Liz Taylor Enjoys Oscar Night After Near-Death Brush
Liz Taylor, winning her first Oscar weeks after a brush with death, steals the show as The Apartment bags best picture and best director. Lancaster wins best actor for Elmer Gantry. Miss Jones best supporting actress. Bergman’s The Virgin Spring best foreign language film. Never on Sunday takes best original song.
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Eichmann Trial Map Traces Holocaust Across Europe
Israel’s attorney general Gideon Hausner drew a Europe-spanning map of the Nazi genocide in his opening statement. He did not seek the death penalty, but the indictment’s seven counts carry automatic capital punishment on conviction. He traced the six million Jewish deaths from camp to camp across nations and cities.
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Israel
Gideon Hausner
Europe
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Prosecutor Hausner’s moving opening in Eichmann case
In Jerusalem Gideon Hausner spoke with measured calm as he opened Israel’s case against Adolf Eichmann. He recalled the Lvov massacre, described bodies and ashes, and spoke of gold teeth while listeners listened in silence. He had studied 1500 documents and eyewitness accounts for the argument.
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Lvov
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A compact glimpse into the hidden workings of SEO coverage as editors and staff juggle page placement, keyword focus, and reader engagement strategies behind the scenes. The piece hints at editorial choices shaping what audiences see and why certain topics rise.
Fidel Castro’s Rule Might End If Invasion Triggers Defections
Cuban exile sources in Miami say the invasion’s fate hinges on defections from Castro’s forces and militia loyalty. They warn that a successful invasion could still fail without mass desertions, while the Cuban leader’s blundering harms Communist control and may prompt counter moves from Moscow and potential unrest across Latin America.
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Fla
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Khrushchev Urges Kennedy to Stop Cuba Invasion
Soviet Premier Khrushchev asked President Kennedy to halt the Cuban landings aimed at overthrowing Castro. Castro took charge as rebels struck across Las Villas toward Colon while U.S. officials discussed the crisis but gave no immediate public comment. Khrushchev warned actions would meet full response and a Moscow demonstration probed U.S. stance.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Washington
Doctor predicts Cuba invasion will succeed says ex envoy
Dr Teresa Casuso, Fidel Castro's former United Nations representative, predicts the Cuba invasion will succeed and calls Fidel weak. Now living in exile in New York, she criticizes Castro as a "little Caesar" and focuses on writing and lectures after fleeing Mexico City, where she was jailed for harboring Castro arms.
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Cuba
Teresa Casuso
Fidel
Casuso
Fidel Castro
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Mexico City
Caesar
Manhattan
Castro
Havana University
Puerto Rico
Wage Bill Vote Hampers Kennedy Push
Senate Democrats push Kennedy minimum wage bill toward final passage as Republican Leader Dirksen warns timetable may slip. Administration forces mobilized to block major amendments on the measure.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
May Trials Set For Porter Robbery Case
Bernard Porter and his stepmother Lenora Porter of Athens Route 3 face trial in Washington County Common Pleas Court in May for the Union Finance Co. robbery in Marietta. Trials are scheduled for May 9 and 10 after both entered innocent pleas and remain free on bonds.
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Marietta Finance Company
Washington County Common Pleas Court
Marietta
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Union Finance Co
Washington County Grand Jury
Ohio lawmakers hear bills on drugs and highway ads
Drus and Ad Bills Heard in Columbus as lawmakers address regulation of dangerous drug distribution and possession along with efforts to eliminate unsightly highway advertising.
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Ohio
Jackson apple festival chooses Paula Hess queen
Paula Hess a 16 year old Jackson High School junior is named queen of the Jackson County Apple Festival to be held September 20 to 23.
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Paula Hess
Jackson High School
Jackson County
McDonald pledges free discussion at Bowling Green
President Ralph W. McDonald outlined steps to patch relations among students faculty and administration at Bowling Green State University. He promised written replies and action reports after every senate suggestion and stressed mutual respect for student council authority and the right to discuss welfare matters.
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Bowling Green State University
Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald
Senate
Assassination Plot to Kill Castro Revealed in Cuba
Cuban government radio announced the arrest of 27 people accused of plotting to assassinate Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Among those detained is Maj. Humberto Sori Marin, Castro’s agriculture minister, with nine women also held for trial by a revolutionary tribunal.
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Fla
Fidel Castro
Humberto Sori Marin
Castro
Logan High Names Lendenski as 1961 62 Basketball Coach
Logan High School appoints LOGAN Ed Lendenski as head basketball coach for the 1961 62 term. He is a Clarion State Teachers College graduate of 1956 with a 1960 Marshall University masters. He previously coached at Paint Valley High School where he started football and led the reserve basketball team to 37 wins and 14 losses. He replaces Harry Westfall who resigns and moves to guidance counseling.
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Ed Lendenski
Board of Education
Logan High School
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Marshall University
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Ross County
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Harry Westfall
Ohio to Announce Receipt of Extended Jobless Funds
Columbus state treasurer Joseph T. Ferguson reported the federal government has sent 11.75 million dollars to start paying extended unemployment benefits in Ohio. He estimated total benefits under the program around 85 million, with more than 62 million to be paid by Ohio employers.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
New Jersey Primary Shapes GOP Liberal and Conservative Balance
Republicans nationwide study New Jersey primary results for clues to liberal and conservative strength within the party. The vote today informs strategic expectations for future races and intra party dynamics.
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New Jersey
Editors to Hear JFK at Annual Newspaper Editors Meet
President Kennedy and six Cabinet members will address the American Society of Newspaper Editors during its annual meeting here this week.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
White House hosts white tie reception for Congress
The White House will host a white tie reception this evening for members of Congress their wives and other guests totaling about 1200 people.
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White House
Congress
Adenauer Returns to Germany After Kennedy Talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrives in Germany following discussions with U.S. President John F. Kennedy in the United States.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy
Shawnee Hobbles On Honor System After Marshal Resigns
Shawnee with 1400 residents relies on the honor system for law enforcement after Robert Musick refused the town marshal post. Louis Morgan, on leave, faced complaints following the Saturday shooting of Richard Denny, 20, by a marshal's gun. Perry County prosecutor said no special grand jury will be called. the regular grand jury meets in May to review the case. Patrols continue by highway patrol and sheriff deputies until a new marshal is appointed.
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Perry County
New Lexington
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Morgan
George Flautt
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Congo Forces United Under Mobutu Authority
Belgian radio says Congolese army officers agreed to place rebel troops loyal to Antoine Gizenga under central government control in Leopoldville. The pact at Akte northern Oriental Province includes a general cease fire in the civil war with Mobutu’s forces and Lumumbist units recognizing Maj. Gen. Joseph Mobutu as supreme commander.
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Belgium
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Leopoldville
Akte
Oriental Province
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumbist
Victor Lundula
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Army Seeks Bids On Four Boat Launchings
U S Army Engineers invite bids for four pleasure boat launchings in the Greenup Dam pool on the Ohio River. Bids open about May 24 with an estimated project cost of 200000 dollars.
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Huntington
W. Va
U. S. Army Engineers
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Ohio River
McElroy Rules on Special Assessments for Board Property
Attorney General Mark McElroy ruled that municipalities lack authority to waive special assessments against real property owned by a board of education. The decision clarifies limits on local government power in Columbus.
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Board of Education
Atty
Mark McElroy
Traded Sweeper For Registered Beagle
Classified ad notes a trade of a GOOD KIRBY SWEEPER with attachments for a male Beagle rabbit dog. Contact RA 52294 or Walter O Rourke May Avenue Chauncey. Ad mentions cross town connection from Tuppers Plains to Chauncey showing the reach of classifieds. To place your ad.
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Chauncey
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