Mystery Crash Tops Ohio Toll Involving Monroeville Family
A four killed crash near Monroeville, Ohio, remains unsolved as investigators question the driver. The incident occurred on Ohio 547 after a late Saturday count of Ohio traffic deaths peaked at 21 nationwide during the period several others died in separate accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Alexander
Greenfield
Ohio
Jackson- Lawrence
John Oliver
Dayton
James Leonard Osinski
Toledo
Port Clinton
Phillip C. Quartier
Warren
Niles
James L. Baker
Columbiana
Trumbull-Mahoning
Richard G. Colville
Columbus
Fairfield
Lancaster
Marlin E. Mick
Zanesville
Robert H. Fuhrhop
Henry County
U.S. 6
Napoleon
Multiple Homicide and Collision Reports Across Ohio
The list details several traffic and aviation incidents across Ohio. Brendan Richter, John Benedict, Al Browers, Thomas Lee and family, Pamela Miller, Max McNett, and Robert Whitt are named in crashes or collisions near towns including Strongsville Valley City Yellow Springs Monroeville Van Wert and Wheelersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brendan J. Richter
Strongsville
Ohio 252
Valley City
Medina Couty
John Benedict
al Browers
Yellow Springs
Benedict
South Charleston
Clark County
Thomas D. Lee
Monroeville
Betty
Thomas
Pamela Miller
Ohio
Max E. McNett
Mendon
Mercer County
van Wert
Mercer
Robert D. Whitt
Agreements End Sinclair Strike Threat for 8000 Workers
Sinclair Refining Co. and union negotiators reached fringe benefits deals for 8000 employees three hours before a strike deadline. The two year basic contract covers wage talks, holidays, shift differentials, life insurance and hospitalization while a 5 percent wage rise from February lifts average hourly pay to 2.83 dollars. Affected workers include crews at five refineries in Houston and Corpus Christi Texas Wye Marcus Hook Pennsylvania and Chicago Illinois plus pipeline and production staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sinclair Refining Co
Sinclair
Houston
Corpus Christi
Tex
Monkey Wedding Tops Philadelphia Summer Festival
Philadelphia opens its summer festival with a tongue in cheek wedding of two chimpanzees at the zoo, dubbed the wedding of the year. Michelle wears a sequined gown as Tommy and Michelle toast amid radio and TV entertainers and a Shriners band before heading to a secluded getaway.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Michelle
Tommy
Shriners
Ben Franklin
Ben
Rainy multi region weather spread from Pacific Northwest to Great Lakes
The Associated Press reports light to heavy rains dampening parts of the South and New England, extending into the West and Northwest with scattered showers or thunderstorms forecast from the Pacific Northwest to the Great Lakes, plus Gulf Coast and Florida. Miami recorded .81 inches in six hours. Temperatures rose 8 to 12 degrees south of the Great Lakes while New England cooled 10 to 15 degrees. A female black widow spider kills and devours the male after mating.
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Associated Press
South
New England
Great Lakes
Miami
Pacific Northwest
California
Gulf
Florida
Mississippi Valley
House cautions on cutting foreign aid amid waste and graft
In Washington and San Antonio reports, lawmakers warn against steep cuts to foreign aid while noting waste in the mutual security program and considering test use of paper gowns and sheets at Brooke Army Medical Center to cope with shortages and emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Thonas E. Morgan
D-Pa
San Antonio
Brooke Army Medical Center
William E. Shamborn
Army Quartermaster Corps
Paper Aid Bill Sparks House and Senate Clash
Congressional debate centers on foreign aid under Eisenhower, with a proposed 266.9 million dollar increase disputed. House amendments loom as the Senate drafts a tougher version, insisting waste and corruption exist while backing a new agency to oversee the program and resist communist expansion in Korea Laos and surrounding areas.
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House
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
South Korea
Laos
Foreign Aid Administration
Morgan
Government Operations Subcommittee
Scientist Racer Uses Speed to Aid Space Research
Dr. Thomas R. A. Davis, head of the Environment Medicine division at the Army Research Laboratory at Ft. Knox, led a spaceflight readiness effort by prepping a monkey for Jupiter. He finished sixth in a Louisville race, joking he uses syringes to squirt oil into hard to reach auto parts.
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Army Research Medical Laboratory
Ft. Knox
Davis
The Crow of Olden Times and Evil Omen
The crow is described as the wiliest bird and was seen as an evil omen in ancient times due to its black plumage.
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Raeys
Robert Walker
Buttermere
England
Burg
Scioto County
Wheelersburg
Richard G. Tomica
Willowick
Lake County
Elizabeth Schott
Rt. 1
Georgetown
Felicity
Brown County
Roy Zinn
Cleveland
William Joseph Rahig
Payne
Ohio 49
Paulding County
Philly
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
United
State Highway Director of
Butler County
Hamilton
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Imemien
Department of Highways
Division
Preston
Lifebuoy
LUX
LUX Soap
Urious
Gaffers & Sattler Air
Gaffers
Sattler
Rinso White
Rinso Blue
ALCOA
Sunkist
S. & H. Green
Middletown
Starkist
Perk
Gerber
Una
Morgan Girl
Louisville, Ky
Thomas R. A. Davis
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