Argentine revolt pauses for truce talks in Buenos Aires
Loyalist military leaders and the rebel fleet exchanged cease-fire terms after a midnight conference in Buenos Aires. Rear Admiral Vazquez presented withdrawal conditions to Astigueta as Ongania spoke of hopeful prospects while casualties rose to about 26. In Portsmouth a $2 million, 50 bed Mercy Hospital addition is planned with construction set for September.
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Joe Maria Guido
Juan Manuel Astigueta
Adm
Eladio Vazquez
Juan Carlos Ongania
Vazquez
Astigueta
Jujuy
Portsmouth
Mercy Hospital
Senate Alters Worker Aid Bill in Ohio Legislature
Senate Republicans pushed a bill to modify liberal workmen's compensation provisions adopted in 1959. The measure passed the Senate 19-12 after a near two hour caucus with three amendments offered two adopted and one defeated. Democrats failed six amendment attempts. The changes broaden employer appeal rights, allow withholding payments pending appeals, and tighten rules on suspected malingering. In Kansas City, William H. Sermon, a Democratic faction leader and former Independence mayor, was indicted for evading more than 225000 dollars in federal income taxes for 1956 to 1960.
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Senate
House
Kansas City
William H. Sermon
Independence
Dope Found In Stolen Car In Ohio Case
An undetermined amount of narcotics reportedly stolen from a Phoenix physician was found in a stolen 1961 car north of Hockingport. Arrested are James Eugene Baker of Tempe Arizona and Vernadene Beckman of Kansas for possession of narcotics and auto thefts in Athens Morgan and Washington counties. Federal agents will determine narcotics value.
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Hockingport
Athens County
Harold Shields
James Eugene Baker
Tempe
Ariz
Vernadene Beckman
Kansas
Washington County
Athens
Morgan
Shields
Karl E. Voldeng
Phoenix
Sam Buffington
Ohio River
Buffington
Bush
Porterfield
Baker
Beckman
McConnelsville
McDonald Returns From Australia After Hospital Escape
Actress Marie McDonald flew home from Australia saying her Sydney psychiatric hospital absence was a comedy of errors. She canceled a 3000 dollar per week Sydney nightclub engagement and said doctors here do not treat ulcers with psychiatric care. She left the hospital through a window during a 40 hour disappearance, then traveled to Los Angeles claiming she was sedated and fled to avoid becoming a “walking zombie.”
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Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Australia
Sydney
Miss McDonald
United States
International Airport
Canton Raids Target Prostitution Hubs in City
Stark County prosecutor Norman J. Putnam ordered a crackdown after a tip led to a 54 man raid on eight houses near City Hall. Thirty people were taken into custody. 16 women charged with residing for prostitution and one man for aiding prostitution. Bonds set at 1000 dollars. $4000 seized. Houses boarded and guards posted. City Hall area raided March 5–7.
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Norman J. Putnam
Stark County
Putnam
Common Pleas
City Hall
James A. Lawhan
W. J. Hine
Frank J. Burnosky
Gas Line Project Abandoned in Texas New York Plans
A 550 million natural gas distribution project linking King Ranch Texas gas to United Fuel Gas Co. and markets in Ohio Kentucky and the mid Atlantic has been abandoned. Monterey Gas Transmission withdrew its Federal Power Commission clearance request. An Ohio House subcommittee considers automatic suspension of licenses for 12 bad points with court appeal. Ohio traffic fatalities drop 25 percent in January from 1962.
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Monterey Gas Transmission Co
Federal Power Commission
Monterey
King Ranch
Texas
United Fuel Gas Co
Columbia Gas System
United Fuel
Ohio
Kentucky
Mid- Atlantic
Columbus
Ohio House
Department of Highway Safety
Night Rates Reduced By Ohio Bell
Ohio Bell joins nationwide FCC order lowering night station to station rates from 9 p.m. to 4 30 a.m. across the country. The cuts reach 8 to 43 percent for the first three minutes with per call savings of 5 to 75 cents and similar reductions for overtime after three minutes. Day and night person to person rates under 800 miles rise by 5 or 10 cents.
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Ohio Bell Telephone,Co
Federal Communications Commission
Ohio Bell
Crash Kills 2 Near Lowell
Two people died and a third was critically injured in a single vehicle crash on Ohio 77 one mile south of Lowell. Victims were Mary Dutcher 39 of Marietta and Bernard Lee Smith Rt. 1 Waterford. Larry J. Wallace 45 of Marietta remained in critical condition at Marietta Memorial Hospital.
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Ohio
Lowell
Here
Highway Patrol
Mary Dutcher
Bernard Lee Smith
Rt. 1
Waterford
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Larry J. Wallace
Kennedy says 9000 Soviet depart Cuba since November
President Kennedy disclosed at a news conference that about 9000 Soviet troops and technical experts have left Cuba since November with roughly 4000 leaving in the last six weeks. He estimated 12,000 to 13,000 Soviet citizens remain and warned that hit and run raids by anti-Castro exiles could trigger a dangerous cycle of retaliations increasing Cold War heat.
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Norman Key
Bahamas
Nassau
Jerry Buchanan
Miami
Fla
U.S
Cuba
Washington
Kennedy
LeMay Endorses Antisatellite Concept in Senate Testimony
Gen. Curtis LeMay told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the United States could build an antisatellite system now to down a hostile satellite, though the idea is in study and not a full program. Dr. Harold Brown said space combat is conceivable but unlikely. The report notes censored portions and remarks on Soviet satellite rendezvous capabilities.
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Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
United States
Air Force
Strom Thurmond
Ds.c
LeMay
Soviet Union
Harold Brown
Pentagon
Defense Research and Engineering
Ward Plans Deduction Collections
The Ohio Department of Personnel will stop collecting about 60,000 payroll deductions monthly from state employees for insurance premiums charitable contributions and savings bonds. Director Wayne Ward said the practice costs the state over 75000 annually and isn’t law required, so from now on either companies or individuals will bear the collection costs and some savings bond costs will be paid by departments.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Personnel
Wayne Ward
Ohio House committee backs island erosion study at Buckeye Lake
The Conservation Committee unanimously approves a resolution to study measures to prevent erosion of Cranberry Marsh, a floating island at Buckeye Lake. Scientists call it a Northerly Canada in Central Ohio, noting rare plant and animal life. The panel also backs a bill to spend 25,000 dollars for a John Glenn statue in New Concord.
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Columbus
Ohio House Conservation Committee
House
Buckeye Lake
Canada
Ohio
House Mines and Natural Resources Committee
John Glenn Jr
New Concord
Germans Protest U S Recruitment of West German Scientists
West Germany resents American talent scouts siphoning top scientists abroad. Editors and officials warn brain drain could diminish Germany's science leadership as U S recruitment rises. About 111 German scientists leave yearly, many with doctorates, seeking higher pay and facilities in the United States.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Britain
United States
America
U. S
Wernher von Braun
Boat Found in Muskingum River Missing Man Still Sought
A portion of a fishing boat recovered near Lowell Dam on the Muskingum River identified the vessel as belonging to Hugh Peters, about 68, of Coal Run. No sign of the man was found as searchers continued looking for him.
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Marietta
Lowell Dam
Muskingum River
Hugh Peters
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