OU Coed Shot By Boyfriend In Dorm Quadrangle Fight
Ohio University sophomore Lora Jean Smalley 21 from Toledo is in fair condition after surgery to remove three bullets. Her estranged boyfriend Bennett Blakeslee 21 of Avon is jailed. charges depend on her recovery. Police traced him after he fled in his 1953 hard top to Route 50 then south toward Avon. Witnesses say the couple argued in Scott Quadrangle near Poplar Street Monday evening as four Scott residents observed.
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Ohio University
Blakeslee
H. R. Curtis
McArthur
College of Arts and Sciences
McBride
Athens
Miss Smalley
Avon
Scott Quadrangle
Poplar St
Scott
Carole Doughton
Nancy Carter
Leslie Riley
Natalie Waugh
Top American Stock Men Resign Posts
New York financial turmoil deepens as chairman Joseph F. Reilly and three senior officers quit the American Stock Exchange. Vice Chairman Charles J. Bocklet, James R. Dyer, and John J. Mann also resigned amid SEC charges of abuses and domination of the exchange’s administration.
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Joseph F. Reilly
American Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Exchange
Reilly
Charles J. Bocklet
James R. Dyer
Finance
John J. Mann
SEC
Cohen assets seized for back taxes sale nets $2000
Los Angeles Internal Revenue agents seized Mickey Cohen’s furniture from a warehouse to cover a $400000 back tax debt. The Monday sale yielded about $2000 toward the government claim.
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Cohen
Internal Revenue
Guerrillas Sought After Belize Border Crossing
British troops hunt in the Belize bush near the Guatemalan border for a small band of Guatemalan guerrillas who crossed the border on a self styled liberation mission last weekend.
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Liberation
New Lexington Fire Department approves leadership slate
Vern Sorohan was re elected chief of the New Lexington Fire Department this week. Wade Kimball named assistant chief along with Robert J. Chute as captain Merle Dickson as lieutenant Edward Mc Nulty as secretary treasurer and Paul Shumaker as president.
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Ohan
New Lexington Fire Department
Wade Kimball
Robert J. Chute
Merle Dickson
Edward McNulty
Paul Shumaker
Latin Nations Split Over Censure of Castro Regime
At Punta del Este Uruguay the United States led a bid for a strong condemnation of Fidel Castro while Latin American powers split between soft and hard lines. Brazil urged delays for further talks while Castro warned on television that sanctions would fail.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Brazil
Havana
Castro
Race On To Refit Capsule
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Space technicians race to fix the oxygen system for John H Glenn Jr in preparation for his orbital flight The fourth postponement was blamed on trouble in the oxygen system as workers install a new hose and a device to regulate oxygen flow Glenn remains at the Cape awaiting a Saturday launch if tests prove successful
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John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy declines Soviet invitation during world trip
Justice Department notes Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy declined an informal invitation to visit the Soviet Union next month. He said he looks forward to visiting there in the future. The White House and Justice Department did not identify the invitation source. a spokesman confirmed it was received last Thursday.
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Washington
P—Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Justice Department
White House
Bonnelly appeals for unity amid crisis in Dominican Republic
President Rafael Bonnelly asks for unity and calm as his government confronts catastrophic problems left by predecessors, urging citizens to support efforts to stabilize the country from Santo Domingo.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Bonnelly
Folsom Signals Bid for Unprecedented Third Term
Montgomery Alabama James E Folsom 53 publicly announces he will run for a third term as governor after serving 1947 51 and 1955 59 observers had long predicted the move.
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Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
Carrier Saratoga Stays Longer in Mediterranean Mission
The aircraft carrier Saratoga will remain in the Mediterranean an extra month and a half during its current duty tour, according to the Navy.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Saratoga
Navy
France Tightens Curbs in Algiers Bone and Oran
France imposed a fresh round of restrictions in Algiers, Bone and Oran as Jean Morin announced special control measures. Terrorists carried out 20 attacks on Monday with four dead and 18 wounded, while seven militants were slain as French troops set up roadblocks to curb arms flow between rival groups.
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Algiers
France
Jean Morin
Algeria
Bone
Oran
Gizenga Under House Arrest in Congo Villa
Antoine Gizenga placed under house arrest in a comfortable Leopoldville villa to await trial for acts of rebellion. U N protection lifted Monday night and Gizenga moved from the United Nations headquarters. Troops surrounding the residence were officially to protect him.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Antoine Gizenga
U.N
Gizenga
U. N
For Sale Ad Seeks Buyer for Housewares and Services
A small classified notice advertises a large 6 burner Garland range with grill and a Fat Mizer gas deep fryer with 35 lb capacity at Dee-Dee Drive in. The ad invites hiring help, services, tenant finding, selling or trading, with a contact phone LY 3-1242.
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Dee-Dee
Government rejects tax exemption plan for four wives
Kuala Lumpur reports the Malayan government refused a proposal to grant income tax exemptions for all four wives of every Muslim, citing equitable tax policy concerns. The decision maintains existing tax rules for multi wife households.
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Kuala-Lumpur
Malaya
Dream unity urged for Hocking Valley and Ohio University
Fred Johnson chairing Ohio University Board of Trustees urged 425 area leaders at Baker Center to rebuild the Hocking Valley spirit and unite with the university for regional growth. He called OU “your university,” outlined steps including a four lane Route 33 and emphasized local citizens must cooperate for prosperity.
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Hocking River Valley
Ohio University
Nelsonville
Fred Johnson
Ohio University Board of Trustees
Columbus Insurance and
Hocking Valley
Baker Center
Johnson
University
Hocking County
Athens
Columbus
Emis
Sary
John C. Baker
Hocking
Man wins damages after dog causes truck crash
London court awards Hyman Gomberg 33 pounds 15 shillings in damages after his truck collided with a dog that ran from a store into the road. The 200 pound St Bernard prompted the crash and injury to the vehicle.
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London
Hyman Gomberg
St. Bernard
Caramanlis Government Wins Confidence Vote in Greece
Premier Constantine Caramanlis and his pro Western government secured a confidence vote in Parliament in Athens early today amid charges of strong arm tactics during last fall’s national election.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Five Die in C119 Crash Near Hill Air Force Base
A C119 flying boxcar crashed and burned near Hill Air Force Base Utah on Saturday killing five crewmen. Wreckage lay between two houses 30 feet apart. Albany Lodge 723 F and AM to conduct inspection at 7 30 p m Wednesday per George J Lowther, master Russell L Bailey to lead.
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Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
Russell L. Baily
George J. Lowther
Defense Plans Add Sea Roaming Command Posts
Washington The Defense Department will add several sea going command posts to its system of alternate headquarters for use if the Pentagon is destroyed in a nuclear attack. Existing alternates include the underground Little Pentagon on the Maryland Pennsylvania border and the Navy cruiser command ship Northampton. The sea roaming posts strengthen command and control during attack.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Maryland- Pennsylvania
Northampton
Seminar Hits Cleveland
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and cabinet hold another seminar on state government and finances at Case Institute of Technology. Officials are expected to urge higher state expenditures to address population growth rising costs and greater demand for services.
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Cleveland
Michael V. DiSalle
Case Institute of Technology
Toledo
Cincinnati
Fire destroys factory district. blaze blocked from Betsy Ross House
A general alarm fire in Philadelphia destroyed a clothing factory building housing several manufacturers. About 300 firefighters contained the flames, preventing spread to historic landmarks including the Betsy Ross House.
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Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Italian Probe Probes Bulgarian Jet Crash Spy Motive
Experts study film from the Bulgarian jet that crashed near a secret NATO base in southern Italy. Italian officials say the plane likely conducted a spy mission, with Lt Miluse Solakov facing espionage charges and potential 5 to 15 year prison term. He is held under guard as questioning plans proceed.
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Rome
NATO
Italy
Defense Ministry
Miluse Solakov
Francis Gary Powers
Solakov
Acquaviva
Bari
Russia
Burke Opens Muzzle Probe Involving Pentagon Censors
Senate investigators disclose evidence of Pentagon censors who blue penciled military speeches. Secretary McNamara refused to identify the censors, citing Pentagon responsibility. Adm. Arleigh Burke testified as the inquiry opened with Sen. Strom Thurmond leading questions. Berlin winds topple parts of East German border fences around West Berlin, police report.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Special
Senate Armed Services
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Subcommittee
McNamara
Défense Department
Berlin
West Berlin
West
Talks at U N Y Raise Hope for West New Guinea Settlement
Acting U N Secretary-General U Than held exploratory talks Monday night with the Netherlands and Indonesia as hopes rose for a peaceful settlement to the dispute over West New Guinea.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
U Than
Netherlands
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Ko Nominated Posthumously by Directors Guild
Ernie Ko, who died in a recent auto crash, has been nominated by the Television Directors Guild for the 1961 directorial award. The honor recognizes his contributions to television directing despite his untimely death.
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Hollywood
Ernie Kovacs
Television Directors Guild
Alden Pledges School Aid In Redevelopment
Southeastern Ohio leaders and Ohio University officials met at Baker Center as OU President Vernon R. Alden announced new projects. A space vehicle research effort and a data processing center study were highlighted, with plans to attract grants and boost regional economic development. A large crowd heard remarks from Sen. C. Stanley Mechem, Rep. Walter Moeller, and OU trustees chair Fred H. Johnson.
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Ohio University
Fred H. Johnson
OU Board of Trustees
Sol Rosenberg
Vernon R. Alden
C. Stanley Mechem
Fred R. Beasley
Messenger
Southeastern Ohio
Baker Center
OU _ board of trustees
U.S
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Congress
Moeller
Internal Revenue Service
Athens
Mechem
Johnson
Ohio
Hocking
Alden
University
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
New England
Ohio U
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
OU College of Commerce
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
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