NATO faces Soviet strength and de Gaulle split
Western leaders heard an intelligence briefing stating the Soviet Union operates 100 missile bases and has intercontinental missiles in service for 17 months. The report, given in a closed NATO session, also cited submarines firing short range missiles and a 5,000 mile range warhead capable system.
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Paris
Soviet Union
Pierre Guillaumat
France
NATO
Adm
Walter F. Boone
U. S
Boone
Giren
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Christian A. Herter
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
Rockefeller Hits Mixed Reception in Wisconsin Tour
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller faced a mixed reception in Wisconsin with empty seats at Milwaukee events. Republicans split over the nomination as Nixon-supporting officials favored Nixon while others could back Rockefeller. He previously drew smaller crowds on this Midwest swing through Indiana Missouri Minnesota.
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Milwaukee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Middle West
Marquette University
World Affairs Council
Nixon
Nan
Indiana
Missouri
Minnesota
Mild Weather To Continue Across Ohio State
Clear skies and mild temperatures prevailed over Ohio Tuesday night with southerly winds. Rain reached Kentucky but not Ohio and the dry spell continues through Thursday with rain likely by the weekend. Temps ranged 36 to 42 across several towns including 37 in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
Chesapeake
Zanesville
Bellaire
Judge Denounces Vandalism by Teens in Cleveland
Judge Albert A. Waldman of Juvenile Court criticized the spray painting of 16 cars on November 20 by three West Side boys aged 16. He ordered over 1000 dollars in damages, revoked the driver’s license of the youth who chauffeured the group, and committed them to a detention home while parents seek placement in other schools.
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Cleveland
Albert A. Waldman
Juvenile Court
West Side
Canaanville Man Recovers Weather Bureau Radiosonde
A U S Weather Bureau testing radiosonde landed on U S Route 50 at Canaanville. Thomas Christy and Dannie Almashy witnessed the drop near Dannie’s Grocery. The instrument traveled 120 air miles in a day and was sent to Athens for return to Joliet Illinois.
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Space Visitor
Thomas Christy
Dannie Almashy
Canaanville
Weather Bureau
Dayton
Christy
Almashy
Messenger Newsphoto
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dannie
Itor
Space
Sulphur Grove
Athens
Radiosonde Reconditioning Center
Joliet
Federal judges asked to reopen Wilson & Co plant in Albert Lea
A three-judge panel in Minneapolis will consider reopening the Wilson & Co meat packing plant in Albert Lea Minnesota. The firm seeks full production without National Guard interference amid martial law declared for six days. Gov Freeman will testify as the state witness.
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Minneapolis
Wilson & Co
Albert Lea
Minn
Wilson
Minnesota
Orville Freeman
Wilson Plant
Operating Levy Defeat Triggers Sharp Strongsville Budget Cuts
In Strongsville Ohio the defeat of a five mill operating levy at a special election prompts the school board to cut $110000 from the 1960 budget. The board orders cancellation of high school sports and closes buildings by 5 pm. Kindergarten classes are merged and bus service is cut. An unfinished elementary school is kept unopened.
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Cleveland
Strongsville Board of Education
Lewis A. Lenkaitis
U S Shoe Co to distribute record profits and bonuses
U S Shoe Co of Norwood plans profit sharing and Christmas bonuses totaling 1 347 967 dollars to about 4500 employees. President Joseph Stern says the amount reflects a yearly sales peak and an estimated 50 million dollars in sales for the year.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Shoe Co
Norwood
Joseph $. Stern
Japan Court Rules US Troops May Stay In Japan
The Japanese Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Article 9 does not bar stationing of American troops and that Japan can maintain its self defense forces. The decision reverses a lower court ruling and counters leftist aims to remove U S forces and disarm Japan amid Cold War tensions.
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Tokyo
Supreme Court
Japan
U.S
High Court
Korea
Johnson Echoes Presidential Hope At Fort Worth Banquet
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson spoke at a Fort Worth banquet, urging better national direction and signaling continued presidential interest. He teased his status as a possible Democratic nominee while stressing active participation in next year's pivotal decisions.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
Nikita Khrushchev
Texas
Johnson
America
Federal loan approved for New Waterford sewage system
The Community Facilities Administration approved a 160000 loan to New Waterford Ohio to fund a sewage system and treatment plant. The project costs are estimated at 263000. New Waterford lies 15 miles south of Youngstown.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
New Waterford
Ohio
Youngstown
DiSalle Act Opens Lifers' Parole Bid
Gov. DiSalle commuted the first degree murder sentences of Ernest Kahn and Waldo Tippins to second degree, making them eligible for immediate parole consideration after 25 and 21 years served. The clemency follows Pardon and Parole Commission recommendations in a 53-case wave. Kahn, 65, and Tippins, 59, were convicted in 1935 and 1930 respectively for killings during robberies and card game disputes.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ernest Kahn
Akron
Waldo Tippins
Marietta
DiSalle
Pardon and Parole Commission
Kahn
Rufus Autrey
Ohio Penitentiary
Marion Correctional Institution
Tippins
John Conrad
Clay Sims
Raymond Sliders
Tipping
Marion Institution
Struck Plant Threatens To Reopen
In Middletown Ohio union leaders say a strong picket line will greet Magnode Products Co as it attempts to resume production with new workers. Machinists union members struck last Thursday and will not return until a new contract is agreed. The company warned workers to report by 8 a.m. or face replacement.
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Wilson
Freeman
Guard
United Packinghouse Workers of America
Chicago
Middletown
Ohio
Magnode Products Co
Eisenhower Heads To Paris Summit From Mediterranean Cruise
President Eisenhower continues the goodwill tour aboard the Des Moines as weather and seas ease. He will attend the Western summit in Paris after a 24 hour cruise to Toulon and a Tunisia conference with President Habib Bourguiba.
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Mediterranean
U.S
Des Moines
Tunisia
Athens
Congress
Essex
Habib Bourguiba
Tunia
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Toulon
France
Paris
Barbara
Hagerty
Wife Confesses to Killing Husband in Ohio Home
Madelin Mae Duncan, 29, admitted shooting her husband Raymond, 33, twice in the head as he lay on a couch in their North Ridgeville home. Sheriff Vernon M. Smith says she claimed she only meant to frighten him. Thomas L. Tyree, 17, initially confessed but later repudiated his story.
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Elyria
Ohio
North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Vernon M. Smith
Madelin Mae Duncan
Sheriff Smith
Raymond
Duncan
Thomas L. Tyree
Nelsonville Vian Killed in Auto Crash
Nelsonville victim Frank Top say Jr., 33, died Tuesday night in a Delaware Maryland auto wreck while en route to a basketball game. He served at Dover Air Force Base and was born in Columbus. Survived by wife Lula Turner Topsail, mother, two sisters. funeral arrangements by Johnson funeral home.
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Nelsonville
Frank Topsay, Jr
Delaware
Dover Air Force Base
Columbus
Ruth
Frank Topsail
Lula Turner Topsail
Margaret Gordell
Violent Welch
Johnson Funeral Home
Conviction Upheld for Dr John E Allgood in Abortion Case
Youngstown Ohio Seventh District Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of Dr John E Allgood of New Middletown for abortion. He was sentenced to one to seven years after a jury trial last year.
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Youngstown
John E. Allgood
New Middletown
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Allgood
Wright Brothers painting to be unveiled at Ohio Statehouse
The unveiling ceremony is set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the main corridor of the Ohio Statehouse Columbus. Governor Michael V. DiSalle will preside with Air Force officials present. The Wright brothers tribute painting was created by Athens artist Dwight Mutchler.
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Wright Brothers
Ohio Statehouse
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Air Force
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Athens
Dwight Mutchler
FAA Offers Port Aid To Youngstown Airport Tower
The Federal Aviation Agency says Youngstown Municipal Airport's control tower is inadequate and will fund half the cost of a new $200 000 tower. Airport Manager Donald F Glass confirms the plan.
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Youngstown
Federal Aviation Agency
Youngstown Municipal Airport
Donald F. Glass
Britton Testifies He Aimed To Kill Himself Not Wife
Olin L. Britton described the May 31 murder of his estranged wife Audrey at an ice cream stand. He testified he planned only to end his own life in her presence and recalled crashing his truck after hearing shots and leaving the scene.
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Chillicothe
Olin L. Britton
Audrey
Britton
Here
Wichita
Kan
Ross County
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