Norris Predicts Dock Strike Settlement Across Coasts
New York Shipping Association members meet to act on terms proposed by a presidential mediation board. Senator Wayne Morse predicted the industry from Norfolk to Maine will accept the board's peace formula, with unresolved plans for Norfolk to Texas ports. Kennedy urged immediate settlement of the 60,000 longshoremen strike paralyzing Atlantic and Gulf shipping. Morse noted the main issue is coastwise acceptance by industry and union reps on the South Atlantic and Gulf.
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New York
New York Shipping Association
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Norfolk
Maine
Texas
Morse
Washington
Kennedy
Atlantic
Gulf
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
JFK Hails Secession End In Congo
President Kennedy hailed the end of the Katanga secession and said the Congolese can rally behind national and provincial leadership. He noted the peaceful UN forces entry into Kolwezi confirmed the downfall of Moise Tshombe. The United States welcomed the Congo path under UN leadership.
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Washington
Kennedy
Katanga
Kolwezi
Moise Tshombe
United States
Congo
Africa
Eisenhower
U.S
United Nations
Will Change Carrier Wing Streamlining Next Month
The 302nd Troop Carrier Wing at Clinton County Air Force Base will be streamlined next month to form three troop carrier groups. Wing HQ and the 906th and 907th Groups stay at Wilmington. the 908th Group moves to Bates Field Mobile Alabama.
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Wilmington
Clinton County Air Force Base
Donald Campbell
906Th
907Th
Bates Field
Mobile
Ala
Air Support Promised in Bay of Pigs Invasion Debate
Exile Cuban leader Antonio de Varona alleges the Bay of Pigs force was promised full air cover. He cites a 1961 pledge denied by Attorney General Kennedy, while Sen. Goldwater questions administration “news management” and history rewriting. Varona calls for full historical investigation.
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Miami
Fla
Antonio de Varona
Kennedy
United States
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Goldwater
Varona
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Jose Miro Cardona
U.S
Cuban Revolutionary Council
New Frontier
Walker Charges Dropped By U.S.
In Oxford, Mississippi, federal prosecutors dropped charges against former Army Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker and six others connected to the University of Mississippi desegregation riots last fall. The dismissal was “without prejudice,” allowing possible future action before the five year statute of limitations. The case stems from Walker’s arrest after the riot and includes charges of insurrection and conspiracy. James Meredith faces continuation of his final semester amid campus tensions.
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Oxford
Miss
Edwin A. Walker
University of Mississippi
U. S. Atty
H. H. Ray
Walker
James H. Meredith
University
Air Force
U. S. Dist
Claude F. Clayton
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Clemson Considers Court Order
Clemson College trustees plan a meeting this week to decide admission of the school's first Negro student. Gov. Russell declined comment after the Fourth Circuit and Supreme Court refused to delay an order that Harvey Gantt, 20, of Charleston be enrolled at Clemson. The trustees slated the meeting for Wednesday or Thursday. State officials offered no comment.
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Columbia
S. C
Clemson College
Donald S. Russell
Simon Sobeloff
U. S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Earl Warren
U. S. Supreme Court
Harvey Gantt
Charleston
Clemson
Russell
U.S African Negroes Tiff At College
At Central State College in Wilberforce a racially charged disturbance is reported. Dean Thomas Kelley confirms a shooting into a dormitory room and a threatening letter, with African and American students alleging disruptions affecting study. Police say the incident involved an air rifle and affected a small number of students on both sides.
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Wilberforce
Central State College
Thomas Kelley
Kelley
African Mercenary Ponders His Future In The Garage Business
Eight mercenaries held in a makeshift internment room at Elisabethville Airport wait repatriation after Katanga's defeat. The profile centers on Skimmer, a 6-foot-2 South African fighter whose pay and future plans loom large. He plans to join a relative in a South African garage while hoping for delayed pay.
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Richard K. O'Malley
Elisabethville
The
Congo
United Nations
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Mer
Skimmer
South Africa
GOP Plans To Honor Goldwater At Dinner Salute
Washington Republicans arrange a dinner salute to Sen. Barry Goldwater aiming to raise about 500000 to aid party committees. The event targets big donors and conservative supporters, with some liberals privately conceding limited opposition.
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Gop
Goldwater
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Columbusite Admits Arson Before Court
William F Ostermeyer a 19 year old dishwasher pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to setting seven fires in Columbus mainly garages and homes, with several at a downtown department store. He was bound over to the grand jury on 49000 bond. safety officials note lie detector tests indicated he is the fire bug sought for months.
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Columbus
William F. Ostermeyer
Horace Troop
Grand
Ostermeyer
Albert Giles
Giles
Washington Indecision Is Hailed
Saigon report claims a Viet Cong annual report predicts victory through American indecision. The document dated Sept 25 1962 is deemed genuine, noting U S reluctance to deploy large forces to avoid provoking a world war. Britain and the Soviet Union extend cultural ties for two years. Kennedy sisters cancel trip to India and Pakistan.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Washington
America
U. S
United States
Communist Bloc of Nations
London
Britain
Soviet Union
Kennedy
India
Pakistan
M&M Schools Win State Science Awards for 1961 62
Six Ohio high schools are named outstanding science programs for the 1961 62 year by the Ohio Academy of Science. Morrison Waite Toledo Mansfield Senior Malta McConnelsville Morgan County Washington Township Centerville Piqua Catholic Westerville receive the Frederick H Krecker Award funded by Battelle Memorial Institute. Each school gets 150 dollars and a commemorative plaque.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Academy of Science
Morrison R. Waite
Toledo
Mansfield Senior
Malta- McConnelsville
Morgan County
Washington Township
Centerville
Montgomery County
Piqua Catholic
Westerville
Frederick H. Krecker
Ohio Junior Academy of Science
Battelle Memorial Institute of Columbus
Peace Corps Tests Slated Jan 26 for Applicants
Athens is among 823 centers where U S Civil Service Commission tests will be given Saturday at 8 30 a m for Peace Corps applicants. Tests will be in Room 24 at the post office and offered on space available basis to those who have not yet filled questionnaires, the Peace Corps said.
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Athens
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Peace Corps
New Taxes Uncertain Rhodes
Columbus reports Gov James A Rhodes said it is too early to judge if state needs can be met without new or higher taxes. A cabinet session noted $83 million in obligations beyond cash on hand. Finance Director Krabach cited ongoing deficits and possible wage cuts while Welfare Director White discussed aid to unemployed dependents and department reorganization. In Formosa three Nationalist warships likely sank a Communist gunboat near Matsu Island in an exchange near the island.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Statehouse
Richard L. Krabach
Krabach
Denver L. White
Athens
White
Cleveland
Ohio
A. G. Lancione
D-Belmont
Taipei
Formosa
Matsu Island
Defense Ministry
Legislature Getting Down To Business
Ohio House moves to hear revisions of Sunday closing laws while the Senate accepts hundreds of new bill proposals. An emergency printing contract bid directs Finance Director Krabach to award to the lowest responsible bidder by next Saturday noon. Rhodes appointees confirmed include Wayne Ward director of Personnel and Edmund Redman on the Turnpike Commission. Willard Campbell named to Unemployment Compensation Board of Review. Billy Gene Carter, 25, of Columbus, a prison escapee, captured in Springfield after a seven block chase.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Richard Krabach
Rhodes
Wayne Ward
Department of Personnel
Edmund C. Redman
Ohio Turnpike Commission
J. Warren Bettis
Salineville
Columbiana County
Carl R. Johnson
Westerville
Public Utilities Commission
Willard D. Campbell
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Board of Review
Adenauer and de Gaulle Readying Clash Over Europe
West German Chancellor Adenauer and French President de Gaulle meet after signing a treaty of close cooperation while Europe buckles over NATO nuclear forces and UK entry. Macmillan denounces French policies, urging allies to maintain strong alliances for security amid the current crisis.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Adenauer
de Gaulle
West Germany
Harold Macmillan
Europe
Macmillan
Liverpool
Britain
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