City Lines To Reduce Bus Service In Portsmouth
Portsmouth City Lines plans bus service reductions starting Sunday citing a $900 April loss and dwindling income. The company may discontinue night and Sunday service if finances do not improve, and seeks municipal ownership as a potential remedy with city and council considering its price.
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Portsmouth City Lines, Inc
Fred I. Stohler
Ralph James
National City Lines, Inc
Chicago
PCL
James
Portsmouth
New Boston
Merrill Knox
Paul Copeland
Mr. James
NCL
J. Harold Frecka
City Council
Frecka
Word Lacking GOP Feels The To Run
Eisenhower silent on reelection as hospital stay continues. GOP leaders project convention plans around his candidacy. Sen Schoeppel sees strong Senate chances and Kentucky race intrigue amid Morton's clash with incumbent Sta. Cla.ن
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Gop
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Nixon
Annaplis
Abond Leonard Hall
Acford
Conn
Sen. Schoeppel
Frankfort
Dow Chemical Plant Sees Steel Arrival at Hang ing Rock Site
Steel deliveries reach the Hang ing Rock site for the Dow Chemical Co plant as Norfolk and Western Railway ships 12 carloads of structural steel to the project location.
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Hanging Rock
Dow Chemical Co
Norfolk & Western Railway
Feil Kress Moved Higher By Ohio Power
Clarence W. Feil, longtime Ohio Power Ironton District manager since 1944, will transfer to Lancaster July 1 as district manager. Howard B. Kress, current Pomeroy District manager, will take over Ironton. Ronald L. Springer becomes Pomeroy district manager and John Hand moves to Ironton. Feil will succeed A. A. Armhurst in Lancaster. Feil, a 29 year veteran, has held key engineering and management roles and serves in multiple local boards and associations.
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Orio Power
Clarence W. Feil
Ironton
Lancaster
Howard B. Kress
Pomeroy
John F. Handrey
Ohio Power Co
E. D. Dougherty
Valley
Ronald L. Springer
Mr. Kress
John ¥. Hand
Feil
Ohio Power
A. A. Armhurst
Findlay
Tronton High
Bliss Electrical School
Washington, D. C
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Ohio University Portsmouth
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh Transformer Works
Atlis-Chalmers Co
West Penn Power Co
Portsmouth
Tranton
Central Ohio Valley Industrial Council
Iranlon Board of Trade
South Jeeaiere
Ohio Regional Council
Lawrence County Children's Home Board
Soviet Offers Billion Loan For Egypt Dam
Cairo reports a Soviet offer of 1.12 billion dollars to finance the Aswan Dam but Nasser will study the proposal before deciding. Western offers include 70 million dollars in aid to start the dam, plus 100 to 130 million as work progresses and a World Bank loan of 200 to 250 million. Egypt would provide 60 million in labor and materials. A separate statement from Shepilov praised Arab friendship and said the USSR seeks no enrichment abroad while promising aid and cooperation with Western states without harming Arab ties. The report also notes a Soviet wheat shipment of 20,000 tons to Pakistan to ease a food shortage.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Unon
Aswan
Nasser
Dmitri Shepirov
Shepirov
Suez Canal Zone
Britain
United States
Nile
World Bank
Russia
Shepitov
Shepilov
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Shepillov
Berresht
Gamel Abdel Nasser
France
Greece
Turkey
British Fine Cypriots For Terrorist Acts
NICOSIA Cyprus and Britain fined the Greek Cypriot population of Famagusta 112000 dollars for terrorist activities in the city with about 20000 residents. Acting Gov George Sinclair announced the penalty and cited recent incidents as the basis of the action. Also Athens sees a 4500 doctor strike over pay and equal treatment in government clinics and hospitals.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Britain
Famagusta
George Sinclair
Athens
British plan offers Cyprus self government with Turkish minority safeguards
Britain to grant local self rule to Cyprus with Greek Cypriots majority control while safeguarding Turkish minority rights. Plebiscite on future status to be delayed up to ten years with defense and foreign affairs kept by London. Violence continues in Nicosia as trials of Greek Cypriots proceed.
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London
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Greece
Britain
J Selwyn Lloyd
Suad Haryi Urguplu
Turkey
Eden
Europe
Nicosia
Goodyear Technical Program Undergrads Get GAT On The Job Training
Fifteen Portsmouth area undergrad technical students have begun employment with Goodyear Atomic Corp as part of a long range plan to keep local talent in the area. The pilot group, all in at least their second year, come from seven fields including mechanical and electrical engineering metallurgy chemistry physics and mathematics. They will spend two hours weekly in related instruction and the rest on field assignments under D W Donner of GAT's industrial relations division.
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Technical College
Portsmouth
Goodyear Atomic Corp
GAT
Technica
D. W. Doner
Tito and Soviets Hail Bilateral Path To Amity
Tito says talks with Soviet leaders aim to sharpen a joint communique on bilateral cooperation between independent equal states. No Cominform style linkage or new Western shifts promised. No broad military or economic pacts finalized, but cordial relations and justice as peace basis emphasized. Comrade Bohlen present at reception. Red China pays Colombo nine million for rubber purchases, boosting Ceylon trade hopes.
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Moscow
Tito
Russia
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Klements Voroshilov
Bohlen
RED China
Colombo
Ceylon
China
Dems Raise Cry Over Influence in Nickel Plant Expansion
Democratic House investigators allege political and private influence tied to a 43 million dollar Micaro nickel plant expansion contract. Republicans criticize the inquiry as suppression of evidence and demand Justice Department review. subcommittee chair Jack Brooks accuses secrets in records of masking potential irregularities.
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Washington
Democratic House
Justice de
Cuba
Hits Secret Records
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Justice Department
Conference weighs youth fitness amid gadget era at Annapolis
At the Naval Academy conference on American youth fitness 150 leaders from sport education and medicine debated whether gadget use threatens physical well being and how to counter it A national program to boost fitness emerged as a common aim with proposals for a national council expanded physical education and greater funding at federal and state levels for health and recreation programs.
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Naval Academy
Meetings Slated With 3 Companies
United Steelworkers Union began negotiations with IL steel firms after a strike vote, aiming to reach deals with 11 companies by Wednesday. The Big Three stand firm for five year contracts, with talks possible with more firms as union pushes for substantial pay and benefit increases before contract expirations.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Ilisteel
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Pittsburgh, Steel
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Jones & Laughlin
Wheeling
Armco
Allegheny Ludlum
Great Lakes
National Steel
David J. McDonald
Bunk
McDonald
Joseph L. Block
Inland
Priest Leads Multi Faith Service At Trinity Site anniversary
At Trinity Site New Mexico a Catholic priest Father John Borley will host Catholic Protestant and Jewish services to mark the eve of the 7th anniversary of the first atomic bomb detonation. The events align with the Presidents Peaceful Atom initiative and aim to seek divine guidance for peaceful use of nuclear energy.
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Rick Raphael
Alamogordo
Trinity Site
N.M
Jersey
John Bor
Ley
Tularosa
Fathr John
White Sands Proving Ground
Extra Funds For Air Seen
Two Democratic senators voiced confidence the Senate will vote an extra 1.16 billion dollars for long range bombers and air power. The Senate Appropriations Committee approved the addition to a defense money bill nearing 35 billion dollars. Lyndon B. Johnson said no vote before next Tuesday, while Senator Russell urged sustained support for a larger air force.
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Washington
Senate
Kotce Arenas
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
Lyndon 3B. Johnson
Tex
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Britain Ends Nuclear Test Series With Final Blast
Australia reports Britain detonated a second and final atomic device off its northwest coast as part of a current nuclear test series. Officials offered no details on the device’s nature or yield.
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Britain
Sydney
Australia
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