O'Neill and DiSalle Hold Campaign Picnics Across Ohio
Gov C William O'Neill's campaign picnic in Athens drew attention as Democrats consider a two party clash with Michael V DiSalle urging supporters to attend and take meals as part of the effort. DiSalle toured multiple towns urging turnout while noting ticket concerns and fundraising tactics.
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UPI
C. William O'Neill
Michael V. DiSalle
Kepes
Turkey
Turkestan
Afghanistan
China
A. A. Grechko
Germany
Cyril Meretskov
Leningrad Front
Cubans Free Four More U S Servicemen
Cuban rebels released four more kidnapped U S service members at Guantanamo Bay bringing total freed to 13 of 29 seized on June 28. The quartet included one Marine and three sailors and were brought from the hills by helicopter amid assurances rebels would continue releasing about four men daily.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cube
UPI
U.S
U. S
U. S. Naval Base
Marine Pic
Man Denies Killing Cincinnati Woman After Surrender
Kenneth L. Thompson of Norwood, 26, surrendered to Dayton police and was returned to Cincinnati area for questioning. He acknowledged pushing an intoxicated woman from his car near the body, but denied any involvement in Patricia Brashear’s death, with identification made by dress and dental records.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Kenneth L. Thompson
Norwood
Patricia Brashear
Thompson
Dayton
Petee
Miss Brashear
Pike Board Studies Ads In Columbus Route Survey
The Ohio Turnpike Commission began a survey of billboards along the midsection of the highway. Shacknessey ordered the sign removal for lack of authorization and noted the truck involved.
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Pike Board Studies Ads
Columbus
UPI
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Shacknessey
Conductor Geer Receives Valor Award in Indy
New York Central Railroad conductor Charles R. Geer of Leardon Ohio was nominated for the railroad’s Valor Award but could not receive it at the ceremony in Indianapolis. He saved a 14 year old deaf boy Larry Estep of Delaware Ohio from being struck by two box cars on a spur track to a Sunray Stove plant last April 28. Police had reported the boy missing minutes before the near tragedy.
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Indianapolis
UPN
Charles R. Geer
New York Central Railroad
Leardon
Ohio
Geer
Central
Larry Estep
Delaware
Sunray Stove Co
Lima Janitor Charged With Grand Larceny in Ford Tools Theft
Milo Hedley a Lima janitor of five years was charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing tools and equipment from Timmerman Ford Sales. Police say he used stolen parts to run a repair business and rented a garage near his home where officers found hydraulic jacks work benches and many tools. He was detained after Timmerman employees spotted parts in his car.
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Lima
Milo Hedley
Timmerman Ford Sales
Hedley
Kedley
Timmerman
Lebanon Action May Show Good Results
UPI reports that US intervention in Lebanon may yield favorable results soon unless Soviet Russia backs up angry rhetoric with concrete steps. The Kremlin shifts the initiative from Nasser’s UAR, signaling direct action if the United States remains. President Eisenhower explained his move as necessary amid the crisis.
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UPI
United States
Lebanon
Soviet Russia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Russia
United Nations
Jordan
Iraq
Baghdad Pact
Middle Eastern Treaty Organization Alliance
Nasser
Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
Great Britain
France
Canal Zone
Waanan
NYC Rail Cuts Eight Passenger Trains Amid Survival Claim
The New York Central Railway announced closure of eight passenger trains between Cleveland and Cincinnati, Toledo and Cincinnati, and Chicago to Cleveland, citing ongoing losses and safety costs. The action follows a October 27 reduction and stems from economic strain and demand to reduce fatalities.
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Columbus
UPT
Com
Wiesbaden
Germany
UPI
West Germany
Ohio
Frank Scheibeler
Nyc
Ses
Frankfort
Darmstadt
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Chicago
Buffalo
Frank Klaus
NATO and Allied Forces Mass in Middle East Crisis
Reports say 1 600 American airborne troops flown to the Middle East from West Germany move toward Jordan and Lebanon as NATO and British forces mobilize. Moscow denounces Marine landings and warns of possible further action while diplomatic efforts seek peace in Lebanon and the region.
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NATO
Adana
U.S
Middle East
Paris
Permanent Council of NATO
Jordan
Cairo
Baghdad
Gamal Abdel Nasser
New Delhi
Neseer
Jawaharlal Nehru
Jerusalem
Israel
Hussein
Iraq
Feisal
Amman
Moscow
Turkey
Iran
Lebanon
Soviet Union
Mideast
Red
China
Nor- Nasser
U.A.R
Augusburg
Munich
Germany
State Department
Robert Murphy
Beirut
Air Force
Eisenhower
West Germany
Strategic Air Command
Cyprus
United States
Iyself
United Arab Republic
Mav Ser
Hurriyet
Scheibeler
Nyc
Haz
Casablanca
Lown
United
Naplane
William A. Richards
Dag Hammarskjold
Hoods
PUC
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Lib 1
Keypt
America
Eigen-masdis
Ielhower
Ates
Trade Bill OK Hoped For Today
In Washington Senate leaders hoped to pass Eisenhower’s reciprocal trade bill or secure a key vote by nightfall as the chamber labored to conclude the measure amid war threat tensions in the Middle East. House debate centered on state rights and antitrust issues with added testimony on space, law, and subversive activity. President Eisenhower and GOP leaders discussed Middle East aid cuts with Congress setting a top line while the House trimmed funding in the foreign aid bill.
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Harold Macmillan
London
Jordan
Selwyn Lloyd
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Iraq
UPI
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle Administration
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Civilian Space Agency
Congress
Eisen
Supreme Court
Smith
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Antate Armed Services Subcommittee
Agence Agency
Bridges
CLA
House
Legisla
Bellion
Ton
Staten
Senate Rackets Committee
John Lardino
Chicago
Middle East
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Damascus
Syrian Civil Defense Corps
Syria
War Office
Ant City Law
Ledo
Middletown
Bellefontaine
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Shelyv
Father Reld
Paul Peiton
Towanda Barracks
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Minx Modes Board of Review
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