Tiros V Watch May Aid Russian Weather
Tiros V weather satellite launched from Cape Canaveral studies cloud cover over a vast area including the USSR. The four month mission will send hundreds of images of weather systems to Soviet meteorologists if requested. An IBM pact in Geneva earlier this month spurred data sharing and potential broad mutual space research programs between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Tiros V
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Soviet Union
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Geneva
Minister Will Form Cabinet After Narrow Canada Win
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker summoned his Conservative Cabinet for a post election meeting in Ottawa to plan governing without a majority. He returned from Saskatchewan after Monday's national vote showing the Conservatives with 118 seats, 15 short of a majority, yet he said they remain the government of Canada.
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John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
House of Common
Diefenbaker
Government of
Canada
Court Honors Cleveland Redistricting Into 33 Wards
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Cleveland to redraw city wards into 33 districts as nearly equal in population as possible. The mandamus action was brought by taxpayer Robert E. Scott, citing the 1945 city charter after censuses in 1950 and 1960.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
High Court
Robert E. Scott
Scott
New Jersey Legalizes Cap Pistols For July Fourth
Gov Hughes signed a bill 15 days before the holiday legalizing caps and cap pistols. This marks the first time in 25 years that New Jersey youths may shoot cap pistols on the Fourth of July.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Richard J Hughes
Ford UAW talks move to Cleveland amid strike at stamping plant
Detroit reports that Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers moved negotiations to Cleveland after issuing statements on sticking points in a strike at a major stamping plant.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Cleveland
Dave Beck Begins Five Year Prison Term
Dave Beck 68 year old former Teamsters president reports to federal marshals in Seattle and will transfer to McNeil Island for a five year sentence for filing fraudulent tax returns. He vows not to stay down and remarks he must get up again after being knocked down. Beck was convicted on two tax related charges tied to the union Joint Council 28 Building Association in Seattle.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters’ Union
Beck
U. S. Marshal’s
Tacoma
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
Puget Sound
McNeil Island
Joint Council 28 Building Association
DiSalle Sees Akron Slayer In Death Row
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle met with James Rodney Buck on death row in Columbus and said a decision on Buck's case would come soon. Buck, 25, was convicted of murdering patrolman Floyd Weatherholt Jr. during a March 1960 holdup and has five stays of execution.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Akron
James Rodney Buck
DiSalle
Buck
Ohio Penitentiary
Electric Chair
Floyd Weatherholt Jr
Race decided by 139 votes in Maine Democratic race
Maynard C Dolloff held a slim 139 vote lead for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination as late returns from Sidney near Waterville were corrected, trimming 180 votes from his edge over National Committeeman Richard J Dubord.
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Portland
Maine
Maynard C. Dolloff
Sidney
Waterville
Richard J. Dubord
Medicare Stall Continues Across Congress
Republicans promise a fight against any effort to force a Senate vote on President Kennedy's elderly health care plan. The bill would use Social Security financing for hospital and nursing home benefits but remains stalled in the House Ways and Means Committee. Senator Clinton P. Anderson threatens to attach the proposal as a rider on a House revenue bill, a move likely to fail in the House.
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Senate
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Bogus Ring Broken Up In New York
Secret Service agents and police in New York Detroit and Toronto arrested three Canadians and a Vermont man in a counterfeiting sweep. Authorities seized 17500 in counterfeit Canadian Pacific Railway money orders and 18100 in counterfeit drafts.
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New York
Secret Service
Vermont
Toronto
Detroit
Truman Helps West Virginia Mark 99th Birthday
Former President Harry S. Truman attends a simple ceremony on the steps of the West Virginia state capitol to celebrate the state's 99th birthday. The event launches a drive to raise $1 million for the centennial celebration next year.
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Charleston
W. Va
Harry S. Truman
West Virginia
European unions threaten partition of western Algeria
In Algiers and Oran the Joint Committee of Labor Unions warned that autonomous zones must be created for Europeans or settlers will be urged to flee to prevent genocide. The move follows an ultimatum after the Secret Army Organization sought European integration into Moslem security forces.
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Algeria
Eet
Ceee
Cees
Joint Committee of Labor Unions
Oran
Secret Army
Sidi Bel Abbes
Mostaganem
Arzew
Perregaux
Youssef Ben Khedda
Jean-Jacques Susini
Chewki Mostefai
National Liberation Front
FLN
Susini-Mostefai
More Cash Requested For Lake Erie Ohio River Canal Study
Army engineers asked Congress for 220000 more to complete the 103 mile canal study linking Lake Erie at Ashtabula with the upper Ohio near Pittsburgh. Congress has allocated 280000 so far. mapping and economic studies continue. design will follow foundation work. support from Rep. Kirwan cites St. Lawrence Seaway context.
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Congress
Jackson Graham
Ohio River Division
House Public Works Appropriations Subcommittee
Lake Erie
Ashtabula
Upper
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Ohio Democratic
Michael Kirwan
St. Lawrence Seaway
Negotiations Help To Delay Engineers Strike
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said progress was made toward settling the dispute between the Flight Engineers Union and Trans World Airlines. He spoke as talks paused at the union’s request to confer with local chapters, amid a government proposal aimed at preventing a strike before the 2 pm deadline.
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Washington — (P
Arthur J. Goldberg
Flight Engineers Union
Trans World Airlines
Goldberg
Marathon
Airline and Flight Engineers International Association
TWA
Escape Plan Revealed for Alcatraz Breakout
Evidence mounted that the trio who escaped from Alcatraz last week were among the best prepared of 38 attempts. A federal prison official in Washington, Fred T Wilkinson, said the convicts had a secret workshop in a ventilator shaft behind and above their cell block.
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Alcatraz
Washington
Fred T Wilkinson
Veteran actor Will Wright dies after cancer battle
HOLLYWOOD reports Will Wright aged 68 a veteran actor known for grizzled Western roles in film and on TV died Tuesday from cancer CLEVELAND notes Louise Erickson of Oxford elected president of the Ohio Music Teachers Association at the association s annual convention Tuesday
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Will Wright
Cleveland
Louise Erickson
Oxford
Ohio Music Teachers Association
Association
Rusk Delivers Caution on French Nuclear Plan in Paris
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with President Charles de Gaulle in Paris to discuss French American differences and NATO issues. He argued that an independent French nuclear strike force would be dangerous and ineffective as a deterrent and reportedly offered no sharing of nuclear secrets.
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Western
Europe
Deak Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rusk
Atlantic Alliance
Permanent Council
NATO
Dirk A. Stikker
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Britain
United States
Four Jets Crash In Germany Involving U S Starfighters
A collision during a Cologne area rehearsal killed four pilots including Capt. Jon G. Speer 29 of Los Angeles. The F104 Starfighters formed a box when the top pair hit the lower two after a low level flyover. Speer was an instructor with the West German air force.
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Cologne
Germany
Jon G. Speer
Los Angeles
Steel Could Raise Prices In September
The Iron Age reports that clashes with President Kennedy rule out a steel price increase before September. The earliest possibility would be September and would be selective, following a new labor contract adding about $2 a ton to the cost starting July 1. Steel orders are currently at about 50 percent capacity.
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NEW York
Kennedy
Iron Age
Metalworking Weekly
Thor missile malfunction ends high altitude nuclear test near Johnston Island
The United States aborted a megaton class Thor device test and destroyed the nuclear payload in flight over the Pacific after a tracking system failure. No detonation occurred, but thousands in Hawaii hoped to witness the event.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Pacific Test Site
Joint Task Force 8
Thor
Arthur Sylvester
Johnston
Committee To Check On Walt Rostow
Washington reports Senate Foreign Relations Committee will scrutinize a new survey of U S foreign policies led by Walt Rostow head of the State Department Policy Planning Council. The paper has been sent to the White House for review.
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Washington
Walt W. Rostow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Rostow
State Department
Gibson Faces Budget Battle At Buckeye Boys State
Governor Gibson plans a 6769 dollar budget proposal to run the state as 800 imaginary dollars are allotted by Nationalist legislature in the Ohio University camp exercise. Gov. Gibson appointed department directors and organized National Guard and Naval Reserve units for the week long self government event with FBI agent Don Hanning as a guest speaker.
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David Gibson
Warren
Tim Dix
Kent
General Assembly
American Legion
Ohio University
John Harris
Oberlin
Albert Moyer
Garfield Heights
William Perry
Vickery
Frank Wilson
Lima
Steve Newell
National Guard
Naval Reserve
Adj
Alan Sawyer
Louisville
James Mason
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
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