Faculty claim fear and dissension at BGSU after chair dismissal
About 60 Bowling Green State University faculty members assert fear and low morale amid the firing of philosophy chair Sherman M. Stanage. They say the action stems from his defense of student rights during protests, while university president Ralph W. McDonald denies retaliation.
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Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald
Tees
Inflation Fears Rise Within Kennedy Era Advisers
Washington top White House advisers warn of inflation risk as business recovery lifts output toward a record 530 billion yearly rate by late 1961. Heller Dillon Rostow urge self restraint to curb price rises, noting living costs could climb if unions demand high wages and firms push prices.
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Kennedy Returns From European Trip With Briefing Session
President Kennedy arrived at Andrews Air Force Base after a week visiting European leaders including Khrushchev De Gaulle and Macmillan. He planned a 4 30 p m briefing for Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to report on his trip. Dirksen said Kennedy appeared impressed with De Gaulle and pleased with talks with the French president.
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Five Nation Dominican Study Probes Dictatorship Influences
A seven nation Organization of American States committee will send a special commission to the Dominican Republic to assess whether the country is moving toward greater freedom or a tighter dictatorship after the assassination of Rafael Trujillo. The probe follows the U S request and Dominican approval, marking a Kennedy administration victory in inter-American diplomacy.
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Major Fire Destroys Two Plants in Ayer Massachusetts
Ayer officials assess post fire damage after a blast that razed Hartnett Tanning and International Purchasing Co along with 10 homes. The blaze across a quarter mile front with 20 mph winds burned for over four hours, injuring 35 and leaving the town of 15,000 without its largest employer.
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South Korea Rulers In First Appearance
South Korea's 32 man military junta appeared publicly for the first time with U S representatives who opposed the coup. They attended memorial services at the national military cemetery for Korean War dead alongside U S Charge d Affaires Marshall Green and General Carter B Magruder, the UN and U S commander in Korea.
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Auto Dealers Sell More Cars In May 1961
Detroit reports May auto sales reached 537,825 cars, the highest monthly total of the year. The five major automakers also posted a record daily rate of 20,686 vehicles.
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Sit-in becomes sleep-through at Paramount offices
Four students staged a sit-in that turned into a sleep-through at the American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters offices in New York. They vowed to remain until Paramount theaters in Austin Texas are desegregated.
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Tex
Man Returns Home After Night of Racial Unrest in Trinity
Robert Paris, 20, an employee, was reported missing after a disturbance marked by hostility toward Black people. He walked into his Trinity home with welts on his back and arms claiming he was struck by assailants using feather belts during the incident.
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N.C
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Fire Destroys Sturgis Market in Kenton Losses
A late Monday fire razed the Sturgis Market slaughterhouse and supermarket in Kenton, destroying two main buildings and a barn. Damage is estimated at $150 000 with livestock losses including beef and hogs.
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Sturgis
Shawnee Council Seeks New Marshal After Resignations
Shawnee council continues search for a new marshal after Robert Guisinger quit for personal reasons. Former marshal Lewis Morgan remains on leave following the fatal April 15 shooting of Richard Denny, with Morgan free on $1000 bond on second degree murder charges. Randall Mayes also briefly served before resigning.
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Richard Denny
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Shawnee
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Drakes
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Perry County
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Lorain and Sidney Women’s Clubs win traffic safety contest
In Miami Beach, the Lorain women’s club finished first and the Sidney club second in a General Federation of Women’s Clubs traffic safety campaign contest.
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Fla
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Sidney
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Want Ads Promote Cash Purchases and Quick Sales
It promotes reading Messenger Want Ads and using low cost ads to sell furniture appliances cars houses and trailers. People are willing to pay cash and the ads connect buyers and sellers with friendly neighbors.
Kennedy to Speak on Talks with Khrushchev and Allies
Congress reacts with mixed hopes as Kennedy plans a nationwide address at 6 p m EST to report on his discussions with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and world leaders. Democrats foresee potential gains in East West relations while Republicans remain doubtful.
Four Trujillo Plotters Held Family Hostages Four Days
Doctor Robert Reid Cabral said four conspirators who killed Rafael Trujillo held him and his wife and infant son for four days in his home. Two fugitives died in a gun battle with police, two surrendered. The alleged mastermind was Gen. Juan Tomas Diaz aged 52. The group sought to contact “wimpy” to alert Romulo Betancourt that the tyrant is dead.
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Ohio Senate moves to curb gambling with new book ban
Columbus reports another anti gambling bill clears the Senate as the series aims at horse race bookies. The first act branding numbers game operators as felons is already signed by Gov DiSalle and becomes law in 90 days. A third measure targets sports spot cards. A final Senate vote is expected before adjournment.
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Seven Freedom Riders Head For Mississippi
Seven more Freedom Riders headed to Jackson Mississippi by bus with others planned to test segregation laws by air. Newell Weber of East Orange New Jersey said they expected arrest in Jackson and would serve fines in city or county jail.
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Churchill Daughter Fined for Disorderly Conduct at Brighton Pub
Actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Sir Winston Churchill was fined two pounds for being drunk and disorderly in a Brighton pub on Monday.
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England
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Army Says Soviets Have Chemical Lead
An Army spokesman warned the Soviet Union could sicken 30,000 Pentagon employees in a secret attack using trained operatives and germs. He said the Soviets lead in chemical and biological warfare, and the United States would need at least five years to catch up in both offense and defense.
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Shepard reports brief vision fog during early Mercury flight
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr disclosed that rocket vibrations briefly fogged his vision early in the Mercury flight a month ago. He said the issue led to design changes to reduce vibration, including more head foam and a better space craft adapter ring.
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Mercury
Saturn Site Ready for Launch of 10 Million Pound Thrust Rocket
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla NASA completed the 11 million dollar Saturn launch site. The facility and service tower stretch across 45 acres as engineers finish the two year build and prepare ground support and launch control gear for the first Saturn firing planned for next fall.
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Supreme Court Upholds Smith Act and Communist Party Rule
The Supreme Court split 5 to 4 in two major rulings upholding a Smith Act clause criminalizing membership in organizations seeking violent overthrow and a requirement for the Communist Party to register with the U S attorney general as a Kremlin puppet under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act. Gus Hall warned democracy is endangered.
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Supreme Court
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U. S. Communist Party
Insanity May Be Defense in Ashbrook Murder Trial
Las Vegas prosecutors opened the Byron Ashbrook case noting the former Ohio businessman may plead insanity. Ashbrook, 38, is charged with killing his wife Betty Jane Puffer on Christmas Eve. Five jurors were seated. nineteen were excused for various reasons including views on the death penalty.
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Ohio
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Ashbrook
Betty Jane Puffer
Tom Wallace, Former ASNE Leader, Dies at 86
Louisville obituary reports the death of Tom Wallace, past president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and longtime dean of Kentucky journalists, at age 86.
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Kentucky
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Jacqueline Kennedy to Visit Sisters in London and Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy remains in London with her sister Princess Lee Radziwill for two more days. She will later take a private sight seeing trip to Greece while husband President Kennedy returns home to report on his European tour.
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Greece
Young survivor testifies at Eichmann trial on Chelmno killings
Simon Srebnik described coerced tasks at Chelmno including removing gold teeth from gassed victims. He testified he witnessed an average of 1200 Jews paraded to death daily over nine months while forced to perform the gruesome work.
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New Jersey Candidate Fractures Left Leg
Republican gubernatorial hopeful James P. Mitchell suffered two fractures of his left leg in a hotel room fall. Herbert Hoban said Mitchell slipped on tile while going to the bathroom and dropped to the floor.
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N.J
James P. Mitchell
New Jersey
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