Democrats Double Up In Ohio 7th District Foray
In a two platoon campaign swing, Democrats Michael DiSalle and Stephen Br Bricker target voters in the Seventh District visiting Springfield Xenia Lebanon Wilmington London Marysville Russells Point Urbana and other stops. DiSalle assails Gov ONeill over old age assistance while Bricker ally Young attacks Bricker on social security and Seaway votes as the slate moves toward the Fourth District.
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U. S. Senate
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Greenville
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Lima
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Urbana state committeeman to resign effective July 15
Noble Bean, Republican state central committeeman from the Seventh District, announced he will resign due to ill health. He has held the post seven years and was re-elected in May. An interim replacement will be chosen at a district meeting July 16 in Springfield.
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Urbana
Ohio
Noble Bean
Bean
Springfield
New Sewage Treatment To Be Tried In Ohio
A Shelby County firm Sade Corp of Sidney gains approval from the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board to test atomized suspension sewage treatment that evaporates waste and oxidizes organics to recover chemicals. If successful, all wastes may be treated this way. if not, conventional methods prevail. The board also extended Westlake’s discharge permit to April 15 to allow planning for a local sewer system.
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Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
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Teachers Urge Ban on Nuclear Tests in California Colleges
About 265 instructors from eight California colleges signed a petition to President Eisenhower urging a halt to most U.S. nuclear and thermonuclear tests. The petition warns continued testing fuels international tension and proliferation.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Eisenhower
U.S
Moscow radio gambit warns U.S. bombers near Soviet borders
Soviet commentator Andreyev told Moscow radio that American H bomber flights toward Soviet borders push the world to the brink of war. He cited the downed U.S. cargo plane over Armenia and warned a clash could trigger atomic war while noting the nine airmen were released.
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Armenia
Andreyev
U.S
U. S. Air Command
U. S
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Louisvillians Driven Nuts By Radio Man
AP report says Gordon McLendon bought Louisville WGRC and began with a gimmick to drive listeners wild by playing a provocative record 20 times an hour, provoking calls and police attention as residents swarmed the switchboard. McLendon, a Dallas resident, owns five other stations and has a history of bold launches.
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Louisville
WGRC
Dallas
Paris
Tex
MacArthur's Butchers to Return Japanese Flags
Veterans of the 41st Infantry Division plan to return captured Japanese battle flags at a reunion July 18 to 22. Flags will be translated to identify the families of the Japanese soldiers from whom they were taken.
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Portland
Ore
MacArthur's Butchers
41St Infantry
Tokyo Rose
MacArthur's
Oil and Gas Drilling To Begin Near Court House
The Kewanee Oil Co announces start of drilling operations near Washington Court House Ohio this week seeking oil and gas. Two previous wells in the area were dry, with drilling expected to begin by Saturday on the Leesburg Road farm owned by Mrs. Beryl Cavanee. The farm lies within a 400000 acre lease across Fayette Ross Pickaway Highland and Clinton counties.
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Kewanee Oil Co. l
Here
Tulsa
Okla
Beryl Cavanee
Leesburg Road
Kewanee
Fayette, Ross, Pickaway
Highland
Clinton Counties
Squall Tosses Kids Into Sound Off Greenwich
A sudden squall swept through a junior yacht regatta near Riverside Yacht Club sending over 80 children into Long Island Sound. Nearly all boats capsized. 113 boats participated and most had finished. Coast Guard cutters two planes and private boats aided. Patty Miller 13 from Mamaroneck suffered a broken leg as the only injury.
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Greenwich, Conn
Long Island Sound
U. S. Coast Guard
Riverside Yacht Club
Patty Miller
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Miami Pressing For Pre College Classes
Miami University offers an advanced study program for top high school seniors to take one freshman course on campus or via TV while still in high school. Applicants must rank in the top quartile of ACE and show high English and math skills. About 140 seniors have applied, with roughly half approved so far.
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Miami University
Celina
Dayton
Kettering
Hamilton
Norwood
Miami
Martin Siegel
ESIP
Nobel Peace Prize Established by Nobel Will
The Nobel Peace Prize originated from Alfred Nobel's 1896 will, creating a lasting award for efforts toward peace and reconciliation. This historic prize honors individuals or organizations delivering notable contributions to reducing conflict and advancing human rights worldwide.
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