Britain’s entry blocked by Brussels talks deadlock
London papers voiced cautious optimism amid a Brussels stalemate over Britain joining the European Economic Community. France balked at tariff free farm exports from Canada Australia and New Zealand, delaying talks until October with Heath reporting broad agreement on Commonwealth matters while Dutch minister de Pous warned entry by 1964 seemed unlikely.
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Romney In As Primary Approaches
Romney campaigns fade as primary elections approach in Michigan Kansas and Missouri. Nominations include two governorships two Senate seats and 34 House posts. A last minute write in bid for Richard Durant emerged though Durant disavowed it while backing Romney.
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Glouster Youth Caught After BIS Escape
A Glouster youth among five escapees from Lancaster Boys Industrial School was found in nearby woods. Two others had been captured earlier. Authorities identified Robert Chesser, 16, as the Glouster boy. he had prior burglary and entry convictions.
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Briley Rally Highlights U S Senator Campaign Swing
John Mar shall Briley campaign event uses a steam calliope on the hardin County courthouse steps to drum up support as he travels to Bellefontaine and Urbana. He notes the European Common Market dominates news with new tariffs affecting US wool carpeting and sheet glass.
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Congo airport closed to traffic by UN at Katanga request
The United Nations closed Elisabethville airport to all traffic except UN aircraft at the request of the central Congo government. Katanga's government sees the move as economic pressure to end secession. In Damascus police claim they busted an Israeli spy ring and detained seven members. Eisenhower began a tour of the Loire Valley chateaux southwest of Paris.
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Ground breaking held for Reedsville Belleville Dam project
A crowd of about 500 gathered Sunday for the symbolic ground breaking of the 70 million Reedsville Belleville Locks and Dam on the Ohio River. Brig. Gen. Jackson Graham cited long term benefits, with U S lawmakers Walter Moeller and Ken Hechler present. a 1.6 million cofferdam contract underway before main construction begins.
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Swedish Doctors Check Into Finkbine Operation
Mrs. Sherri Finkbine seeks abortion in Sweden after thalidomide fear. Dr Karl Inge Oester says penetrating investigation needed before approval. Caroline Hospital doctors and American medical input to guide final board decision. Finkbine collapsed on arrival, while Arizona law bars abortions except to save the mother's life.
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CAP Ends Plane Search in Eastern Kentucky Mountains
The Civil Air Patrol suspended a weeklong search for a small plane missing since last Sunday night with three aboard Dana Byers 49 his wife Thelma and daughter Beverly 15 of Atlanta. They were en route to Huntington West Virginia for a funeral. The CAP said it would resume if new information emerges. In a separate item Oslo Norway ordered Conovid Enovid oral contraceptive withdrawn from sale.
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Search For City Official Deepens In Dayton Area
Dayton police and Kettering police report no new clues in the search for missing city commissioner David Pottinger and his 17 year old babysitter Sherryl VanderWeil. Pottinger vanished after a Wednesday night commission meeting and VanderWeil disappeared Friday from her Kettering home leaving a note she was going away and will write.
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Governor to Pitch In World Horseshoe Tourney
Governor Michael V. DiSalle plans a brief horseshoe pitching stop in Greenville. He will face Harold Reno of Sabina, the defending champion, at the National Horseshoe Pitchers Association world tournament in Greenville.
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Marilyn Monroe Death Shocks World Across Continents
Tributes and shock flood in from London Paris and Moscow after the film star Marilyn Monroe dies at 36 in Los Angeles. Tass cites cause as an overdose of soporific while the coroner notes self-harm cannot be ruled out. Public figures including Billy Wilder Laurence Olivier and Gene Kelly react to her career and untimely passing.
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Jamaica Declares Independence as Princess Margaret Watches
Jamaica became a new nation in the Western Hemisphere with cheering crowds in Kingston. British Princess Margaret and U.S. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson attended the ceremony as Britain's Union Jack was lowered and Jamaica gained independence.
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Kennedy seeks tougher controls on Kefauver drug bill
President Kennedy asks the Senate Judiciary Committee to restore stronger drug safety powers after criticism of thalidomide linked to infant malformations in Europe. The move follows amendments backed by Kennedy and a letter to chairman James Eastland as the measure faces Senate action.
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Soviet 40 Megaton Test Blasts Raise Global Alarm
The Soviet Union launched a new nuclear test in Arc tic Siberia estimated at 40 million tons by Uppsala University Seismological Institute, second only to last October's 50 megaton blast. The U.S. called it a somber episode and vowed to pursue a nuclear test ban while presenting new compromise proposals at Geneva.
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Red Spy Soblen Faces New Legal Battle in Israel Return
Dr. Robert Soblen the 61 year old former Soviet spy set to return to Israel by Thursday to press a new appeal to avoid a U S life sentence. Israeli attorney Ari Ankorion says Soblen hopes to stay in Israel while challenging extradition and prison terms. Soblen fled the U S last June after posting bail and was later expelled to the United States. he was injured during the journey and imprisoned in London.
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Soviets Snub Dean Over New Test Ban Proposals
At Geneva the Soviet Union dismissed Western ideas for a nuclear test ban as not promising. Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin said U S Ambassador Dean discussed Western proposals with him informally, signaling no change in the Soviet position. Dean said formal presentation would follow talks with Zorin, with subcommittee review next week.
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Zanesville Police Probe Beating Death Of Accountant
Police questioned 19 year old Richard L Music of Zanesville in the beating death of an unemployed accountant. A victim of a fractured skull, Carl E Winden, 38, also of Zanesville and formerly of Pomeroy, was found Sunday.
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Demonstration Planned by Antioch Students at Statehouse
The Student Peace Union at Antioch College Yellow Springs schedules a 6 30 p m protest in Columbus in front of the Statehouse to circulate petitions against resumption of Soviet nuclear testing and to demand a nuclear test ban.
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Groups Seek Settlement In Albany Racism Impasse
In Albany Georgia both sides searched for a face saving solution as prayer vigils were planned in 13 cities and ministers planned to march on the White House to protest the jailing of hundreds of Negroes including Dr Martin Luther King Jr Police remained on standby for a fifth straight week while Albany returned to a quiet pace amid small demonstrations.
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Vietnamese Paratroopers Seize Tam Tan in Coastal Town
A battalion of Vietnamese army paratroopers dropped into Tam Tan, a coastal town 75 miles east of Saigon, recently overrun by Viet Cong guerrillas. Vietnamese authorities organized a major operation to retake Tam Tan.
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