Dean Gives View On Nuclear Stand At Disarmament Talks
U S ambassador Arthur H Dean told 17 nations at the Geneva disarmament talks that small underground tests can aid weapons development including pure fusion bombs. He argued progress comes from underground tests detectable by seismic networks but not identified without on site inspection. He warned larger tests may be detected but not identified by seismic networks in certain ground, seismic areas and alluvium.
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United States
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
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Able Bodied Veterans Left Out Of Bill
The House rushed a bill to reopen the GI insurance program for disabled veterans of World War II and Korea but excludes able bodied veterans. The measure moves to the Senate where leaders favor allowing all 16 million veterans to apply. The House shortened the bill to cover 1.8 million injured service members and recessed for 10 days.
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Senate
Showdown Set in Strike at Huntsville Moon Program Site
Huntsville Alabama Marshall Space Flight Center which represents NASA appealed to the National Labor Relations Board to go to court to break a strike. The five day forecast for southern and central Ohio shows cooler temperatures with highs around 82 to 86 and scattered showers expected early next week.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Kennedy Opens Western Swing At Oak Dam Stop In South Dakota
President Kennedy declared the nation faces a crisis era and warned against waste and delay. He spoke beside South Dakota’s Oak Dam during a weekend westward tour before visiting Pueblo Colorado and Merced California to review water projects and gauge political races.
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Calif
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Richard M. Nixon
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Jim Rhodes Calls Ohio To Restore Jobs Growth
Ohio Auditor James A. Rhodes criticizes a 1959 employment claim as half true noting a 223000 job loss in 1958 and modest gains in 1959 and later years. He campaigns for governor promising 200000 new jobs and urges industrial site diversification and expansion to attract and grow industry.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
United States Restores Ties With Peruvian Military Government
The United States recognized Peru's military government today after suspending relations on July 18 when a military junta seized power and Ambassador James Loeb was recalled. Renewed diplomatic ties were forecast recently and informants said the resumption would be announced.
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United States
U. S
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Record Number Of Passengers Leave Europe Aboard Nine Liners
New York reports 9860 passengers sailed for Europe aboard nine ocean liners on Thursday setting a new single day record. The prior record dated from 1929 was surpassed last week.
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Europe
Nenni Improves After Icy Stream Injury in Italy
Aosta Italy doctors report a slight improvement in the condition of Pietro Nenni 71 Socialist leader who was injured Thursday when he fell into an icy stream during a mountain hike in north western Italy.
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Italy
Pietro Nenni
Miller to Headline Ohio GOP Convention September 12
William E. Miller, Republican national committee chairman, will be the principal speaker at the Ohio GOP state convention to be held in Columbus on September 12, according to GOP state headquarters.
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Columbus
William E. Miller
Republican National Committee
Space flight limit set for six orbits in Mercury mission
D Brainerd Holmes announced that Walter Schirra Jr. will complete six orbits, with recovery near Midway Island, regardless of flight success. He noted future Mercury missions will extend to 18 orbits, and defended astronauts Glenn and Carpenter against criticisms of limited scientific results.
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
Midway Island
D. Brainerd Holmes
Man
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Virginia Polytechnic Insti
Mercury
John J. Glenn Jr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Symington halts Humphrey testimony over press insult
Senator Stuart Symington interrupted the Humphrey hearing on nickel deals charging an insult to the Senate by a former Treasury secretary. He refused further testimony and adjourned the session amid tense exchanges and camera glare.
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Stuart Symington
D-Mo
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George M. Humphrey
Senate
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Symington
Eisenhower Administration
Prescott Bush
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United States
PUCO Approves 178000 Annual Phone Rate Increase
The Public Utilities Commission approved a 178000 dollar annual rate rise for General Telephone Co of Ohio affecting subscribers in Fairfield Perry Hocking Vinton Athens and Meigs counties. The increase, about 18 percent in the Athens area, follows a December 1960 request by Commonwealth Telephone which merged with General last month. PACO hearings were held last April with city officials in attendance.
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Commonwealth
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DiSalle Tours Two More Ohio Counties
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle campaigned for re election touring Medina and Wayne counties. He praised three privately run institutions for handling problem and delinquent children and said state programs are inadequate by comparison.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Medina
Wayne Counties
DiSalle
Police deny questioning ex convict in Plymou th mail truck holdup
Rhode Island State Police deny reports they are questioning an ex convict who claims to know robbers of the 1.5 million Plymout h mail truck theft. Lt O Connell says three men were questioned and none held. Providence police say 12 were questioned and released. Columbus Ohio reports high job growth in fiscal 1961 and 1962 per administrator Leach.
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Rhode Island
Plymouth
Peter O’connell
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U. I
Columbus
Ohio
Donald B. Leach
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Bus Slams Truck on Ohio Turnpike Killing Woman
A Greyhound bus traveling from Pittsburgh to Cleveland rear ended a steel-laden tractor trailer on the Ohio Turnpike, killing one woman and injuring 23 passengers including four in critical condition. Twenty seven aboard, both westbound lanes blocked for two hours as crews cleared wreckage.
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Commission Directed To Adopt Radiation Safety Code
Ohio governor Michael V. DiSalle ordered the Industrial Commission to adopt a radiation safety code. He set a 37 day deadline after a Cabinet meeting with Atomic Energy Advisory Committee members present.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Industrial Commission
Ohio
Atomic Energy Advisory Committee
Finkbine Granted Abortion Operation in Sweden
Mrs Finkbine a 30 year old Arizona homemaker and television personality was informed by Sweden's Medical Board that she may have an abortion to end a pregnancy she fears will produce a drug deformed baby. The operation is expected next week at Caroline Hospital where foreign women have received similar care.
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Sweden
Sherri Finkbine
Caroline Hospital
Viet Forces Kill 40 Red Guerrillas in Ca Mau Sweep
Viet Nam government ground air and sea forces killed 40 Communist Viet Cong guerrillas and captured 60 more in a dawn operation in Ca Mau Province mangrove swamps near the coast. About 3000 troops combed the area with fighter planes and naval craft as the campaign continued.
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Viet Nam
Ca Mau
Sukarno Talks Of West New Guinea Deal Progress
In Jakarta President Sukarno announced the Dutch agreement to hand over West New Guinea and said Indonesia's other problems can be solved as we go along. He also set groundwork for better ties with former colonial rulers during Indonesia's independence anniversary. In Columbus a transfer of about 1.5 million from unspent mental hygiene and corrections funds was approved by the State Controlling Board.
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West New Guinea
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Columbus
Mayor Tate Funds Grand Jury Probe Into City Hall Scandals
Philadelphia Mayor James H. J. Tate signed a bill approving 112000 dollars for a special grand jury investigation of alleged City Hall scandals during former Mayor Richardson Dilworth's administration.
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James H. J. Tate
Richardson Dilworth
Six Americans Freed By Pro Reds In Laos Release
Five Americans and a Filipino freed after over a year held by pro Communist forces in Vientiane Laos. The group includes Maj. Lawrence Bailey Laurel Maryland assistant military attache at the U S Embassy John McMorrow Brooklyn New York John Shore Jr Galloway Tennessee Sgt Orville Ballenger Columbus Ohio NBC cameraman Grant Wolfkill Shelton Washington and Lorenzo Frigillana Philippines.
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Laos
R Lawrence Bailey
Laurel
U.S
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Brooklyn
N. Y
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Galloway
Tenn
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Columbus
NBC
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Shelton
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Marilyn Monroe Will Filed For Probate
New York report says Marilyn Monroe's will is filed for probate after her death on August 4 from an overdose. The estate is estimated at more than half a million dollars.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Dewitt Mackenzie, longtime AP foreign news analyst, dies
Dewitt Mackenzie, a pioneer in foreign news analysis for the Associated Press for many years, died in Glendale, California, at age 78. He helped shape international reporting and served as a leading voice on global events for the AP.
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Calif
Dewitt Mackenzie
Associated Press
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