Janet Stirs Caribbean Waters in Destructive Hurricane
Hurricane Janet hammered Barbados and surrounding islands with 115 mph winds wrecking homes and blocking roads. Communications failed and officials warned casualties were uncounted as relief teams moved in.
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Miami
Fla
Janet
Caribbean Sea
Navy
San Juan
P.R
Windward
Cmdr
Kenneth Mackie
Albany
N. Y
Neptune
Barbados
Barbados Island
Bridgetown
Hilda
Mexico Toll Climbs to 238 in Hurricane Hilda
Mexico City reports 30 more deaths from hurricane Hilda bringing the toll to 238. Panuco records 30 drownings as the storm leaves nearly 400 missing across the affected zone.
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Mexico City i
Panuco
Bodies Recovered After Indian Lake Fishing Tragedy
In Manistique Michigan the bodies of three Ohio men drowned when their fishing boat hit a deadhead on Indian Lake on September 15. Donald Paul Johnson 21 of Tipp City was found today. Brothers Richard Johnson 18 and Harold Sparks 21 of Dayton were recovered yesterday from the large northern Michigan lake.
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Manistique
Mich
Ohio
Michigan
Indian Lake
Donald Paul Johnson
Tipp City
Michigan Lake
Johnson
Richard
Harold Sparks
Dayton
Carey's Plea Ends Chardon Slaying Trial
In Chardon Ohio Leo Carey pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the bludgeon death of Alva J Williams a wealthy mill owner. The abrupt plea ended the trial today and a verdict of guilt was entered.
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Chardon
Ohio
Leo Carey
Alva J. Williams
Gilty
Lonardi Sworn In As New President
Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi was sworn in as Argentina's provisional president after leading the overthrow of Juan D. Peron. The regime dissolved Congress and ordered arrests of Peron supporters as it urged peace and elections within six to seven months.
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Lonardi
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan D. Peron
Argentine plan to shield nation from Peron damage
Provisional President Eduardo Lonardi said the new government aims to bar Juan Peron from harming Argentina again. Peron is aboard a Paraguayan gunboat in Buenos Aires harbor seeking asylum at the Paraguayan Embassy. Lonardi said asylum rules could bar safe conduct unless criminal charges are filed. political offenses fall under asylum agreements. If charged, Peron will be allowed to defend himself like any other citizen.
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Government
Peron
Buenos Aires
National Congress
Peronista Party
Peronista
Argentina
Oscar Nicolini
Lonardi
Eva Peron
Chaco
la Pampa
Paraguay
Asuncion
Raul Chavez
Cordoba
Juan Peron
Eduardo Lonardi
Yank Killed In Israeli Bus Ambush Near Lebanon Border
An armed ambush on an Israeli bus near the Lebanese border killed a American tourist Herman Brach 28 of Brooklyn New York and wounded a Canadian woman Rogica Bercowitz of Montreal among nine hurt. U N truce observers opened an on the spot probe after Israel complained to the Mixed Armistice Commission about the attack in the Galilee west of Safad six miles from the frontier.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Herman Brach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joseph Teitelbaum
Rogica Bercowitz
Montreal
U. N
Mixed Armistice Commission
Galilee
Safad
Old Fashioned Days Bride Groom Chosen for Sept 30 Oct 3
The Journal notes Old Fashioned Days events running Sept 30 to Oct 3 with the wedding couple announced in Sundays Bride and Groom feature. The 105th Butler County Fair opens today in Hamilton for a six day run ending Friday. Valley Section will publish schedules for the week.
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Hamilton
Molotov urges Western arms cut and open sky study
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged the Western powers to cut armed forces and liquidate bases without treaty, while backing Eisenhower's open sky proposal for mutual aerial inspection. He urged UN action to end the arms race, cited Porkkala surrender, and praised the Geneva Big Four talks as an influential turning point.
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Tne
Fraser
Denver White House
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Bulganin
Rocky Mountain
Here
Murray Snyder
White House
Geneva
United States
Russia
Washington
U.N
U.S
Germany
Denver
Aksel Nielsen
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Assembly
Eisenhower
Assembly
Britain
France
Molotov
Porkkala
Finland
Knife Wielder Terrorizes Bus On Turnpike Ride
A knife wielding sailor identified as 23 year old Robert L Jones of Washington DC terrorized a bus driver and 28 passengers during a 20 mile Pennsylvania Turnpike journey. The driver W E Small 50 subdued the attacker with a fire ax. Jones is held without charge pending naval authorities action. The driver and four passengers were treated for shock.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Robert L. Jones
Washington, D. C
W. E. Small
Turning Cooler as Autumn Arrives in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley ushers in fall with cooler, cloudy weather after the autumnal equinox. Forecasts call for pickup showers and a gradual clearing, with temperatures dipping from the 80s to the 60s. Middletown reports a high of 86 and a low of 69, with .72 inches of rain recorded.
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Goodby
Sol
Miami Valley
Middletown
Mercy Mission Aworkman Lifted From Texas Tower Island
A basket lowers a stricken worker from the Texas tower radar island 110 miles east of Cape Cod to the Coast Guard deck. The bow remains near the manmade island amid boiling seas. Ralph Oxenrider of Winthrop Massachusetts is rushed to a hospital after appendicitis.
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Texas
Radar Island
Cape Cod
Mass
Coast Guard
Cook Inlet
Ralph Oxenrider
Winthrop
Search For Tot Centers On San Jose
San Jose police and volunteers search Willow Glen for a blond woman 35 to 40 with a baby, thought to have snatched the newborn from Mt. Zion Hospital in San Francisco. A hoax ransom note brought FBI involvement. Dr. Marcus and Hanna Marcus cope with the crisis as the case unfolds.
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San Francisco
Robert Marcus
San Jose
Calif
Atlantic City
N. J
Sanfre Marcus
Robert
Mt. Zion Hospital
Marcus
Hanna
Associated Press
Willow Glen
Here
Ray Blackmore
FBI
No Other Choice Drives Ohio Illinois License Dispute
Ohio and Illinois clash over reciprocity and axle tax amid a stalled pact. Illinois warns of possible license plate demands for Ohio motorists. Ohio rejects retaliation and seeks continued reciprocity including axle tax. Officials from both states renew talks with governors.
Order Halts Cancelling Of Pacts
In Columbus Ohio Comm Pleas Judge Dana F Reynolds granted a temporary injunction halting Ohio plans to cancel motor vehicle reciprocity pacts with Michigan Illinois West Virginia and Indiana The judge also ordered the pacts with 10 states be kept in effect The action was requested by a dozen Michigan and Ohio truck firms Judge Reynolds said a final decision may come in a few days Michigan officials had threatened to force Ohio truckers to buy Michigan tags
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Westbrook
the American Assn. of Motor Vehicles
Illinois
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
William G. Stratton
Stratton
Quinn
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Whch
Felty
Columbus
Dana F. Reynolds
Michigan
Westginia
Indiana
Reynolds
Wal
McCarthy
Michigan Public Service Commission
Yanks Chart New Course To Freedom
Hong Kong reports say two American civilians Emma Angelina Barry and Robert Howard Parker boarded the Hunan freighter in Shanghai en route to Hong Kong. Four others planned to leave by ship within two weeks bringing total freed Americans to six of twelve detained in China for lacking exit permits.
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Hong Kong
China
Shanghai
U. S
Reds
Geneva
Robert Aylward
Emma Angelina Barry
Robert Howard Parker
Busnessman
Hunan
Hong Ki
Emma
Parker
Eva Stella Dugay
Rose Ton
Theresa
Marcella Eileen Huizer
Walcott
Ind
Conular
Surat
Howard L. Ricks
Boscobel
Wis
Yokohama
Kanady
Farm economists say farm prices likely to level off
Washington economists from the Agriculture Department say the general price level for farm goods will decline little this year with current crops and a 6 percent drop from last year. They note seasonal declines may occur for some commodities but much of the adjustment has already happened. The reports, amid a national commission review, also cite government surpluses and lower price supports as factors.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve Board
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
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Caribbean
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Mexico
Bulletin
pro-Peron National Liberation Alliance
Crane
Weeskerogeee
Airwans
Valley News
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Sunday’s Journal
Nimrods
Bill Weith
Mercy Mission
Rockland
Maine
Illinois Secretary of State
Automobile Division
State
Prairie State
W. B. Westbrook
Oheans
Frank M. Quinn
State Utlities Commission
A. C. Felty
Ohio Highway Safety
Bipartisan Commission
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