Soviet Space Duet Sets Records Lands Safely in Orbit
Moscow reports Valery Bykovsky and Valentina Tereshkova completed 82 and 49 orbits respectively in a joint man woman spaceflight. They landed near Karaganda and northwest of Virgin Islands area after launches last Friday and Sunday. Tass says both cosmonauts are well and receiving celebratory coverage. Equity Construction to start a $1 million 96 unit Charger Village in Mount Vernon this spring.
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Cleveland
Agriculture Department Told To Silence About Market Policing
A congressional committee directed the Agriculture Department to stop publicizing complaints about sellers in livestock meat and poultry markets. The directive, buried in a 6 billion dollar appropriations report, exempts grain and other farm markets from secrecy.
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Fierce Ruled Insane and Committed After Slaying Brother
Athens County judge ruled Darrell Napoleon Fierce legally insane after the Feb 9 murder of his brother Loran in a Buchtel tavern. Fierce, 50, will be committed to Lima State Hospital per testimony from Dr. G N Wilson.
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Foreign Aid Bill Faces Some Cutting
Washington observers saw a storm in the 4.5 billion foreign aid program as the House considered an amendment to the State Department appropriation bill. Speaker John W. McCormack argued against cutting the United Nations allotment of 81.3 million, and the House defeated the proposal 121 to 114. The vote signaled a restraint mood on foreign assistance spending.
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Ohio Senate Advances Major Bills As House Hits Routine Path
Ohio lawmakers push toward a June 27 final session with a $1.3 billion two year general appropriations bill approved by the House and Senate passage of six major measures. The Senate also backed a plan to create golden age villages funded by revenue bonds and aligned cabinet terms with the governor’s four year term. The House and Senate clashed over a $1 million sundry claims bill and personal property tax relief while adding new laws on sex offender registration and car security rules.
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Kennedy Proposes Broad Civil Rights Program
President Kennedy sends Congress a five point civil rights package described as the most urgent needed in a century. It seeks equal access to public facilities for Negroes, faster desegregation, fair employment, a federal community relations service, and a ban on federal aid to discriminatory programs.
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Drowning Tragedy Near Washington County Home
In Muskingum River near Marietta a farm supervisor Jess Rossiter 51 and a 14-year-old boy drowned while attempting a rescue of swimmer Jimmy Hagar who called for help. Rossiter jumped in to aid him and all three disappeared under the water. Authorities investigate the accident.
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Washington County Children’s Home
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Racial unrest looms in multiple U S cities
About 300 to 350 Negro protesters were dispersed by 100 state troopers in Gadsden Alabama after a rally on the courthouse lawn. In Jackson Mississippi Medgar Evers was buried at Arlington. ML King warns of a march on Washington if civil rights filibuster continues. Demonstrations in Columbus and Savannah flare while Cleveland reports arrests in a park attack.
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Mississippi
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Columbus
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Congress of Racial Equality
Liz Taylor Plans Wedding With Richard Burton Confirmed
London reports confirm Elizabeth Taylor intends to marry Richard Burton. A secretary said Taylor herself affirmed the plan but gave no details on timing. Both remain married to others. Taylor in New York and Burton to Sybil Williams. They live in separate Dorchester suites while filming Cleopatra in Italy. Ohio Supreme Court declines review of Frank A Cickelli bribery conviction in Warren sewer case.
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Richard Burton
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Richard Hanley
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Eddie Fisher
Sybil Williams Burton
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Ohio Supreme Court
Frank A. Cickelli
Trumbull County
Warren Sewer
Hoover Says He Is Impatient To Get Well
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, remains seriously ill with anemia but shows some improvement. A family spokesman says he is impatient to return to work, while doctors note a normal heart rhythm, normal temperature, and resumed nourishment after an August operation for large intestine cancer. His sons Allan and Herbert Jr. visited briefly in his Waldorf Towers suite.
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Tiros 7 Weather Satellite Launches to Map Storms
Howard Benedict reports Tiros 7 satellite blasted into orbit from Cape Canaveral aboard a Delta rocket. The weather observatory aims to photograph Atlantic and Caribbean hurricane breeding grounds and, with Tiros 6, cover the Pacific typhoon zone for a full season.
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