Kennedy shifts stance on missile gap amid delay in Pentagon study
President Kennedy expressed hope the United States is completely secure in space age defenses but lacks a clear answer on a missile gap. He backed away from campaign criticism, noting Pentagon studies on the gap won't finish for days and he will seek budget changes if needed. He stated the U.S. will not strike first and warned America’s global position will be tested in four years.
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DiSalle Cloud clash dominates Ohio Legislature session
In Columbus Gov Michael V DiSalle savaged House Speaker Roger Cloud over a proposed 75 million in two years, calling Cloud dictatorial and partisan as Republicans block new taxes. The day saw nine Senate bills and five House actions as debates stalled jobless aid while emergency measures moved through.
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House
Roger Cloud
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Cloud
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Governor seeks new rate base formula for Ohio utilities
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle urged the Legislature to modify the utility rate base calculation to give equal weight to reconstruction cost new and fair value. He argued current RC N based rules inflate utility property values and favor big firms, promising a consumer break of about 50 percent. The proposal targets lowering the 12 percent return cited for five major Ohio utilities versus 8 percent in California.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
RCN
DiSalle
California
Sey Company
Eisenhower Arrives in San Bernardino for Vacation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife arrive in San Bernardino California for a vacation. The arrival marks the start of a quiet retreat away from public duties.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ohio five day forecast prompts mixed precipitation
Temperatures hover near normal in the north 1 to 3 degrees below with a low around 19 to 24, while the south rests near normal and near 40. Light daily changes expected. Snow is forecast in the north with rain or snow across the south, Friday through Sunday.
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Ohio
For Rent 5-Room House on Steppy Street
Mr Miller reports quick inquiries after first insertion and rented the 5 room house on Steppy Street. Want ads in Messenger offer easy placement by calling LY 3 1242 for fast results.
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Is This Trip Essential Is Police Turn Back City Travelers
In New York City a snow storm leads Mayor Wagner to ban non essential auto travel. Officers at the city line question entrants and turn back many motorists. A woman at the George Washington Bridge explains her plans while a cop insists on a bus.
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George Washington Bridge
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Union Leader Warns on Electrical Firms in Price Case
Union leader James B. Carey of the International Union of Electrical Workers AFL-CIO warned that if major electrical companies could commit criminal acts against the government they would not hesitate to do the same against their employer. He cited a federal price fixing case involving 29 large electrical corporations.
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James B. Carey
Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Campaign Hardens Havana anti clerical drive
Fidel Castro’s regime intensifies its anti clerical campaign as Defense Minister Raul Castro accuses Roman Catholic priests of involvement in bomb plots against the government.
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Fidel Castro
Raul Castro
Macmillan Weighs Peiping Visit To Begin China Ties
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan considers a visit to Peiping in the fall to start negotiations aimed at bringing Red China into the family of nations.
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Peiping
London
Harold Macmillan
Financier Smith Says He Would Accept Swiss Ambassador Post
West Palm Beach financier Earl E. T. Smith states he would be honored to represent the Kennedy administration as ambassador to Switzerland. He speaks about his willingness to serve in the diplomatic role.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Earl E. T. Smith
Kennedy
Switzerland
Gasoline Tax Rises in Pennsylvania Beginning April 1
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania will raise the gasoline tax from five cents to seven cents starting April 1. The change affects motorists and may influence fuel prices statewide.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Snow Blankets Ohio and Regions as Storm Spreads
Snowfall across central and southern Ohio reaches three inches in Columbus and three to four inches in Southwestern Ohio. Central Ohio flurries expected to end tonight with clear skies and a temperature drop. A broader eastern seaboard storm blankets New York City and triggers school closures and travel hazards.
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Ohio
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Chillicothe Branch Seeks State Funds for University Building
Ross County Democrat Rep Myrl H Shoemaker will introduce a bill to allocate two million dollars for a Chillicothe Ohio University branch building. He cites Gov DiSalle support and 14 years of branch operation as justification and notes 500 students currently use facilities.
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Myrl H. Shoemaker
Ross County
General Assembly
Shoemaker
Ohio University
Michael DiSalle
DiSalle
Ohio University Chillicothe Development Fund
Grady
Carlisle Hill
First Presbyterian Church
John C. Baker
Ohio
U S Delegates Find US Problems Amid Mexican Troubles
After two days at an interparliamentary meeting in Guadalajara delegates from the United States note that Washington faces its own set of issues while listening to Mexico's troubles.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
U.S
United States
Professor McDuffie Honored as Rentschler Metallurgy Chair
Dr. Roy O. McDuffie, a longtime member of the University of Cincinnati engineering faculty, is named the school's first Rentschler professor of metallurgy, recognizing his contributions to the field.
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Cincinnati
Roy O. McDuffie
University of Cincinnati
Rentschler
Civil Servant Held As Spy Case In London Trial
Scotland Yard detective testified that Harry F. Houghton a 55 year old clerical officer in the Britain's underwater weapons dept admitted aiding a Soviet agent posing as a U S attache to defend his fiancee. Government charges that the Soviet agent held a forged Canadian passport and ran the spying ring.
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Scotland Yard
Royal Navy
U.S
George Smith
Harry F. Houghton
Price Fixing Convictions Hit Electrical Industry Figures
Short circuited list notes two of 48 convicted individuals in the electrical sector. E. R. Jung, Clark Controller vice president, and W. S. Ginn, vice president of General Electric, appear among the names.
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W. S. Ginn
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Prospects Dim for Congo Crisis Security Council Action
United Nations dispatch says lack of U S Soviet accord dulls hopes for decisive UN action on the Congo crisis. Council adjourns amid deadlock with private talks planned, as Stevenson and Zorin express cautious views on any U S Soviet breakthrough.
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U.S
Valerian A. Zorin
Million New Jobs Goal Outlined by Kennedy Admin
Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg says the Kennedy administration aims to create a million new jobs per year beyond what is needed to reduce unemployment. The plan targets rapid job growth to shrink joblessness and stimulate the economy.
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Washington
Arthur Goldberg
Kennedy
River conditions improve along Ohio River section
Ice conditions on the Ohio River were reported to have improved from 114 miles below Pittsburgh to Vanceburg Kentucky and Fernbank Ohio.
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Ohio River
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Fernbank
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Flood Of Civil Suits May Follow Industrial Breakup
The federal breakup of the $2 billion heavy electrical equipment conspiracy could trigger civil suits by customers seeking damages from price fixing and bid rigging. Judges fined 29 companies and 44 executives, totaling about $1.925 million in penalties. Seven jailed defendants begin terms at Montgomery County Prison in Norristown, Pa.
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Attor
Neys
U. S. Dist
J. Cullen Ganey
Ganey
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Norristown
Weaver Hearing Ends Narrowly for Kennedy Nominee
The Senate Banking Committee winds up questioning Robert C. Weaver after Kennedy delays to review a loyalty file. Weaver denies Communist links and faces a hostile vote from Senator Willis Robertson. If confirmed, he would become the highest ranking Black official in the federal government.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Robert C. Weaver
New York
Weaver
New York City
Heart Action Restored for Airman in Wright Patterson Hospital
Nelsonville airman 2-C Bobby Gene Riley was undergoing surgery at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Hospital when his heart stopped during anesthesia. Doctors reopened his chest and massaged the heart to restore action. his condition remains critical as his parents and grandmother stay by his side.
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Bobby Gene Riley
James Pitts
Wright Patterson Air Force Base Hospital
Dayton
Riley
Alaska
Wavelean Barber
Thrill killer Nathan Leo Pold weds in Puerto Rico
Nathan Leo Pold, the paroled Chicago thrill killer from 1924, married in Puerto Rico to a widow who runs a florist shop. New York newspapers report the union.
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New York
Nathan Leopold
Chicago
Puerto Rico
Prelate Denies Rumor of Converting to Catholic Church
Archbishop of Canterbury rejects circulating report as wildly untrue stating he has no plans to join Rome. The denial frames the claim as baseless gossip in the religious leadership sphere.
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London
Canterbury
New Hardware Chief Cleveland
G Clair Zimmerman of Fremont is elected president of the Ohio Hardware Association, signaling leadership change in the trade group. The association promotes hardware industry interests within Ohio.
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Cleveland
G. Clair Zimmerman
Fremont
Ohio Hardware Association
Enrollment totals at American River Junior 1961
In Sacramento California during the 1961 spring semester enrollment at American River Junior College totals 1961 students.
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