Moeller Denies White House Deal Charge
Rep. Walter H. Moeller of Ohio rejected claims by opponent Homer E. Abele that he struck a deal for a Washington job. A White House letter from Lawrence F. O'Brien confirms Moeller never discussed such a possibility with the White House.
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Abele
White House
Washington
Walter H. Moeller
Ohio
Homer E. Abele
Athens
Lawrence F. O’brien
O’brien
DiSalle and Collison Attack Rhodes Industry Plan
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and Director Koder M. Collison criticized State Auditor James A. Rhodes proposal to attract new industry in Ohio. DiSalle said such a plan would be socialist if he had proposed it. Collison dismissed Rhodes idea as a rehash while Rhodes urged a state agency with 100 million dollars and bond powers.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Koder M. Collison
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
DiSalle
Xenia
Rhodes
Collison
Cleveland
Kennedy Pair Arrive At Italian Villa
Jacqueline Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy arrived in Ravello Italy for a family holiday. Police guarded the 25 mile drive from Salerno airport over a cliffside road. They stay at an 11th century villa as guests of Prince Stanislaus and Princess Lee Radziwill.
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Ravello
Italy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Salerno
U.S
Prince Stanislaus
Lee Radziwill
Milford Public Schools retain Lord's Prayer in classrooms
Milford, Conn. The Board of Education voted 5-4 to keep the daily recitation of the Lord's Prayer as a school routine after a public hearing attended by about 375 people. The decision preserves the longstanding custom in Milford schools.
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Milford, Conn
Milford Public Schools
Board of Education
Romney Tops Michigan In Unopposed Gubernatorial Bid
Former automaker George Romney led Michigan Republicans as an unopposed candidate with 380 540 votes while Gov John B Swainson also ran unopposed for the Democratic nomination, tallying 266 066 votes as 4516 of 5199 precincts reported. nationwide results note Carnson and Pearson winning Kansas and Missouri nominations respectively.
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Associated Press
George Romney
Michigan
Frank Carlson
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Romney
American Motors
John B. Swainson
Assistance Received in Ohio May Federal Aid Totals
More than 350000 Ohio residents received 12714569 dollars in four major federal aid types in May according to the Health Education and Welfare Department.
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Washington
Ohio unemployment claims fluctuate in week to Aug four
In Ohio the week ended August four shows continued variation in new claimants for unemployment compensation. The number of claimants unemployed one week or more declined steadily across the period.
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Columbus
Ohio
New Nation Has Room For Bases
Jamaica Prime Minister Sir Alexander Bustamante said at a news conference that the United States could establish a military base in newly independent Jamaica if needed without commitments. He stressed Washington has not asked for one and should not view his remarks as an invitation. He added the two nations are friendly and the U S can come in when it pleases.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Alexander Bustamante
Bustamante
Washington
Caribbean
Cuba
Ohio Thalidomide Study Totals Released by Welfare Secretary
State figures from Anthony Celebrezze show Ohio totals on thalidomide trial: 108 doctors receiving drug 94 interview reports 1294 patients treated 297 women of child bearing age 7 doctors with drug on hand 1908 quantity on hand.
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Washington
Anthony J. Celebrezze
United States
Ohio
Lanker family deaths ruled murder and self harm
Authorities conclude the deaths of the Ralph R. Lanker family in Grove City were murder and death by own action. Ray Lanker aged 14 used the same gun to kill his father, a 45 year old Ohio Highway Patrol corporal, and his mother and younger siblings.
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Columbus
Ralph R. Lanker
Grove City
Ray Lanker
Ohio Highway Patrol
Dirksen Sees Long Session Amid Kennedy Agenda
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen warned Congress will stay into October if Kennedy pushes a must program. Senator Humphrey outlined a 10 point plan, aiming to finish by Sept. 15, with Democrats delaying tax revision and trade bills. Mansfield hopes to move farm and drug bills next week as Congress weighs broader Kennedy priorities.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Dirksen
Sen. Humphrey
House
Humphrey
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
Cuba Claims Soviet Troops Landed in Cuba
A Cuban news specialist on a Miami Spanish program says over 4000 Soviet troops landed in Cuba recently. The claim cites two ship landings at Mariel and Havana with 2500 and 1800 troops, while U S officials and experts caution unverified rumors and note Raul Castro's recent Soviet visit.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Salvador Leu
Voice of the People
WMIE
State Department
Washington
Associated Press
Havana
George Arfeld
Mariel
Arfeld
Boza
el Criscol
Raul Castro
Soviet Union
Fire Hits Buchtel Buildings
Fire destroyed two buildings in Buchtel, including a landmark general store and an adjoining warehouse. The tile warehouse and contents suffered about 8000 dollars in damage. the main store was leveled when fire crews arrived around 2 30 a m and fought the blaze for about four hours. Cause undetermined. one building collapsed early with officers assisting.
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Buchtel
Ben Wagner
Joseph
Nelsonville
Clarence Hall
Hall
Woodyard Johnson
Supreme Court Denies Duncan Execution Stay
Elizabeth Ann Duncan faces execution for paying two killers $360 to murder her son's wife Olga Duncan. If no last minute stay, she will die in San Quentin today at 10 a.m. Los Angeles lawyer S Ward Sullivan and Duncan, aged 33, sought relief before Justice Douglas who denied the plea after a Glenwood, Washington hearing.
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Elizabeth Ann Duncan
Frank
California Institution For Women
Los Angeles
San Quentin
U.S. Supreme Court
William Douglas
Federal District Court
Calif
Ma Duncan
Augustine Baldonado
Luis Moya
Olga Duncan
Frank Duncan
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Duncan
S. Ward Sullivan
Glenwood
Wash
Supreme Court
Soviet Union Fires Another Atmospheric Nuclear Test
The Soviet Union conducted an atmospheric test in central Siberia, the AEC reported. The detonation was in the low kiloton range, equivalent to a few thousand tons of TNT. Larger tests are typically conducted in the Arctic region.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Siberia
Arctic
Siberian
Soblen Dispute Delays Extradition Deadline in London
Britain extended the deadline for El Al to move fugitive spy Robert Soblen to the United States until Friday midnight. Israel demands Soblen be sent only to Israel, threatening a prolonged legal fight as Washington weighs next steps and Soblen, 61, faces life imprisonment and possible amnesty.
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London
el al Airlines
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
el al
New York
Home Office
Israel
Kennedy
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Washington
Henry Brooke
Rail unions plan national strike against job cuts
Rail unions warn of a possible nationwide walkout a week from Thursday if carriers push through job cuts. President Kennedy is expected to invoke Railway Labor Act emergency provisions to pause action for two months. Union leader H. E. Gilbert predicts workers will resist under the proposed changes.
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Washington
Kennedy
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Gilbert
Finkbine Sees Swedish Doctor On Abortion Request
Mrs. Sherri Finkbine and her husband Robert report she met a Swedish physician and will seek official approval next week to terminate the pregnancy due to suspected birth defects linked to thalidomide. The couple expects to file with the Royal Medical Board soon.
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Stockholm
Sherri Finkbine
Robert
Ariz
Royal Medical Board
Argentine general proclaims army commander in chief
Reports from northern Argentina said today General Federico Torazo Montero declared himself commander in chief of Argentina's army amid regional instability. The claim centers on Montero's authority and potential impact on national command structures.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Federico Torazo Montero
Rusk Presses Soviet on Atomic Test Ban Proposal
Secretary of State Dean Rusk held a tense 60 minute meeting with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin in the State Department to press for a pact banning nuclear tests. The talks focused on new U.S. test ban proposals and the path to an agreement.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
U.S
Rusk
Dobrynin
State Department
U.S. Foreign Affairs
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