U S Details New Plan to End Nuclear Tests
The United States plans a new disarmament proposal to halt nuclear tests if inspection systems are set and weapon manufacture stops. The plan, discussed at a White House conference, would be presented to Russia in London as part of a first step toward limited testing.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U. S
White House
London
United Nations
Einsenhower
Soviet Union
State Dulles
Britain
Burst Of Fury Rips From 2nd British H-Test
Ronald Thomson reports Britain detonated its second and more powerful hydrogen bomb in Operation Grapple. A four-engine Valiant dropped a four-ton warhead near Malden atoll south of Christmas Island. Observers watched from 35 miles away as a vast fireball formed and expanded into a rainbow plume before shaping into the characteristic white cloud.
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Ronald Thomson
F.M.S
Britain
Malden Atoll
Christmas Island
Press Corps
William Cock
Ex Adams Co Man Killed In Indiana Car Crash
John Jones 27 a former Winchester resident living in Anderson Indiana was killed instantly Friday afternoon in a car crash near Muncie Indiana. His wife Ruby 25 and son David Lee 3 and weeks old daughter Kathie were in the car. Mrs Jones suffered severe head lacerations and possible internal injuries. The son sustained a severe concussion and fractured leg and remains unconscious. The daughter escaped with minor injuries. The Joneses were bound for Winchester to attend a meeting and banquet of the High School Alumni Assn. Jones parents Mr and Mrs Logan Jones of Winchester followed and witnessed the crash. They had visited in Anderson for two weeks. Surviving besides the wife two children and his parents is a brother Horde of Anderson. Body to be returned to Winchester for burial. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Winchester
Ohio
John Jones
Anderson
Ind
Muncie
Mr. Jones
Ruby
David Lee
Kathie
Mra
Jones
Logan Jones
Horde
Delayed US Atomic Test At Yucca Flat Nevada
Weather delays the second shot in a summer nuclear test series at Yucca Flat. The device, 2 to 5 kilotons, would fire high above ground and test effects on animals. Officials describe plans to curb weapon spread through multilateral disarmament and inspections between the US Russia and Britain.
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Nev
Yucca
Tragic gun accident claims Daniel Dunham at Smith Everett
Four year old Daniel Dunham of 820 Eighth Street died from a gunshot wound to the chest in Smith Everett Hospital. He had told police he was toying with a borrowed .22 revolver in his room when it discharged. The weapon and revolver lay on the floor near his bed as Mrs. Clarke found him critically wounded Friday evening. He was moved to Pratt ambulance and admitted just before 7. The incident remained under police investigation with a formal report filed.
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Daniel Dunham
Eighth St
Smith-Everett Hospital
Dunham
M. RB. Clarke
Pratt
Clarke
Senate
Portsmouth
New Serum Promising Countywide Rabies Vaccine Plan
Scioto County will hold a four day mass rabies vaccination program next week from Tuesday to Friday at 21 sites for pets. The effort, sponsored by the Scioto County Portsmouth and New Boston health departments with the Humane Society and local veterinarians, promotes a new anti rabies vaccine offering over two years of protection at lower cost.
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Scioto County
Portsmouth
New Boston
Humane Society
Gene Crawford
William Singleton
Jackson County
Times Spelling Champion Heads To Capital Week
Carolyn Lawrence, the 13 year old Portsmouth Times spelling champion, will travel from Portsmouth to Washington aboard the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway's George Washington train for a week of sightseeing and spelling. She earned the trip by spelling down 95 county champions in the district bee. In Washington she hopes to enjoy the hotel pool at Sheraton Park, the splash party, and time to swim, with hobbies including swimming table tennis and tennis. Her sports and school life at Garfield School are noted.
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van Havel Stryk
Carolyn Lawrence
Portsmouth Times
Portsmouth
Chesapeake & Ohio
George Washington
Carolyn
Washington
Sheraton Park Hotel
Class Sermons To Be Sunday High Schools Plan Baccalaureate
Four high schools Portsmouth High Portsmouth East Notre Dame and Glenwood host baccalaureate services Sunday with times listed for each program at Saint Mary Church New Boston. Notre Dame graduate services include Solemn High Mass celebrant Rev Robert G White and baccalaureate address by Very Rev Hubert Rubeck V F. Seniors will sing the Cum Jubilo Mass and the Offertory.
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Portsmouth High
Portsmouth Fast
Notre Dame
Glenwood
New Boston
PHS
At & Pm
East High
At & Am
Saint Mary Church
Robert G. White
Hubert Rubeck
V. F
First Monthly Grand Jury To Start Monday
Pres beholder Everett Burton Jr and staff prepare to launch Common Pleas Court monthly grand juries. The June session opens at 9 30 a m Monday with 22 cases on the docket including robbery by force and a shooting. Jurors report to Judge Vernon Smith late Monday. Joseph Robert Robinson 29 of 1313 High St faces possible indictment for beating and robbing a 70 year old grocer at Gallia Street May 18. The grocer was hospitalized with facial injuries after the attack. Robinson was captured within five minutes by City Detectives Parker and Albrecht across the street. Russell Slusher 45 of Lucasville faces possible indictment for shooting with intent to kill Runyon 56 who lived with Slusher and suffered multiple wounds. (Turn to GRAND JURY Page 2)
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Everett Burton Jr. i
Common Pleas
Vernon Smith
Joseph Robert Robinson
High St
W. H. Schmid
Goocer
Schmid
iSat Gallia St
Robinson
Sithin
Ronald Parker
Glenn Albrecht
Russell Slusher
Lucasville
Jonah Runyon
Runyon
Slasher
Grand Jury
Johnson urges new look at U S China policy in light of Britain move
Senate leader Lyndon B Johnson calls for re evaluating China trade policy after Britain allows fuller trade with Red China. He and Humphrey urge review of Korea War era standards, while Knowland warns Britain may face consequences for shifting stance. Perry reports from Washington.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
U. S
China
Sen
Humphrey
Minn
Johnson
Jtand
California
London
Red China
Russia
Paris
Britain
Peiping
Moscow
United Nations
U.S
United States
Johnsson
Knowland
Congress
Formosa
Toll Hits 184 as Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Rise
The Associated Press reports traffic fatalities near Memorial Day neared 2,000 with toll at 184 on highways. Drowning and other causes add 67 and 49 deaths to reach 300 total. California and Pennsylvania tied with 14 deaths each. Ohio reported 13, including six traffic deaths since Wednesday.
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Associated Press
California
Pennsylvania
Moss
Ohio
Massacre in Melouza Draws French Horror and Alarm
Paris reports a mass killing in Melouza Algeria as nationalists kill virtually all menfolk. French officials say 302 villagers died amid factional fighting, prompting President Rene Coty to urge firmer action. The massacre shocks France and frames the ongoing war.
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Paris
Rene Coty
France
Algeria
Melouza
al- Igiers
Atium
Bolt Hits Kill Two Boys In Texas Storms
Severe storms swept Texas with up to 11 inches of rain in three hours. A tornado sighting near Big Spring caused no damage. Flooding disrupted farming, delayed harvesting, and endangered crops across the south plains. The Red Cross reported 36,224 Texans affected by tornadoes and floods in April and May, with 745 homes and 384 farm buildings destroyed and 82 deaths.
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Texas
Midland
Tex
Weather Bureau
Big Spring
Uvalde
Lapryor
Kingsville
South Texas
Lubbock
Amarillo
Plainno
Sherman
South Plains
Hale
Floyd
Swisher
Panhandle
Red Cross
House Group To Hear Flood Control Plans
Tulsa report: House Public Works Subcommittee after a two day aerial survey of flood ravaged lands in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas schedules a public hearing to detail the losses and study flood control plans. Rep Edmondson chairman urges speedy and comprehensive river basin development to combat floods.
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House
Tulsa
Okla
Public Works
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Edmondson
D-Okla
Eee
Farm Owners Notified To Vacate Near New C&O Purchases
Portsmouth’s industrial outlook brightened as Chesapeake & Ohio Railway officials announced options exercised to buy over 550 acres east of South Shore for future expansion. Vacate notices were given to previous owners within 20 days while portions of the land include crop fields with assurances of crop payments. The parcels lie between the railway and the Ohio River with an adjoining tract to provide access to the 550 acres. Excavation for a new plastic firebrick plant at Siloam Kentucky is finished with Exso Ramtite Corp planning the plant and C A Yeager Co handling work. details continue on page 10.
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Portsmouth
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Huntington
South Shore
River Railroad
Ohio River
New MocKell
Tygart Creek
Ic&o
Hardin Farm
Siloam
Lky
Exso Ramtite Corp
Cincinnati
Chicago
C. A. Yeager Co
C&o
Detroit Wife Dies After Trail Accident near Pike ton
Mrs. Ruby Shumate, 37, of Detroit, died at Portsmouth General Hospital after a May 25 two vehicle crash on Route 23 near Piketon. Survived by husband Robert, parents Mr. and Mrs. Cobb, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral plans in Charleston and Malden Cemetery, West Virginia.
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Ruby Shumate
Detroit
Portsmouth General Hospital
Shumate
Robert
Piketon
General
Putney
W. Va
George
Matilda Thompson Cobb
Cobb
24Th St. Detroit
Vieva Crowder
Edith Holsey
Lorrain Dee
West Virginia
Gilbert Cobb
Samuel
William Cobb
Lyon Furneral
Owen & Barth Funeral
Charleston
Buria
Malden
Custom Breaks Set For PHS and East Seniors Speakers
Marshall College president Dr. Stewart H. Smith will address Portsmouth High School graduates and Detroit Steel Corp official H. E. Baughman will speak for East. East and PHS will have different speakers for the first time in years.
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Stewart H. Smith
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Portsmouth High School
H. E. Baughmen
Detroit Steel Corp
Portsmouth
East
PHS
Baughman
EHS
Allard Park
Rain East
East High
Municipal Stadium
Exer
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