100 MPH Crash Kills Wheeling Youth in Ohio Bridge Crash
Stanley J. Warble 22 of Wheeling died after a stolen car rammed a Tucker Creek bridge abutment near Point Pleasant at 2 a.m. Kenneth Bowman 21 was injured with a broken leg and lacerations. Robert Edward McGilton 22 remains at large. The trio escaped from the Ohio County jail Tuesday and were being held for breaking and entering.
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Mary Hyre
Point Pleasant
Wheeling
W.va
Stanley J. Warble
Mason County
Oliver Eschenaur
Wee Eeree Warble
Kenneth Bowman
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Robert Edward McGilton
Ohio County
Warble
Bowman
Pomeroy
Ohio
George Hicks
Hicks
Pomeroy Bridge
West Virginia
George Zuspan
Route 62
Here
Tucker Creek
Zuspan
Joey Manukin
Bellaire
Mason County’ Sheriff's Deputies
Point City
Stevens Funeral Home
Point Plesant
Stanley John Warble
Zaleski Escapees To Get 31 Years
Two 17 year old Ohio Industrial School escapees face 31 years each after pleading guilty to felonious assault breaking and entering and robbery in a Fort Thomas home break in that resulted in the death of the occupant son. James M. Trammell and Charles E. Turner were sentenced to 21 years for felonious assault and five years for each remaining count. They fled Zaleski Honor Camp and broke into Anthony Breinich home on August 23. Breinich shot at them and his son Robert, 20, was killed. Trammel was wounded.
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Ohio Industrial School
Fort Thomas
James M. Trammell
Cincinnati
Charles E. Turner
St. Paris
Ohio
Zaleski
Anthony J. Breinich
Breinich
Robert
Trammel
U S Seeks Tougher Push in Disarmament Talks
U S officials say a stronger effort will push the Soviet Union toward a treaty banning nuclear tests with international inspection. The Kennedy administration may proceed with underground tests while a decision on atmospheric testing looms. Geneva hosts the next talks on March 14 with 18 nations possible under UN auspices.
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United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
U. S
Geneva
Widow Leaves Ex-Neighbors Million Dollar Bequest
Mrs. Homer D. Heman of East Cleveland wills more than one million dollars to four sons of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Merkel, longtime neighbors of the Hermans. The will also leaves a three million dollar estate with specific bequests to Merkel family members totaling 1.15 million in various shares.
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Cleveland
Homer D. Heman
Arthur E. Merkel
Hermans
Heman
William R. Merkel
Philip Merkel
Arthur Merkel
Lee Merkel
Ohio Wesleyan begins screening for new university president
The trustees' committee to appoint a new president of Ohio Wesleyan University has started screening candidates for the vacancy created when Dr. David A. Lockmiller left in October. Louis R. Walter of Columbus chairs the committee and did not indicate a candidate announcement date.
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Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Louis R. Walter
Columbus
David A. Lockmiller
Ohio Supreme Court rules on obscene material laws
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a statute criminalizing knowing possession of obscene literature and films and rejected a separate misdemeanor for possession without knowledge of obscenity. The ruling affirmed Nico Jasobellis, manager of the Heights Art Theater in Cleveland Heights, for screening The Lovers, an imported film.
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Columbus—I
Ohio Supreme Court
Nico Jasobellis
the Heights Art Theater
Cleveland Heights
Boy Admits Starting Fire at Our Lady of the Angels
The state’s attorney’s office takes over the 1958 Our Lady of the Angels School fire case after a 13 year old allegedly confesses. The youth will be brought to Family Court with a delinquency petition expected. no charges or arrest have been filed and the name is not released.
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Chicago
Our Lady of the Angels
Daniel Ward
Dominican dictator resigns as junta seizes power in Santo Domingo
President Joaquin Balaguer quits amid deadly riots as a four civilian three military junta takes control at the National Palace. Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria’s fate is unclear while the council pledges to hold elections by February 1963. The United States resumes diplomatic ties after the coup.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Caribbean
National Palace
Balaguer
Air Force
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Rodriguez Echavarria
State Council
Rafael L. Station
Washington
State Department
United States
Africans Bid For Angola's Freedom
United Nations delegates from Africa push to draft a UN demand for Angola’s independence acceptable to Western powers. A veteran African delegate says any strong or mild resolution could work. He adds force is not an option now and India’s Goa is a model. The Asian African group aims to present a proposal by week’s end. Cleveland report notes attorney Richard M. Brown seeks the Republican nomination for state auditor.
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Angola
Portugal
India
Goa
OAS Report Expected to Condemn Cuba Actions
An inter American peace committee report on Cuba due today or Thursday is said to condemn Castro's regime for subversion political intervention human rights violations and ties with the Sino Soviet bloc. The nine cited examples and six categories of violations are outlined with the committee chaired by Ambassador Francisco R. Lima.
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OAS
Cuba
Washington
Inter- American Peace Committee
Organization of American States
Fidel Castro
Peru
Castro
Francisco R. Lima
el Salvador
Foreign Ministers
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Knight Drops Out Tightens California Governor Race
Goodwin J. Knight withdrew from the 1962 California governor's race due to hepatitis a liver illness. His exit removes a potential Nixon Knight slugfest and elevates Joseph C. Shell as Nixon's main challenger in the Republican primary. Democrats had hoped the split would aid Governor Edmund G. Brown in November.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Richard M. Nixon
Knight
Nixon
Joseph C. Shell
Edmund G. Brown
Glenn Orbit Postponed to January 24 Launch
The planned around the world flight by astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. is delayed one day to January 24 due to a faulty valve in the cooling unit for his space suit. NASA has not set a new fixed date and had no comment.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Freezing Arctic Blast Hits Northern Plains and South
The bitter cold grips North Dakota and Minnesota with International Falls at 37 below. subzero temperatures extend into Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama. Cold wave warnings cover Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York as forecasters expect the chill to persist through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
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Tennessee
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Minot
N.D
Fargo
Alexandria
Bis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Congress Accepts Army Reorganization Plan
Congress shows willingness to back President Kennedy’s Army reform aimed at creating two new commands for research development and procurement. The overhaul, the first major reorganization in nine years, does not alter combat structure or field commands and draws no opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Ordnance, Quartermaster and Signal Corps
GOP Leaders Reject State Of Union Bid
Senate and House Republican leaders vetoed National Chairman William E. Miller s effort to draft a GOP state of the union message. Miller circulated a 4000 word document criticizing the Kennedy administration and proposing political stands for Republicans in the new Congress.
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House
John McCormack
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Richard Bolling
Carl Albert
GOP
Washington
William E. Miller
Miller
Kekkonen Wins Sweden Finland Presidency Historic Victory
Helsinki reports President Urho Kekkonen secured a six year term after a solid win over Communist and Social Democrat rivals, signaling a decisive electoral mandate in Finland.
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Helsinki
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Ex-Premier Sjahrir Among Arrested Indonesian Leaders
Former Indonesian Prime Minister Sutan Sjahrir and a dozen dissolved party leaders were arrested early Tuesday, possibly by order of President Sukarno. The move signals rising political tension amid the West New Guinea dispute.
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Sutan Sjahrir
Indonesia
Dr. Sjahrir
Mohammed Roem
Sukarno
DiSalle says taxes not threatened in Ohio
Governor Michael V. DiSalle states no drastic tax increases are expected and supports modifying the tax structure to meet state needs. He opposes a state income tax and urges closing loopholes while pressing for greater education funding as essential for return on investment.
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Cincinnati
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Pravda Attacks Molotov Over Khrushchev Policy
Pravda accuses former Foreign Minister V M Molotov of stubborn opposition to Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence policy. The attack marks a propaganda blast after his return to the post as permanent Soviet representative to the I A E A in Vienna.
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Moscow
Pravda Today
V. M. Molotov
Khrushchev
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
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