Old Guard Takes Political Limelight In Washington
Vice President Richard Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy show deference to their longtime bosses as Eisenhower and Johnson steer the legislative and campaign battles. Kennedy briefly takes the stage with a wage bill speech while Johnson and Nixon defer to others on strategy and veto decisions remain with the President.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Lumumba appeals for unity amid Congo riot in Leopoldville
Premier Patrice Lumumba urged national unity after anti government rioting in the native quarter. Police with rifles and bayonets patrolled as soldiers barred access to Abako offices. The government said arrests were made and no one was killed while UN troops remained absent. Anicet Kashamura blamed the Abako party for the unrest.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Abako
Place de la Victoire
Anicet Kashamura
Abako Party
Joseph Kasavubo
UN Secretary General Leads Swedish Troops into Katanga
Dag Hammarskjold raced to the Congo to deploy a UN task force of 300 Swedish soldiers to Katanga Province. He secured Moise Tshombe’s pledge of an orderly reception and aims to withdraw 7300 Belgian troops while protecting 12,000 Belgian civilians. Hammarskjold delayed takeoff 24 hours for urgent talks with Belgium and Congo officials.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Katanga
Hammarskjold
Belgias
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Pierre Vigny
Tshombe warns Dag on UN force unrest in Katanga
Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe warned UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold that a UN force in Elisabethville could provoke trouble from state enemies. Two Swedish companies totaling 300 men will be the first UN troops admitted to replace Belgian soldiers amid independence tensions. Tshombe said his change of stance does not mean retreat from his prior position.
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Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
UN Security Council
Central Conpremier
Hammarskjold
Tschombe
Elisabethville, the
Congo
Dag Hammartkjold
Khrushchev Eyes Grandstand Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev shows interest in visiting the United Nations in New York next month to discuss disarmament proposals and may extend a grand tour of nearby nations. Latin American governments show hesitation while Cuba’s ties with Moscow draw concern, aiding U.S. efforts at a Costa Rica meeting to pressure Soviet intervention in Cuba.
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Washington
Uss
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
UN General Assembly
Khrushchev
New York
U.S
Cuba
San Jose
Costa Rica
Ohio Burley Tobacco Output Forecast for This Year
The Agriculture Department predicts Ohio will harvest 13,950,000 pounds of burley tobacco this year, down from 14,950,000 pounds last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Air Force Achieves Successful Titan Fire At Cape Canaveral
After two failures the Air Force conducts a third test fire of the Titan missile at Cape Canaveral Florida. The launch marks a successful ignition and propulsion check amid ongoing military space program testing.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
Air Force
Yoon Bo-sun Seen as Favorite to Succeed Rhee
Seoul reports Yoon Bo-sun as the leading candidate to succeed ousted President Syngman Rhee with a pledge to avoid dictatorial powers.
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Seoul
South Korea
Yoon Bo-sun
Syngman Rhee
Ike to Speak Washington on Flying One Day Swing
President Eisenhower will deliver non political speeches during a one day trip flying to Philadelphia and New York on Monday September 26.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
New York
Ohio Man Elected Minneapolis Y Men President
The International Association of Y's Men Clubs elected Charles Thompson of Steubenville as president in Minneapolis. His selection marks a notable leadership appointment for the organization across regional clubs.
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Ohio
Minneapolis
International Association of Y's Men
Charles Thompson
Steubenville
Ohio Cultivators Expect 61 Bushels Per Acre In 1960
The culture Department projects Ohio corn yields 61 bushels per acre and a total production of 242 048 000 bushels for 1960 marking a strong harvest forecast across the state.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Senate Ratifies Antarctica Pact
The U S Senate approved a treaty with the Soviet Union and 10 other nations by a 66 to 21 vote designating Antarctica for peaceful scientific exploration. The pact bans military activity and nuclear explosions and awaits further deals. Nations named include the United Kingdom Argentina Australia Belgium Chile France Japan New Zealand Norway and South Africa.
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Washington—Ii
Senate
Soviet Union
Antarctica
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
United Kingdom
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Chile
France
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
South Africa
Akron detectives fail to locate Joanne Starcher
Detectives question dozens of friends relatives and neighbors of Mr and Mrs Arnold Starcher about the disappearance of their 1 year old daughter Joanne Tuesday night but have found no clues.
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Akron—P
Arnold Starcher
Joanne
Tourist expelled from Soviet Union as spy named Robert Christner
The Soviet Union informed the U S Embassy that an American tourist identified as Robert Christner has been expelled from the Soviet Union on espionage suspicions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U. S
Robert Christner
Ohio appoints Mark McElroy as March of Dimes chair
Columbus attorney general Mark McElroy is named state chairman for the March of Dimes. He takes over duties in a statewide campaign to support research and services.
Lawyers for Nixon organize Ohio Nixon clubs
Arnhold C. Schapiro of Portsmouth was named chairman of a committee to organize lawyers for Nixon clubs across Ohio. The move aims to mobilize legal professionals in support of the presidential campaign.
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Lawyers For Nixon
Columbus
Arnhold C. Schapiro
Portsmouth
Lawyers For Nixon Clubs
Ohio
Seamen Strike Halts Queen Mary New York Sailings
In Southampton and other British ports a seamen's strike disrupted traffic forcing the liner Queen Mary to postpone its sailing to New York. The walkout spread across multiple ports, affecting passenger and cargo schedules.
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Southampton
England
New York
Rhodes Announces Record Local Government Pension Transfer
Columbus Ohio State Auditor James A Rhodes announced the largest single distribution of local government funds in state history totaling more than 30 million dollars. The transfer marks a milestone in state aid and distribution practices.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Discoverer XIII Satellite Aims to Hurl Capsule Toward Hawaii
Vanderberg Air Force Base California reports the Discoverer XIII satellite in a polar orbit every 94 minutes awaiting a radio trigger to release a 300 pound capsule aimed at Hawaii. Recovery plans involve forward firing rockets parachutes and air snare planes and ships.
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Vanderberg Air Force Base
Calif
America
Hawaii
West Coast
Air Force
Earth
Macmillan and Adenauer Agree on European Trade Talks
In Bonn, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer announced full agreement on their broad objectives and urged a fresh round of discussions to resolve the European trade rift.
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Bonn
Germany
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Legion Tournament Results Highlight Two Match Scores
Lima defeated Cincinnati Bentley 4 to 2 while Akron beat Columbus Scioto 7 to 4 in Legion tournament play. Teams shown strong offense and strategic pitching as the results impact standings.
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Lima
Cincinnati
Bentley
Akron
Columbus
Scioto
Reading For The Family On The Inside Pages First Day Fair Receipts Top 1959 Despite Rain
The page list shows local sections and page numbers across multiple towns and topics including hospital, farming forecast, insurance rate notes, and various county features. Notable entries include Athens, Pomeroy, Chauncey, Nelsonville, Gallipolis, and Glouster society pages with sports and television notes.
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Ted
Athens
Pomeroy
Chauncey
Middleport
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Glouster Soc
Castro Attacks Church in Havana Railing at Clergy
Fidel Castro denounced the Roman Catholic Church as betrayers of Christ and allies of the United States and Franco. He claimed priests led by the U S Embassy provoked anti revolution demonstrations and warned of retaliation if church criticism continued.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Christ
U. S
United States
Castro
Cuba
Carrier and Destroyer Collide During Pacific Refueling
The carrier Bennington and the destroyer Edwards collided 175 miles off the California coast during refueling. No injuries reported. The carrier sustained minor damage while the destroyer incurred extensive damage, according to the Navy.
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San Diego
Calif
Bennington
Edwards
California
Junior Apalachin crime school raid shocks New York
Brooklyn police smashed a crime school run by top mobsters linked to Murder Inc. in Brooklyn and Queens. At least one teenager was slain as an informant lesson, with 22 suspects arrested for burglaries netting about a half million dollars over two years. Detectives warn of big names potentially tied to Apalachin era figures.
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New York
Raymond V. Martin
Ing
Apalachin
Ganglad
N. Y
Murder Inc
Brooklyn Mob Syndicate Linked to 1 Year Old's Murder
A Brooklyn criminal gang connected to a long ago mob operation was implicated in a 1 year-old boy's murder. Vincent Graffe was beaten and shot five times and found in a gutter in the Ba Beach area. The case ties to a historic gangland murder probe.
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Profit
Brooklyn
Crome
Vincent Graffe
Ba Beach
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