Viet Cong Releases Message Denouncing U S Imperialism
The Liberation Radio in North Vietnam broadcast what it claimed to be a captured U S soldier’s statement denouncing U S imperialism. The soldier named is Spec 4 George F Froyett Jr 26 of California listed as missing among about 6500 U S troops in South Vietnam. He disappeared December 24 while cycling near Bien Hoa north of Saigon.
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George Romney
Businessmen Review Kennedy Payments Policy Plan
A group of top businessmen led by U.S. Steel’s Roger M. Blough will study Kennedy administration steps to halt the balance of payments deficit and curb gold outflow. The meeting with President Kennedy followed his Yale commencement address urging government industry cooperation. Salinger stressed the project’s importance to bipartisan economic progress.
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U.S
U.S. Steel Corp
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Pierre Salinger
Yale University
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Charles Halleck
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Democrats Press For Tax Nex Legislation In Session
President Kennedy and Democratic leaders vowed to press for tax legislation in the current Congress. After a breakfast with Kennedy Sen. Mansfield said there is near unanimous agreement that growth requires investment incentives for business in new production equipment.
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Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
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Desegregation Reaches East High Summer Class
In Memphis a summer school physics class at East High includes two Negro students, marking the first time high school classes in the city opened to black pupils alongside white students. Desegregation began last fall with first graders.
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East High
Memphis
Suitor Is Shot By Brother
New York report says a brother of a secretary shot the suitor after becoming angered by the attentions paid to her. The incident highlights escalating tensions in a private dispute over romantic advances.
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New York
Question 14 No Comment in Ohio Campaign
A question to James Rhodes on care for the mentally ill was posed at a news conference. Rhodes did not comment. Also reported, the stock market rose with gold mining strength, four prisoners escaped a Highland County jail, a Phillips Petroleum executive was shot, and Ohio winter wheat production reached over 33 million bushels as air guardsmen prepare to return home.
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Soviet Spy Ship Voyeykov Sighting Amid High Altitude Test
The United States reports a fourth Soviet ship, the Voyeykov, equipped with scientific gear, near Johnston Island as a high altitude nuclear test looms. FAA warns the test will disrupt Pacific radio communications for 32 hours or more.
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Washington
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Pacific Test Area
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Medicare Plan Talks Signal Possible Kennedy Compromise
Washington sources report White House backing for a compromise version of the health care plan as the House Ways and Means Committee reconsiders. Sec Ribicoff presented proposals in closed session and signals acceptance of two points, but final passage remains uncertain without Social Security financing for the aged program.
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Night Club Girls Face Senate Inquiry Over Exploitation Claims
A Senate investigations subcommittee led by Senator John L. McClellan opens a probe into night clubs and exotic dancers amid allegations that members of the American Guild of Variety Artists are exploited by racketeers. Penny Singleton, former AGVA president and star of Blondie, will testify early and criticize guild protections in major towns.
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Three convicts escape from Alcatraz during night
San Francisco officials report three bank robbers missing at bed check at Alcatraz Federal Prison. Guards arranged beds to imply occupancy. Missing convicts named Angelin Angelin and Morris. Police and warden did not comment.
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Clarence A. Angelin
Frank Morris
Alcatraz
Olin G. Blackwell
Local News Index and Sports Notes From Gallipolis Area
A compact index from Gallipolis and nearby towns lists community notes for Nelsonville and Point Pleasant with brief mentions of sports and local items. The page highlights TV listings and village notices, reflecting a midweek regional roundup.
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Italian ruling party loses ground in municipal vote
In Rome and other cities Premier Amintore Fanfani's center left coalition failed to gain a decisive win. Final tallies from 34 largest cities show allied parties securing 49.3 percent of 3 million votes, with Rome City Council control slipping by one seat.
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Toledo Officer Dies After Gun Battle Blaze
Toledo patrolman Donald Brown died in St. Vincent's Hospital after a gun battle with Oliver Nickerson. The 32 year old officer had been in critical condition since a shotgun blast to the face.
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U S Troops Stay Near Thai Laos Crisis
Washington holds that U S forces will remain in Thailand for now as Laos three princes form a coalition government. High officials say the threat to stability persists and the United States will monitor developments.
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United States
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U.S
Hollywood Canned Film After Star Departures
20th Century Fox scrapped Something's Got to Give after Marilyn Monroe was fired and Dean Martin quit. Lee Remick replaced Monroe as the co star, costing Fox about 2 million dollars in losses and ending the project. In Laos a new prime minister leads a fragile coalition while Geneva talks loom to formalize Laos status and ease cold war tensions.
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Dean Martin
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Lee Remick
Monroe
Leftist Belaunde Maintains Lead In Peru Vote
Fernando Belaunde Terry claimed victory in unofficial counts as Peru’s presidential race remained tight among the three frontrunners. With final results incomplete, the decisive outcome could rest with Congress in one of the nation’s most turbulent campaigns.
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Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Congress Belaunde
Ohio Farmers Get Ten Percent Aid This Year
Cleveland dispatch reports Ohio farmers will receive 10 percent of their gross income as federal aid this year through the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.
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Ohio
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Republicans Look for Presidential Timber Rockefeller Holding Winning Cards
The Seattle conference buzz centers on Nelson Rockefeller as the likely 1964 GOP nominee with other names like Nixon Romney Scranton Goldwater and Scranton jostling for position. National Committeeman Hinman stays noncommittal, expecting Rockefeller to win re election and influence the 1963 delegate drive.
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Wash
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
House
Rockefeller
Hinman
John F. Kennedy
Melos School Head Resigns in Rutland Area
Rutland High School principal Joseph W Newell resigned to focus on graduate studies as part of a spate of area officials leaving in two weeks Executive Head George M Dallas also resigned to take a similar post in Clark County schools Board member Arnold Grate quit over intolerable board conditions but the board refused to accept the resignation. In Washington a justice order halted Magnaflo Co Inc from using the trade name Lifetime Charge for its battery additive.
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Joseph W Newell
Rutland Area
Newell
George M Dallas
Clark County
Arnold Grate
Grate
Washington
Warren
Magnaflo Co., Inc
Man Sought for Murders in Marietta Home
Police search for 37 year old Gale E Mc Knight after his wife Elsie and their young daughter were found shot to death in their Marietta Ohio home. He was last seen leaving for work Monday night. he had a 10 day suspended sentence in March 1955 for threatening his wife.
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Ohio
Gale E. McKnight
Elsie
McKnight
East Berliners Crowd Through Tunnel to Freedom
The Berlin paper reports a large group of East Berliners reached West Berlin by accessing a tunnel last weekend. The risky crossing highlights ongoing border tensions and the illicit escape route used by residents seeking liberty.
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West Berlin
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