Conference Could Free Nearly 600 Captives Aboard Santa Maria
U S Admiral Allen E Smith Jr met Portuguese rebel Capt Henrique Galvao at sea near Recife to negotiate swift freedom for the nearly 600 passengers including about 20 Americans aboard the captive liner Santa Maria. The talks followed Galvao seeking asylum as Brazil's new government took power.
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Brazil
U.S
Henrique Galvao
Santa Maria
Galvao
Smith
DiSalle Reopens Race with One Time Losers in Ohio
Columbus reports Governor Michael V. DiSalle plans new study on measures labeled one time losers. He sent a conflict of interest message to the Republican led General Assembly as 25 more bills arrive, totaling 338 in both houses. The Senate seeks AG guidance on 1959 constitutional amendments.
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DiSalle
General Assembly
Great Lakes
Department of Personnel
State Civil Service Commission
Senate
Ohio
Soviet Premier Krushchev to Attend U N Session in March
Communist sources report Soviet Premier Krushchev plans to travel to the United States for the United Nations session in March.
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Washington
Krushchev
United States
United Nations
Chimp In Space Flight Delayed After Rocket Return
A 37 pound chimpanzee designated No. 65 was launched aboard a Redstone rocket from Cape Canaveral to test task performance under extreme space conditions. The capsule returned to its gantry signaling possible delays and a crew change if needed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Fla
Kennedy Honeymoon Ends as Republicans Slow Programs
Congress shows sharp GOP opposition to Kennedy spending A food for peace and several corps proposals face extensive hearings and potential budget clashes. Democratic leaders pledge fast action despite Republican resistance and possible Democratic defections.
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Washington
Kennedy
R-Ky
Congress
House
Kennedy Orders McNamara to Quickstep Defense Plan
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara is ordered to implement three urgent steps to strengthen the defense program. The measures aim to boost airlift capacity speed Polaris submarine production and accelerate the overall missile program under President Kennedy.
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Water shortage halts fire hydrant supply in New Straitsville
New Straitsville faces a severe water shortage crippling hydrants as mayor Melvin Emrick urges residents to conserve cistern and well supplies for firefighting. Officials monitor lines for breaks or depletion while restricting nonessential water use and urging caution in heating and disposal activities.
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New Straitsville
Melvin Emrick
Ohio River May Not Freeze Amid Warmup Across Dams
A warmup in the next few days could prevent the Ohio River from freezing. Stationary ice on Monday spanned the river at dams from Gallipolis to Cairo Illinois, up to four inches thick.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Cairo
Ill
Ford Layoffs Hit 5000 at Brook Park Plants
Ford Motor Co will lay off about 5000 workers for one week starting Monday at its three Brook Park suburban plants as the company undertakes readjustments of production. The action affects plants near Cleveland and follows similar moves at other plants nationwide.
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Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
Red Trade Offensive In Southeast Asia Reported
Peiping quietly offered to sell 30 000 tons of Cuban sugar to Burma at an undisclosed price in what may mark a new Red Chinese trade push in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Peiping
Burma
Red Chinese Reject Offer
Formosan Free China Relief Association readies to appeal to the International Red Cross to ship 100000 metric tons of rice offered by Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang warned Peiping would snub the proposal and said his government would push relief to the mainland by land sea or air, with air drops planned and 10000 one pound ration kits packed with dried meat and vegetables.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Free China Relief Association
International Red Cross
Chiang
Peiping
Boy Joins Brother at Integrated McDonogh No 19
An eight year old boy Michael Thompson joins his brother Gregory at McDonogh No 19 in New Orleans as activists widen the ten week boycott crack.
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New Orleans
Michael Thompson
Gregory
McDonogh No. 19
Kennedy Moves News Conference to 4 P.M.
President Kennedy changed the schedule for his news conference set for Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The adjustment affects media planning and the pacing of White House briefings.
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Washington
Kennedy
Murder Trial Expected To Reach Jury
POINT PLEASANT The murder trial of Barbara Lynn Morgan 24 accused of slaying her husband Edward last Nov 19 was expected to reach a Circuit Court jury this afternoon. Mrs Morgan testified in her own behalf yesterday. Morgan 45 was shot with a rifle Nov 19 at the Morgan home on Chestnut Ridge. She detailed six years of marriage noting his heavy drinking and threats on her life. The prosecution is not seeking the death penalty if convicted.
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Point Pleasant
Barbara Lynn Morgan
Edward
Showdown Vote Faces House Over Rules Committee Change
In Washington, Speaker Sam Rayburn with a razor thin edge faced a showdown vote on enlarging the Rules Committee. Last minute maneuvering and absenteeism could swing the outcome as Rep. Howard W. Smith opposes expansion. A compromise by Rep. Francis E. Walter would let the House decide bills when the committee deadlocks.
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House
Washington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rules Committee
Rayburn
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
Kennedy
Francis E. Walter
Walter
Liquor Board Debates Three Regulatory Changes in Columbus
The Ohio Liquor Department held hearings on three proposed regulatory changes. One would remove G type permits for drug stores selling medicinal alcohol at miniature retail sites. Another would align rules with the revised Ohio Code. The third would replace the department seal with the U S Treasury strip stamp as official seal.
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Columbus
Ohio Liquor Department
U. S. Treasury Department
Department
Fulbright backs Kennedy foreign aid plan long term
Sen. J William Fulbright of Arkansas voiced strong support for President Kennedy's proposal to place the expansive foreign aid program on a long term basis.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Kennedy
Coast Guard Academy Opens Doors to Qualified Negro Applicants
New London Connecticut on the coast opens its academy admissions to qualified Black applicants as the Coast Guard Academy states its doors are open to all who meet standards. The announcement signals progress in inclusion within a federal service education program for minority students.
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New London
Conn
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Point Pleasant Man Critical After Crash
Alfred Lawrence Pearson 35 of Point Pleasant Route 1 was critically injured and Paul Chapman 34 of 132 Park Dr. was seriously hurt in a Monday 5 30 p m car crash in front of Fruths Drug Store on Jackson Ave Pearson son of Mr and Mrs Oden Pearson Belle Meade worked for Upper Ohio Towing Co and was listed in critical condition at Pleasant Valley Hospital unconscious with head injury Ravenswood Corp also head injury listed in satisfactory condition at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Stephen K Miller city patrolman investigated
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Point Pleasant
Alfred Lawrence Pearson
Paul Chapman
Park Dr
Fruth’s Drug Store
Jackson Ave
Pearson
Oden Pearson
Fidel Regime Silent on U S Aiding Rebels Verdict
Havana reports Castro regime silent on fate of six Americans tried by a military tribunal for aiding anti Castro rebels. Prosecution sought death at La Cabana fortress after a two hour trial amid speculation of leniency as a goodwill gesture toward the Kennedy administration.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
Kennedy
la Cabana
JANTROL CEILING HEATER ADVERTISED FOR QUICK SALE
Paul Keever of 10 percent W State St ran a classified notice offering a JANITROL CEILING HEATER 100000 BTU used under one year with wall thermostat and connections. He claims many calls and at least eleven buyers remain. For quick cash place a Messenger Want Ad by calling LY 3-1242.
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W. State St
Ruanda Urundi Faces Tribal Coup Challenge
In Ruanda Urundi a peaceful tribal coup established a new republic backed by the Bahutu, led by Premier Gregoir Kayibanda. Belgium seeks UN approval to recognize the government while Mbonyumutwa and Kayibanda defend continued Belgian trusteeship.
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Ruanda-Urundi
Brussels
Ruanda
Ment
Belgium
Gregoir Kayibanda
Parmerutu Party
Bahutu
Watutsi
Mwami
Kigeri V. Kayibanda
Minique Mbonyumutwa
Kayibanda
United Nations
Guarema
Ohio State winter enrollment up 9.3 percent
OSU reports winter quarter enrollment at 23 532 students up 9.3 percent from last winter. University officials cite steady demand and sustained growth in on campus programs.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Air Force forms new command for global communications
Montgomery dispatch reports the Air Force plans a new command to oversee worldwide communications, centralizing control of strategic networks and liaison duties across theaters and space domains. The move aims to streamline operations and improve interservice coordination.
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Montgomery
Ala
Air Force
Kennedy Calls U S Ambassador for Soviet Talks
President Kennedy summoned the U S ambassador to Russia Llewellyn Thompson to Washington for consultations on all aspects of Soviet American relations.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
Russia
Llewellyn Thompson
Unauthorized Strike Shuts Down Transit in Sixth-Ranked Metro
A sudden unauthorized strike halted rapid transit and bus service across the sixth-ranked metropolitan area today, marking the second stoppage in five months and prompting widespread commuter disruption.
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Plaves
Ohio University athletic director trainee hospitalized incident
William J. Dutch Trautwein, 67, associate director of athletics at Ohio University, was hospitalized after an incident at Kerr Hunter Hardware Store, 36 South Court Street, with responders called at 11 46 a m.
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Trautwein
William J
Ohio University
Kerr- Hunter Hardware
S. Court St
Seventy five Cubans await fate on asylum status
Seventy five Cubans who were granted temporary asylum by the United States may learn today if they can stay in the country. The decision hinges on whether their asylum status will be converted to permanent residency.
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New York
United States
Spaak resigns as NATO secretary general
Paul-Henri Spaak submitted his resignation as NATO secretary-general to return to Belgium and lead his Socialist party in the next national election.
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NATO
Paris
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Socialist Party
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