Last Shots Loudest In Dem's Race
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy clashed in a Cleveland television debate with third candidate Alexander Metrakos watching. Taxes mental health and gambling were key issues as McElroy accused DiSalle of tax hikes and DiSalle defended his record calling the attack gutter sniping below the dignity of the office.
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Mark McElroy
Cleveland
Alexander Metrakos
McElroy
Ohio
DiSalle
Army Keeps Terrorists Puzzled In Oran Maneuver
French army units occupied central Oran to enforce a new ban on vehicular traffic and walking in restricted zones against the Secret Army Organization, then withdrew amid confusion. The center, viewed by the S A O as its territory, saw 10 deaths and six injuries on Sunday with moslems and Europeans among the victims.
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Oran
Algeria
Secret Army
Secret
Polish Cardinal blasts Polish authorities over worship rights
Gniezno Poland Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski denounces Communist youth programs as violating religious freedom and accuses officials of disrespecting history by diverting the St Adalbert procession. About 8000 worshipers attend an open air Mass at Gniezno cathedral despite drizzle.
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Gniezno
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
St. Adalbert
Wyszynski
Fire destroys Christ Episcopal Church in Point Pleasant
A Sunday fire leveled Christ Episcopal Church on Main Street Point Pleasant with losses estimated over 100000. Fire crews from four departments battled seven hours as walls and a bell tower remained standing. Two firefighters were injured but released after treatment.
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Christ Episcopal Church
West Virginia
Main St
Jack Shifler
George Johnson
Shiflet
Point Clinic
Lonnie Safford
Paul Swickard
Columbus
Ohio
Swickard
Kennedy Defends Free Competition and Stable Economy
President Kennedy urged the United States Chamber of Commerce to sustain a stable economy through free competition, aiming to avoid government price intervention and to protect the dollar and expand foreign trade. Chamber President Richard Wagner defended steel price increases, arguing costs rose for wages and other inputs without price hikes. In Cleveland plans, a $54.8 million University Medical Center development was announced by University Hospitals and Western Reserve University. Mickey Cohen's bid for Supreme Court review of his tax evasion conviction was rejected.
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Kennedy
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Richard Wagner
Wagner
Cleveland
University Medical Center
University Hospitals
Western Reserve University
Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Second Negro Family Arrives North By Freedom Buses
Shelby Williams and his wife, both from New Orleans, arrived in New York seeking work and American citizenship. They paid one-way fares funded by the white Citizens Council of Greater New Orleans, marking the second such arrival in eight days. Senator Jacob K. Javits criticized the program as an overland railroad during pre Civil War days.
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New Orleans
Freedom
U.S
Shelby Williams
Williams
Williamses
White Citizens Council of
Greater New Orleans
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Dundas Boy Dies From Gun Wound
A 13 year old from Dundas, Howard Ray Rister, died at Holzer Hospital after a shotgun blast while opening a door on the Johnny Page farm near Dundas. Page was later detained then released. investigators continue probing, with a reenactment planned to clarify events. Funeral arrangements are handled by Wrightsel funeral home, McArthur.
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Vinton County
Holzer Hospital
Harold Steele
Howard Ray Rister
James Rister
Dundas
Johnny Page
Steele
Page
Gallia County
Rister
Page Farm
Velma Jane
John Beckley
Wrightsel Funeral Home
McArthur
Secrecy Blamed for CENTO East West Arms Race
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk told CENTO ministers secrecy by the Soviet Union blocks disarmament and urges an atmosphere of openness. He said the United States must conduct a limited series of atmospheric nuclear tests and will continue to support Middle East defense with CENTO partners Pakistan Iran Turkey and Britain as associate member.
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Dean Rusk
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Iran
Turkey
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Battered Tarantel Rests Aground After Chesapeake Collision
The Norwegian Tarantel lay aground with her right side ripped from waterline to deck after a Sunday collision in Chesapeake Bay with the Greek freighter Hellenic Spiordor. Two passengers died, bodies aboard the stricken Tarantel as salvage crews from two Navy vessels work to keep her from sinking while the Hellenic Spiritdor proceeds to Philadelphia.
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Tarantel
Chesapeake Bay
Hellenic Spiendor
Philadelphia
Inmate Jaycee Charter Granted at West Virginia Penitentiary
36 inmates at the West Virginia Penitentiary received the first Junior Chamber of Commerce charter behind prison walls. James T. Cantrell accepted the charter as unit president. Cantrell is serving a life sentence for murder. Governor Barron and Jaycee leaders attended the ceremony. Separately, Ohio gas prices will rise June 1 in 27 communities due to cost-of-gas escalation clauses.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio
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Starlings Linked to Electra Crashes in 1960 Boston
FAA researchers concluded that a high pitched cricket like sound from Lockheed Electra engines attracted starlings, leading to engine ingestion and a fatal October 4 1960 crash that killed 62. The study notes prior Electra aborts from bird ingestion and that starling flocking increases as planes taxi for takeoff.
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Norman
Okla
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Stanley Mohler
John Swearingen
Mohler
Swearingen
Summit diplomacy expands ties with Khrushchev eyed
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan push informal contact with Soviet Premier Khrushchev as a chief result of their White House talks. They seek flexible, lower profile East West dialogue and limit framing to avoid a large summit while hinting at broader talks and trade pattern adjustments.
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Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
White House
U.S
Britain
Macmillan
Soviet Union
Moscow
FBI Probes 50 Small Forest Fires in Wayne National Forest
FBI investigators pursue nearly 50 incendiary fires in Wayne National Forest Lawrence County over three weeks. Ranger Larry Tlaack notes the blazes covered about 100 acres and caused no serious damage. Also, Vera Eichmann visited Adolf Eichmann in Tel Aviv’s Ramsey Prison.
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FBI
Wayne National Forest
Lawrence County
Larry Tlaack
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Vera
Tel Aviv
Ramsey
Titov Tours Manhattan in Nighttime Spotlight
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov and his wife Tamara explored Manhattan on Sunday night after arriving for the Washington space conference. Titov said he looked forward to meeting American astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. and spoke with optimism through an interpreter.
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Titov
John H. Glenn Jr
Washington, D.C
Manhattan
Anti-Red Banners Fly In Havana May Day Rally
Cuban authorities warned against leaving the Jose Marti Plaza as Fidel Castro prepared to address the May Day rally. The Hoy newspaper said no one would be allowed to depart until the revolution’s final words were heard amid a weekend of antigovernment protests and banners demanding political prisoners’ release.
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Fidel Castro
Jose Marti Plaza
Hoy
Ohio Death Toll Low two in Area
Ohio weekend traffic deaths hit the year’s low with three fatalities from Friday evening to Sunday. Two drownings, a fatal baseball accident and a man crushed by an auto jack pushed the toll to seven in the area. Harrison Johnson, 45, of Nelsonville, drowned in the Hocking River near Logan, and Gary Lee Patton, 7, of Puritan, Vinton County, died from a ruptured lung after being struck by a baseball.
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Harrison Johnson
Nelsonville
Hocking
Logan
Gary Lee Patton
Puritan
Vinton County
Thieves Loot Cavare Home In Florida Break-In
Thieves broke into Michael Cavare's home in Florida while he was away and stole a television, four dresses, four pairs of shoes, lunch meat, beer, and a can opener. They also took Cavare's car, driving away with the loot.
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Miami
Fla
Michael Cavare
Cavare
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