Rhodes Discusses Industry At Parade Of Hills Dinner
Governor James Rhodes urged nonpartisan efforts to attract industry to Ohio during a Parade of the Hills Industrial Day dinner for 300 at the Elks Lodge in Nelsonville. He cited Goodyear's Logan plant, promoted inter-community cooperation, and highlighted Ohio University aiding Southeastern Ohio. He promoted a no new taxes pledge and a $250 million education bond issue, noting his reliance on Southeastern Ohio for top aides. The speech followed earlier groundbreakings and included remarks by Sen. C. Stanley Mechem. A separate note reports a Senate-passed bill authorizing $25,000 for the September 8 Lake Erie sesquicentennial celebration at Put-in-Bay.
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Put-in-Bay
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Iraq Mobilizes Army After Israel Clashes
Iraq placed its army and air force on standby under Syrian Revolutionary Council command after air and ground clashes between Syria and Israel. Baghdad officials ordered airports west of the Euphrates ready for takeoff on 30 minutes notice and warned of immediate military support to Syria.
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Iraq
Syrian National Revolutionary Council
Israel
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A Council
Saleh Mahdi Ammash
Euphrates River
Refugees Escaped Cuba Brought to Key West
Thirty seven Cuban refugees aboard a 26 foot motor sail boat were picked up by Coast Guard cutter Nemesis southeast of Anguilla Cay Bahamas and towed to Key West. Navy plane spotted them. 10 men 13 women and 14 children were rescued and transferred. Weather forecast: temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal with showers possible later in the week.
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Fla
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Anguilla Cay
Bahamas
Key West
Kennedy presses Congress to act on civil rights and tax plans
President Kennedy urged Congress to stay in session to pass civil rights and tax measures this year. He called both programs vital to national crisis and economic prospects, noting a delay would risk election-year excuses and the nation’s problems. He argued a year is enough for action on tax relief.
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Kennedy
Congress
President Kennedy outlines views on Cuba aid rights and more
President Kennedy gives brief remarks on Cuba withdrawing troops in Cuba and testing limits. He defends the nuclear test ban and denies a Moscow side agreement. He supports overseas aid and notes improving economics after a difficult second quarter. He backs civil rights leaders and comments on Goldwater and party dynamics.
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Moscow
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Edward Teller
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Fred Korth
Goldwater
Sen
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Airline maintenance strike halted by federal order
U S District Court Judge Bernard M Decker issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting United Airlines maintenance workers from walking off duties. The walkout began in New York and spread to other terminals, threatening to disrupt operations by Thursday. the order lasts until 11 p m CDT August 30.
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U. S
Bernard M Decker
United Airlines
New York
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Logan Clay Introduces New Vitrified Clay Pipe
Logan Clay Products Co. unveils a non glazed vitrified clay pipe with 20 percent higher crush strength than standard clay pipe. The pipe comes in multiple diameters and lengths for sanitary, industrial, and storm sewer projects, with 25 percent lower absorption and 50 percent less straightness variation.
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Logan Clay Products Co
Barton A. Hall
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Jack Bobo Crushed Under Car in Vinton County Incident
H. C. Jack Bobo aged 66 of 21 Palmer Street died after his auto drifted off a Knox Township road near Weaver Chapel two miles north of Route 50. He was crushed beneath the car while attempting to free it with a farmer and tractor help.
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Jack) Bobo
Palmer St
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Vinton County
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Weaver Chapel
Homer Hayburn
Howard McVay
McVay
Hayburn
Harry Jordan
Mc.Vay
Phiears
Hoffa Appeals Tampering Indictments In Federal Court
James R. Hoffa and six others challenge jury tampering charges in a Nashville case. Attorneys ask the Circuit Court to dismiss and seek transfer if denied. The May indictment accused them of pressuring a federal jury in a Taft Hartley Act case. A mistrial resulted from the jury’s inability to reach a verdict. Crown Prince Born in Rabat with a son to King Hassan II and Lalla Latifa.
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Morocco
Hassan II
Lalla Latifa
Husband Is Held After Shooting
In Meigs County near Racine an early morning shooting left Charlotte Folmer Ross dead at about 37 and her husband Ralph Ross jailed on an open charge. Ross, a 64 year old bartender, reportedly returned home from work about 12:30 a.m. and authorities later found the shotgun in the kitchen. The motive remains unknown as investigators await statements and autopsy results at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg. The couple had married about six months and leave behind three children from a previous marriage.
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Ralph Edmond
Hobbie) Ross
White House
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Mathews
Ross
Howard Frank
Frank
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Judy
Jenny
Folmer
Hazel Shmler
Pomeroy Route 38
Jeffrey
William Folmer
Diem imposes curfew and siege in Viet Nam crackdown
In Saigon troops and police seized Buddhist pagodas across South Viet Nam under President Ngo Dinh Diem. Monks and nuns were arrested as Diem declared a state of siege, imposing a strict curfew and military rule to end a three month crisis.
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Viet Nam
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Tokyo
South Viet Nam
Diem
U S Denounces Diem Buddhist Repression in Vietnam
The United States denounces South Vietnam's Diem regime for anti Buddhist measures described as repressive and in violation of pledges to reconcile the Buddhist dispute. Washington weighs escalating reports of a harsh campaign against Buddhist opponents.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
Counterfeiting ring floods Cleveland CTS with fake passes
Two men were arrested in a CTS ticket forgery scheme in Cleveland. Detective Sgt. Paul Robinson said phony 20 cent tires circulated in CTS fare boxes at about 100 dollars daily. Robert Furnish, 33, a Cleveland printer, and Richard Ivery, 30, face forgery charges.
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Paul Robinson
CTS
Robinson
Robert Furnace
Richard Ivery
Scientists Supporting Ban Treaty Rally Behind Pact
Washington officials say Kennedy administration defense scientists back the limited nuclear test ban treaty amid criticism from hydrogen bomb pioneer Edward Teller. Harold Brown would lead the defense panel in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings as Teller prepared for a National Press Club luncheon.
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Kennedy
Edward Teller
Harold Brown
Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Teller
National Press Club
Trapped Miners Reach Separated Companion Amid Rescue Efforts
Two miners 331 feet underground through a six inch hole work to reach Louis Bova separated by a debris wall after 40 hours. Authorities drill a new exit, while Bova's wife and brother await news as rescuer Fellin and Throne relay progress and hear Bova's voice again.
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Louis Bova
Pattersonville
David Fellin
Sheppton
Hen
Ry Throne
Hazelton
Fellin
Throne
H. B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Beva
Bova
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