UN Congo Chief Returns to Lead New Action
UN Congo chief Gardiner flies back to direct the next phase of ending the 29 month old Katanga secession. An eight man US mission led by Lt Gen Louis W Truman has left for Leopoldville to study US military aid options and the possibility of equipment deliveries to the UN force.
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United Nations
N. Y
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Congo
Katanga
Gardiner
U. S
Louis W. Truman
Truman
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Leopoldville
United States
Ralph J. Bunche
Louis Truman
New York
U.N
Miss Grace L. Horton Dies at 90 in Pomeroy
Grace L. Horton 90 of Pomeroy died Thursday at Meigs General Hospital. Daughter of Capt Horace M and Anna Remington Horton she belonged to Grace Episcopal Church the Women’s Guild and was a DAR charter member. Survived by cousins Frank and James R. Titus. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at Episcopal Church Rev Emmet Smith to officiate. Burial Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Rawlings Coats Funeral Home.
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Grace L. Horton
Meigs General Hospital
Horace M
Anna Remington Horton
Valentine B. Horton
Miss Horton
Grace Episcopal Church
Women’s Guild
Return
Jonathan Meigs Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank
James R. Titus
Episcopal Church
Emmet Smith
Gallipolis
Beech Grove Cemetery
Rawlings-Coats
Food Poisoning Report At Central School
Twenty six students at Central School were reported ill on Friday morning from suspected food poisoning. About 185 students were served the same meal prepared the day before. Samples were sent to Charleston for testing.
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Point Pleasant
Central School
Charleston
Missing Lancaster housewife Virginia Wagner sparks search
Lancaster officials join Fairfield County to find 35 year old Virginia Wagner missing since Wednesday night after leaving home to fetch a son from basketball practice at Lancaster East School. Her husband reports the family car unoccupied and keys missing near E Main Street around midnight.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County
Virginia Wagner
Lancaster East School
Chris Wagner
E. Main St
Even The President Can't Help This Time
Gloria Kassoff, 17, sought presidential help to marry Lance Cpl. Bernard Richardson, 19, from the Guantanamo base Cuba. He lacked parental consent required for under 21, and he did not know his father’s whereabouts. Tears flowed as officials and a rabbi worked to resolve the issue.
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New York
Gloria Kassoff
Lance Cpl
Bernard Richardson
Kennedy
Gloria
Richardson
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Cuban Talks Reported Progressing
Havana reports New York attorney James B Donovan making progress in negotiations to free 1,113 Cuban invasion prisoners. A committee of Cubans says progress is being made in exchange for millions of dollars of American goods. The freighter African Pilot, supplied by American shipping firms, has begun 24 hour operations at Port Everglades and is expected to sail to Havana by Saturday.
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Havana
New York
James B. Donovan
Donovan
Fidel Castro
American Red Cross
Port Everglades
Fla
Miami
United States
Yemeni Leader Attacks U S in Interview
Pravda published an interview with Yemeni President Ab dullah Sallal in which he attacked American leaders and their policies. The piece cites Sallal in Sanpa and notes the U S recognized his government the day before.
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Moscow
Pravda
Abdullah Sallal
Pan Am and TWA Seek Approval for $1.2 Billion Merger
Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines seek CAB and presidential approval to merge into a globe spanning system worth $1.2 billion. The deal would create a 80,000 mile network serving 169 cities with about 44,000 employees and would become the nation's largest carrier surpassing United and the anticipated American Eastern combination.
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New York —P
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
U. S
Lantic
Pan Am
TWA
Civil Aeronautics Board
Kennedy
U.S
United Air Lines
American
Eastern Airlines
Twa-Pan Am
Kennedy Releases Nearly 200 Million for Public Works
President Kennedy approves a second accelerated public works allocation totaling 200 million to create jobs. Secretary Hodges notes 230,000 man-months on 861 projects with 119.1 million state local and 42.9 million federal funded projects. He expects 280,000 more man-months from this allocation. 147 million goes to state and local projects and 50 million to federal projects in high unemployment regions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Luther H. Hodges
Congress
Hodges
Seven Million Pay Raises Possible in 1963
The Labor Department reports studies showing more than 7 million American workers may receive pay raises in 1963. About 3.3 million have raises already negotiated for this year, with 1.2 million covered by expiring contracts, 1.7 million with wage reopeners, and 1.1 million via automatic cost‑of‑living adjustments.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Goble to Remain Deputy State Auditor in Ohio
Columbus reports Deputy State Auditor C. W. Goble will stay in his current post after Auditor elect Roger W. Tracy takes office January 14. Goble previously served as adjutant general under Gov. Thomas J. Herbert and has held his present role since March 1, 1955.
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Columbus
C. W. Goble
Roger W. Tracy
Goble
Thomas J. Herbert
James A. Rhodes
Jury Changes Mark Hoffa Conspiracy Trial Near End
A second juror was replaced as the Hoffa trial nears closing in Nashville. Gratlin Fields was missing as jurors returned for the final summation and charges, with Mrs. W. M. Johnson filling the vacant seat.
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Nashville
Tenn
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Gratlin Fields
Nashville Railroad
Fields
W. M. Johnson
Dickson
US District Court
James Paschal
Woodbury
Mansfield Suggests Raising Exemptions
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield proposed increasing the individual exemption from 600 dollars to 700 or 800 as a possible tax cut form. He opposed cuts to corporate levies and urged tax reforms including withholding taxes on dividends and interest.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
UN Closes Assembly Session Amid Cold War Tensions
The General Assembly adjourned after midnight amid fears of nuclear war over Cuba and the India China conflict. Adlai Stevenson and Valerian Zorin held news conferences as the body abolished the Hungary watchdog mission and likely shelved the Cold War debate. Yemen’s revolutionary government was recognized and the royalist delegation unseated. The vote was 74 to 4 with 23 abstentions.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
Cuba
India
China
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
110-Nation Forum
Hungary
Yemen
Saxbe Names Mingle New Frauds Chief
Columbus reports George Mingle, retired highway patrol head, will become chief of the consumer frauds and crimes sections in the attorney general office when William B. Saxbe assumes office January 14. Mingle led the patrol from 1944 to 1957, and has since held city manager roles in Portsmouth Ohio and Delray Beach Florida. He also served as interim chief deputy sheriff in Palm Beach County during a 1960s cleanup.
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Columbus
George Mingle
Highway Patrol
Attorney General’s Office
William B. Saxbe
Mingle
Portsmouth
Delray Beach
Fla
Palm Beach County
New Era Opens In Atlantic Plan
In Nassau Bahamas President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan move toward a historic agreement to end the transatlantic missile dispute and outline a new range of Allied defense. A Polaris program replaces Skybolt, with six to seven years foreseen for full implementation and Britain to equip submarines amid Western alliance efforts.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
North Atlantic
Charles de Gaulle
France
Macmillan
London
Britain
United States
Nuclear Weapon Club
Polaris
Leftists Leading In Dominica Leftists Leading In Dominica
The Dominican Revolutionary party leads in early unofficial returns from Dominica's first free election in 38 years. Juan Bosch holds a large margin over Viriato A. Fiallo as Bosch’s party dominates Santo Domingo while conservatives win pockets in the Cibao Valley. In the federal district Bosch leads about two to one with 174 810 votes to 88 595 for Fiallo. No reliable predictor yet on final results.
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Santa Domingo
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Viriato A. Fiallo
National Civic Union
el Caribe
Cibo
Revolutionary Party
Santo Domingo
Bosch
Fiallo
Inaugural Luncheon Planned for Rhodes In Ohio
Columbus reports an inaugural luncheon set for Monday January 14 following the installation of Gov Elect James A Rhodes and other Republicans. The 12:30 p m event at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium will follow 11 a m swearing in by Ohio Supreme Court judges. Rhodes will be Ohio's 61st governor.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ray C. Bliss
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Rhodes
John D. Herbert
Ted W. Brown
Roger W. Tracy
William B. Saxbe
John W. Brown
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Kingsley A. Taft
John M. Matthias
C. William O O’neill
Paul Herbert
John W. Bricker
U.S
Tito Reports Incomplete Soviet Yugoslav Agreement
President Tito said after talks with Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow that major differences remain unresolved. He pledged to continue an independent path of communism despite clearer Kremlin policies. Separately a Coast Guard report noted the steamer Frank E Taplin stuck in 8 to 10 inch ice southeast of Colchester Reef in Lake Erie.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kremlin
Stalin
Cleveland —P
Frank E. Taplin
Colchester Reef
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
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