Asian bloc presses UN on Tunisia and Bizerte pullout
A coalition of 36 Asian and African nations urged the UN Security Council to demand France withdraw all troops from Tunisia and relinquish the Bizerte naval and air base. Dag Hammarskjold opened the session with a report on his peace mission, while France refused talks and insisted on assurances over base access before any pullback.
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Bizerte
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Leopoldo Benites
Ecuador
Hammarskjold
Paris
Habib Bourguiba
United States
Washington
Bizerte Naval Air Base
Britain Eyes Move Toward Common Market in Europe Talks
Britain remains noncommittal on joining the Common Market during the EFTA conference. Edward Heath relayed a guarded briefing as Prime Minister Macmillan prepares to present the stance in Parliament. The government signals willingness to link with the Market if France grants trade concessions to the Commonwealth.
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Harold Macmillan
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Austria
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GOP Shapes Attack On Foreign Aid Proposal
Republicans plan to attack President Kennedy's long term foreign aid financing on the Senate floor as the program faces a tight vote. They aim to curtail it and anticipate tougher House debate next week. Kennedy seeks authority for 8.8 billion in five year loan commitments with 7.3 billion from the Treasury and the rest from postwar loan repayments.
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17 Year Old Driver Found With Small Arsenal
Youngstown police stopped a 17 year old for a traffic violation and found a car containing loaded 16 gauge and .410 shotguns a .38 caliber pistol and ammunition. The youth said he intended to play a joke on his brother.
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Youngstown
James Falute
Republicans in California debate Nixon influence
In Los Angeles two GOP groups met to shape state politics and focused on the role of former Vice President Richard Nixon. Resolutions were adopted opposing any attempt by Nixon forces to seize control of the California party.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Burglary Case Witness Dies In Explosion
An ex convict who testified in a burglary trial was killed when his car exploded as he started the ignition. Lillian Reis cafe owner Ralph Staine Jr and John C Berkery were questioned and released after their alibis. The blast occurred on Richard Blaney’s 27th birthday, following a prior shooting of his brother Vincent last August.
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Lillian Reis
Ralph Staine Jr
John C. Berkery
Richard Blaney
Richard
Vincent
Ohio Five Y Forecasts Normal temperatures and light rain
Temperatures will average near normal with highs 86 to 89 and lows 62 to 65. Rainfall expected at about half an inch or less across most areas with chances of scattered thunder showers over the weekend.
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Ohio
Outside Directors Seize Chrysler Control Name Townsend President
Chrysler Corp ousted chairman and CEO L. Tex Colbert after a New York meeting and installed Lynn A. Townsend as president. The move halves the board to 17 and creates a chair for Colbert at Chrysler of Canada to protect stock options and a future pension. Townsend had led cost cutting while Chrysler posted a 96.2 million profit for Q2 1961 amid prior losses and ongoing stockholder suits.
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Lynn A. Townsend
Chrysler
L. L
Tex) Colbert
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Walter Chrysler
New York
L. L. Tex Colbert
Chrysler of Canada
Lad
Chrysler Disclosed
William C. Newberg
Newberg
Corporation
Townsend
Stahr Outlines National Guard Expansion Plans at Kentucky Parade
Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. said in Hickman that the Guard must grow and mobilize faster, with some units ready in three to five weeks and others within three months. He framed the effort as a real wartime program requiring gradual increases over three years. The visit honored Stahr on Elvis Stahl Day amid rain precautions.
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Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Stahr
Elvis Stahl
Kentucky
Congress
Italian Village Seeks Women for Marriage Amid Local Strife
In Teramo Italy an appeal goes out to unmarried women to move and marry in Frat TolI village. The men, bound to small plots, say they want women with income but will accept any who is beautiful and virtuous. The piece notes most locals dislike the area and women tend to leave.
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Teramo
Italy
Frattoli
Bride Bailed From Jail Two Hours After Service
An 18 year old bride in Lakewood was jailed two hours after her wedding as part of a group fined for disturbing the peace after a Madison Park gathering July 6. The judge suspended most penalties but required bond. the groom John Gideon, 22, posted the bond and the couple planned a honeymoon. The bride remained in jail while the groom raised funds and she ate beans and wieners in custody.
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Lakewood
Sally Gerber Gideon
Madison Park
John Gideon
Kennedy Readies Range of Berlin Actions
The Kennedy administration plans a starter set of military and diplomatic steps as the Berlin crisis unfolds. Secretary Rusk will push for firm allied agreements in Paris with a possible Western summit involving de Gaulle and Macmillan.
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United States
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Dean Rusk
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Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Rusk
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State Department
White House
Dad Blames Killing on TV at Grant Community
William Earl Franks told Marshall County jail officials that his 11 year old son learned killing from television and that he waylaid rural mail carrier Joseph R. Thompson 37 and shot him near the Grant community. The crime occurred about 300 yards from the boy’s home where Franks lived with his divorced father and grandmother.
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William Earl Franks
Marshall County
Joseph R. Thompson
Grant
William Earl
New Law Proposed by Seoul Junta on Libel Limitation
In Seoul the military regime urged a bill to close any newspaper publishing three libelous articles within a year. It did not specify who would determine libelous content and how rulings would be enforced.
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West
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
Seoul
South Korea
Today
Record Operating Budget Set By Miami University
Miami University has approved an operating budget of 13.48 million dollars for the current fiscal year to support an anticipated enrollment of about 7 500 students. President John D. ...
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Miami University
John D
DiSalle vetoes 25 cent fishing licenses for seniors in Ohio
Gov Michael V DiSalle vetoed a bill granting 25 cent fishing licenses to residents over 65, noting existing law already allows aid for aged to fish without a license and that the plan would cost the Wildlife Division about 130000 dollars yearly. He also signed other measures including boosting a policeman widow’s pension and allowing 50 horsepower outboard motors at Tappan Lake for three years.
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Columbus
DiSalle
Trustees of Police Relief
Tappan Lake
Negro Appointment Approved By Senate
The Senate on Thursday approved a Negro appointment by a 73 to 17 roll call vote. Robinson is named dean of the Howard University Law.
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Senate
Robinson
Howard University Law
Governor Signs Bill For More School Aid
The governor announced a funds increase for schools funded by budget cuts to welfare and mental health programs.
Kennedy to Visit Hyannis Port for First Lady Birthday
President Kennedy plans to fly to Hyannis Port Massachusetts today to help Jacqueline Kennedy celebrate her birthday. The First Lady will have a late afternoon arrival according to the itinerary.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Mr. Jenkins Dies at 63 Benefactor and Wartime Veteran
Donald Morgan Jenkins 63 of Huntington formerly Hartford died of a heart attack while visiting Huntington. A national advocate for crippled children he served in World Wars and Korean conflict and held a captain’s rating. Marshall University alumnus 1919, ex-Huntington Herald Dispatch employee, Clifton Masonic Lodge and Huntington Rotary Club member with perfect attendance for 22 years. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at Hartford Baptist Church burial in Graham Station Cemetery.
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Donald Morgan Jenkins
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Hartford
Jenkins
National Polio Foundation
Marshall University
Huntington Herald Dispatch
Old Pomeroy Tribune
Pomeroy High School
Clifton Masonic Lodge
Huntington Rotary Club
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Mildred Chapman
New Haven
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Eldon Waltz
William Hoover
Fogelsong Funeral
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