South Zanesville ousts police chief by council
Stanley R. Fountain was dismissed as marshal and chief by the town council effective retroactive to April 3 after prolonged noncompliance with duties. Acting chief William Dale will remain until a council appointment is made. Mayor N C Camp cited failure to investigate thefts timely and missed night checks among reasons amid charges of misfeasance and nonfeasance.
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N. C. Camp
Fountain
William Dale
Putnam Transfer Co
Didat Beeve
Camp
Joe
Sai Fountain
Cool
Campbell to seek Ohio Supreme Court seat in 1959 term
Ohor-Wiara D. Campbell a former Guernsey County prosecutor state senator and common pleas judge announced Friday his bid for a judge position on the Ohio Supreme Court in the term beginning January 1 1959.
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Columbus
Ohor
Wiara D. Campbell
Guernsey County
Common Pleas
Ohio Supreme Court
Cloudy Cold Weather Forecast for Sunday
The area faced cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures with 51 degrees at Municipal airport yesterday and 34 at noon today. Forecasters warn colder air will sweep in tonight and Sunday after strong winds, with morning showers and about 1 inch of rainfall recorded overnight.
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Lake Central Airlines
Weather Bureau
Philo Airman Faces Army Trial Friday
Two Ohio airmen from Philo and Cincinnati face general court martial next week in Korea for shooting two Korean girls on September 15 after they trespassed on a US base. Airman Carell D. Thomas of Cincinnati stands for trial first. Airman Basie Edward I. Young of Philo is scheduled for Friday with charges amended after a girl, Miss Kim Yong Yi, died.
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Philo
Kim Yong Yi
New Fire Engine Too Large for Bay Village Station
Bay Village purchases a $29,000 fire engine that is too tall for the station. It would cost $4,500 to remodel the facility, but the manufacturer will cut the pumper down at no charge to the city.
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Bay Village
Ten election winners may be disqualified for filing failures
Ten elected officials face potential disqualification as of January 1 for failure to file required expense accounts under new state law. Six face five year bans from seeking office. four elected as conservatives may remain eligible. The county board posted notices and outlined penalties affecting council, school board, and other offices with many named individuals and vacancies possible by appointment.
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Board of Elections
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Ulea
Bistacco
Denzl
Jefferson
Edgar King
Gerald Nutz
Mersville
S — Charles E. Grant
Labor War Talk Spiked After Teamsters Expulsion
AFL-CIO ousted the Teamsters by a narrow vote amid corruption charges against Hoffa and allies. Meany said the door remains open for a return once Hoffa is ousted, while Hoffa denied plans to back down as he faces federal wiretapping and perjury trials.
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Atlantic City
Mer
Meany
Teamsters
Hoffa
New York
Hofia
Hojia
Trial Near End in Lima Murder Case
The first degree murder trial of Ralph Forssthe resumes Monday in Lima Ohio with concluding arguments expected. Prosecutors plan rebuttal witnesses after Forssthe, 40, is accused of fatally shooting Charles Conner, 37, August 10 in the defendant's home. Neither Conner's body nor the gun has been found.
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Lima
Ohio
Ralph Forssthe
Charles Conner
Conner
Lacath
Train Derailment at Penn Station No Passengers Hurt
A Pennsylva nia Railroad train named The Cleveland er derailed while docking at Pennsylvania Station. No injuries reported among passengers. Local crews investigated cause and cleared tracks to resume service.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Clevelander
Pennsylvania Station
Two Fire Trucks and Cruiser Damaged In Downtown Crashes
A minor clothes closet fire at Cespermill Manor caused little damage but two traffic crashes damaged a city fire department aerial ladder and a pumper along with a police cruiser. The incidents began when a fire alarm at 12 08 am drew units from Central station to 560 Indiana Avenue. Firefighter William Wagner 29 and driver James Broslan 36 were involved in separate collisions as units responded. The aerial ladder was heavily damaged and out of service. the pumper remained available despite some damage. Page 6.
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Fie
Tucks
Albert Brenner
Indiana
William Wagner
Hoge Avenue
Central Station
James L. Broslan
Howard Street
Boy 16 Held In Murder Of Girl 8
New York police arrest a 16 year old Bronx student in the murder of an eight year old girl. Authorities said Robert Gelman, a stocky adult who lived across the street from the theater, admitted the slaying and was charged with homicide. The victim had not been sexually molested.
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Bronx
Autharies
Robert Gelman
Dizi World Teater
Anna Peane
Asst
Alexander
Scheer
Police and Nurse Aid Help Deliver Newborn On Rush Call
Mr and Mrs James deche of 563 Waine avenue welcomed a newborn with assistance from three police officers and nurse Betty Memghi supervisor at Good Samaritan hospital. The emergency prompted patrolmen William Cuiswell Ortin Ross and CD Avai Larvman Lasrence to rush the family to a hospital where the mother arrived safely.
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Waine Avenue
Thres Pacemen
Betty Memghi
Good Samarian Naspial
Villiam Cuiswell
Ortin Ross
Avai
Lasrence
Tesidenes
Ind Gheater
Simmashng
Sindiedeser
Indonesians Seize Three Dutch Banks in Jakarta
Indonesian workers seized the three largest Dutch banks in downtown Jakarta amid a government ban on unauthorized seizures. A union reader said Dutch Public Library and Dutch Diplomatic Mission libraries in Jakarta were taken over this morning, with further seizures reported across the republic of the former Dutch East Indies.
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Indonesia
Four Teenage Girls Die In Arkansas Crash
Four teen girls including a Hem bursa High football queen and her cousin were killed when a car crossed the center line and struck a trader truck on a US Highway 82 shoulder near Ramburg Arkansas. The truck driver Jesse Harralson aged 33 from Waca Texas was injured. Sheriff B A Courson said the wreck was the worst he had seen.
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Famburg
Mss Caner
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Waca Tex
B.A Courson
Courson
U S faces setback as Vanguard rocket fails in Cape Canaveral launch
President Eisenhower orders a full Defense Department inquiry after the Vanguard rocket failure near Cape Canaveral. Dr. John Hagen of the Naval Research Laboratory reviews the disaster on the sixth Pearl Harbor anniversary, while officials weigh NATO and Paris talks impact.
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Eisenhower
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Cape Cannaveral
Fla
Hagen
Congress
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U.S
Britain To Get Launching Sites
Washington indicates Britain will receive launching sites for missiles and a first squadron is expected within a year. The $60.9 million program involves American aid with Britain bearing part of the costs and locating sites for nuclear capable missiles for Sevier targets.
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Washington
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Driver Fatally Stricken Bookmobile Veers Into Ditch
In Ravenna Ohio a Hiram College bookmobile veered into a ditch and overturned when driver Harold Brokaw 63 suffered a fatal heart attack. Two library workers aboard sustained minor injuries as the vehicle crashed on Ohio 82 southeast of Garretsville Friday.
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Ohio
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Harold Brokaw
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Scientists Probe Cause Of Big Vanguard Rocket Failure
Cape Canaveral officials and technicians prepared for conferences to determine why the Vanguard test rocket exploded after liftoff. The 72 foot vehicle sparked a massive fireball as engineers assessed the incident and planned repairs at the Martin Co. facility.
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Es Hagen
Fear Baby May Have Smothered In Crib In Zanesville
Seven month old Michael Allison Potts of Emmett and Mrs Potts of South Pem broke avenue South Zanesville died on arrival at Good Samaritan hospital at 10 45 Saturday. Coroner Dr Dav opened an investigation after the mother said the infant's face was covered with a blanket though a cold was noted. The baby was taken to the hospital by the South Zanesville ambulance squad. Additional relatives named include Mrs Fisher and William Pot of Zanesville and others reachable by calls.
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Emmett Potts
Pembroke Avenue
South
Zanesville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dav
Muskingum County
South Zanesville
Mercere
Michael Fisher
Boakton Bolievers
William Pot
Car Crash Kills Woman Crossing Street in East Palestine
A motor vehicle struck Mrs Emly Robbins as she crossed a street in East Palestine, Ohio. The incident occurred amid cloudy conditions and is under investigation. No further details on the vehicle or exact timing are provided.
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Lisbon
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Emly Robbins
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Palestine
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