Five Jurors Tentatively Chosen In Canadian Nuclear Debate
Ottawa reports five jurors tentatively selected for a steel case as U S criticism of Canada over nuclear arms intensifies. Defense Minister Harkness says U S pressure will not alter Ottawa policy while Diefenbaker denounces Washington intrusion and prepares for an election campaign on the issue.
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Roosevelt Jr selection stirs speculation on future posts
President Kennedy picked Franklin D Roosevelt Jr to be undersecretary of commerce in a 21 000 dollar post. If confirmed he could move up to secretary or be groomed for a 1964 New York Senate run. White House and press secretary offered no assurances about advancement.
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Rhodes assails lax Ohio liquor laws urges reform
Gov James A Rhodes says Ohio liquor laws poorly enforce juveniles offenses and urges tighter penalties. He backs a bill to cut Liquor Board to three members to end deadlocks and push tavern owners to stop selling to youths. He also says state workers will observe Lincoln and Washington birthdays after injunction. Cardinal D Alton dies in Dublin at 80. Rear Adm Kessing, WWII veteran, passes away in Washington.
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Airliner Collision in Ankara Kills 115 People
A passenger jet from Middle East Airlines collided with a Turkish air force C47 over Ankara. Police estimate 115 dead, including many on the ground, with about 100 ground fatalities. Hundreds more injured.
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Royal couple delayed in Vancouver after long flight
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip endured a 20 hour journey to the South Pacific and stayed overnight in Vancouver after snow and mechanical issues forced British Overseas Airways Corp. to return. The couple slept three hours, while staff prepared a hotel suite for a brief rest and public glimpses.
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Plane Lands On Highway Pilot Lost
Fremont by pass on U S 20 where Robert T. Nicols 34 of Southfield Michigan landed twice asking directions to the nearest airport Damschroder Airport Patrol escorted him to the field Columbus two men found dead in a parked panel truck may be carbon monoxide victims Groveport area Details from Ohio Senate antifilibuster vote and state auditor appointment in Columbus
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Critics Challenge Kennedy Farm Policy Shift
In a farm message President Kennedy moved from mandatory to voluntary production limits, citing congressional opposition to penalties for non cooperators. Critics led by the American Farm Bureau Federation say the change offers little freedom while prices and supplies remain government managed through supports.
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TVA eyeing 25000 palnuts sparks puzzled inquiry
In Knoxville the Tennessee Valley Authority announced plans to buy 25,000 palnuts a type of glorified lock washer for bolts. A TVA spokesman asked a reporter to spell palnuts and, after help from a utility, clarified the term.
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Senate probes Cuban arms buildup in Cuba friction
Sen. John Stennis opened a Senate Preparedness subcommittee meeting to pursue facts on Cuba military buildup. Sen. Kenneth Keating alleged a large Soviet ship delivered armaments to Cuba and that missile sites may remain active. Pentagon said two more Soviet ships arrived but found no evidence of offensive weapons or active launch sites.
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Columbia Two Man Named Highway Superintendent in Meigs County
Rollin Crabtree of Columbia Township has been named superintendent of the Ohio Department of Highways in Meigs County. He replaces Oscar Weber who resigned. Crabtree's appointment followed a late Thursday vote by the county Republican Executive Committee after a final interview in Marietta with John Dowler, 10th Division Engineer. In other news, British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in his birthplace as Premier Amintore Fanfani pledged to advance European unity.
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Newark Man Named Columbus Highway Head
T. H. Bovard, 46, of Newark, was appointed today to head the right of way division of the Ohio Department of Highways.
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Jury selection begins in Gene Steel first degree murder case
In Athens County Common Pleas Court, 24 of 75 juror panel members were examined this morning with six tentatively chosen. Judge Bolin announced two alternates will be added to the 12 jurors. Defense motion to suppress evidence was denied. Steel, an ex Ohio University professor, is charged with beating his wife to death with a crowbar and disposing of her body in an oil drum and Dow Lake. He pleads not guilty and insanity. a psychiatrist said insanity was possible. The trial continues.
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Homer Gallam
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Harold Nanna
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Trimble
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Dr Sam Sheppard sentence stands after parole bid
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission votes 4 to 0 to not modify the second degree murder sentence of Dr Samuel Sheppard, imprisoned since 1955 for the killing of his pregnant wife. The panel cites prison conduct and lack of merit for clemency despite proposed post prison plans.
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Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Dusseldorf
West Germany
Steel price squeeze may push union to action
New York report shows rising cost pressures in the steel industry with Bethlehem Steel and Jones & Laughlin posting multi year profit drops. U S Steel Corp also reports its worst year since 1952 as executives caution against wage or employment cost hikes.
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