Spirit of Camp David Seen as Ghost in 1960 Talks
John M. Hightower argues Camp David’s influence waned as East West negotiations grow grim. The lend lease talks faltered after Soviet demands to lift trade restrictions, with Bohlen and Menshikov ending four sessions at an impasse.
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Washington
Camp David
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West Berlin
U. S
Mikhail Menshikov
United States
Charles E. Bohlen
Bohlen
IRS Raids West Virginia Slots Joints Seize 65 Machines
An IRS raid across three panhandle counties netted 65 coin operated machines in Wheeling Ohio County and Brooke and Hancock counties. Seized were 62 slot machines and three pinball units from taverns restaurants night clubs and lodges. The operation directed by Charles E Maeriker involved 70 agents from Ohio and West Virginia and was called the largest of its kind in the state and among the biggest nationwide.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Internal Revenue Service
West Virginia Panhandle
IRS
Ohio County
Brooke and
Hancock Counties
Nathaniel Looker
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Ohio
Huntington
Charleston
Clarksburg
Charles E. Maeriker
IRS Intelligence Division
Reds Arrive Today in New York on Soviet goodwill visit
A 25 member Russian delegation arrives in New York for a swift goodwill visit with premiers of four Soviet republics. The trip aims to foster U S Soviet relations during a period of thaw.
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Washington
New York
Watch Lost 21 Years Appears and Keeps Time
William Sanders, once an 11 year old newspaper carrier in 1939, lost his Grit sponsored prize watch in May while helping his father in Trimble. The watch lay buried in chaff for 21 years until found in a barn. A wind of the stem revived it, and the watch again kept time.
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Glouster
William Sanders
Sanders
Grit
Fred Sanders
Trimble Route 1
Bill Sanders
Bill
Dale Naes
Pattonville
St. Louis
Mark Draper
New York Central Trains Derail 13 Units in Fog Crash
In Westfield New York two New York Central trains collided in dense fog derailing ten cars and three diesel units. One woman suffered a wrist fracture and cuts, two men were hospitalized for observation, and an expectant mother was examined and discharged.
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New York Central
Westfield
N. Y
New York
W. T. Alexander Jr
The
Central
New England States Express
20Th Century Limited
Chicago
Eastern High School Entry Investigated
POMEROY A breaking and entering at Eastern High School overnight Friday was reported by Sheriff Robert Hartenbach. Entry occurred between 3 30 and 4 30 a m after knocking out a side window. A cement block vault with a safe door was forced open with a sledge hammer. A drinks room was entered and items missing include a small sum of money two trophies and a camera. Two Washington County sheriff's deputies assisted county officials and two men registered at a Parkersburg hotel were expected to be arrested today.
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Pomeroy
Eastern High School
Robert Hartenbach
Hartenbach
Washington County Sheriff's Department
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ironton Man Charged In Fatal Shooting
Chester Daniels 35 of Route 1 Ironton is charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of his brother in law Curtis Delong 45 of Ironton. Daniels was arraigned Thursday night and requested a continuance. Bond set at 50000 with a hearing to be scheduled by County Court.
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Ironton
Chester Daniels
Route 1
Lawrence County
Daniels
Inlaw
Curtis Delong
Airman Ends 3 Day Endurance Test In Capsule
Airman A J C Bruce Barwise aged 34 emerges from a floating survival capsule after a three day endurance test on ice rim Lake Erie. He had been confined since Tuesday and reports only leg cramps as discomfort.
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Buffalo
N.Y
A.J.C
Bruce C. Barwise
Lake Erie
Area Leaders Gather for Regional Look at Ohio Industry
Civic and industrial leaders from Southeastern Ohio met at Kyger Creek High School for the first of nine regional Industrial and Economic Development Department sessions. Director Collison urged caution on rumors, outlined the department’s research role, and demonstrated its data gathering survey to assess Ohio’s economic potential.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Letart Falls
Meigs County
Kyger Creek High School
Industrial and Economic Development Department
Koder M. Collison
Collison
Univac
Buckeye
Alva T. Grover
Meigs-Gallia Development Association
Gallipolis and
Middeport - Pomeroy Chambers of of Commerce
Meigs-Gallia
Ohio River Valley
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economical Development
Alva Grover
Cheshire
Kroder Collison
State Department
J. Sherman Porter
Messenger Newsphoto
Insurgents Seize Algiers Amid Algerian Crisis
French forces face a decisive clash as insurgents control Algiers while De Gaulle seeks to stabilize his government. Rebel leaders urge Moslems to desert to nationalist guerrillas and the city hall is reported as occupied. Paratroops remain in place under siege.
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Charles de Gaulle
Radio
Tunis
de Gaulle
France
Algiers
Algeria
Uprisin
Paul Delouvrier
Maurice Challe
Delouvrier
Fifth Republic
Soviets Press Japan Over U S Treaty And Salmon Quotas
Moscow tightens pressure as Japan negotiates a 1960 salmon quota with the Soviet Union after the U S Japan security pact. Red China East Germany and North Korea join the campaign while China calls the treaty a militarist revival.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan
United States
Red China
East Germany
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Moscow
North Pacific
Dover Mayor Charged With Accepting Bribes
Clifford C. Froelich 61 mayor of Dover, on $5000 bond awaiting arraignment after grand jury indictment charging bribe acceptance. Indictments accuse Froelich and five men of paying or taking $1500 in bribes between 1958 and 1959. three conspirators previously fined after a gambling raid. Froelich denies wrongdoing and faces possible 1 to 10 year sentences.
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Dover
Clifford C. Froelich
Froelich
City Hall
Two Gunmen Steal Payroll in Brooklyns Armed Robbery
Two armed bandits held up two Brink's guards outside the American Can Co in Brooklyn and stole a $23,900 payroll. Both guards were wounded, Dolan 57 and Feeney 56, and taken to Israel Zion Hospital. The robbers fled in a black sedan with a third man driving.
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New York
American Can Co
Brooklyn
Brink
Israel Zion Hospital
Space Plans To Feel Pinch
NASA officials warn a 132 million dollar budget cut in the new year may slow advanced technology work and research. Construction of new facilities and staff expansion would be delayed while remaining programs face reduced funding.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
House Space Committee
Richard E. Horner
NASA
Innocent Plea Entered In Sniper Slaying
Floyd E. Hargrove pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge at arraignment in the Christmas Eve sniper slaying of Charles R. Clark of Mentor. Clark's wife Lois 31 admitted an eight month affair ending six weeks before the shooting.
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Painesville
Floyd E. Hargrove
Charles R. Clark
Hargrove
Clark
Lois
Trujillo Cracks Plot To Assassinate Him
Washington dispatch reports General Rafael Trujillo believes he has smashed a wide assassination plot in the Dominican Republic. Authorities say police have arrested perhaps a thousand Dominicans in the past week as part of the crackdown.
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Trujillo
Washington
Rafael L. Trujillo
Lockbourne Awarded Flying Safety Trophy
Columbus report says Lockbourne Air Force Base received the Best of the Year Flying Safety Trophy from General Power of SAC. Brig. Gen. William F. Creer accepted the award as the base posted over 92,000 accident free hours in 1959.
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Columbus
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Locckbourne Air Force Base
William F. Creer
801St Air Division
Family Reunited With Khrushchev Help In Chicago
The Leonas family, separated since 1944, reunited in Chicago after Nikita Khrushchev arranged the meeting. Regina 20 and Tomas 17 arrived from Lithuanian exile to embrace parents Paulius and Irena at Midway Airport amid cheering friends.
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Chicago
Leonas
Nikita Khrushchev
Paulius Leonas
Regina
Tomas
Lithuainia
Lithuania
Ting
Moscow
United States
Khrushchev
Des Moines
U. S
Midway Airport
Rezina Leonas
U.S
Synagogue Targeted Again in Kansas City Bombing
A bomb shattered 51 windows of Kehilath Israel Temple in southeast Kansas City on Thursday night. The blast, heard over a two mile radius, caused no injuries or damage to other buildings. Caretakers Mr and Mrs Kapers Butler were in their quarters and unharmed.
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Kansas City
Kehilath Israel Temple
Mrs. Kapers Butler
Volcano Erupts Again at Kapoho Village Hawaii
Kilauea volcano erupts anew sending lava over the devastated southeast Hawaii countryside. It follows prior destruction of Kapoho Village as residents monitor renewed activity with fear and officials issue updates on the ongoing danger.
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Kapoho
Hawaii
Kilauea
Hawaiian Island
Pittsburgh Steel UKs Contract With Union
Pittsburgh Steel Co the nations 15th largest steel producer reached a new contract with the United Steelworkers covering workers at six plants nationwide Terms were not disclosed and the firm remains the biggest unsigned with USW since the 116 day nationwide steel strike ended
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co
United Steelworkers
Pittsburgh Steel
USW
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