Farm Home And Lake Scene Shown By Steel Jury
A 12 man jury plus Sheriff escorts toured the Baker Road home of Dr. Robert Main where Steel allegedly killed his wife Helen with a crowbar. They inspected the scene, nearby lake, and church, viewing objects and positions used in the crime as testimony looms.
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Steel
Baker Rd
Harold Shields
Homer B. Gall
Vanity
Gene Isaac Steel
Stees
Helen
C&O B&O Merger Moves Forward In midnight takeover
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway took control of the Baltimore & Ohio at one minute past midnight as the first step toward a merger. Both lines keep names during a control period while $250 million is invested in B&O to strengthen finances for a full merger later. The systems span 11 000 miles of track with $700 million annual revenue serving eight of the nation’s largest cities. Only about 25 miles of track must be altered. most facilities will be retained. Mrs. Blaine E Matthews, 52, co owner and director of Williams Manufacturing Co, dies. services set for Tuesday at All Saints Episcopal Church in Portsmouth.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Baltimore & Ohio
B&o
Los Angeles
Houston
Matthews
Portsmouth
All Saints Episcopal Church
Blaine E. Matthews
Williams Manufacturing Co
Engineers See Tows Moving Soon
Cincinnati reports that commercial towboats on the Ohio River may resume traffic in some spots by midweek if a renewed warming trend continues. A Corps of Engineers spokesman said heavy ice remains but could allow through traffic with two to three days of fair temperatures. Ice jams broke between Point Pleasant and near the Cairo junction, though some jams persist downstream toward the Mississippi.
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Ohio River
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Cairo, Ill
Mississippi
Temperatures Rise Across Midwest In New Warm Spell
A fresh mass of cold air ended a brief warming in the western third but temperatures rose sharply in the Midwest and West. Zero or below readings were mainly in New England and New York as the cold air mass spread east of the Appalachians.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New England
New York State
Appalachians
Arsonists Set Fires at North High School
Columbus officials report four fires started through a basement window causing about 1000 dollars in damage. Two boys under 12 fled rear of the building as firefighters responded to the first of two alarms Sunday. In Missouri, a dice game in Maxville was robbed by a gang with a submachine gun taking over 4500 dollars in cash and jewelry.
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Columbus
North High School
Maxville
Jefferison County
Embargo Order On Cuba Said Near Ready
Administration sources expect President Kennedy to issue a long-awaited embargo against Cuba soon. The plan reportedly bans shipments of U.S. government or government-financed cargo aboard vessels stopping at Cuba after January 1. The aim is to raise the cost of supplying Cuba for the communist regime led by Fidel Castro.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Fishermen Freed From Gulf Waves
Nine fishermen clung together and jumped from a sinking trawler in the Gulf of Mexico. Eight were rescued by the Coast Guard cutter Nike after 25-foot seas. three died and one missing crewman was recovered later. The Sea Horse from Bayou La Batre, Alabama, disappeared with the crew.
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Gulfport
Miss
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Gulf
Nike
Sea Horse
Bayour la Batre
Ala
Canadian Defense Minister Resigns Over Nuclear Warheads
Ottawa reports Defense Minister Douglas Harkness resigns from the Cabinet over nuclear warhead policy. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker faces a looming political crisis as Parliament may be dissolved or toppled by opposition no confidence.
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Douglas Harkness
Canada
U.S
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Conservative
Social Credit
U.S. State Department
Europe
Washington
Liberals
New Democrats
Italy Assures Britain Of Support On Market
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan returned from Rome with Italian backing for Britain joining the Common Market amid De Gaulle opposition. Premier Amatore Fanfani pledged to work with European leaders to override the French veto. Adenauer says De Gaulle wants US cooperation and calls for calm to restore Western unity.
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Britain
London
Harold Macmillan
Rome
Charles de Gaulle
Macmillan
Amatore Fanfani
Rhodes Backing DiSalle Idea At Ohio Cabinet Plan
Gov James A Rhodes supports a proposal to let Ohio governors appoint cabinet members at will, a change DiSalle tried but failed to push through. A hearing is scheduled Tuesday night before the House Elections and Federal Relations Committee. Other administration measures seek a state board of regents for higher education planning and reducing the State Board of Liquor Control from four to three members to avoid deadlock.
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James A. Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Rhodes
House Elections and Federal Relations Committee
House
State Board of Regents
State Board of Liquor Control
Chemistry Building Dedicated At Marietta College
Marietta College will dedicate its new 673000 Selby Chemistry Building February 21. Principal speaker will be Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe, vice president and director of American Cyanamid Co. McAuliffe is famed for the Nuts reply at Bastogne in World War II.
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Marietta College
Selby
Anthony C. McAuliffe
American Syanamid Co
McAuliffe
Bastogne
Million-Dollar Fire Destroys Youngstown Club
Firemen and arson investigators probed the blaze that consumed the Youngstown Club causing extensive damage and prompting a formal investigation into its cause.
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Youngstown
Liquor Store Supervisors Air Mass Layoffs in Ohio
In Columbus the state laid off 12 of 14 district liquor store supervisors as economy moves. Director Donald D. Cook said the 12, some with 10 years service, were not fired but laid off indefinitely pending a study. Some supervisors may appeal to the Ohio Personnel Board of Review. Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII recovering from a two day cold.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donald D. Cook
Cook
Ohio Personnel Board of Review
Senate gridlock stalls organizing amid filibuster fight
Washington reports the new Senate has not organized after 26 days. A dispute over debate limits blocks action, with two thirds or three-fifths needed to end discussion. Supporters frame it as a path to civil rights legislation, opponents cite Senate tradition of open debate.
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Washington
Senate
Senate filibuster clash defies party lines
The vote showed liberal opposition to anti filibuster action while Democrats nearly evenly split and Republicans largely opposed. Kennedy urged Senate self settlement as Clinton Anderson pushes a three fifths vote to halt debate. The next move may be to table Andersons motion, which could end the effort.
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Senate
Clinton Anderson
D-N. M
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Jacob K. Javits
RN. Y
Anderson
U S Airmen Killed In Viet Nam
Saigon reports two U S Air Force captains and a Vietnamese observer died when a B26 fighter bomber was shot down while strafing sampans along a canal. 58 guerrillas and 10 defenders were also killed as air strikes and Rangers drove the attackers off 110 miles southwest of Saigon. Capt. John P. Bartley of Findlay Ohio among the dead. Lincoln Electric cuts welding prices in third reduction in 25 months.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air Force
Viet Nam
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
John P. Bartley
Findlay
Ohio
San Angelo
Tex
Keating Details Soviet Buildup in Cuba and Missiles
Senator Kenneth Keating charges a Soviet arms buildup in Cuba with tenfold military strength since last July and hints at missiles remaining or being reintroduced. He cites ongoing intelligence questions while Pentagon and White House push back on specifics.
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Kenneth B. Keating
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New York
Senate
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State Department
Keating
Edwin Martin
ABC
Defense Department
White House
Pierre Salinger
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