Heat Wave Tops 96 in Downtown Zanesville Strain Persists
Heat peaked as downtown Zanesville hit 96 with the airport record at 94. A sultry day drew 500 plus to municipal pools and Lake Isabella while scores sought shade at river beaches. Merchants reported strong Father’s Day sales despite the heat and water use jumped to about 8.5 million gallons. Other Midwest spots logged 100 plus with Chicago at 104.2 the June high.
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Conquerors Of Everest Welcomed In Nepal
In Katmandu on June 20 Tribhuvana the King welcomed Everest conquerors Tensing Bhutia and Sir Edmund Hillary with a royal procession. The Tiger of Tigers, celebrated for guiding the climb, received Nepal’s Star of Nepal No. 1 as crowds cheered. Hillary and British Col. John Hunt rode in the display, with Hunt a key expedition figure.
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Church Delegates Vote Down Motion at Heidelberg College
Church delegates at the Evangelical and Reformed Church general synod on Heidelberg College campus defeated a motion to delay action on a proposed organizational plan. The plan, submitted by a study committee, was considered during the ninth triennial meeting in TIFFIN, Ohio.
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Child Hurt Chasing Cows At Nashport Farm
Six year old Jane Douglas daughter of Mr and Mrs Winston Douglas sustained a broken left elbow after a fall Saturday evening while chasing cows on the family farm near Nashport. She was taken to Good Samaritan hospital for treatment.
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U S to Send Envoy to Urge Rhee on Korea Truce
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles weigh Red truce demands as a special emissary, Walter S. Robertson, heads to Korea to press Syngman Rhee for cooperation. Reds seek POW recapture and guarantees South Korea will honor any ceasefire with UN forces amid Panmunjom talks.
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Red Raids Continue in East Zone during revolt
Berlin reports show Communist secret police raiding across East Germany after strikes and riots. Up to three thousand jailed in East Berlin with thousands more in the Soviet zone. An American student, Rudolph Kass, 22, of Cedarhurst, held by Soviet military command after being arrested photographing the clashes. Regime acknowledges widespread paralysis across major cities and industries amid the revolt.
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Smart Sparrow Spends Day in Detroit Shoe Store
A clever sparrow spent June 20 circling a downtown Detroit shoe store. The bird showed interest in a promising deal, lingering around the footwear displays before moving on.
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U S Plans Large Missile Program
Washington reports defense experts testified for a multibillion dollar program starting July 1, with the United States planning to spend over a billion dollars on guided missiles in the coming fiscal year. All three services are pursuing missiles as the era’s most promising new weapon.
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Buckeye Boys State Closes as Citizens Return Home
Ohio government ends its sessions as 914 Buckeye Boys State attendees finish to return to their homes. The 1953 program at Camp Perry in Geauga County concluded with participants moving back to Ohio, signaling an end to the two week event.
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Reds Massing Troops for New Drive South
Chinese Red troops reinforced by two divisions in East Central Korea moved into the Pukhan sector, probing gaps as a new southward push appeared likely. The breakthrough last week yielded a two mile bulge in the Allied line, while a cease fire talks at Panmunjom intensified. U S Eighth Army reported increased Chinese strength and rising air losses with 18 Allied planes downed last week, including 12 Sabre jets, and fourteens shot by anti-aircraft fire.
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Strike Ties Up Waterfronts in Hawaii Protests
Honolulu and Hilo waterfronts were tied up as 11 000 workers walked out in protest over a rumored redistricting case linked to Hawaii's Communist conspiracy. About 26 000 union members on docks, sugar, and pine plantations idled operations as workers left machinery running at one plantation. Truck drivers in Honokaa halted routes and joined the walkout.
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Girls State Opens in Columbus at Capital University
On June 20 about 500 high school junior girls checked in at Capital University in Beat ley for the seventh annual Buckeye Girls State program.
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ROK Army Aids Escaping Prisoners Across Camps
UN Prisoner Command reports South Korean Army tanks and trucks helped inmate breaks at Uhhyve Sang-mudar and Taegu camps. Four percent escaped at Sang-mudar. at Taegu, 214 broke free after midnight, with one killed and four injured. About 27,900 North Korean captives have escaped. 971 recaptured early in the breakout.
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Hero Burials Planned For A Spies In Rosenberg Case
New York reports the bodies of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg laid in a Brooklyn funeral chapel as sympathizers planned hero burials after their execution. A security detail protected the scene while crowds gathered outside the chapel and a 35 mile funeral march toward Wellwood Cemetery was arranged with Orthodox rites to follow.
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Newark man sells arrowhead kits from ancient Flint Ridge finds
The piece profiles Carlo Handel of Newark, an outdoorsman and former Boy Scout official who won rights to develop Flint Ridge flint deposits for educational arrowhead kits. In 1952 he sold 12,000 kits at 2.50 each, and asserts a skilled artisan can shape a finished arrowhead from rough flint in about two minutes.
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Star Route Adequacy Question in Muskingum Valley
Congressman Robert T. Secrest urged the Postoffice department to implement a highway postoffice route between Columbus and Marietta to serve Muskingum valley after the B & O Doodlebug train is abandoned. The Post Office announced temporary star route service between Zanesville and Parkersburg as the end of the train schedule nears, but Secrest stressed three county seats rely on this service and favored a highway post office operated by a truck with a postal clerk. The dispute arises after earlier approval and Ohio uphold action and a legal challenge by Ohio utilities commission, with Turn to Page , Section 1.
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Cambridge Family Hurt in Auto Crash Near Homestead
Three Cambridge, Ohio residents were seriously hurt when their car was struck by another vehicle as they were returning home from a vacation in Homestead Florida. Gail Marks aged 44 suffered pelvis and shoulder fractures. His wife May 43 endured a fractured right leg nose and rib injuries. Her mother Jennie Furbay 64 sustained a right leg fracture and cuts. Their daughter Sandra 10 received deep facial cuts and Mariana 18 had minor injuries and was released.
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Wiley Defends Stand On Bricker Measure
Beloit Wisconsin June 20 209 42 Senator Wiley Republican Wisconsin sharply attacked Republicans who censored him last week for opposing the Bricker amendment to the Constitution. If the inguaght we’re striving at me alone they were wrong he said in an address prepared for delivery at the state convention of the American Veterans of World War Two. He argued the attack struck at the president whose policies he supports.
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Air Force Ace Is Threatened
Tallahassee on June 20 Capt Manuel Fernandez America's second ranking Korean Jet ace told a crowd he has received letters accusing him of being a killer. He said one letter reached his mother and was turned over to the FBI. he has five or six such notes and lives in Miami. He was presented with a rare state citation for meritorious service.
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UN Leaders May Call Special Session
UN leaders Dag Hammarskjold and Lester Pearson may call a special UN Assembly session if a Korean truce is not agreed upon before their meeting next week. They are slated to meet Wednesday or Thursday in Ottawa or Toronto, though Pearson, the incoming Canadian foreign secretary, could not attend due to campaign travel. Vernon Slattery of Norwood Boulevard was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital for a severe cut to the right arm suffered while helping a friend repair a piece of equipment on North Maple Avenue.
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