UN Security Council backs Dag Hammarskjold against Soviet bid to oust him
The United States Turkey Nationalist China France Chile backed Hammarskjold as he refused to resign amid Soviet demands. A Soviet backed resolution sought his dismissal and Congo actions including ending UN operations within a month. Ceylon Liberia and the United Arab Republic explored a compromise to keep the UN Congo mission.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
UN Security Council
Hammarskjold
Council
Hamarskjold
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Turkey
China
France
Chile
Sincfany
Patrice Liamumba
Belgium
Congo
Soviet Union
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
Senate Acts On Test Bill In Ohio Universities Admission
The Ohio Senate began a move to require a written entrance exam for admission to the six state universities as overcrowding grows. A constitutional amendment to allow the Senate to fill its own vacancies also drew a push from leaders Mechem Bartunek and Brown. Lawmakers reported 56 bills introduced as the week closes, with acts on auto license plates and will contest settlements moving between chambers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Joseph W. Bartunek
D-Cuyahoga
John W. Brown
Medina
House
Secretary of State
Benefit Vote Is Assured
The Ohio House Industry and Labor Committee reported an emergency measure to extend jobless pay, ensuring a House vote next week. The marathon session lasted over five hours with nearly 50 proposed amendments. Republicans controlled the committee 11-6 and supported the final 11-6 recommendation.
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Columbus—I
Ohio House Industry and Labor Committee
Industry and Labor Committee
Meeting Is Bombed by Anti Castro Bombers in Havana
Daring bombers invaded a Havana demonstration protesting Patrice Lumumba’s slaying, staging two loud explosions but causing no injuries. The incident sparked an uproar as authorities investigated the attack.
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Havana
Patrice Lumumba
Unions Rally Behind Kennedy Plan Nationwide Labor Conferences
The AFL-CIO's political arm announced a nationwide series of labor union conferences to back the Kennedy administration's program. The events aim to mobilize union members and public support for his policy agenda across regions.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Bricker Quits Canton Post Over Unkind Pressures
John Bricker a Republican mayoral candidate and cousin of a former U S senator resigns from his Canton job citing what he calls unkind pressures on his employer.
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Canton
John Bricker
U. S
Ohio
More Shipments to Toledo by Great Lakes Ports
The Military Sea Transportation Service commander visits here as Great Lakes ports project handling more military shipments this year than in 1960.
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Toledo
Great Lakes
Military Sea Transportation Service
Kennedy Cautions Russians In Congo and Economy Push
President Kennedy vows more federal money to curb unemployment and push business growth while warning the Soviet Union against intervention in Congo. He presses Congress to act swiftly on a domestic program to restore the economy and affirms U S UN support in Congo. Kennedy singles out Kasavubu as Congo’s only legitimate authority.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Soviet Union
Congo
United Nations
United States
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo Politics Shift as Communist States Back Gizenga Regime
Several communist and Lumumbist aligned nations recognize Gizenga rump government in Stanleyville including Yugoslavia Ghana Indonesia East Germany Czechoslovakia Red China North Vietnam Outer Mongolia UAR leadsWestern opinion condemns Lumumba death but supports Hammarskjold UN. Pravda attacks Hammarskjold while Western papers criticize Soviet intervention threats and urge restraint.
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London
Soviet Union
Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Yugoslavia
Ghana
Indonesia
Stanleyville
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Red China
North Viet Nam
Outer Mongolia
United Arab Republic
Subandrio
Patrice Lumumba
Seven Strokes to Sell Your Car in Messenger Want Ads
The Messenger urges using seven telephone dial strokes to reach the Want Ad Department for selling a used car. Records show more cars are sold via Want Ads than any other advertising medium, and seven strokes are promoted as the lucky contact method.
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Want
the Messenger
Miller arraigned on first degree murder charge in uncle's death
Donald J. Miller, 21, of Athens Route 3, pleads innocent in Municipal Court to a first degree murder charge in the death of his uncle Edward E. Bobo, 40. Judge John Newcomb bound him over to the grand jury without bond and Miller is jailed awaiting counsel. He later sought attorney James Shumaker for consultation. The investigation continues into Bobo's death after being hit by a shotgun blast in the Bean Hollow Road barn. Miller maintains the gun discharged during an axe strike as Bobo allegedly pointed the weapon.
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Donald J. Miller
Athens Route 3
Edward E
Eddie) Bobo
John Newcomb
Miller
Athens County
Atty
James Shumaker
Nelsonville
Shumaker
Bobo
Bean Hollow Road
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jet crash near Brussels kills 73 including U S skating team
Brussels officials identify 73 dead after Sabena Boeing 707 crashes in a farmyard near Brussels airport. Eighteen U S team members bound for the world figure skating championships among the victims. A government commission examines wreckage for the cause amid initial electrical and hydraulic failure theories.
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America
Queen of the Ice
Laurence Owen
Maribelle Owen Jr
Maribelle Vinson Owen
Brussels
Belgium
United States
U. S
Sabena Belgian Airlines
New York
Boeing
Poor Man's Rocket Lifts Balloon Satellite in Atmosphere Study
The United States launched a large "poor man's rocket" to place a balloon satellite in high orbit for atmospheric research. At 8:15 the four rocket stages fired and the balloon was ejected. Tracking stations confirmed the balloon inflated successfully.
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Washington
United States
Plant to Move Cleveland Operations
Cast Master Co plans to shift from Bedford Heights to its Mount Gilead plant in June, relocating its operations to central Ohio. The move consolidates facilities as the company reorganizes space and resources.
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Cleveland
the Cast Master Co
Bedford Heights
Mount Gilead
Ohio
Kent State Warns Fall Housing Shortage
Kent State University announces nearing depletion of fall semester housing across campus as on campus options dwindle and students seek alternatives amid tight availability.
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Kent
Kent State University
Hall of Famer Dazzy Vance Dies in Florida
Hall of Fame pitcher Clarence Arthur Dazzy Vance, aged 69, died in Homosassa Springs Florida after a long illness. Vance, renowned for his pitching career with the Brooklyn Dodgers and St Louis Cardinals, was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1955.
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Homosassa Springs
Fla
Clarence Arthur Dazzy Vance
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Tray
Slayings Spark New York and Washington Demonstrations
Demonstrations against United Nations policy in the Congo and the slaying of Patrice Lumumba erupted in New York and Washington. Police broke up marches and a Harlem rally with Benjamin Davis Jr. among speakers advocating unity. 25 protesters were arrested near the Belgian embassy in Washington.
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New York
United Nations
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
New York City
Washington, D.C
Manhattan
Times Square
Harlem
Benjamin Davis Jr
Communist Party
Washington
Lumumba
National Accidents Take Staggering Number Of Lives
Chicago report shows ninety three thousand people killed in 1960 accidents, over two thirds in traffic and home. The National Safety Council notes record high total with nine million injured, economic loss at 13.4 billion, and one in nineteen disabled.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety
Death toll trends from 1959 council report
The 1959 death rate fell to 51.7 per 10 000, down from 52.2, with motor vehicle crashes remaining the leading cause at 38 200 deaths. Home accidents totaled 27 500 fatalities, public accidents 16 500, and work mishaps 13 800, causing 280 million lost man-days.
Patient Move Planned at Lima State Hospital
About 400 noncriminal psychotic patients will be gradually moved from Lima State Hospital to transform it into a maximum security facility for psychopathic offenders.
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Lima
Ohio
Lima State Hospital
El Paso Mayor Telles Likely Named Costa Rica Ambassador
Washington sources report the appointment of El Paso Mayor Raymond Telles as ambassador to Costa Rica is almost certain, advancing a high level diplomatic posting. The move would elevate regional representation in Central America.
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EL Paso
Tex
Washington
Raymond Telles
Costa Rica
Europeans Beaten by Lumumbas in Congo Outbreak
In Kivu Province twelve Europeans including a woman and a 5 year old child were seized and beaten by Lumumba soldiers. One man suffered a broken arm after release. In Stanleyville officials said a plane of Belgian paratroopers may be landing. Three Belgian priests were attacked, including Father Joseph Stulens who was knifed. The UN says these acts show not planned violence but isolated flare ups.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Kivu
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Stanleyville
Father Joseph Stulens
Civil Rights Report Highlights Recreation Discrimination
Ohio Civil Rights Commission in its first annual report says among seven major public accommodations categories, the loudest complaints of discrimination center on places of recreation in the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Civil Rights Commission
Appeals court rules advice of lawyer not defense against subpoena
The U S Court of Appeals held that acting on legal advice does not excuse failing to respond to a congressional committee subpoena. The ruling underscores that counsel guidance cannot shield a party from compliance obligations in subpoena matters.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Senator Douglas Pushes Tax Cut If Unemployment Remains High
Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois urges a 3 to 4 percent cut in personal income taxes if unemployment stays elevated in May. This proposal aims to relieve taxpayers facing sustained joblessness amid a sluggish economy.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Drug Chief Named to Cincinnati District Post
Theodore Marsinglis age 49, chief inspector for the Food and Drug Administration in Detroit, was named director of the Cincinnati district.
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Washington
Theodore Marsinglis
Food and Drug Administration
Detroit
Cincinnati
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