Boys State Opens With Auditor Speech And Elections
Conventions of Buckeye Boys State at Ohio University draw more than 500 delegates from 24 cities. State Auditor James H. Rhodes will speak tonight as part of the event and judges will oversee Sunday oath ceremonies for 1200 juniors.
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Ohio
James H. Rhodes
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Ohio Univer
Sity
John C. Baker
Boys State
Athens
Kennedy backs health plan with heated saltwater swim
President Kennedy follows doctor orders for back treatment by swimming in a heated saltwater pool at the Wrightsman villa in Palm Beach Florida. Dr Janet Travell prescribes warm water exercise and rest after a lumbosacral strain from a ceremonial tree planting in Canada.
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Janet Travell
Washington
Travell
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Charles B. Wrightsman
White House
Canada
Khrushchev Attacks Nasser On UAR Communism Stand
Al Ahramreported Khrushchev criticized Nasser for suppressing communism in the UAR and warned of Nasser's downfall unless he adopts communism. He told a UAR National Assembly delegation in Moscow on May 3 that a better life under communism challenges anti communism positions.
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al Ahram
Khrushchev
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R. National Assembly
Moscow
Father of Six Is Blind Dad of the Year
Thomas C. Hasbrook 40, an Indianapolis City Council member and World War II Marine veteran blinded by a land mine explosion, was named Blind Father of the Year by the National Father's Day Committee.
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New York
Marine Corps
Thomas C. Hasbrook
Indianapolis
Gary Cooper leaves estate to Veronica in $1M-plus will
Hollywood star Gary Cooper bequeaths the bulk of his estate worth over $1 million to his widow Veronica. He also provides for former wife and mother in law care arrangements and other support.
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Los Angeles
Gary Cooper
Veronica
Wietime
Jackie Kennedy Vacation Sails Through Rough Poros Seas
In Poros Greece Jackie Kennedy sailed aboard her charter yacht as rough seas and a 30 mile wind challenged the night voyage before the vessel anchored in the harbor of the picturesque Greek port.
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Poros
Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy
Isport
OSU Awards Degrees in Columbus Exercises
Ohio State University awarded degrees to 2365 seniors and graduate students in Columbus today.
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OSU
Columbus
Ohio State University
Kennedy housing bill sails through Senate after marathon session
In a 49 to 44 vote Senator Gore’s amendment to cut the moderate income family program failed as the Senate advanced the omnibus housing bill to a final stage. The measure includes Kennedy’s key housing programs with no down payment and long-term mortgages. After tense maneuvers, a substitute was adopted 47 to 42 to restore the provision in the bill.
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Kennedy
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House
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Gore
John Sparkman
U S Intends To Contest Red Defiance
The Justice Department signaled readiness to challenge the American Communist party over its plan to defy the Supreme Court ruling to register as an entity controlled by the Soviet Union. Officials indicated intent to pursue further legal action against the party and its members for noncompliance. The Court had upheld the 1950 Internal Security Act registration provision and the conviction of a member linked to an organization advocating violent overthrow.
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American Communist Party
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Soviet Union
Wellston Man Heir To Million Estate
Harry Ben son Reece of Wellston and Peggy Jane Ramer of Piqua, cousins of Jeanne E. McDonald, named chief beneficiaries of a trust from her estate valued at 1.6 million. McDonald died Oct 11. will had earmarked 200000 for the University of Cincinnati and 130000 for relatives and friends.
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Harry Benson Reece
Wellston
Peggy Jane Ramer
Piqua
Jeanne E. McDonald
McDonald
Old McDonald Printing Co
University of Cincinnati
Tornado Strikes North Of Piqua Causing Widespread Damage
A large tornado north of Piqua damaged trailer homes, a mobile sales yard, and a housing subdivision, with over $100,000 in losses reported at H and H Mobile Homes. No injuries were recorded. The Ohio Highway Patrol post radio tower was toppled, interrupting local communications.
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Piqua
William Stanton
Jewell Sherer
Fred Houser
Ohio Highway Patrol
Columbus
Approval Granted for 500 Tractors to Cuba in Prisoner Deal
The Tractors for Freedom Committee authorized shipping 100 tractors within two weeks to Fidel Castro in exchange for 1 214 prisoners and expert negotiators. They require a full prisoner list for verification and suggest international Red Cross involvement.
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Detroit
Tractors For Freedom
Fidel Castro
Castro
International Red Cross
Parking Wall Report Holds No Federal Payment Likely
The U S Army Corps of Engineers issued an unfavorable assessment on damage to Pomeroy's municipal parking lot wall and flood control improvements. The report states damage is not due to Gallipolis Locks and Dam construction or operation, despite local claims.
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U. S. Corps of Engineers
Gallipolis
Engineering Corps
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Trujillo Heirs Back OAS Inquiry In Dominican Republic
In Ciudad Trujillo Rafael Trujillo's political heirs assure the OAS inquiry team a free hand. The mission aims to verify Dominican promises after the dictator's death to end repression and pave a democratic system. Augusto Arango says the first step is to visit all political prisoners and their families.
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Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Organization of American States
Trujillo
Augusto Arango
Hamilton High Students to Study Capitalism vs Other Systems
Garfield and Taft high schools in Hamilton will offer a new course next year exploring American capitalism alongside alternative economic systems.
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Hamilton
Garfield
Taft
Rules Cuban Property In U S Can Be Taken
Miami judge Hal Dekle ruled that Cuban property in the United States can be attached. The decision favored Terry Kane who claimed Cuba confiscated $22,500 in farm equipment from his tractor agency.
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Fla
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Hal P. Dekle
Terry Kane
Governor Signs School Levy and Council Term Laws
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle signed six acts, including lowering the school tax levy approval threshold from 60 to 55 percent for special elections and a measure creating four year overlapping terms for village councils. The council law states the top three vote-getters in next fall’s election win four year terms, next three win two-year terms, with all future elections aligning to four-year cycles starting in 1963.
Rain Clouds Over East as Severe Storms Spread
Rain clouds hovered over the eastern half of the nation following another outbreak of severe storms. Tornadoes heavy rain hail and strong winds plagued the storm belt, with the worst damage in the Middle Mississippi Valley Upper Ohio Valley and southern Lower Michigan. Severe electrical storms hit Ohio and eastern Pennsylvania causing extensive damage.
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Michigan
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Pennsylvania
Mental Hygiene Halts Further Employment
The Division of Mental Hygiene has halted further employment at all state mental hospitals and institutions. Senate Majority Leader C. Stanley Mechem comments it may be part of the administration plan to frighten the legislature into increasing appropriations.
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Division of
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Father of Nine Kills Self With Dynamite
AMARILLO Texas an unemployed father of nine children strapped dynamite around his waist and blew himself to bits Thursday night. John H Alston a carpenter in his 60s died in front of his trailer home. His wife and children were absent.
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Amarillo
Texas
John H. Alston
Rusk Seeks to Get Laos Talks Back on Track
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States is communicating with the Soviet government to restore progress at the Geneva conference on Laos.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Laos
Five Day Forecast Temperatures Near Normal With Scattered Showers
Temperatures will average near normal with highs in the lower 80s and lows in the upper 60s to low 60s through Wednesday. Precipitation averages about one inch in scattered thundershowers tonight Sunday and Monday, with a daily threat of showers.
Soviet protests over West Berlin actions continue stir Berlin
West Germany rejected Moscow's charge that Bundestag meetings in West Berlin amount to provocations. Moscow warned of new international provocations as Khrushchev and Kennedy discussed Berlin. Allies call West Berlin a contested area dependent on West Germany for aid, while Bonn plans Adenauer's Berlin visit next month.
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Soviet Union
West Germany
Khrushchev
Kennedy
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Moscow
Moscow Radio
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Foreign Ministry
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
ADN
Federal German Republic
Federal Republic
LBJ Promises Fight For Asian Freedom
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson declared the United States will not surrender Asia to communism without a fight. He argued freedom in Asia is worth fighting for and that Americans will support a path that ensures freedom for Asians and for themselves.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Asia
Man Drowns After Falls At Main Street Dam
Columbus witnesses say Herbert B. McGee a 36 year old man slipped into the Scioto River at the Main Street dam Thursday night and sank after a second fall. His body was recovered.
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Main Street
Scioto River
Herbert B. McGee
Cuba opens doors to Americans says Castro
Fidel Castro stated Cuba is open to Americans and Cubans may travel to the United States. He claimed the island will allow Cubans to seek opportunities, including studying in American universities, to assess potential brainwashing claims.
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Fidel Castro
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