Cuba Arms Waterfront To Repel U S Flotilla
Havana reports regular army units set up tents along the waterfront near the Maine memorial to repel a perceived northern attack. Revolucion says the carrier Franklin D Roosevelt led 150 ships into Caribbean maneuvers based at Guantanamo Bay. Navy officials say the exercise is routine and unrelated to diplomatic tensions, with amphibious landings planned at Vieques Island.
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Fidel Castro
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Caribbean
NAVY
Puerto Rico
U. S
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Vieques Island
De Gaulle Wins Algeria Referendum With Narrow Victory
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle’s Algerian program won 56.61 percent of France votes on Sunday, below the hoped 65 percent. Abstentions reduced turnout, with 67.6 percent in Algeria favoring the plan. Debre declares a government victory amid boycott by hardliners.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Court Order Granted Yard
Scotland Yard obtained a court order to take fingerprints of three Canadians believed to have stolen top naval research secrets for a foreign power. The suspects are Peter Kroger his wife Helen and Gordon Lonsdale plus two civilian aides from a secret naval research station.
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London
Scotland Yard
Peter Kroger
Helen
Gordon A. Lonsdale
English Channel
Supt
George Smith
Krogers and
Lonsdale
Rebels Move Troops Toward Katanga in Congo
In Leopoldville pro Lumumba rebels report shifting troops into Katanga, the wealthy Congo province governed separately by secessionist Premier Moise Tshombe as Stanley Ville notes the mobilization.
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Leopoldville
Stanleyville
Katanga
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Governor DiSalle Reiterates Clemency for Mrs Klumpp
Governor Michael V. DiSalle repeated that he granted clemency to Mrs Edythe Klumpp after accepting her denial of involvement in the slaying for which she was convicted.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Edythe Klumpp
Newark students urge homework to beat TV boredom
In Newark England youngsters at a local high school ask teachers to assign more homework as they grow tired of the same television programs.
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Newark
England
Newark High School
Ike Opens Sessions On Aging
President Eisenhower opens the White House conference on aging with 2500 delegates from all 50 states amid controversy. Senator Pat McNamara accuses the AMA of trying to block medical insurance for the aged tied to Social Security. AMA supports the federal state medical care plan for those over 65.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
American Medical Association
Pat McNamara
D. Mich
AMA
Congress
J. Safe Ludwig
Los Angeles
AMA Council On Medical Services
Third Victim Is Recovered At Idaho Reactor Site
Special crews recovered the last body from the building housing an exploding reactor at the eastern Idaho testing station. The blast, not an atomic blast, killed three servicemen as they prepared to restart the prototype reactor after a 10 day shutdown.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Actor Jackie Coogan Freed on Bail in Marijuana Case
Los Angeles actor Jackie Coogan, 46, is released on bail along with three co defendants after being charged with possession of marijuana. Authorities say the group faces separate counts related to the alleged drug possession and related conduct.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Coogan
Nation Opens Civil War Observance in 100th Anniversary
The United States began a nationwide Civil War centennial observance with solemn ceremonies and prayers. Cadets at The Citadel reenacted the Star of the West incident as the USS Orleans Parish prepared for the event, while First Maryland Artillery fired a replica cannon at Annapolis docks and a memorial service was held at the Naval Academy chapel.
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Eisenhower
Citadel
Orleans Parish
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Maryland Artillery
Annapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
Ohio Five Day Forecast Warmth Clears Then Cooler
Ohio's forecast shows temps 4 to 7 degrees above normal in the north and near normal in the south. Normal highs reach 35 north and 41 south with lows around 20 to 24. A slow warming leads to colder conditions by Friday or Saturday, with light snow possible in the north and little or no precipitation in the south.
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Ohio
Hi Fi tape recorder sold via Messenger ad
Mr B E G sold his Hi Fi tape recorder two hours after the Messenger street edition hit the streets. The item went for 95 dollars, while the ad cost only 75 cents. Readers are urged to place low cost ads in the Messenger to turn unused items into cash with the Action Readers service.
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Messenger
the Messenger
The
Ohio lawmakers return with dim prospects for major action
Ohio's 104th General Assembly session resumes in Columbus with few chances for big moves. Senators plan to tackle a bulky corrective bill to Ohio Code revisions of 1953 while House leadership anticipated a slow week and possible early adjournment. Governor DiSalle has about 50 bills ready for submission, many from department heads to streamline state operations.
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Columbus
Ohio
104Th General Assembly
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Space Capsule Ejected From Blue Scout I Sinks in Atlantic
The 392-pound payload and 90-pound capsule from a Blue Scout I rocket failed to be recovered after a day-long search. The capsule, which parachuted into the ocean 1200 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral, contained instruments measuring velocity and payload temperatures. A plane spotted the floating capsule but the recovery ship could not locate it. The Air Force presumed it sank in the Atlantic after the search was called off at nightfall.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
AIR Force
Goodwill Visit Ends in Rangoon Amid Loan Reports
Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai concluded a weeklong goodwill visit to Rangoon Burma as reports said his regime granted neutralist Burma an eighty million dollar loan.
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Rangoon
Burma
Chou En-lai
Tavern Blown Apart in Canton Explosion
An explosion destroyed a Canton tavern early today followed by a fire that finished the job. No injuries were reported.
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Canton
Nine Die As Motorboat Fire Hits Southern Luzon
A fire on an overloaded motorboat off southern Luzon killed nine people and left 20 missing, authorities reported.
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Manila
Luzon
Therapy Program Set in Columbus Nursing Homes
The Ohio Health Department plans an occupational therapy program for elderly residents in nursing homes. The initiative aims to improve daily living skills and overall well being among senior patients.
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Columbus
Ohio Health Department
OSU Enrollment Up in Winter Quarter
Enrollment at Ohio State University increases about 9 percent for the winter quarter compared with the same period last year.
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OSU
Columbus
Ohio State University
Akron layoffs hit B and O line spreading across Ohio
About 100 workers will be laid off in a week by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's Akron division, which covers a wide area of northeastern Ohio.
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AKRON
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio
Minow Picked to Head FCC in Kennedy Administration
President elect John F Kennedy chose Newton H Minow a Stevenson law partner to be chairman of the Federal Communications Commission Minow 34 will leave private practice in Chicago to assume the post succeeding Frederick W Ford Kennedy also named W Willard Wirtz as under secretary of labor The selection followed his Harvard visit and prior Stevens on ties in Illinois public service
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Laos
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown
Dean Rusk
State Department
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Newton H. Minow
Adlai E. Stevenson
Federal Communications Commis
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Chicago
Stevenson
Illinois
Kennedy
U.S
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Frederick W. Ford
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Ford
Cambridge
Mass
Eisenhower
Washington
Senate To Start Cabinet Hearings
Washington reports Senate hearings on Kennedy cabinet appointees begin Wednesday with Douglas Dillon for treasury first to be examined. Senate Finance Committee led by Byrd sets Wednesday morning session as Mansfield predicts rapid confirmations. Robert Kennedy expected under scrutiny as attorney general designate.
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Senate
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Robert F. Kennedy
No Action On Engineer Funds Delayed Meeting
Pomeroy Meigs County commissioners adjourned a 9 a.m. session to 11 05 due to Dan Hartinger's absence. Engineer Stanley Blazewicz sought 1961 operating funds equal to the 1960 budget set by J E D Hartinger. No action was taken.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Avery Nelson
Dan Hartinger
Stanley Blazewicz
J. E. D. Hartinger
Congo Debates Rise as Soviet Urges UN Session
At the United Nations the Soviet Union urged a new Security Council debate on the Congo. Valerian A. Zorin charged Belgium with organizing an attack on New Year’s Day via Ruanda Urundi and accused it of fresh aggression and violations of the territory’s status. Congolese forces had moved into Kivu Province via Ruanda Urundi to seize it from Lumumba loyalties. those forces were captured or repelled.
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N. Y
Soviet Union
Security Council
Congo
Council
Belgium
Ruanda-Urundi
Valerian A. Zorin
Joseph Mobutu
Kivu
Patrice Lumumba
Police Quell Prison Riot at Eastern State Penitentiary
State police crushed a prison escape attempt at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia on a Sunday night. Fourteen convicts opened cell doors to create chaos. 18 prisoners left their cells before surrendering in a prison garage with nine hostages and injuries to guards and a convict.
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Philadelphia
Eastern State Penitentiary
Stay Granted in Desegregation Case at University of Georgia
Federal Judge W A Bootle granted a stay delaying the entrance deadline for two Negro students Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton E Holmes at the University of Georgia. The order allows time for appeal and for the legislature to act while post a $5000 bond to cover further expenses. The NAACP and Constance Baker Motley said the stay would be appealed and Attorney General Eugene Cook was told not to delay in appealing the prior Friday desegregation ruling.
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Macon
W. A. Bootle
University of Georgia
Bootle
Constance Baker Motley
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Eugene Cook
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
MGM Buys Film Rights to Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer reports it has purchased movie rights to the current best seller The Rise and Fall of The Third Reich, a history of Hitler's empire.
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Hollywood
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Hitler
DiSalle Reappoints Findlay Man to Resources Commission
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle reappointed Forest G. Hall of Findlay to the Natural Resources Commission for a term ending January 1968.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Forest G. Hall of
Findlay
Natural Resources Commission
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