Fire destroys coal dock near Logan on Route 33
Nelsonville and Logan fire fighters battled a blaze that destroyed a loading dock and threatened a coal washer and storage shed at the junction of Routes 33 and 595 near Haydenville. Firefighters used creek water and tanker trucks, stopping the flames short of the washer. Cause undetermined. A busy day for both departments followed a brush fire near Oroville.
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Spacemen Have Busy Day With Satellite Launches
Space activity surged with a U.S.-British international satellite ride on an American Thor Delta rocket and a Nike-Cajun Japan readings probe from Wallops Island. Ranger 4 crash lands on the moon after a 64 hour voyage as Russians announce a fourth satellite in six weeks.
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Cape Canaveral
Venus
Air Force
Point Arguello
Calif
Internationl Association of Geodesy
Washington
Bomb Scare Forces Negro Family to Move Out
A Negro couple and their eight children, sent by Louisiana segregationists, left the Hotel Walcott in Manhattan after a bomb threat mailed to the manager. Morris Holm had extended a free rent apartment. police and the FBI searched the building with no results. The Boyds checked out, moving to an apartment in New Jersey near work.
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Manhattan
Morris Holm
Walcott
Louis Boyd
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FBI
Boyds
Boyd
New Jersey
Japanese Students Protest U S Embassy Over Nuclear Tests
About 2000 students clashed with police in Tokyo trying to storm the U S Embassy to protest American nuclear testing. Police used armored trucks to separate protesters who later moved 300 yards away. Later, Yuri Gagarin reportedly accepted a two week visit invitation to Japan next month.
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U. S
Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarin
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Rocking fad grips Miami University teeter totter contest
At Miami University eighty members of Sigma Phi Epsilon began a teeter totter endurance challenge last Monday aiming for 144 hours. They rotate in hourly shifts, munch sandwiches, and study while continuing the rock up and down at the fraternity house.
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Miami University
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Defiant Lavender House Draws Fire From Neighbors
Mr and Mrs Paul Butler painted their house a defiant lavender with a front yard sign reading We dont like the color of your house either. In Ohio three men burned to death at the Ferro Alloys plant in Philo after a furnace flare up.
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Quincy
Paul Butler
Zanesville
Ohio Ferro-Alloys Co
Philo
Kennedy Denies Report On Senate Nomination
Boston report claims Edward M. Kennedy may withdraw from the U S Senate race but he rejects the story saying he has an encouraging response from delegates and intends to win the nomination and election. Edward J McCormack Jr remarks similarly on the matter and expresses confidence in victory.
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Edward M. Kennedy
U. S. Senate
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McCormacks
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Edward J. McCormack Jr
House
John W. McCormack
Talk On Berlin Again Today Big Steel Asks No Pre Judging
The United States Steel Corp Bethlehem Steel Co and two others are indicted for antitrust price fixing and bid rigging. U S Steel and Bethlehem led stock declines as officials urged the public not to pre judge the case. The alleged forged steel sales to the Army Navy and other buyers are valued around 100 million yearly.
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United States Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Co
U. S. Steel
United States Steel
Kennedy
Army
Navy
Air Force plans secret Jungle Gym concussion bombing
Washington reports the Air Force has developed a covert antiguerilla program in South Vietnam under the code Jungle Gym. It envisages transport planes delivering concussion bombs on jungle areas to injure and demoralize Viet Cong fighters, with pilots possibly American or mixed with South Vietnamese crews.
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South Viet Nam
U. S
Air
Seek Wage Hike Squash If Asked
A Chicago rail spokesman urged Kennedy to block any wage increase for 600000 non operating rail workers if a presidential fact finding board recommends one. J E Wolfe, chairman of the Western Carriers Conference Committee, said the action should be taken to maintain consistency. The board headed by Saul Wallen of Boston plans to report next Thursday to the President. Eleven unions represent the workers.
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J. E. Wolfe
Western Carriers Conference Committee
Saul Wallen
Boston
Coventry Cathedral Spire Lowered Into Place
The bronze spire of Coventry's new cathedral was lowered from a helicopter and set atop the building costing 3.78 million dollars on Thursday.
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Coventry
England
Missing Road Is Returned By New Carlisle High
New Carlisle High School recovered a displaced road section after two 15 year old boys admitted hauling part of a newly blacktopped county road to the school in a car trunk. Sheriff Locks said no criminal charges will be filed.
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New Carlisle
Ind
New Carlisle High School
William L. Locks
John E. Hanley
States Split on Daylight Time Switch This Sunday
Nation plans daylight saving transitions with a mix of all in daylight time and others remaining on standard time. Some Nevada counties stay on year round Mountain Standard Time. Pennsylvania and Ohio show varied adoption within counties and regions.
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Akron
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Governors oppose Army plan to cut National Guard units
Washington reports that 50 states the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico received a plan to remove 475 National Guard units. Iowa Governor Norman Erbe called it an order while Maj. Gen. Donald W. McGowan clarified it as a proposal requiring gubernatorial approval. Governors Dalton Missouri and Anderson Kansas said they will not release any units.
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National Guard Bureau
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Norman Erbe
Donald W. McGowan
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John M. Dalton
Missouri
John Anderson
Kansas
Ohio Could Lose 19 National Guard Units
Ohio faces elimination of 19 National Guard units under a Washington plan affecting 475 Army guard units. The Buckeye units include an infantry battle group Nike Ajax battery ordnance group ordnance battalion and four ordnance companies, with total cuts numbering nineteen in Ohio.
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Ohio
National Guard Bureau
Washington
Army Guard
Rusk and Dobrynin set Berlin meeting amid nuclear tests
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin planned a midafternoon Berlin talk as Washington fired its second atmospheric nuclear test. Macmillan urged renewed efforts for a nuclear test ban while protests and Soviet denouncements flowed from Moscow to London.
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Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Berlin
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Pacific Testing
United States
Christmas Island
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Harold Macmillan
American
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America
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Free World
Plea From Ex Russian Is Honored
About 50 students protested resumed nuclear atmospheric testing near the Ohio Statehouse grounds in Columbus. Anna Hlusko of Cleveland, born in Lwow, accused Russia's government of duplicity and urged the demonstrators to value the United States. The event accompanied a silent vigil by the Student Peace Union chapters from Antioch College, Ohio State, and Ohio University opposing tests by both nations.
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Escape Without Injuries In Rome Auto Crash
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton narrowly escaped death in a predawn auto accident near their Rome villas. A later appearance at the airfield with Sybil Burton for their daughter Katy’s arrival from London followed reports of Mrs Burton’s Rome presence amid a quarrel earlier in the week.
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Richard Burton
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School Asks Suspension Be Lessened
Canton McKinley High School seeks to reduce a one year athletics suspension for 1962 63 after using undue influence to transfer two athletes. Commissioner McConnell said the request was filed with the Ohio High School Athletic Association and will be considered by the state board at a pending meeting.
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Canton McKinley High School
Ohio High School Athletic Association
W. J. McConnell
Canton
State Board
Canton McKinley
Portsmouth
Which Side Up Fair Officials Correct Painting Display
Red faces at the Seattle World's Fair as two Roger Bissiere abstractions hung sideways since opening day. A visitor flagged the error Thursday and officials corrected the display promptly.
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