Kennedy Macmillan fear East West tensions rise in talks
Kennedy and Macmillan warn of possible crises with the Soviet Union this year despite Laos cease fire progress. Berlin tensions loom, and they back Hammarskjold against Soviet moves to replace him amid stalled nuclear talks and new East West pressures.
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Trial over Eichmann stirs debate in Israel
The Jeru salem Post fronts the question of Eichmann's trial as a clash of views. Meir Gossman warns it will cause strife and vilification, while Richard Lichtheim argues it educates and proves Israel had no alternative. The indictment accuses Eichmann of crimes against the Jewish people and humanity.
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Eichmann
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Meir Gossman
Richard Lichtheim
Germany
Ohio Governor Commutes Killer to Life Imprisonment
Columbus Ohio Gov Michael V DiSalle commuted the death sentence of Richard Rutherford 27 of Bridgeport who killed a lifelong acquaintance to prevent a girlfriend from dating him. Rutherford was spared the electric chair and will serve life imprisonment in Ohio Penitentiary.
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Michael V. DiSalle
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Pitt Professor Dies After 45-Year Career
Dr. Francis D. Tyson, 72, economics professor at the University of Pittsburgh for 45 years until his 1958 retirement, died Wednesday in Pittsburgh.
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Francis D. Tyson
University of Pittsburgh
Kennedy Calls for Eight Anti Crime Laws
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged Congress to approve eight new laws to curb organized crime. He sought harsher penalties including five years in prison and a $10,000 fine for interstate travel to advance illegal activities and protection for witnesses in federal investigations. The proposals also extend FBI authority and curb cross state gambling information flows.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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William P. Rogers
Wet Weather Dampens Nation's Spring Spirit
Wet cold conditions persisted across the nation with rain and snow in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley while New England saw light showers. Some clear spots appeared, but freezing conditions and colder spells continued in northern regions and the Rockies as Gulf Coast areas dried.
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Rio Grande College Gets 320000 Loan for Dormitory
The Community Facilities Administration provides a $320000 loan to Rio Grande College in Rio Grande Ohio to build a men’s dormitory housing 78 students.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Rio Grande College
Ohio
Two Million Gallon Water Leak In Hamilton
A traffic crash near downtown Hamilton severed a fire hydrant Thursday releasing about two million gallons of water before city crews could stop the flow. Authorities worked to prevent flooding and restore service as streets were closed for repairs.
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Hamilton
UN Troops on C-Rations in Elisabethville
UN forces in Elisabethville faced tight rations with scarce fresh food as Katanga President Moise Tshombe pushed an economic clash after his troops failed to seize the airport. Tshombe held a conference with UN General Sean McKeown and suspended sanctions against about 1000 UN personnel, though no orders were issued to the public.
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Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Sean McKeown
Douglas Aircraft to Build DC8F Jet Aims Lower Fares
Douglas Aircraft Co said it would build a new DC8F jet plane that could cut tourist class fares by 20 percent and lower cargo rates by 50 percent.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Army plans surge of troops to hotspots and guerrilla training
Army officials told a Senate Armed Services panel that thousands of combat troops would be sent overseas to hot spots within a year. They also approved training 3000 men in guerrilla warfare for use in nations friendly to the United States. Decker said 3400 more would join the U S 7th Army in Europe and more than 5000 in the Pacific to counter limited war and aid allies.
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Home Mental Aid Planned
Columbus reports a new state program to assist discharged mental patients by addressing home factors to reduce readmissions. Dr. Robert A. Haines, head of Mental Hygiene and Correction, announced the plan, noting readmission rates as high as 30 percent. The pilot starts at Columbus State Hospital and will extend to Cleveland State Hospital.
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Robert A. Haines
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
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Columbus State Hospital
Cleveland State Hospital
Students Flock to Fort Lauderdale Beach for Sand and Sun
Fort Lauderdale officials say it is impossible to clear the beach as students seek a strip of brown sand to sit on with warm weather, drinks, and nightlife. City leaders note the gatherings follow Easter vacations and reflect youth seeking independence and recreation by the sea.
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Forrest Crane
Savage Blacktop Co. Wins Dillon Reservoir Access Road Bid
The Savage Blacktop Co. of Columbus Ohio submitted the apparent low bid of $16 046 for construction of an access road and parking area at the Dillon Reservoir project near Zanesville Ohio the U S Engineers announced today.
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W. Va
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Columbus
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U. S
Benham Tops State Essay Contest at Wilmington High
William T. Benham a senior at Wilmington High School won the 1961 state essay contest conducted by the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped. The win marks a high achievement for Benham as the top writer in the statewide event.
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William T. Benham
Wilmington High School
Governor's Committee On Employment
Ohio Pensioners Receive Record March Payment
State Auditor James A. Rhodes reports that the average monthly pension in March for Ohio's 85,859 old age pensioners was 66.03 dollars, a record.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rebels Fire On Hospital Killing Two
French police broadened a nationwide sweep against suspected Algerian and French terrorists as violence rose after talks collapsed. An Algerian execution squad hit a suburban hospital in Paris killing two and wounding 12, while the U S consulate in Algiers was bombed and an attempt made on the American cultural center.
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Evian-Les-Bains
National Liberation Front
FLN
National Liberation Movement
MNA
Charles de Gaulle
Union Members Donate Week of Free Work at Wilmington Casting
More than 100 members of Local 768 United Automobile Workers agreed to work for a week without pay at Wilmington Casting Co to aid a fresh start under new management. President Willard McCann said the vote reflected faith in the new leadership and the company’s potential.
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Willard McCann
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DiSalle Defends Preston Against Vicious Lobby Claims
Governor Michael V. DiSalle said Preston’s lobbying actions are not vicious and urged officials to testify before committees. He contrasted public advocacy with private interests and defended the state’s lobbying norms amid Senate charges.
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Preston
Test talks stall in Geneva as powers dig in
Western powers and the Soviet Union remain at a standoff in nuclear test ban negotiations in Geneva. Neither side is ready to end talks, with some diplomats hinting at another recess as negotiations, resumed March 21 after a three and a half month suspension, continue.
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Soviet Union
Preston Says He Is Informing, Not Lobbying
Highway Director Everett S Preston defends his actions amid a Senate charge of a vicious lobby. He says he informs the General Assembly on the effects of bills affecting the highway dept and that staff have appeared before committees when asked. Mechem accuses him of unwarranted pressure over license fee increases.
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Everett S. Preston
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