GOP Demands Security Proof From Kennedy on Test Ban
Republicans press for proof that the limited nuclear test ban treaty boosts U S security. Dirksen says hearings will examine the claim as Kennedy sends the pact to the Senate noting atmospheric space and underwater tests are banned while underground tests continue. He argues continued atmospheric testing could advance all nations’ programs but agrees the treaty increases safety.
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Illinois
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Soviet Union
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Rhodes 8S Says Bond Issue Necessary
Gov James A Rhodes argues for an $250 million bond issue in November to fund school and recreational facilities and higher education. He cites rising costs for land and facilities, while the campaign kickoff in Columbus features 176 supporters. Co chair Thomas F Patton notes job creation and volunteers contributing $85,000 to the drive.
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Thomas F. Patton
Cleveland
Citizens For Ohio’s Future
State Board To Act On Transfer to Athens School District
The State Board of Education plans action on transferring the Chauncey Dover Exempted Village District to Athens School District in Athens County. E. E. Holt says the board will certify the proposal to the Athens County elections board to place it on the November 5 ballot. Also reported a South African maritime reconnaissance plane went missing off the Cape coast.
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Chauncey-Dover
Athens
Athens County
State Board of Education
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Athens County Board of Elections
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South Africa
South African Air Force
Cape Coast
Postmaster Steps Down Amid Rumors
Washington AP reports J Edward Day resigns after 214 years as postmaster general amid cabinet speculation. Kennedy has not named a successor. rumors include a Negro appointee. Day leaves to join a Washington law practice earning $25,000 annually.
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J. Edward Day
Kennedy
William L. Dawson
Ill
Dawson
Robert C. Weaver
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Department of Urban Affairs
Day
Rented After One Day in the Messenger Classifieds Ad
A brief notice offers a one day rental in the Messenger East End for a two bedroom, one floor plan home. Contact LY 3-294 for details. The ad promotes renting, buying or selling through Messenger Classified Ads, with a 16 word ad for $1.00 and LY 3-1242 provided to place an ad.
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Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer Reunite in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, singer Rosemary Clooney and actor Jose Ferrer reunite with their five children and families after quietly reconciling and cancelling their California divorce decree. Weather notes predict mild variation with below normal temperatures and scattered thundershowers ending by weekend.
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Jose Ferrer
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Ferrer
California
Thresher Tragedy Slows Polaris Fleet Buildup
Cape Canaveral reports say the Thresher disaster slows Navy plans to rapidly expand the Polaris submarine fleet. Officials estimate a five month delay as modifications to Polaris boats underway aim to prevent a repeat of the April Thresher sinking that killed 129. Nine subs now patrol waters off Europe as deployment shifts loom for NATO and Pacific areas. In Columbus, a separate note reports the Ohio liquor board orderedWaterfill and Frazier bourbon, prompting Democratic charges of GOP favoritism toward W F president Mahler tied to earlier campaign scandals.
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Fisher Brother Dies in Detroit at 83
Charles T. Fisher age 83 a founder of Fisher Body Corp died in a Detroit hospital He was the second eldest of seven brothers whose auto body firm was bought by General Motors in 1922 Navy delays minor as Minuteman missile test proceeds from Vandenberg Air Force Base California The Alexander Hamilton arrives for Polaris missile practice off Cape Canaveral and a Navy voyage plan calls for 41 subs by 1967 Kennedy nominates two Meigs County men Edgar E Arnold Pomeroy and Freeman A Enoch Syracuse for postmaster posts in Senate review
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Dayton
Largest UK train robbery loot climbs toward seven million
London police hunt a 15-man gang after they halted the Glasgow to London mail train near Cheddington, loading 120 bags of registered mail, gems, and negotiable notes. Loot ranges between 2.47 million and unofficially 3 million pounds. rewards total 60,000 pounds.
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Lock Repair Authorized in Muskingum River Rokeby
The State Controlling Board approved releasing 8900 and authorized Director Fred E. Marr to contract with Fred Price Contracting Co. to rehabilitate Lock 36 Rokeby bridging a 50 mile river span to navigation. State control of river locks began years ago by federal action. The same report notes the Duke of Argyll secretly wed eight weeks earlier to American-born Mrs. Mathilda Custer Mortimer.
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State Controlling Board
Natural Resources
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Fred Price Contracting Co
Chesterhill
London
Duke of Argyll
Mathilda Custer Mortimer
Kennedy son dies after 39 hour battle with lung disease
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy died at 4 04 am after a 39 hour struggle with hyaline membrane disease at Boston Children’s Hospital. President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy learned of the death as press secretary Pierre Salinger announced it at a Boston news conference. Funeral plans were announced as Cardinal Cushing expected to celebrate a Mass called Mass of the Angels.
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Pierre Salinger
Boston Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Otis
Salinger
Big
Richard Cardinal Cushing
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Robert Kennedy
Davis Powers
Ohio to send 58 votes to GOP convention
Ohio will allocate 58 national convention votes for the Republican ticket next year up two from 1960 with 12 at large and two per each of 23 districts. The Democrats have not announced their strength yet. The plan was released by GOP chair William Miller and Secretary of State Ted Brown.
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Columbus
Ohio
GOP
William E. Miller
Ted W. Brown
Buckeye
Brown
Ohio State Library Endures Political Spotlight
Ohio's state library survives past moves to close it amid a Little Hoover Commission push to abolish its board and move operations. With nearly a million books and 24 full-time staff, critics call for curtailment while supporters cite its historic role and services to state government and local libraries.
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State Board of Education
Joseph E. Hurst
Mail Lost Delays Unemployment Benefits for Cincinnati Workers
About 1000 jobless residents face delays as pay cards were lost in the mail between Cincinnati and Columbus. Unemployment office manager Lewis Evans says staff are duplicating cards, with payments delayed up to a week. In Atlantic City, lifeguards rescued more than 300 bathers as rough seas battered the shore.
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