Hospital
Columbus
Ohio Hospital Assn
Veterans Memorial Building
Deshler-Hilton
The
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
John C. Gettman
Fremont Memorial Hospital
Ray E. Brown
University of Chicago
Edward J. Thoms
Manchester
Conn
Memorial Hospital
William S. Christopher
Catholic Hospital Assn
United States
Canada
E. M
Tutt Names Members of Road Study
Membership of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce highway committee was announced by Sam Tutt president of Hauselman Transportation Co. and chairman of the group. The roster includes Frank Conner McGraw Construction Co. David A. Driscoll Sorg Paper Co. Charles Dumford Dumford Trucking Co. James Finley Coca Cola Bottling Co. James Moorman American Savings & Loan Assn. Merle Paul Armco Drainage & Metal Products Oliver Seitzer Riverside Concrete Co. Edwin Sherman Denny Lumber Co. Tony Tenore realtor and Charles Troup Rathman Troup Furniture Co.
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Middletown Area
Ohio lawmakers vote on labor welfare bill and civil rights aid
AP reports how Ohio members of Congress voted on recent roll calls. In the House the labor and welfare appropriations bill of 4 184 022 781 passed 362 to 10 with votes listed for and against. In the Senate an Interior Department construction fund amendment passed 47 to 37 and a civil rights amendment creating penalties for interfering with federal court orders passed 68 to 20, with party affiliations noted for each vote.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Labor and Welfare
Symington
D-Mo
Interior Department
National Park Service
Young
Lausche
Sycamore Receives Grant for Sewerage Planning
Washington AP reports the Community Facilities Administration approved a $4 780 advance to Sycamore Ohio in Wyandot County to finance planning of a sewerage system.
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Sycamore
Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Ohio
Wyandot County
Reuther Critics Eisenhower Aged Health Plan Promise
Walter Reuther told a Senate subcommittee the Eisenhower administration retreated from a pledge to provide medical benefits for the aged. Senator Dirksen called the charge stinking and said the admin is pursuing exploration, not a fixed plan, while Congress weighs financing options.
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Washington
Walter P. Reuther
Senate
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Milnois
Richard M. Nixon
Reuther
Dirksen
Nance
Counties Seek Emergency Aid for Muddy Roads
Geauga Portage and Stark counties join Geauga to request emergency help from Gov DiSalle. Burton Lake area material will be hauled for grading in Geauga where conditions are critical. Highway Director Preston reviews options for Portage and Stark.
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Columbus, Ohio
Portage
Stark
Geauga County
Michael V. DiSalle
Burton Lake
Everett S. Preston
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