Eisenhower Meets Security Council Before Macmillan Visit
President Eisenhower met the National Security Council for ninety minutes as prep for next week's Macmillan talks. Dulles and Killian urged a two year nuclear test suspension, while Strauss favored continued testing without Soviet disarmament progress. Eisenhower also approved a letter to Khrushchev including Polish and Czech scientists in planned East West test supervision discussions.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Harold MacMillan
James C. Hagerty
U.S
Security Council
White House
Macmillan
Pacific
State Dulles
James R. Killian Jr
Lewis Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Comission
Soviet Union
Dulles
Khrushchev
Britain
France
NATO
Precautions Fail Capture Drops Fugitive From Wanted List
Quay Cleon Kilburn, 34, once among the FBI's ten most wanted, was arrested in Los Angeles after tips from a passerby who saw his photo. Agents found a loaded pistol, a second firearm, a fake mustache, and a forged ID card on Kilburn.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Quay Cleon Kilburn
Kilburn
Utah State
D. K. Brown
Brown
Jared Rardin to Direct Portsmouth Fresh Air Camp
Jared Rardin of 2429 Micklethwait Rd will direct the Portsmouth Fresh Air Camp for the coming season. Announcement came from Mrs. Arthur L. Sutton president of the Fresh Air Camp Board and Mrs. Richard Marting chair of personnel. Rardin is completing pre theological studies at Williams College and has camp experience in Michigan Wisconsin Pennsylvania and Cleveland. Barbara Sanderson of Otway will be assistant director. Other staff include Dick Grubb Fred Burton Melissa Hartley Katherine Beekman Ruth Kelley and Joseph Aldridge.
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Jared Rardin
Micklethwait Rd
Portsmouth
Arthur L. Sutton
Fresh Air Camp Board
Richard Marting
Bardin
Dick Grubb
Fourth St
Ohio State University
Fred Burton
Greensburg
Wooster College
Melissa Hartley
Vinton Ave
Western Reserve
Katherine Beekman
18Th St
Ohio University
Ruth Kelley
West Union
Asbury College
Joseph Aldridge
Glenwood High School Graduation Speakers Planned
Glenwood High School New Boston will hold commencement Wednesday at 6 30 p m in New Boston Municipal Stadium with student speakers Larry Brown Rita Shingler Sharon Lander and Edith Miller. The program includes band performances and diplomas presented by Theodore Harding.
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Glenwood High School
New Boston
New Boston Municipal Stadium
Glenwood Band
Dale Lehman
Larry R. Brown
Rita Kaye Shingler
Secretariat Club
Maxime Miller
James N. Warren
Theodore Harding
Board of Education
Heads For Senate House Passes Civilian Space Agency Bill
The House passed unanimously a bill to create a civilian space agency named NASA to lead nonmilitary space activities. It would absorb the NACA, pay $22 500 annually, and set up cooperation with the Defense Department and AEC through liaison committees. The Senate Space Committee plans closed sessions by week’s end.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate Space Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Congress
America
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Flight Research Agency
NASA
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
New Chemical Firm To Open In State
Robert E. Ruhoff announces opening of R. G. Chemicals, Inc. at 940 29th St with John Groves as vice president. Both men previously worked at Pyrrole Chemical Co and bring extensive chemical industry experience. The firm aims to produce a line of polymer floor coatings, permanent starches, and fabric softeners.
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Robert E. Ruhoff
Micklethwait Rd
Ruhoff
Ray Nagel
29Th St
R. G. Chemicals, Inc
John Groves
West Portsmouth
Groves
Pyrrole Chemical Co
University of Wisconsin
B. F. Goodrich Co
Jury Indicts Richards On Assault Count
Scioto County grand jury indicted Portsmouth youth Charles Richards 19 for assault with intent to kill and rob Ann Lykins 62 after entering her home March 13. The one day session also returned 12 other indictments and passed one for investigation.
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Scioto County
Portsmouth
Charles Richards
Charles Sr
Ann Lykins
Charles St
Everett Burton
Richards
California Spotlight as 4 States Vote in Primary
Four states held primaries with California drawing the most attention as Sen. William F. Knowland sought the governorship challenging Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown. Cross filing and party tensions shaded the races as Democrats and Republicans weighed trends for the 1960 presidential race.
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California
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Senate
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Goodwin J. Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Clair Engle
Knight
Knowlard
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Leroy H. Anderson
South Dakota
Phil Saunders
Roy Houck
Charles Lacey
Ralph Herseth
Joe Foss
Atty
John Patterson
George Wallace
Alabama
Patterson
Robert Shelton
Army Tests Redstone In Desert at White Sands
Army troops at White Sands New Mexico announced a successful testing of the Redstone missile under tactical desert conditions. The 40th Field Artillery Missile Group launched the inland test marking its first Redstone firing away from Cape Canaveral. The Redstone, range 200 to 250 miles, previously served in Explorer satellite launches.
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White Sands “Ange
N.M
40Th Field Artillery
Desert Sands
Cape Canaveral
Fla
40Th Group
U.S
Court hears battle over ownership of hunting dog
In Rock Island County Court Pluto Foots a coon hound is claimed by Frank Arrington of Rock Island and Walter Watkins of Milan. Witnesses support both sides as the dog, valued at most 150 dollars, toggles between owners amid a lengthy legal fight.
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Rock Island, Ill
Pluto
Foots
Rock Island County
Frank Arrington
Rock Island
Walter Watkins
Milan
Arrington
Watkins
Illinois
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Boston
Ill
Navy will press Vanguard launches despite failures
At the Pentagon the Defense Department says Vanguard satellites will continue to be launched even after four failures in five attempts. Officials justify persistence by citing Vanguard as the best available vehicle when functioning and urge returns on the program's large investment.
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Washington
Navy
Pentagon
Vanguard
Army
Defense Department
Bar Shooting Leaves Man Critical At Pine Bar
Elza Cooper Jr. 25 of 1546 Third St. remains in critical condition after being shot three times at the Pine Bar downtown. Ralph N. King 40 of 1729 Fifth St. is charged with shooting with intent to wound and carrying a concealed weapon. he pleaded not guilty in Municipal Court with bond set at 1300 dollars. The incident followed a fight in the Coral Reef upstairs club.
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Elza
Wimpy) Cooper Jr
Third St
General Hospital
Ralph N. King
Fifth St
Mr. Cooper
Mr. King
Lynn
Bill Merman
Foundation To Launch Industry Funds Drive
Portsmouth area growth foundation plans to launch a fundraising campaign this week led by president Cyrus P. Kahl. The effort aims to raise at least $100,000 to attract new industries to the region, with trustees meeting at noon to finalize details.
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Portsmouth Area Growth Foundation, Inc
Atty
Cyrus P. Kahl
Mexico 4 5 Feared Lost Plane Hits Peak
An Aeronaves de Mexico Constellation with 45 aboard crashed into San Agustine Peak near Guadalajara on Monday night. The wreckage was found today with no signs of life. The flight connected Tijuana to Mexico City with a Guadalajara stop, last radio contact at 10 15 p m.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Aeronaves de Mexico
Tijuana
California
San Agustine
City to raise charges for Portsmouth dump service
Portsmouth City Council unanimously amended an ordinance to charge five dollars per load at city dumps to offset growing burdens from rural trash. Fees are waived for loads originating inside the city, while private haulers previously paid by customers have largely relied on city subsidies. Last year the city spent about $148,000 on disposal.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
Paul E. Flohr
De Gaulle Moves to Consolidate Power in Algeria Crisis
Premier Charles de Gaulle asserted control over the army in Algeria by summoning Gen. Raoul Salan and later calling in Robert Lacoste. He plans a trip to Algeria Wednesday as the Senate and National Assembly authorize his emergency program and direct constitutional changes to voters.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Salan
Robert Lacoste
Senate
France
National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Pierre Pflimlin
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