UN Recesses After Congo Cost Plan Approved
The United Nations General Assembly recessed after approving a plan requiring all members to share in the $48.5 million Congo operation cost. Soviet opposition signaled defiance as the assembly also allowed up to $24 million for early 1961 operations.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN General Assembly
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Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
Hammarskjold
China Vows to Stop U S Laos Aid
Chinese Defense Minister Lin Piao pledged to halt U S intervention in Laos in a Peiping radio message to North Viet Nam's Wo Nguyen Giap. The broadcast saluted the 16th anniversary of the North Vietnamese Army and said China would aid pro communist Laotian forces alongside North Viet Nam to safeguard Geneva accords. The U S has resumed aid to Laos after Phoumi Nosavan's forces took Vientiane.
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Lin Piao
China
U.S
Laos
Peiping Radio
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Wo Nguyen Giap
North Viet Nam
Phoumi Nosavan
Benn Oum
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Phoumi
Vientiane
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Thailand
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Harris testifies in Gallia murder case defense
Tommy Harris 42 testifies in Gallia County Common Pleas Court that he shot Marion Hatfield 35 because he feared him. The trial halted for a Crown City shooting, then resumed with Harris cross examined.
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Tommy Harris
Vinton
Gallia County
Sheets
Harris
Frank Hatfield
Brush Ridge
Hatfield
Hassell Tackett
Tacketts
Willie Johnson
Floyd County
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Ben-Gurion Declares Israel Reactor For Peaceful Research
In a parliamentary address Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion states the Negev atomic reactor will be dedicated entirely to peaceful research purposes. He emphasizes the program is not for weapons and frames it as a scientific milestone for Israel.
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David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Negev Desert
Ohio State selects 30 for Academic Year Institute
Thirty high school staff members from Ohio and nearby states will be selected by Ohio State University's College of Education for membership in the new Academic Year Institute.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
College of Education
Mobutu says no invasion planned in Orientale Province
Con go Col Joseph Mobutu announces no immediate invasion to overthrow the pro Lumumban government in Oriental province.
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The
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Joseph Mobutu
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Reds charge buzzing Moscow in naval incident
The Soviet Union charged a U S destroyer with an hour long mock attack on a Soviet freighter in the Mediterranean on November 4 nearly causing a collision.
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Soviet Union
U. S
Mediterranean
Ohio State to receive nuclear reactor license in two weeks
Washington reports OSU will obtain a license for its nuclear reactor within two weeks. Officials confirm the pending approval and outline the steps remaining before operation can commence.
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Washington
Ohio State University
No Yule for 170000 as Columbus jobless rise hits season
Almost 170,000 Ohioans are without work this Christmas, with unemployment toll rising in Columbus as the season arrives.
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Columbus
Davis Seeks School Aid in Louisiana Tax Plan
Gov Jimmie H Davis pushes a $28 million sales tax rise in a four bill package to fund private school grants. The plan raises the state tax from 2 to 3 percent for eight months starting January 1 with revenues targeted to aid parents sending children to private school cooperatives.
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Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
Three Theories Arise On New York Air Crash Causes
Washington experts suggest three possible causes for the New York air collision. Ground radio navigation faults, brief radar surveillance lapses, or a passenger injuring navigation gear with a transistor radio or dictation machine. United Air Lines and ALPA officials clash with FAA chief Quesada over comments.
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New York
United Airlines
Quesada
Eisenhower
United Air Lines
Parting Salvo Attacks Aviation and Commerce Panels
The House subcommittee that exposed the TV quiz show scandals released a final critique aimed at the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
House
Civil Aeronautics Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Naval Court Seeks Cause Of Ship Fire
New York naval court of inquiry opens to probe the Constellation blaze and Naval Fire Department criticism of safety. Fifty bodies recovered with 49 dead. ship completion delayed by at least a year as investigations focus on fire hazards and possible use of metal floors for staging and scaffolding.
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New York
Naval Court of Inquiry
Constellation
Washington
Navy
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Santa Claus Acts Fast in San Francisco
Jackie Rose, a 3 year old in San Francisco, pulled a stool to a street fire alarm box and summoned two fire engines. His grandfather, Superior Court Judge Edward Melkenbuhr, told him he could have neither and advised informing Santa directly next time.
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Superior Court
Edward Melkenbuhr
Santa Claus
Last Commandant of Auschwitz Nabbed in Germany
Richard Baer, Auschwitz last commandant, was arrested near Hamburg while posing as a master lumberman. He faced charges of murdering thousands of Jews in the gas chambers and during a 1945 retreat, with state officials confirming the case and his transfer to Frankfurt for processing.
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Baer
Rudolf Hoess
Auschwitz
Hoess
Heinz Wolf
Old Man Winter Makes Debut Across Ohio and Nation
A major snowstorm spread from the eastern Rockies into the Northeast and Midwest, bringing foot high drifts in places. Ohio reports disrupted transport, closed schools, and several deaths as snow blankets the region from Lake Erie to the Ohio River and into surrounding states.
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Nation
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Soviets Aid Rebel Force in Laos Showdown
Pro Communist Captain Kong Le’s rebel units, bolstered by Soviet air drops of arms, are believed set for a showdown with Western backed forces in Vientiane. Two Soviet transport planes are delivering supplies to Boun Phong and Vang Vieng, likely from North Vietnam, according to witnesses.
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Laos
Kong le
Boun Phong
Vang Vieng
Communist
North Viet Nam
Discoverer XIX Tracks Earth Temperature from Orbit
At Vandenberg AFB California the Discoverer XIX satellite is in orbit to measure Earth's temperature. The mission aims to aid future Midas satellites by detecting heat flashes that exceed normal levels and could signal hostile missile firings.
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Calif
Midas
Ohio State President Credits Legislation for Nutrition Program Support
Novice G. Fawcett, president of Ohio State University, states a legislative appropriation backs the university's research program in nutrition and food technology. The funding seeks to advance studies, equipment, and practical applications in food science.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Merger Planned Between Sandusky Wakefield and Detroit Firm
Sandusky Wakefield Co a 55 year old maker of lighting equipment in VerMilion plans to merge with Abrasive and Metal Products Co of Detroit. The proposed merger would combine two regional manufacturers with strong industrial profiles and aims to expand production capacity and market reach.
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Wakefield Co
Vermilion
Abrasive & Metal Products Co
Detroit
Steel output to hit postwar low in non-strike week
Iron Age Magazine reports next week will show the lowest steel tonnage produced in a non-strike week since the late 1930s, signaling a sharp drop in output.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
Ohio Five Day Forecast Shows Cold Dip with Light Snow
Forecast calls for average temperatures 15 to 18 degrees below normal with normal highs near 38 and lows around 22. Expect continued cold with some warming over the weekend, little precipitation, and lingering snow flurries in east central through Thursday plus a chance of light snow or flurries over the weekend.
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Ohio
East Central
Kennedy names Gilpatric deputy defense secretary
President elect John F Kennedy selected Roswell Gilpatric to be deputy secretary of defense as he opened budget talks in Palm Beach Florida. Gilpatric, 54, was undersecretary of the Air Force in 1951 to 1953 and will serve under Robert McNamara. The move comes as Kennedy seeks experts to guide the new administration amid business concerns and a looming budget plan.
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Fla
John F. Kennedy
Roswell Gilpatric
Air Force
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Harvard
Budget Bureau
Elmer B. Staats
Bell
Theodore Sorensen
Myer Feldman
Pierre Salinger
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Massachusetts
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Athalia Man Held For Slaying At Crown City
Gallia County deputies arrest 25-year-old Donna Johnson Jr. in Crown City after a 46-year-old farmer, Carroll Short of Federal Creek, is fatally shot. Johnson initially denied the shooting but later confessed, saying an argument preceded the fatal shot to Short’s chest. A 32 caliber revolver with one spent cartridge was recovered. An autopsy was ordered. the coroner’s verdict is pending.
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Carroll Short
Federal Creek
Lawrence County
Crown City
Tommy Harris
Oscar Baird
Warren F. Sheets
Stanley Fellore
Grant Long
Crown 7
Donna Johnson Jr
Athalia
Johnson
Baird
Fellore
Route 7
Eagley Rock Inn
Fellure
Donald R. Warehime
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Crown Manor
Venezuela Revolt Crushed Near Caracas
In Venezuela a pocket revolt against President Romulo Betancourt failed. Lt Libardo Marquez Perez led about 20 rebels who seized La Guaira guard post but were captured on the Caracas La Guaira highway while en route to the capital. Authorities said their aim was to reach a Caracas prison holding former Peres Jimenez officials.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Libardo Marquez Perez
la Guaira
Marquez Perez
Caracas-La Guaira
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Neptune patrol bomber crashes off Newfoundland
A U S Navy Neptune P2V patrol bomber crashed into the sea near the southeast tip of Newfoundland. Rescue officers said there apparently were no survivors. The plane normally carries a crew of five or six.
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ST. John’s
Newfoundland
Boulder Blocks U S Route 35 Near Leon
A large boulder fell on U S Route 35 near Leon Wednesday morning but traffic remained open. Officials expect to clear the rock and debris from a landslide by late afternoon.
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Point Pleasant
Leon
Board Appointment to Veterinary Medical Board
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle appointed Dr. Frank A. Coy of East Cleveland to succeed Dr. Harry Roberts on the Veterinary Medical Board for a term ending December 15, 1965.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Frank A. Coy
East Cleveland
Harry Roberts
Veterinary Medical Board
Wooden storm door for sale 32 by 80 inches
Item offers a wooden storm door sized 32 by 80 inches. Contact Bob Brown after 5 p.m. at LY 2-6469 for details or to arrange pickup or sale.
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