Man in Palm Beach Held on Bond in Kennedy Bomb Plot
A 73 year old former postal worker Richard Pavlick of Belmont New Hampshire was held on 100000 bond after alleged plans to turn himself into a human bomb targeting President elect John F Kennedy. Police seized seven sticks of dynamite in his car and motel room. Pavlick told agents he had been treated at a mental hospital.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Richard Paul Pavlick
Belmont
N.H
U.S
George L. Pink
Pink
Pavlick
Palm Beach
U.S. Dist
Rust
Marshall
Emperor Haile Selassie Returns to Lead Ethiopian Loyalists
Dispatches report Haile Selassie landing in Ethiopia to rally loyal forces against the rebel government proclaimed two days earlier. Violent street fighting erupts in Addis Ababa with reports of civilian deaths and clashes reaching Asmara and Harar.
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London
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
South America
Addis Ababa
Merid Mengesha
Voice of
Mengesha
Lagos
Nigeria
Selassie
Asmara
Eritrea
Harar
Witness Heard Gunshot in Harris Murder Trial
In Gallia County, Hassell Tackett testified he awoke to a gunshot and heard a warning as Tommy Harris faced a first degree murder charge for Marion Hatfield’s death in the Harris home living room. The defense pressed Tackett on a signed June statement amid ongoing trial proceedings.
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Tommy Harris
Brush Ridge
Gallia County
Common Pleas
Hassell Tackett
Melvin
Harris Home
Tommy
Harris
The
Marion Hatfield
Jackson
Frank Hatfield
John A. Epling
Tackett
Epling
Hatfield
Battle for Vientiane Intensifies as Phoumi Forces Advance
Artillery pounded Vientiane as Gen. Phoumi Nosavan's anti Communist forces fought to expel leftist remnants. U S and British reports say Phoumi tightened control of the south while Pathet Lao guerrillas held a foothold in the northwest. Refugees flocked to Bangkok amid the blaze destroying the U S Embassy and surrounding structures.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
Vientiane
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
U. S. State Department
Prince Boun Oum
Gen. Phoumi
Kong le
U. S
Monarch Seizes Power in Nepal Coup Arrests Premier Koirala
King Mahendra moved to consolidate power in Katmandu arresting Premier Koirala and most of his cabinet, suspending the constitution. Gurkha troops guarded the palace as Nepal, neutral in world affairs, faces political upheaval and widespread newspaper suspensions.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mahendra
India
Tibet
B. P. Koirala
School Pay Case Heard In New Orleans Federal Court
A three judge federal panel convened in New Orleans to hear Orleans Parish School Board requests to enjoin four local banks from honoring checks. Banks froze about 728000 of board funds, risking closure of public schools integrated by federal orders on November 14. Judges also heard requests to halt creation of a new city school board by the State Legislature, in suits brought by the U.S. government and the NAACP.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
U. S
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Chill Moves To Northeast Bring Cold Into The East
The Associated Press reports stiff northerly winds chill areas from the Rockies into the Midwest as cold air fans into the northeast. Snow flurries mix with rain from the upper Great Lakes to the upper Ohio Valley and push into the central Appalachians while temperatures drop into the 30s to 50s, with Florida easing into the 60s.
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Rockies
Midwest
Upper
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Central
Appalachians
Texas
New Penitentiary Site Near London Approved
The proposed 2000 inmate penitentiary for southern Ohio will be built near the London Correctional Institution in Madison County. Dr. Robert A. Haines approved the site, with Gov. DiSalle expected to concur. A $20 million 1961 appropriation is planned, plus $12.5 million for Grafton, totaling over $32.5 million. The plan includes an 800 man unit for psychopathic offenders and would move Ohio's penitentiary operations away from Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Haines
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Michael V. DiSalle
Maury C. Koblentz
Haines
Ohio Penitentiary
May Be Named Tonight Three Posts Unfilled In Kennedy Cabinet
Washington reports say President elect John F. Kennedy may announce cabinet choices tonight. Minnesota Governor Orville Freeman is in line for agriculture, AFL-CIO lawyer Arthur J. Goldberg for labor, and rumors point to Robert Kennedy as attorney general.
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Kennedy
Washington
Minnesota
Orville L. Freeman
John F. Kennedy
Agriculture
Afl-Cio
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor
OU Official among dead in New York air crash
Richard L. Bitters of Ohio University was aboard a Trans World Airline plane that collided with a United Airlines craft in a snowstorm over New York City. The TWA jet from Dayton and Columbus plummeted into Staten Island. six survivors, two in serious condition, among 83 aboard. United Airlines flight from Chicago with 83 people crashed in Brooklyn. no survivors. Civil Aeronautics Board sent investigators. police urged crowd control near disaster zones.
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Richard L. Bitters
Ohio University
Lund
Trans World
New York City
TWA
Columbus
Bitters
Port Columbus
A.m. Bitters
New York
Ohio U
Madison Square Garden
United Airlines
United
Chicago
Brooklyn
Dayton
Ohio
Staten Island
New York Harbor Narrows
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Stephen P. Kennedy
Kennedy to appoint Dillon as treasury secretary
President elect John F. Kennedy announced C. Douglas Dillon a Republican will be secretary of the treasury and Robert F. Kennedy his brother will be attorney general as part of a 10 member cabinet. Kennedy also met with Eugene R. Black of the World Bank prompting further treasury speculation. J Edward Day a Los Angeles insurer emerged as postmaster general candidate and a political unknown.
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John F. Kennedy
C. Douglas Dillon
Secretary of the Treasury
Postmaster General
Kennedy
Civil Rights Chief Sees North's City Problems
In North Detroit Michigan chair man John A Hannah of the U S Civil Rights Commission says he is convinced the most difficult civil rights problem is in the larger cities of the North.
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Detroit
Mich
John A. Hannah
U. S. Civil Rights Commission
Governor DiSalle Reviews State Mental Hospitals
Cincinnati report says Gov. Michael V. DiSalle inspected mental hospitals in Cincinnati and Dayton and voiced satisfaction with their condition and operations.
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Cincinnati
Michael V. DiSalle
Dayton
Government Bases Order Tightens Overseas Dependents
Washington reports the government eased a controversial order on military dependents overseas. Originally President Eisenhower limited dependents to 200000 with no exemptions. A Defense Department memo adds exemptions and could let about 60000 more stay abroad, totaling 484000 dependents overseas.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Siskins Earn President's Distinguished Service Award Again
In Chattanooga Tennessee Mose and Garrison Siskin are honored for a second time with the President's Distinguished Service Award for their work salvaging junk and using the proceeds to rescue people.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Mose
Garrison Siskin
India Yugoslavia Move To End Congo Deadlock
India and Yugoslavia proposed a plan at the United Nations to place Congolese troops under UN command and free Patrice Lumumba. The effort aimed to end the Congo deadlock but faced skepticism about securing broad support.
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India
Yugoslavia
Congo
United Nations
N. Y
Patrice Lumumba
General Assembly
Ceylon
Tunisia
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Rio Grande student injured in coal furnace blast
John Aldro Brown 20 Rio Grande College sophomore is hospitalized with first and second degree burns after a coal furnace exploded in a basement near the college. His wife aided his transport and the Rio Grande volunteers fought the blaze for about two hours. No damage estimate given.
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Rio
Gallipolis
John Aldro Brown
Rio Grande College
Holzer Hospital
Brown
Rio Grande
Laying pullets and geese advertised for sale
The want ad markets poultry with calls starting before 6 am. A reader reports selling laying pullets and geese after placing a 75 cent ad in Messenger Want Ads. The ad promises easy placement by phone LY 3-1242 with results-driven service.
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Messenger
Ohio College Association opposes state scholarship plan
The Ohio College Association argues the proposed Ohio Scholarship Funds Inc. plan is improper. It questions the state's solicitation of private funds for scholarships and notes government taxing power backing private contributions. The plan would match private funds up to one third. Scholarships would target Ohio high school graduates seeking state colleges, with admission based on need and merit.
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Akron
Ohio College Association
Norman P. Auburn
OCA
University of Akron
Ohio
Ohio Scholarship Funds, Inc
West Nations Warn of Khrushchev Negotiation Push
U S Secretary of State Christian A. Herter warned NATO at its opening meeting that Khrushchev seeks to renew East-West talks with Western allies. He said Khrushchev may have won consent from other Communist nations but faces a dilemma between avoiding nuclear war and accelerating world domination through communism.
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Paris
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Khrushchev
Herter
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Iron Ore Shipments on Great Lakes Reach 135 Million Tons
Shipments of iron ore coal and grain on the Great Lakes for the first 11 months of the year totaled 135 285 631 net tons. The figure reflects activity across Cleveland and other port facilities and indicates strong regional maritime trade.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
No Letup Seen in Cleveland Unemployment Rise
Ohio State Employment Service predicts continue rising unemployment in Cleveland with no letup expected in the near term and jobless figures remaining high. Local authorities focus on relief efforts and retraining programs amid persistent labor market strain.
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Cleveland
Ohio State Employment Service
Postmen Strike Delays Christmas Mail Across France
Paris report says postal workers walked out nationwide causing widespread mail disruption and delaying Christmas deliveries as customers faced mail backlogs and disrupted services.
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Paris
France
Dentist Says Elizabeth Taylor Teeth In Perfect Condition
Hollywood report notes dentist confirms Elizabeth Taylor’s teeth are in excellent shape with no visible issues. The characteristic smile remains flawless according to the specialist.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
Ohio five day forecast shows cold, light precipitation
Temperatures run below normal with normal highs near 49 and lows around 25. The period stays cold with a small warm-up Monday and Tuesday. Precipitation totals about one tenth of an inch, with snow flurries Saturday and Saturday night, and snow again around Wednesday.
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Imech
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