Ohio University Honors 61 Mother and Family Ties
Mrs. George D. Malson of Cuyahoga Falls named honorary mother of Ohio University for 1961. She chairs PTA health programs, leads the Boy Scout Mothers' Club, and serves as an election polls judge. Her son Dick is a junior in mechanical engineering at OU and Theta Chi member.
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George D. Malson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio University
Malson
Boy Scout Mothers’ Club
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Sill
PTA
First Congregational Church
Theta Chi Fraternity
Grand Jury To Consider Morgan Case
Shawnee Marshal Louis Morgan, 63, was bound to the Perry County grand jury on a $1000 bond after a hearing in New Lexington. He is charged with second degree murder in the April 15 shooting of Richard J. Denny, 20, of Shawnee. The grand jury is expected to meet in early May to hear evidence. Morgan pleads innocent and says the shooting was accidental during an attempted arrest.
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Louis Morgan
Perry County
New Lexington
Morgan
Walter J. McClintock
Richard J. Denny
Denny
Fish permits may be cheaper for Ohio seniors
Ohioans past 65 soon may obtain fishing licenses for 25 cents a token payment. The reduced fee would be 1.75 less than the regular price. The measure, part of a Senate passed bill, advances to the House as the legislature closes its 17th week.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Weekend Classifieds Offer Boost for Your Ads
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U S Patience Ethics Over Stall On Cease Fire
U S patience wears thin over Pathet Lao stall in Laos as Kennedy explores allied steps and possible military action. Officials warn rebels could seize Luang Prabang and Vientiane unless a cease fire holds. Geneva talks loom if the cease-fire fails with Britain and the Soviet Union.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Laos
Kennedy
State Department
Pathet Lao
Luang Prabang
Vientiane
Viet Nam
Thailand
National Security Council
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Quiet Cease-fire Effort Fails in Laos Civil War
Vientiane's noon cease-fire deadline passes with no response from Pathet Lao rebels. Rebel broadcasts declare victory and demand a government delegation to Xieng Khouang to negotiate armistice terms. Government officials focus on Luang Prabang cremation of King Sisavang Vong, awaiting possible talks.
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Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Xieng Khouang
Laos
Luang Prabang
Sisavang Vong
Boun Oum
Dip
Little Kingdom
Souvanna Phouma
Communist Bloc
Souphanouvong
YMCA Model Legislature Names Six Statewide Posts
In Columbus the 10th annual YMCA Model Legislature begins at the state capitol. Twenty candidates compete for six offices including governor lieutenant governor speaker of the House clerks of Senate and House and chaplain.
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Columbus
YMCA
Senate
House
Kefauver Urges Recheck Of GE Price Fix Probe
Sen. Estes Kefauver demands reopening of a Justice Department investigation into price fixing charges against Arthur F. Vinson of General Electric. Vinson denies involvement, while Kefauver cites conflicting testimony as reason for reevaluation and new fact-finding by the antitrust subcommittee. Raymond W. Smith, a former GE manager, testified as a surprise witness.
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George E. Burens
General Electric
Senate Anti-Trust Subcommittee
Washington
Arthur F. Vinson
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Justice Department
General Electric Co
Vinson
Kefauver
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Department
Smith
Pittsfield
Mass
Stock rigging charges to be detailed by investigators
Federal investigators prepare a comprehensive brief detailing alleged market rigging and illegal stock sales totaling close to ten million dollars involving two prominent American Stock Exchange members Jerry and Gerard Re. The SEC report clashes with testimony from four former GE executives who pleaded guilty to price fixing and resigned after pay cuts.
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Washington
American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Exchange
Jerry
Gerard Re
Kefauver
Vinson
George E. Burens
Clarence E. Burke
Frank E. Stehlik
H. Frank Hentschel
Quick Trial Indicated For Challe In Algerian Crisis
In Algiers a purge ordered by President de Gaulle targets police, administration, press and army after the failed generals revolt. Authorities report mass arrests, suspensions, and displacements while a nine member tribunal prepares a possible early trial for ex General Maurice Challe for his life.
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Algiers
Radio
Foreign Legion 1St Parachute Regiment
Maurice Challe
Challe
Congo seizes politicians at Coquilhatville showdown
In Coquilhatville the Congolese army blocked politicians from leaving town until they settle Congo issues. Soldiers patrolled airports with machine guns, and President Kasavubu remained under military order. Maj. Gen. Mobutu’s Leopoldville army appeared in control as Tshombe’s walkout followed a blistering clash. Tshombe was arrested trying to reach Elisabethville.
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Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
Leopoldville
Coquilhatville
Joseph Mobutu
Congo River
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Katanga
Meise Tshombe
Kennedy urges publishers to practice self restraint
President Kennedy calls for self censorship by American newspapers amid cold war security threats. He offers no specifics but pledges administration cooperation and asks outlets to weigh national security against news value. A sample of publishers adopts a cautious stance.
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New York
Kennedy
Little Joe VII test lifts Mercury capsule to 35000 feet
The Little Joe VII test flight in Island Virginia saw a 3000-pound Mercury capsule reach about 35000 feet with six solid rockets to prove systems for future manned spaceflight. Next step, Cape Canaveral with a man aboard for a longer ride, likely next Tuesday.
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Wallops Island
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space frontier opened as U S plans short orbital test
The article compares Yuri Gagarin's 108 minute orbit with an upcoming 15 minute American suborbital hop. It notes the U S risks with Atlas and Mercury, while the Soviet Union claims a ready capacity for five ton capsules and long survival on orbit. It emphasizes reliability gaps in American launch and recovery methods.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Space
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Atlantic
Columbus
America
Spain
Gagarin
United States
U.S
Players Accept Money Then Play Their Best
Two of ten new college basketball players tied to a bribery scheme admit taking payments from gambler Aaron Wagman. Mississippi State star Jerry Graves said he took the money but did not earn it. St Joseph's College captain Jack Egan, with teammates Frank Majewski and Vince Kempton, planned to play straight against Xavier after accepting $1000 each to lose by more than nine points.
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Aaron Wagman
Mississippi State
Jerry Graves
Jack Egan
St. Joseph's
Frank Majewski
Vince Kempton
Xavier
Ohio
Wife of TV Star Is Dead
Pamela Garroway wife of television star Dave Garroway was found dead in their town house at 48 E 63rd St New York. Police said autopsy pending and did not say death was due to anything but natural causes. She 34 was found on a bathroom floor in night clothes with her head resting on a toilet bowl.
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New York
Pamela Garroway
Dave Garroway
E. 63Rd St
Witness recounts Nazi massacre and father's death at Eichmann trial
Eda Lichtmann testified in Hebrew Yiddish about a Polish village massacre on Sept 12 1939 where her father was killed and Jewish men were rounded up. She described seeing victims loaded into trucks then found bodies in a forest and later Jews in Krakow looted and killed. The testimony ended with a note on a Nazi conference agenda claiming plans to destroy Europe’s Jewish population.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Eda Lichtmann
Gestapo
Gideon Hausner
Europe
Five Day Forecast Sees Cooler Temperatures Early Next Week
Temperatures through Wednesday run 2 to 8 degrees below normal with normals 65 to 74 high and 42 to 55 low. Expect continued cool with minor day to day changes and scattered showers bringing about a half to three quarters inch of rain mainly early next week.
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