Soviet open six day disarmament congress in Moscow
The Kremlin hosts a six day Congress for General Disarmament and Peace with delegates from 101 countries including 150 from the United States. Khrushchev expected to address fears about disarmament and highlight Soviet Chinese solidarity amid Western press talk of a rift.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Khrushchev
United States
Pravda
Communist Party
Congress
China
Mao Tung
Red China
Formosa
Athens Woman Killed In One Car Accident
An Athens woman Patricia Ann Adams 23 of 38 Mound St died in a one car crash on Route 33 south of Nelsonville about 2 40 a m. Her car left the road and struck an embankment throwing her from the vehicle. She was a waitress at the Athenean Restaurant and is survived by her mother a son six months old and three brothers. Services set for Wednesday at 2 pm at Hughes Funeral Home with burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Athens
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Patricia Ann Adams
Mound St
Miss Adams
Ams
Joseph
John
Dale Adams
Cora Hanmond
the Plains
William A. Adams
Hughes Funeral Home
Joe B. Maffett
West Union Street
Riot at Lima State Hospital Ends After Three Hours
A three hour rebellion at Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane involved 62 patients in the maximum security ward. Five attendants were initially detained, one was struck, and others were locked in a room with 22 inmates until security forces and a Catholic chaplain suppressed the disturbance.
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Lima State Hospital
Accident Toll Reaches 20 in Ohio Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least 20 accidental deaths in Ohio over the weekend due to traffic crashes, drownings, and lightning. Fourteen highway fatalities, three drownings, and three lightning deaths occurred, all lightning deaths on Sunday. Drownings included an 8-year-old and a 19-year-old swimmer near Lima.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Lima
Appointments Made Today at the American Stock Exchange
The American Stock Exchange announced two major staff appointments William D. Moran named vice president in charge of operations and H. Vernon Lee Jr appointed secretary and director of membership services. The exchange reorganized administrative procedures after criticism by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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NEW York
American Stock Exchange
William D. Moran
H. Vernon Lee Jr
Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Small Island Kaoteng Seen as Prime Chinese Target
Kaoteng Island off China is described as a leading potential target in a future Red China attack in the Formosa Strait. The report notes Communist troops constructing gun positions opposite the Nationalist outpost and highlights Kaoteng’s strategic position near Loyan Bay and the Huangchi Peninsula.
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Kaoteng Island
China
Red China
Formosa Strait
Kaoteng
Huangchi
Ing
Loyan Bay
Loyan
Matsu
Goulart Urges Approval of Rocha as Prime Minister
Brasilia Brazil President Joao Goulart urged the Chamber of Deputies to approve Francisco Rocha as prime minister to end a 13 day political crisis that sparked riots, killed 11 people, and followed resignations of Tancredo Neves and his cabinet amid labor unrest and a general strike.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Chamber of Deputies
Francisco Brochado da Rocha
Rocha
Rio Grande Do Sul
Leonel Brizola
Goulart
Tancredo Neves
Viscount Catches Fire Escape Crash Near Amarillo
Continental Airlines Viscount turbo prop caught fire and crashed three minutes after takeoff from Amarillo. Thirteen passengers and three crew escaped minutes before explosions. Captain Lawrence Lauratis and First Officer E C Gorman ran tests while hostess Linda Howard led evacuations. Plane landed in a harvested wheat field 2 1/2 miles from runway end.
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Amarillo
Tex
Continental Airlines
Amarillo Air Terminal
Lawrence Lauratis
Lauratis
Gorman
Linda Howard
Miss Howard
Harold V. Hunter
Gardena
Calif
Medics Strike in Austria Demands Higher Fees
In Vienna Austria 13 700 doctors launched a 24 hour strike to push for higher fees from the state health insurance pool. They sought a 65 percent increase under a new contract. Under the old contract the average monthly income was about 400 dollars.
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Vienna
Austria
Cincinnati Post Office votes count in regional election
Officials at the Cincinnati post office start tallying 34 000 ballots cast by office staff in the recent organizational election. A spokesman said results for Indiana Kentucky and Ohio offices should be ready by Sunday. Ten organizations compete to represent seven postal crafts.
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Cincinnati
Post Office
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Integration decision sparks mixed Atlantic reaction
Arch bishop Paul J. Hallinan says Northerners opposed a decision to integrate Catholic schools in Atlanta, while Southern civic officials ministers and rabbis largely favorable. Clarence Stephen Marsh, 79, educator who led the CCC education program, dies in Redondo Beach. Moscow radio reports US high altitude nuclear test with stern comment.
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Cleveland
Atlanta
Paul J. Hallinan
Washington
Clarence Stephen Marsh
Civilian Conservation Corps
Redondo Beach
Calif
Officials and Doctors Deadlocked Over Saskatchewan Plan
Regina reports nine days into a doctors strike over the Saskatchewan medical care act as a Wednesday rally is organized by Keep-the-Doctors. Prime Minister Woodrow Lloyd urges restraint while most doctors refuse to work under the act though emergency care remains at 35 hospitals.
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Manitou Beach
Sask
George Olson
Regina
Saskatchewan
Woodrow Lloyd
No Survivors Among Indian Plane Wreck
Bombay officials say the Italian jet crash near Bombay left no survivors among 94 aboard. Alitalia reported 85 passengers and 9 crew perished as search teams struggled to recover bodies from a hillside crash site in heavy monsoon rain.
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Bombay
India
Alitalia
Rome
Veteran Newsmen Die Over Weekend
Springfield Daily News and Sun mourn two veterans Richard H. Stewart aged 55 and Harold C. Stroh aged 59 who died within a day of each other over the weekend. Stewart served 29 years in advertising sales and Stroh spent 16 years on the editorial staff. Also reported is George Watson Barratt a renowned set designer who died Friday.
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Springfield
Springfield Daily News
Sun
Richard H. Stewart
Harold
Hal) C. Stroh
Daily News
Cooperation Proposed In Algeria Amid Conflict Over Oran
Premier Youssef Ben Khedda offered peace to dissident Ahmed Ben Bella whose forces have seized western Algeria including Oran. Monitors report Ben Bella met with Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo, while envoys head to Rabat to pursue reconciliation. About 1500 Algerian troops crossed the Moroccan border into Oran, greeted as freedom fighters.
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Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Oran
Algeria
Ben Khedda
Rabat
France
Ben Bella
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Mohammed Yazid
Rabah Bitat
U S Successful On Third Try In Johnston Island Nuclear Test
A U S nuclear warhead carried by a Thor missile exploded high above Johnston Island at about 200 miles altitude. The blast, the strongest in the current series, is described as megaton range and aimed to boost U S prestige in missile testing after two prior failures.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Johnson Island
Here
United States
Thor
Pacific
Japanese Overseas Telephone and Telegraph Co
Oakland
Calif
Buenos Aires
U.S
Johnston Island
Johnston
Seaway Cargo Tonnage Seen At Record Levels
MASSENA New York Bus iness on the St Lawrence Seaway rises with cargo tonnage up this season Joseph H McCann administrator of the St Lawrence Seaway Development Corp says tonnage could hit a record 25 million tons and perhaps 27 million if shipping continues at the current pace
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Massena
N. Y
St. Lawrence Seaway
Bea
Joseph H. McCann
Benny Goodman Ends Soviet Jazz Tour On Cool Note
Benny Goodman says his six week jazz tour of the Soviet Union was a success though some band members grumbled he played it cool. Authorities feared riot risk from rock n roll and he aimed for applause, with 180000 fans across Moscow Sochi Tiflis Kiev Leningrad and Tashkent listening.
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Moscow
Benny Goodman
Soviet Union
America
Goodman
U.S
Sochi
Tiflis
Kiev
Leningrad
Tashkent
President Kennedy’s Top Bills In Congress
Washington reports two main items in Kennedy’s agenda foreign aid and health care for the aged under Social Security. The Senate may continue action on health care next week while the House fights a 4.7 billion foreign aid authorization with final votes due midweek. A Republican-Democrat bloc plans to add a provision to block future appropriations if the budget isn’t balanced.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Democrats
Pt. Pleasant Guard Unit Coming Home
Pt Pleasant's 3664th Ordnance Co. will be released from active duty and return to Point Pleasant from Fort Polk Louisiana. The unit mobilized in September 1961 during the Berlin crisis under Captain James Roseberry with about 100 men. Families followed the company to reside near the base.
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Point Pleasant
3664Th Ordnance Co
Fort Polk
West Virginia
Berlin
3664Th
National Guard
Kennedy
James Roseberry
Ordnance Company
Civil defense sees 50 to 60 million shelter spaces
A civil defense official asserts the nation can shelter 50 to 60 million people from nuclear fallout. William P. Durkee of the Office of Civil Defense says the goal is 235 million shelter spaces in homes, schools, transit facilities and workplaces by 1967. Hotel Hollenden to be razed in Cleveland after filing for removal from operation.
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William P. Durkee
Office of Civil Defense
Cleveland
Hollenden
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