Eisenhower denies Mundt claim on Kennedy critique
Former President Eisenhower rejects Mundt's newsletter assertion that he criticized Kennedy's administration as too left of center and partisan. Eisenhower says Mundt misrepresented his views and notes he aims public criticism at ideas, not people. Mundt's letter also claimed Eisenhower was troubled by Kennedy's remarks on the economy.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Karl E. Mundt
Rs.d
Palm Springs
Calif
Mundt
Sen Mundt
Los
Area Man Slain Indianan Held in Indianapolis Case
Indianapolis police said Howard Minton, 46, admitted shooting Jeani Lloyd Cline, 38, of near Albany, during a third attempted break in at Minton’s home on W. Washington Street. Cline died from a shotgun wound to the right side. Minton is held on a murder warrant. Donald Olinger, present at the scene, is an accessory after the fact. Both men were reportedly intoxicated.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jeani Lloyd Cline
Albany
Howard Minton
Cline
Minton
Wales Mills
W. Washington Street
Donald Olinger
Olinger
Mint
Kennedy relies on economy upswing to limit next year's deficit
President Kennedy tells top Democratic leaders he banks on an economic upturn to keep next year’s budget deficit near 1.5 billion dollars. Advisers anticipate current year deficit also around 1.5 billion, with revenue gains not yet robust enough to avert deficits. He seeks a balanced pattern while expanding missiles and air lift amid spending pressures.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Treasury
King Mohammed V’s Death Elevates Morocco Crisis
In Rabat, Morocco, security around key points tightens as crown prince Moulay Hassan, 31, is proclaimed king after King Mohammed V dies from heart failure following a minor operation. The new monarch, educated in France, and his father governed since last May amid Cold War era shifts and distancing from the United States.
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Rabat
Morocco
Mohammed V
Moulay Hassan
France
Moscow
United States
Earthquake Kills Boy in Kagoshima Japan
An 8-year-old boy died and six people were injured as a strong quake struck the eastern Kyushu coast and other southern regions of Japan.
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Japan
Kagoshima
Kyushu
Canal proposal backed by Youngstown union
District 26 of the United Steelworkers passes a resolution in support of a Lake Erie to Ohio River canal plan. The move signals backing from a key labor group for the ambitious infrastructure idea targeting regional waterways development.
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Youngstown
United Steelworkers Union
Ohie River
Nationwide manhunt for Edith Googie Kiccorius slaying
Investigators pursue a toothless middle aged man who rented a West Side rooming house room on February 17. Edith Googie Kiccorius, four, was found beaten and sexually assaulted in a shabby rooming house, with death estimated to have occurred last Wednesday. Police describe the suspect as Fred Thompson, 50 to 55, about 5 feet 3 inches, 140 to 150 pounds, last seen an hour before the child vanished. Autopsy pending to confirm cause of death.
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Edith
West Side
Fred Thompson
Classified Ad Sells Fast with Clear Details
The Friday Messenger notes a car sold quickly after an ad. Mr. Seward received three calls by evening and sold the vehicle to a Nelsonville party. The piece urges including full details in want ads and offers a help line LY 3-1242.
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Seward
Nelsonville
Former Baseball Star Held On Burglary Charge
Former baseball star Henry Hank Thompson, who played for the New York Giants in the 1951 and 1954 World Series, is jailed in New York on charges of a $37 robbery and is held on $10,000 bail.
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New York
Henry
Hank) Thompson
New York Giants
State to fund New Orleans teachers with $2 million
Baton Rouge officials disclosed a compromise move releasing 2 million dollars to cover salaries for all New Orleans teachers. The funding includes teachers at two integrated schools amid ongoing school finance talks.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Collision Between Two Tankers Near Cape Torinana
Two tankers the Canadian Andres Fortune and the Liberian Point Sacre collided about 30 miles off Cape Torinana near La Coruna Spain. No injuries were reported and authorities began inspecting the vessels for damage.
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LA Coruna
Spain
Andres Fortune
Point Sacre
Cape Torinana
Bourguiba and De Gaulle Meet in Effort to Seek Peace in Algeria
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba and French President Charles de Gaulle opened talks at Rambouillet aimed at a peaceful settlement of the Algerian rebellion. A high security scene surrounded the chateau as both leaders prepared day-long private meetings with other officials to frame a potential peace table.
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PARIS
Habib Bourguiba
Charles de Gaulle
Bourguiba
de Gaulle
Rambouillet
Orly
Debre
Maurice Couve de Murville
Sadok Makkadem
Algeria
First Lady Spends More Time at Virginia Retreat than President
In Middleburg Virginia Jacqueline Kennedy, an avid horsewoman, rides often at Glen Ora estate but her doctor says she should avoid riding with hunts for a while. John F Kennedy visits Glen Ora on weekends, yet admits he does not hunt, being too busy.
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Nation
Virginia Retreat
Jfk
Middleburg
Kennedy
Virginia
Glen Ora
Piedmont
Fairfax
Orange County
Orange County Hunt
Hunt
Thomas F. Furness
Two Senate Hearings Push Jobless Extender Bill
In Columbus two Senate hearings 13 hours apart push the unemployment benefits extender toward a showdown vote. Republicans push to reinsert an emergency clause opposed by Democrats and organized labor fears restrictive changes to the state unemployment law. Senate Majority Leader Mechem signals a Thursday vote as the topic dominates the ninth legislative week.
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Columbus
House
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Michael V. DiSalle
House Finance Committee
Crats
Legislative Hall
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Kresge Executive from Gallipolis Dies in Florida
Charles J. Casey aged 68, a former Kresge Co. executive in Chicago, died after a long illness in a West Palm Beach hospital. Born in Gallipolis, he had lived in Lake Worth, Florida after retirement.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Charles J. Casey
Kresge Co
Chicago
West Palm Beach
Gallipolis
Lake Worth
Fla
GE Chief Retires
New York Robert Paxton retires as GE president. Ralph J Cordiner to serve as interim president until the board elects a new chief executive.
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New York
Robert Paxton
General Electric Co
Ralph J. Cordiner
Cordiner
Time bomb found in jeep near Saigon officer quarters
U S officials said a time bomb was discovered in a jeep parked outside the American officers quarters in downtown Saigon. No injuries reported as security teams investigated the device and its origin.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
Stanley Slee Reappointed to State Bridge Commission
Stanley Slee of Steubenville, aged 52, was reappointed to the State Bridge Commission for a term ending March 31 1967.
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Commission
Columbus
Stanley Slee
Steubenville
State Bridge Commission
River Workman Swept Six Miles Down Ohio In Collapse
In Portsmouth Ohio a 1000 foot trestle at the Greenup Dam cofferdam site collapsed on the swollen Ohio River. One workman James E Walden 37 Greenup Kentucky was swept over six miles and rescued by Scioto County volunteers. He is hospitalized with exposure but is not in serious condition. Two other workers suffered minor injuries as cranes and equipment tumbled into the water.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Greenup
Scioto
Greenup Dam
Rebels Surrounded in Escambray Mountains
Rebels surrounded in the Escambray range of central Cuba awaited a signal from Prime Minister Fidel Castro to begin a cleanup drive against the insurgents.
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Havana
Escambray
Cuba
Fidel Castro
DiSalle Calls for Strong Lobby Law Reform
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle in a special message to the 104th General Assembly urged creation of a lobbying commission and broadened law to include printed matter. He noted rising lobbyist numbers and urged registration fee increases and monthly reports. The plan targets indirect influence via pamphlets and pamphlet advertising, not standard newspapers or magazines.
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Columbus
104Th General Assembly
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Franklin County Grand Jury
Department of Commerce
House
Senate
UN Threatens Force as Congo Violence Escalates in Leopoldville
UN Congo command warned it will use full force against Congolese troops after a wave of attacks on UN personnel including a brutal assault on a woman. Four unarmed UN Canadian troops were reportedly ordered to run barefoot while being beaten near a scenic monument along the Congo River. The Lumumbist faction and its Stanleyville backers push toward Leopoldville as Maj. Gen. Mobutu’s soldiers stay distant. Williams arrives for talks amid tensions with Kasavubu and Ileo and ongoing UN disputes with Dayal over handling of rival regimes.
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The
Congo
UN Congo Command
Congo River
Leonardville
Joseph Mobutu
Equator
G. Mennen Williams
U.S
Clare H. Timberlake
Williams
Joseph Kasavubu
Joseph Ileo
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
UN Congo
Dayal
Mobutu
Stanleyville
Efforts Fail To Save Utah Wrestling Champion
Douglas Bingham 21 University of Utah champion wrestler died after a heart attack during a Saturday match in Powell Wyoming. Co captain and Skyline Conference champion last season, he leaves a widow and four children.
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Powell
Wyo
Douglas Bingham
University of Utah
Wyoming
Bingham
Smog Covers Miami From Everglades Brush Fire
An eye stinging smog formed over the greater Miami area before daylight today, apparently caused by a brush fire in the Everglades north of the city.
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Miami
Fla
Greater
Everglades
Williams affirms U.S. stance on Congo in Africa talks
Mennen Williams reiterates Washington's view against unilateral action in the Congo during discussions in Tanganyika. The statement underscores U.S. policy priorities in the region amid postcolonial tensions.
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Williams
Dar-Es-Salaam
Tanganyika
Mennen Williams
Washington
Congo
Ohio five day forecast amid uncertain figures
A rough five day forecast shows temperatures near normal with highs around 42 to 52 degrees and lows near 30s. The period may bring three quarters inch of precipitation as rain or snow, followed by colder conditions toward week’s end.
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Ohio
Lorma
Colgwen
Gretming
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