Macmillan Wins Strong Commons Backing for Market Entry
Parliament endorsed Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's plan to enter the European Common Market by a 313 to 5 vote after two days of debate. The Labor Party abstained on the amendment, approving the government's motion to begin negotiations and end Britain's isolation for potential continental prosperity. The move signals a major economic realignment across Western Europe and foreshadows Britain applying for membership next week.
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Harold Macmillan
Britain
Macmillan
Labor Party
Europe
European Free Trade Association
London
Cyclist Killed in Gallia County Crash Near Waterloo
Emerson Eugene Stewart, 19, riding toward the Gallia County Junior Fair, died after colliding with Thelma Brace's car on State Route 141. Stewart died en route to Holzer Hospital from internal hemorrhages and multiple fractures. Brace sustained facial lacerations and arm contusions but was treated and released. Funeral arrangements are with Phillips Funeral Home of Ironton.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Waterloo
Emerson Eugene Stewart
Miller
Holzer Hospital
Ohio Highway Patrol Post
Lawrence County
Young Stewart
George Stewart
Thelma B. Brace
Rock Camp
Stewart
Donald R. Warehime
Brace
Phillips
Ironton
French Quiet On Tunis Bid
Paris officials remained silent on Habib Bourguiba's offer to halt his push for a UN Assembly debate condemning France. They studied his remarks from a news conference, noting he would drop the complaint if Paris would discuss a timetable for evacuating troops from the Bizerte base.
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Paris
Habib Bourguiba
France
Bourguiba
Bizerte
Federal Bank Eases Mortgages for Higher-Priced Homes
The Federal Home Loan Bank board authorized substantial easing of mortgage and down payment terms for higher-priced homes, aimed at expanding access to financing for more buyers.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Webster seeks liquor permits in Millfield area
Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes Wuanita A. Webster of Millfield Route 1 for C-1 and C-2 permits. She seeks carry out of 3.2 percent beer and high powered beer and wine.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Wuanita A. Webster
Millfield
Five Day Forecast With Mild Weekend Rain Showers
Temperatures stay two to five degrees below normal with a normal high of 86 and a low of 62. Saturday remains warm then turns cooler Sunday or Monday. Rainfall averages about half an inch in scattered thunder showers over the weekend.
Marine deserter seized after siege at religious leader estate
In Louisville Illinois FBI and local police stormed the 100 acre estate of John R Harrell and arrested Harrell and 16 followers along with Marine deserter Dion Davis 18 from Greenville Pa Davis had fled Camp Lejeune after being urged to return Davis was classified a deserter May 29 and will face arraignment before a U S commissioner at the local jail which was filled to capacity.
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Louisville
Ill
FBI
John R. Harrell
Harrell
Dion Davis
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Marine Corps
Manley Hawks
Centralia
Davis
U.S
Greenville
U. S. Focuses on Anti-Castro Efforts Across Hemisphere
Washington notes show U S and inter American actions to curb Fidel Castro after the April invasion failure. The United States shifts to backing Latin American moves and lets others lead. Colombia’s Turbay Ayala seeks OAS support for a crackdown on Castro.
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U. S
United States
Castro
Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala
Organization of American States
Two Athens Women Granted RN Certificates in Ohio
The State Board of Nursing Education and Registration awarded Registered Nurse certificates on July 31 to Marilyn N. Marlatt of Athens and Sandra M. Williams of Athens after the June licensing exam. Marlatt studied at Western Reserve University in Cleveland while Williams was with Ohio State University.
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Associated Press
State Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration
Ohio
Eleanor F. Swartz
Marilyn N. Marlatt
Athens
Frances Bayne Bolton
DiSalle to Decide Timing of Special Legislature Session
Gov Michael V. DiSalle said he would decide today how soon to call a special session on capital improvements depending on the condition of Senate Majority Leader C Stanley Mechem who underwent minor surgery Thursday at University Hospital Athens.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
University Hospital
Allstate Denies NAACP Racist Auto Insurance Claim
A spokesman for Allstate Insurance Co denies the NAACP charge that the firm refused auto insurance to Black customers in Cleveland on racial grounds.
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Cleveland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Allstate Insurance Co
Congressmen Demand Action After Continental Jet Hijack
In Washington an uproar over Cuba's Castro followed the seizure of a Continental Airlines jet at El Paso Texas. Senator Clair Engle said a Castro conspiracy would be an act of war and should be met with force if proven.
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Washington
Cuba
Castro
Congress
Continental Airlines
el Paso
Tex
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Cuba protests to U N over hijacking blame on U S congressmen
Fidel Castro's government objected to the U N Security Council accusing the United States of using the jet incident as a pretext for aggression. Cuba offered to return any American airliner if U S authorities treat Cuban planes similarly. About ten Cuban planes, hijacked or planned, have been seized in the United States by court order to settle private claims against Castro's regime.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.N. Security Council
U. S
Cuba
Castro
United States
Pair Held For Entry At Garage
Nelsonville police issued holding warrants for Benjamin Warren of Route 1 and Robert Koon of Logan after a garage break in last week. Warren faced a prior driving without a license charge and is to answer theft and breaking charges. Koon is to be arraigned for theft of a saw and named an accomplice in the burglary.
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Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Logan
Benjamin Warren
Route 1
Robert Koon
Wooster
Warren
Bob Crombie
John Wood
VFW
Koon
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Valkinburg
Steel Output Normal in Second Quarter
The nation's steel mills ran at about 70 percent of capacity in the second quarter, a "normal" level, while about 100,000 millworkers were idle.
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Pittsburgh
Buildup Help Washington Secretary Buildup in Berlin Crisis
The report outlines Washington efforts to manage the Berlin crisis as tensions rise. Officials discuss military readiness and diplomatic steps to deter further escalation amid mounting global strains.
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Washington
Berlin
FAA Authorizes Arming Airline Pilots
The FAA cleared commercial crews to carry guns after hijackers surrendered in El Paso Texas. Industry reaction split with American Airlines and the Airline Pilots Association opposing arming crews. A Senate hearing opens on a bill to make hijacking a federal crime with life imprisonment and penalties for assault or threats to crew and passengers.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Federal Aviation
Najeeb E. Halaby
American Airlines
Senate
5000 Mile Titan Test Boosts ICBM Readiness
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The successful 5000 mile Titan missile test edged the intercontinental range weapon closer to combat readiness. The 98 foot rocket crossed the ocean span Thursday night. Air Force plans an operational launch from Van Denberg Air Force Base Calif in a few weeks to deploy the missile and keep two operational ICBMs in service. A total of squadrons are positioned at western bases.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
United States
Atlas
Khrushchev Offer to Study in Berlin Peace Talks Shown
Washington officials said they will discuss Khrushchev's reported guarantee for West Berlin with Allied leaders and review other evidence of his aim for a peaceful settlement. Rusk may fly to Italy for a firsthand update from Antonio Segni on Fanfani talks with Khrushchev in Moscow.
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Khrushchev
West Berlin
Berlin
Rusk
Italy
Antonio Segni
Amintore Fanfani
Moscow
Merchants Stage Mock Holdup During Civic Celebration
In Tenino during a three day civic celebration, thieves seized 500 dollars from a local Tenino grocery store after a staged holdup by nearby merchants.
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Olympia
Wash
Tenino
Rusk in Paris Stresses U S Firm on Berlin Talks
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Paris to set groundwork for talks with the Soviet Union on West Berlin and Germany. He told reporters the Western Big Three hold rights won in World War II and noted NATO arose from pressures on Western Europe.
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Paris
U.S
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
Germany
Rusk
Berlin
East Germany
Obsolete Word Usage Prompts Classified Ad Tip
The text discusses the obsolete form heighth for height and praises classifieds for quick, affordable ad results. It includes a sample furnished apartment ad and a contact number LY 3-1242 and LY 2-4611. It notes reader satisfaction with the ad writing.
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America
Britain
Ralph Barker
Uproar as Father Son Seized Jet By Hijackers
An itinerant car salesman Leon Bearden 38 and his son Cody 16 held 10 hostages on a jet airliner for nearly nine hours in El Paso. Bearden and his son were bound over to a federal grand jury on bonds totaling 200000. Border Patrol damaged the plane tires at takeoff after President Kennedy ordered no negotiation. Leonard Gilman an Immigration Service agent and former boxer helped subdue Bearden and aided by an FBI man who tackled Cody. Gilman suffered a broken hand.
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EL Paso
Tex
White House
Congress
Leon Bearden
Cody
Bearden
Arizona
California
Kennedy
Border Patrol
Havana
Leonard Gilman
Immigration Service
FBI
Gilman
Soviet Open to Berlin Talks but Warns on Threats
Moscow disclosed a note to the United States and Western powers saying the Soviet government is ready to negotiate a settlement of the Berlin question but opposes military threats. No conference was specified though rumors spoke of a meeting before the mid September German elections. Khrushchev warned a peace treaty with East Germany if no agreement is reached. Western notes pressed for a united Germany with free all German elections and continued rights in West Berlin.
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Moscow
United States
Berlin
Britain
France
West Germany
Khrushchev
East Germany
Russia
Germany
West Berlin
Lightning Bolt Kills Two Ohio Soldiers in Virginia Field Incident
Two Ohio soldiers with the 89th Infantry Division were killed and ten injured when a lightning bolt struck a field kitchen tent at Camp A. P. Hill Virginia during two weeks of active duty training.
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Ohio
Camp
A. P. Hill
89Rd Infantry Division
Lost Traveler Sinks in South Pacific After Drift
A lone traveler ran into trouble Thursday and ended up in the South Pacific Ocean rather than a polar region. Rescue teams search the area as weather hinders efforts.
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South Pacific Ocean
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