Katanga Premier vows force to oppose UN entry
Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe warned UN troops would face resistance if they land in Elisabethville to take over from Belgian forces. He said Katanga would mobilize all able bodied men to oppose the Saturday entry while seeking talks with UN official Ralph Bunche. The UN move follows Hammarskjold’s announcement of a force deployment to the mining province amid Katanga's independence claim.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Dag Hammarskjold
Patrice Lumumba
Ralph J. Bunche
Hammarskjold
Fri
Bunche
Security Council
Johnson Wins Labor Backing for Kennedy Johnson Ticket
HYANNISPORT MassWalter P Reuther head of the United Auto Workers says Johnson has earned organized labor support for vice presidency He spoke after a Kennedy news conference on the Kennedy lawn Reuther once backed Kennedy but was unsettled when Johnson was chosen He said labor will back the two strong candidates and will work hard for the ticket Kennedy then plans talks on farm issues with Gov Herschel Loveless of Iowa
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Hyannisport
Mass
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Lyndon B. Johnson
Reuther
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Organized Labor
American Labor Movement
Sen
America
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
Senator Case Urges Senate to Buckle Down for Work
Senator Clif ford P. Case of New Jersey urged the Senate to end political grandstanding and focus on serious business when it reconvenes Monday.
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Washington
Clifford P. Case
Senate
Army May Try Recovery Of WWII Crash Victims
Army investigators explore the Sierra Mountains to recover six airmen from a B24 crash 17 years earlier. Ohioans Lt. Charles W. Turvey and Sgt. Howard A. Wandpke aboard the plane are named. A KCBS reporter described the wreckage as well preserved under cold water.
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Army
San Mateo
Calif
Sierra Mountains
Charles W. Turvey
Reedsville
Clinton County
Howard A. Wandpke
Toledo
Fred Goerner
KCBS
Rotary Governor Sees City Progress in Budget Approval
The Rotary Governor notes progress as the city approves the school budget and hires teachers. 100 area school heads will attend an OU conference in Columbus while region teams and communities in Athens Nelsonville Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant report activity on pages 10 to 14.
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Rotary
Columbus Scioto Heads
State Legion Field
Athens
Lmbor Oc
Isseesses
Pome Chauncey
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Pleasant
Hunters Seek Mitchell and Martin Missing at National Security Posts
A nationwide search is underway for Bernon F. Mitchell of Laurel Maryland and William H. Martin of Columbus Virginia after they failed to return from a vacation from National Security Agency posts. They were to visit relatives in Washington state but traveled to Mexico City instead.
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Bernon F. Mitchell
Laurel
William H. Martin
Columbus
National Security Agency
Washington
Mexico City
Nixon Opens Hawaii Campaign Flight in Westward Push
Republican standard bearer Richard M. Nixon began his presidential bid with a dawn flight to Hawaii becoming the first major party candidate to campaign there. He spoke at Whittier Stadium, defending a policy of strength and disarmament while contrasting Kennedy’s approach and noting labor leaders backing Kennedy’s platform.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
Nixon
mid-Pacific Islands
John F. Kennedy
Alaska
West Coast
Whittier Col
Whittier Stadium
Eisenhower
America
United States
Washington
Kennedy
Ezra Taft Benson
Massachusetts
National Airport
Hiram L. Fong
Secretary of the Interior
Fred Seaton
Department Foresees Employment Upswing by September
Washington predict a modest employment upswing by mid September with gains mainly in auto centers as 1961 cars and trucks begin production after a national survey by the Labor Department.
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Washington
Labor Department
Steel strike set at Pittsburgh Steel Co next Sunday
The United Steelworkers Union served notice it will strike the Pittsburgh Steel Co. next Sunday over dispute regarding incentive wage scales.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Cuban rebel treasurer flees Castro regime to U S asylum
Raul Chivas, treasurer of the Cuban revolution and railroad administrator under Fidel Castro, has fled Cuba and sought political asylum in the United States.
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Key West
Fla
Raul Chivas
Fidel Castro
United States
Defense to Appeal Death Penalty Before Supreme Court
Efforts to save Edythe Klumpp from the electric chair go to the U S Supreme Court on Friday. The Cincinnati defense team seeks to overturn the death sentence citing legal issues and due process questions.
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Cincinnati——Defense
Edythe Klumpp
U. S. Supreme Court
Six new polio cases raise Ohio total to thirteen
In Ohio six new polio cases were reported, lifting the year’s total to thirteen. Health officials urged monitoring for symptoms and threatened outbreaks in affected counties.
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Columbus
Ohi
Eisenhower to End Newport Vacation Sunday
President Eisenhower will end his seaside vacation Sunday evening and fly to Washington. He and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived July 7 and paused six days to attend the Republican convention in Chicago and visit the First Lady's ailing mother in Denver. He then golfed at Newport Country Club and awaited a NATO report from General Lauris Norstad before conferring with security aides. Earlier he issued a Korea student message about resisting communist colonialism.
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Newport
R. I.P
Eisenhower
Washington
Chicago
John S. Doud
Denver
Colo
Newport Country Club
Europe
Norstad
McGrath Bound Over on Second Degree Murder Charge
Earl McGrath of near Carpenter is bound over to the Meigs County grand jury on a second degree murder charge after waiving examination and pleading innocent. Bond set at 20000 by Judge Emmet W. Peoples with prosecutor absent on vacation. McGrath jailed after failure to post bond. Bratton, 92, died after alleging assault and beating by his son in law at the Carpenter home.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Emmet W. Peoples
Earl McGrath
Near Carpenter
Peoples
McGrath
Bernard Fultz
James B. O’brien
Elza Milton Bratton
Carpenter
McGraths
Bratton
Athens
Ohio five day forecast
Temperature will average near normal with highs around 83 to 86 and lows near 62 to 63. Expect a warm Thursday and a cooler Friday, then a warm late weekend. Precipitation totals about half an inch in showers Thursday and again Saturday or Sunday.
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Ohio
Red Delegation Presses Boycott Of Arms Contract
The Soviet bloc urged a general boycott of the UN Disarmament Commission meeting set for August 15 as part of a rival plan for a summit conference of all 82 UN members during the September General Assembly. Diplomatic sources noted many delegations remained undecided amid West‑East deadlock.
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United Nations
N.Y
Disarmament Commission
Commission
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
General Assembly
Ailing Fidel Castro Leaves Suburban Home
Havana reports Fidel Castro has moved from his guarded residence to a more secluded rest ing place. A source close to the Prime Minister says he was persuaded to leave to avoid well wishers and curiosity so he can receive the rest his doctors ordered.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Trio of Triplets Upsets Silent Couple’s Life in Adoption
After 25 years of a quiet two person routine, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fornero adopted three boys Richard Robert and George now two and a half and their arrival altered daily life. The court finalized adoption papers Tuesday and the couple said they are walking on cloud nine. The youngsters were placed with the Forneros by a mother whose husband deserted her.
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Los Angeles
James E. Fornero
Zowie
Forneros
Primary features run runaway in three states
Three state contests highlighted Tuesday with mixed results. In Michigan Lt. Gov Swainson upset for the Democratic governor's nod while Paul D Bagwell ran unopposed for the GOP nomination. Bentley won the Senate GOP nomination. Dalton swept Missouri Democrats for governor. In Kansas Schoeppel breezed past Cleaver, Theis beat Henkle for the Democratic bid. Anderson edged Boyd in a tight GOP Kansas governor race. Docking was unopposed for re nomination.
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Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
John B. Swainson
Paul D. Bagwell
Michigan State University
U.S. Senate
U. S
Alvin M. Bentley
Donald S. Leonard
Missouri
Ctty
John M. Dalton
Kansas
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Henry P. Cleaver
Frank Theis
Joseph Henkle
Schoeppel
Atty
John Anderson
McDill (Huck) Boyd
George Docking
Niger Declares Independence From France
The African state of Niger gained independence after an official document exchange and a proclamation read by President Hamani Diori. Niger is twice the size of France but has about 2 percent of its population.
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Niamey
Niger
France
Hamani Diori
Verwoerd Announces Republic Referendum Date in South Africa
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd declared that South Africa will vote on October 5 to decide if the country becomes a republic. The plan sets a national plebiscite on the future constitutional status and independence.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Civilians Eligible for Wright Patterson Grad Studies
Dayton Ohio graduate school at Wright Patterson Air Force Base opens to non Air Force personnel starting September 26.
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Dayton
Ohio State University
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Smoking factor in lung cancer jury finds but not cigarette maker
A federal jury in Miami ruled that smoking is a contributing factor to lung cancer but declined to assign blame to the cigarette manufacturer. The decision sides with established links while avoiding company liability.
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Miami
Fla
Polaris Submarine Rocket Firing Advances Navy Test
Cape Canaveral Florida Navy officials announce another successful firing of a Polaris submarine rocket moving toward operational status. The test marks progress in the strategic deterrent program.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Toledo Annexation Report Grows in Lucas County
Toledo expands its borders with a plan to annex 119 square miles from Washington Township in Lucas County. Local officials vote to proceed, outlining impacts on services and tax bases for the city and surrounding areas.
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Toledo
Washington
Lucas County
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