London Man Denies Assaulting Grocer
John Wesley Shiveley 48 of London is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon for hitting Charles Dicken the New Marshfield grocer and store owner with a blackjack at a local service station. Police identified him after a hospital visit and a vehicle license check leading to a two hour manhunt.
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Bucyrus Area
Marshfield
Charles Dicken
John Wesley Shiveley
London
J. B
Shiveley
George Schoonover
Sheriff's Office
State Highway Patrol
Buffington
Dicken
Bucyrus
New Marshfield
Law
Millionth Mourner Follows Pope John XIII Body at St Peters
In Vatican City the millionth mourner passed the late Pope John XXIII's body as crowds lined the basilica. Cardinals arrive for the June 19 conclave with voting to start June 20 and a record 80 of 82 expected. Ohio invites ideas on state services to Krabach in the statehouse.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Basilica
John
College of Cardinals
Sis
Columbus
Richard L. Krabach
Statehouse
Fl Universal
U.S
Ohio Senators OK Bond Issue Proposal Heads to House
The Ohio Senate approved a 250 million bond proposal to fund state universities and urban schools with 40 million for water projects. The plan advances to the House, needs three fifths approval to appear on November ballots. Eleven of thirteen Democrats opposed the measure.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate
House
Stout
Charles J. Carney
Mahoning
James Kilbane
Cuyahoga
James A. Rhodes
Four Injured As Storms Hit Central Ohio
Violent spring storms including possible tornadoes struck central Ohio injuring four members of a family and causing major property damage. A flash flood closed highways and wash out bridges in Cambridge as trailers were leveled near Commercial Point and Kirkersville. Route closures and heavy rainfall accompanied the damage, with Circleville reporting 1.91 inches of rain in two hours and up to 7.18 inches in 24 hours. Officials later noted Route 21 and Route 209 near Cambridge remained closed.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cambridge
Walter Hemphill
Commercial Point
Pickaway County
Terrace
U. S. 40
Kirkersville
Licking County
Pickaway
Circleville
Ohio Highway Patrol
Fire razes three story building in Cleveland blazes
Firemen battled a stubborn blaze for more than eight hours in a three story East 9th Street building. Officials estimated damage near one million dollars. Chemicals in the basement of Schuemann Jones Co. fed the fire as 140 firefighters and 30 units fought near the Ninth Prospect Huron intersection.
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Cleveland
East 9Th Street
Schuemann-Jones Co
Huron-Ninth
Ninth
Prospect
Huron
U.S. Enters Race for Supersonic Airliners
President Kennedy declared American intent to pursue supersonic air transport development soon after Pan Am ordered six planes as Britain and France back a Concorde program. The plan aims for speeds near Mach 3 with costs exceeding $1 billion, with potential service by 1969 or later and no firm price disclosed.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Ment
Colorado
Pan American World Airways
France
Great Britain
Paris
London
U.S
Trans World Airlines
Pan Am
Douglas Aircraft Co
Kennedy urges federal aid to education amid civil rights concerns
President Kennedy presses the aid to education program during a San Diego State College address. He links educational backwardness to civil rights tensions, urges nationwide support, and notes objections over federal involvement. He then travels to an aircraft carrier for naval maneuvers as part of a five-state tour.
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Frank Cormier
San Diego
Calif
Kennedy
San Diego State College
el Paso
Tex
State College
Pacific
Hawaii
Washington
House
Joelson
GOP Senators Pledge Civil Rights Support
Republican senators promised to back further civil rights legislation while avoiding a clear stance on breaking the Southern filibuster. The vow came from a two session conference led by Sen. Jacob Javits, with a voice vote approving a nonbinding statement.
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GOP
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Actress Arlene Francis Released After Auto Crash Injury
Arlene Francis, injured May 26 in a two car crash that killed a woman, was released Wednesday from Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. The European Common Market commission reports a rise in real incomes for families across its six member nations.
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New York
Arlene Francis
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Executive Commission of the
European Common Market
Classified Ad Offers Furnished Apartment In City
John Parfitt reports at least 50 calls after one insertion and more keep coming. Furnished apartment with 3 rooms and bath prefers married couple. Aril ities paid. 92 N Shafer LY 3 4526. The Messenger Classified Ads invite listings to sell rent or buy with a 16 word ad for $1.00. Dial LY 3 1242
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N. Shafer
Pro Communists Fire Bomb U S Mission in Caracas
Gunmen overpowered guards and forced 12 mission staff to strip before dousing the U S Military Mission building with gasoline and setting it ablaze in Caracas. No personnel were harmed as armed intruders seized uniforms and gear, leaving the old Spanish colonial HQ ruinous and records destroyed.
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Caracas
Venezuela
V/P
U.S
Mission
Country Club
FALN
Armed Forces For National Liberation
Romulo Betancourt
Maj
T. C. Blevins
Maj. B. Gardner
Methodists Plan More Evangelism Missions This Summer
Delegates to the Ohio Annual Conference voted to extend unconventional evangelism by sending ministers to preach where people are. Volunteers will work on street corners drive-ins parks factories and county fairs, building on last summer’s outreach to 86,210 persons statewide.
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Lakeside
Ohio
the Methodist Church
Hazen G. Werner
Technicians Reach Accord On Hot Line
U S and Soviet negotiators resolved technical details for a Washington Moscow hot line teletypewriter circuit. After 18 private meetings from May 6 to June 4, the plan calls for a permanent cable for emergency contacts to avert accidental war.
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Geneva
U. S
Washington
Moscow
U.S
New Jersey Member Voices Lunatic Fear Over Joint Sessions
Rep. Charles S. Joelson warns that a lone lunatic with a hand grenade could trigger chaos in Congress at joint sessions. He cites past shootings in 1954 and notes gallery access controls now in place as a security measure.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Congress
Charles S. Joelson
Dn.j
Appropriations Committee
Joelson
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