Senate Bond Briefing On U.N. Fund Purchase Debate
Secretary of State Dean Rusk tests Senate Foreign Relations resolve as he briefs members on U.N. bonds funding Congo and Middle East operations. The plan to buy half of a 200 million dollar issue faces opposition from Sen. Byrd while Sen. Cooper backs the funding but demands full U.N. assessments.
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Middle East
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Balloon Explodes During Echo Satellite Test Flight
Cape Canaveral reports a large space balloon named Big Shot broke apart hundreds of miles above the Atlantic while inflating after a 6 06 a m Thor lift off. Pieces showered into the sea as technicians review film from the booster and search for a camera ejected into the water.
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Cape
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Hit Skipper Is Five Year Safe Driver
Akron police said charges will be filed today against truck driver John I Huffman 36 in the hit and skid deaths of two Akron teenagers Ernest A Beltram 16 and Robert Shearer Jr 15 cousins. Huffman admitted driving the car that struck the motorscooter carrying the boys and said he panicked after the accident fearing license revocation. He also noted a recent five year safe driver pin.
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Woodrow Meadows
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Four Cincinnati Bridges Opened After Severe Traffic Jam
All four bridges from Cincinnati to Northern Kentucky were open again today ending a five day traffic ordeal. Central Bridge between Cincinnati and Newport was reopened Sunday after weather repairs finished a week early. The Wednesday closure had caused the worst Cincinnati traffic jam as Northern Kentucky workers tried to reach Ohio during rush hour.
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Newport
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Easy To Rent Vacancies By Advertising In Classifieds
If you have a vacancy now it will be easy to rent by placing a simple ad with the Classified department. Phone LY 3-1242 and you will be amazed by the response you receive. Do it now to start making the apartment pay for itself.
Viet Nam Receives Helicopters From U S Navy Carrier
Saigon troops receive two large Army helicopters and several observation planes aboard the Breton to aid President Diem against the Viet Cong. The carrier also carried seven jet fighters and a Neptune bomber awaiting transfer to Japan.
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South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Yokosuka Naval Station
Japan
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U. S. Air Force
Republic
Portugal Angolan Debate Clouds U N Ties
At the United Nations General Assembly the Angola debate tests U S Portugal relations as the 16th session resumes. The U S seeks a moderate resolution toward self determination for Angola while Portugal argues the issue is a domestic matter and may boycott.
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U.N
Angola
United States
Portugal
General Assembly
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Lisbon
Assembly
Israeli Editor Sentenced 10 Years for Spy Case
TEL AVIV Israel a top military commentator was sentenced Sunday to ten years in prison for spying for an unnamed foreign power likely the Soviet Union. Israel Beer, convicted after a largely secret trial, said after arrest that he contacted agents because he believed that power would someday conquer the world.
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Soviet Union
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Temperatures Fall as Britain Switches to Celsius
Britain marks a switch from Fahrenheit to Celsius causing a steep temperature drop read across the nation. The move ends the traditional scale in favor of the centigrade measurement system across homes and offices.
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Algiers City of Death Becomes Nightly Scene of Fear
In Algiers, sirens and police cars punctuate nightly fear as attacks claim Moslem and European victims. The Albatross radio network tallies daily deaths and curfew hours loom while residents seek normalcy with dances and champagne amidst rising tensions.
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Albatross
Chicago
Quiet Rites Set For Ernie Kovacs
Hollywood mourns Ernie Kovacs buried in simple Presbyterian rites at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills after a fatal Saturday crash. Edie Adams arranged the private burial with no eulogy while pallbearers include Jack Lemmon Frank Sinatra Dean Martin Billy Wilder Dick Quine and Joe Mikalos.
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Hollywood Hills
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Dean Martin
Billy Wilder
Dick Quine
Joe Mikalos
Vandals Ransack Cleveland School
Classes were cancelled at Assumption School after vandals damaged 10 of 12 classrooms over the weekend. They overturned desks damaged equipment broke windows and splashed mimeograph ink on supplies. The incident prompted closures and an on site review by authorities.
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Assumption School
Reopen N W Merger Talks In Capitol
A hearing resumes today before ICC examiner Lester R Conley on the Norfolk and Western Railway merger plan. Since December the ACW&Y join has been added with other railroads Nickel Plate Wabash and Sandusky line of Pennsylvania. The AC&W stockholders must accept the purchase offer with 80 percent support.
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Lester R. Conley
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Nickel Plate
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Sandusky
Pennsylvania Railroad
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New York Group Backs Study for Lake Erie to Ohio River Canal
A Youngstown hearing opened on a proposed 104 mile canal linking Lake Erie to the Ohio River. The New York State Waterways Association urged a coordinated study arguing the two water systems would work together if the canal from Ashtabula to near Rochester, Pennsylvania, is built.
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Youngstown
New York State Waterways Association
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Rochester
DiSalle Plans Self-Financed Re election Campaign
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said he will run his own reelection campaign without funds or help from state or county Democratic committees. He added he has no “flower fund” and did not seek jobs in return for contributions, admitting he may stumble through.
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Michael V. DiSalle
U S and Common Market to sign big tariff cut pact
The United States and the six nation Common Market plan a 20 percent tariff reduction on hundreds of industrial goods with an accord likely to be signed in Brussels by Howard Peterson and Jean Rey. French objections on some chemicals noted but negotiations continue.
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Gizenga censured by Congo Parliament after exile
In Leopoldville the Congo Parliament censured Antoine Gizenga by 67 votes to 1 with one abstention for defiance of the central government. Gizenga agreed to end his exile and return by Saturday after his bodyguard surrendered as Congolese troops closed in Stanleyville.
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Antoine Gizenga
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Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Excursion Ends In Tragedy At Haunted House
An 18 year old Cincinnati freshman Jack W. Langhorst was killed by a shotgun blast fired by the owner Harry Demoret 82 at his home after a group visited a reputed haunted house. Langhorst died from neck and back wounds in Butler County. Deputies report no charges against Demoret.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
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Cincinnati
Harry Demoret
Langhorst
Demoret
Catholic Bishop Opposes Federal Aid to Public Schools
Auxiliary Bishop John J. Whealon told over 1400 members at the Cleveland Diocesan Union of Holy Name Societies convention that federal funds for public schools would create a serious discrepancy in educational standards. He urged safeguarding the 5.3 million Catholic school children from a second-rate education.
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John J. Whealon
Cleveland Diocesan Union of Holy Name Societies
GOP Tightens Lines Ahead of 1964 Budget Battles
Washington reports Republicans tighten election year stance as President Kennedy faces Republican opposition on fiscal policy and farm control. Senate leader Mansfield notes GOP help on Kennedy bills, while Kuchel predicts solid GOP unity on fundamentals and opposition to tax cuts. Goldwater urges clearer party separation from Democrats.
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