Small Nations Push For Share Of Kennedy Aid In Latin America
At the Inter-American Economic Conference in Punta del Este Uruguay smaller nations push for a seven member “wise men” commission to coordinate development plans under Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress. The United States remains a neutral observer as Bolivia wins a motion favoring priority aid to small countries while Brazil and others seek direct dealings with lenders. The larger nations advocate direct agency contact, opposing a hemispheric board.
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Border Patrol Named To Job To Halt Plane Hijacks
Washington Kennedy appointed the Border Patrol to curb plane hijackings. Leonard Gilman, a Patrol member and past hijack passenger, played a role in the El Paso incident by subduing one hijacker with a jaw impact.
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Employment Reaches New Record High
The Labor Department said 53,198,000 Americans held jobs on regular wage and salary payrolls in July, a new record. It projected a continued slow gain. This compared with 53,184,000 a year earlier and 51,314,000 in February the previous year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Governor DiSalle Plans Short Vacation Next Week
Governor Michael V. DiSalle said he will take a vacation next week and be away for one to three weeks. He did not specify dates or exact return time.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
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East Germans announce German treaty talks and refugees curb
East Germany said negotiations are under way in Communist capitals for a German peace treaty sought by Khrushchev. Parliament endorsed measures to stop West Berlin refugee flows and welcomed the Warsaw Pact call for a treaty without delaying. Foreign ministers of the Soviet bloc may meet in the fall. Khrushchev named Marshal Ivan S. Konev to lead Soviet forces in Germany as part of the Berlin campaign.
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Lothar Bolz
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Ivan S. Konev
Communist Party
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Soviet Union
Pulitzer Author Dies After Receiving 1928 Award
The writer known for Scarlet Sister Mary and multiple novels died, having influenced magazines and literary circles. She was born in Laurens, South Carolina.
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Ohio counties face quota limits on juvenile admissions
Governor Michael V. DiSalle announced on Thursday a new quota system will cap juvenile admissions in Ohio counties. The measure targets regional juvenile facilities and aims to control county case loads and related costs.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
General Jean Gilles dies at 57 in France
SUEZ GENERAL DEAD PERPIGNAN France Gen. Jean Gilles 57 commander of French airborne troops at Suez in 1956 died Thursday of a heart attack.
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Perpignan
France
Jean Gilles
Fight Against Foreign Aid Led By Byrd
Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia leads a bid to block President Kennedy’s request to borrow funds for five years of overseas development loans. The Byrd amendment would force annual congressional review, with a Senate vote set after seven hours of debate. Administration allies predicted a 5 to 7 vote edge against Byrd, counting on Republican support, while Byrd claimed 43 to 45 senators backing him.
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Washington
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Kennedy
Byrd
Congress
Senate
Big defense budget approved by Congress for Kennedy
Congress approved a record peacetime defense budget for President Kennedy totaling 46.6 billion dollars. The House and Senate, by voice votes, accepted a conference committee report completing action 16 days after Kennedy asked for an extra 3.5 billion to bolster conventional forces against new Communist threats.
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Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Meigs Man Dies In Crash At Route Intersection
Russell A. Roberts of Long Bottom Route 1 died when his westbound pickup hit a northbound tractor trailer driven by Emmett G. Voorhis of Coraopolis Pennsylvania at the State Routes 7 and 248 junction. Roberts died instantly from skull and chest injuries.
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Emmett G. Voorhis
Coraopolis
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Janie
Ralph Johnson
Racine
Ralph Perrine
Hoppersville
W.va
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Columbus
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Gay
Estay Roberts
Faye Powell
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Ewing Funeral Home
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Crown City
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Five Day Forecast Sees Near Normal Temperatures and Heavy Rain
The forecast predicts average highs near 84 and lows around 61 with minor day to day changes. Rainfall averages half to three quarters of an inch with locally heavier showers and thundershowers in the afternoons and evenings over the period.
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Heavy rain floods Vinton County and closes routes
Vinton County especially McArthur faced a severe storm with Route 50 closures east and west of the county seat. State Routes 75 and 328 were submerged while traffic continued. A cave‑in at the Routes 671 and 327 intersection disrupted access as the 110th county fair suffered for a second night. Athens and Nelsonville recorded heavy rainfall as well.
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Ohio
Titov Ejected From Capsule After 23 Hour Flight
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov said he was ejected from his Vostok II capsule at mission end and parachuted to earth after a 23 hour orbital flight. He spoke at a jammed news conference and explained both landing options were available and he had permission to use either system.
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Gherman Titov
Earth
Titov
New Rocket Ship Tests Unveil X15 Reentries
At Edwards Air Force Base California Navy Cmdr Forrest Peterson reached 2720 miles per hour and 80000 feet in a checkout flight on an X15 rocket plane. Modifications are ordered after cabin pressure loss during the flight. A second X15 joins to study methods of returning from space as NASA aims to reach 50 miles high at 4000 mph.
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Forrest Peterson
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Khrushchev Warns Allies May Not Fight for West Berlin
Premier Khrushchev told John J. McCloy he is convinced U S allies would not fight to hold West Berlin and mocked their military strength in a July 25 session McCloy later briefed the Senate Republican Policy Committee at a closed meeting.
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West Berlin
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Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Khrushchev Threatens War If NATO War Extends
Khrushchev at Kremlin rally denounces Western casualty claims as imperialist. He vows action on Germany and warns if war comes Italy may face rockets on orange orchards. He criticizes Kennedy and calls for peace with East Germany as he scorns American threats.
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Amintore Fanfani
Italy
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OU Fall Grads Will Hear Sharp President Paul F Sharp
Ohio University will host about 350 graduates at fall commencement on August 26 in Memorial Auditorium. Hiram College president Paul F Sharp will address the class on Knowledge and Life, featuring six doctoral candidates the largest PhD group at one OU ceremony.
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Reds Blast U.S. Test Ban
Moscow accuses the United States of seeking a loophole ridden nuclear test ban that would allow testing to continue and enable Western powers to gather intelligence in the Soviet Union. Izvestia and Moscow radio published the note.
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Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Izvestia
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Lausche to Seek Re-Election to Senate in 1968
Washington Senator Frank J. Lausche of Ohio announced Thursday he will run for re-election to the Senate next year. Elected in 1956 for a term ending January 3, 1968, Lausche had been the subject of speculation he might pursue a sixth term as Ohio governor.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
D-Ohbio
Senate
Lausche
Ohio
Kennedy Says Takeover Policy Mirrors Eisenhower Nixon Pact
Kennedy proposes a temporary transfer of power if he cannot work, similar to Eisenhower Nixon arrangements. The plan, described by Jack Bell, cites prior informal understandings and the role of trusted adviser Roger s, with references to Nixon and Eisenhower relations during illness.
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Rusk Brings Thompson To Talk To JFK
Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson, U S envoy to Moscow, joined Kennedy administration consultations on actions in the Berlin crisis. Secretary of State Dean Rusk returned to Washington after Allied strategy talks and said consultations with Western allies were very successful.
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France
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Italy
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Amintore Fanfani
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