East Asia policy talks open amid US British debate
Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Minister Eden begin discussions at the State Department on a common anti Communist Southeast Asia policy. Eden favors non aggression pacts, while the United States seeks a Southeast Asian anti Communist alliance as Churchill and Eisenhower meet for informal talks.
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State Dulles
Anthony Eden
State Department
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Churchill
United States
Eden
Dulles
Britain
Asia
Hagerty
White House
Richard G. Casey
Australia
Zafrullah Khan
Pakistan
Bernard Baruch
Admiral Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Milton Eisenhower
U.S
Auto Mechanic Here Killed On Kentucky Road
A 37 year old Peebles man and Portsmouth auto mechanic Beryl Cline was killed Friday night in a one car crash on Route 10 in Lewis County. He died of a skull fracture while en route to Portsmouth General Hospital. Surviving include his wife Mary, four children, his mother in Columbus, a brother and two sisters. The body went to Treft Funeral Home in Peebles with services set for Monday. Ohio will dedicate its new million dollar Scioto County Receiving Hospital Sunday afternoon with Gov. Lausche among speakers.
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Portsmouth
Lewis County
Beryl Cline
Peebles Rt. 3
Portsmouth General Hospital
Morton
Scioto County
Richard L. Woodyard
Woodyard
Cline
Oberling Motor Co
Dam 31
Fullerton
South Shore
South Portsmouth
Kentucky
William Walsh
Ashland
Morehead
John
Dell Cline
Columbus
Mary Johnson Cline
Robert
Virginia
Margie
Cathy
Russell
Connie Eagleson
Mabel Douglas
Pittsburgh
Treft Funeral Home
Richard Brunk
Twocast Grove
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Castillo Forces Set Up Regime In Guatemala
Anti-Communist Guatemalan rebels formed a provisional government led by Col. Carlos Castillo Armas amid signs the conflict near Guatemala City could turn into a hot war. Rebel planes bombed Guatemala City Zacapa and other targets while government bullets claimed control. reports conflicted on Chiquimula’s status as American refugees crossed toward Mexico.
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Guatemala
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala City
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Carlos Castillo Armas
Liberation Army
Chiquimula
Honduran
Associated Press
Jack Rutledge
Rutledge
Zacapa
Guatemalan
Mexico
Chest Chooses Sept 30 Start for 1954 Campaign
Scioto County Community Chest outlined a Sept 30 kickoff for the 1954 Fund drive with a final report meeting tentatively set for Oct 21. Co chairs Richard Cole and Ernest Dunaway announced payroll allotment as a key element and planned July 23 and Aug 1 follow ups for division chairs and payroll enrollment deadlines.
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Scioto County Community Chest
Wilmore Tea Room
Richard Cole
Ernest Dunaway
Cole
Walter Grubb
First major portion of new Route 23 dedication next Thursday
The Ports mouth to Chillicothe four lane upgrade opens to all traffic next Thursday with an overhead crossing over Route 23 and the Norfolk & Western tracks. A plant access road and ramp system will route A plant business traffic via Sargents until the new administration building opens.
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Portsmouth
Sargents
Chillicothe
Scioto
Pike County
Scioto River
Piketon
A-Plant
Norfolk & Western Railway
Portsmouth Area
Atomic Energy
N&w
Clevenger Attacks Airport Aid as a Rathole
Rep. Cliff Clevenger of Ohio brandishes anger at the federal airport aid plan proposing 22 million dollars. He leads the House Appropriations subcommittee overseeing Commerce Dept funds and questions the project’s feasibility. The Scioto County airport seeks 50 percent federal matching funds for an 800000-dollar project amid a partisan split and anticipated Senate support.
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Cliff Clevenger
Ohio
House
Eisenhower
Clevenger
Commerce Department
Scioto County
Senate
Congress
U.S
Thomas A. Jenkins
Newspaper navigational prompts from page margins
Readers are directed to CHEST Page 2 HIGHWAY Page 2 and Page 12 Column 6 for related items. The fragment shows typical internal cross-references in a multi-page layout.
Factory issues vacation pay at Williams Mfg
Williams Mfg employees receive a total of 137000 dollars in paid vacation for a one week break. The shoe factory reopens July 6 after a Fourth of July period. Production staff will work four days but be paid for five due to the holiday. A second week is paid for those with five or more years of service. The plant was closed Thursday and Friday after the death of board chairman Forest L Williams.
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Williams Mfg. Co
Forest L. Williams
Train Derailment Wrecks Cars Sparking 75 Hurt at Hallam
In Hallam Nebraska the Rock Island Railroad Rocky Mountain Rocket derailed toppling eight of eleven cars. At least 75 people were hospitalized and 16 to 18 seriously hurt as ambulances airlifted injured passengers to Lincoln Beatrice and Crete hospitals.
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Hallam, Neb
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain
Lincoln
Beatrice
Crete
Employment tops twenty six thousand in Portsmouth area
Employment at the Portsmouth area plant stood at 20,285 for the week ending June 19. The total included 18,266 construction workers and reflects a rise in local employment activity.
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Portsmouth
Civic Forum schedules bigger daytime events for July 5
The Civic Forum plans a daytime Fourth of July Kids Day at Municipal Stadium with four age divisions for both boys and girls. New events include a football out of bounds kick and a bicycle tire race, with morning registration at 8 a.m. Prizes go to top finishers and a king and queen earn merchandise awards during the night program.
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Civic Forum
George
Bill) Bahner
Forum
Municipal Stadium
Inside The Times Church Announcements Comics Death Notices
A compact lead lists sections including church announcements comics death notices and editorial page plus features on radio and television and round about Portsmouth social affairs sports and theaters page
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Church Announcements
Portsmouth
Martha Wayne Encourages Readers to Take The Portsmouth Times on Vacation
An ad urges readers to subscribe The Portsmouth Times for summer adventures. Martha Wayne invites families to enjoy the paper with its comics while on vacation and to call the circulation department at 2 211 to send copies to a vacation address.
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Martha Wayne
Portsmouth Times
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