Triest Seeks Thresher Deep Sea Debris Off Boston
The Trieste bathyscaphe sails to a spot 220 miles off Boston to locate the sunken Thresher. Debris, a large metal sheet, a battery plate, and three magnetic contacts are found near the last Thresher position after a major search guided by a buoy named Bagel II. A Navy court linked Thresher destruction to a ruptured engine room pipe under high pressure.
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Fort Snelling
Navy
Trieste
Atlantic
Frank A. Andrews
Thresher
Boston
Joseph L. Worzel
Lamont Observatory
Conrad
Washington
Andrews
George Trautman Dies at 73 in Columbus
George M. Trautman president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs died at his Columbus home. He was 73.
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Columbus
George M. Trautman
The
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Moose
Bradford
Leon Ryan
Supreme Governor of the Loyal Order of Moose
Rented After One Day Furnished Two Room Apartment
Short term rental of a private furnished two room apartment with bath and utilities paid. Contact LY 3 117 for details. The Messenger Classified Ads offer fast results with a 16 word ad for $1 and LY 3 1242 to place ads.
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Call LY
Ex-Chesterhill Woman Shot Dead In Zanesville Home
Mrs. Geraldine Sue Smith 27 formerly of Chester Hill was fatally shot in the back of the head while in the bathroom of her Railroad Street home in Zanesville early Sunday. Her husband Ronald Louis Smith 23 is detained by police as prosecutors plan to file charges after further investigation.
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Geraldine
Sue) Smith
Chesterhill
Zanesville
Ronald Louis Smith
Pet bills to land in junk pile in Ohio session
Ohio Legislature moves toward trimming or tossing several high profile pet bills this week. Blue laws fair housing campus subversives and ADCU participation are likely to be rejected as the session winds down.ence
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Columbus
Ohio
Miller Seeks More Voting in the South
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller asks the Presidents Commission on Registration and Voting Participation to study obstacles to a two party system in the South. He cites Democratic dominance and low turnout in the region and notes a national embarrassment as over one third of eligible voters did not register or vote in 1960, with more than half abstaining in 1962. A British move then follows with a Czechoslovak diplomat ordered out for alleged attempts to obtain state secrets.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Commission On Registration and
South
Miller
Commission
Richard M. Scammon
London
BOMN
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
United States
Europe
Moscow
White House
Pierre Salinger
Adenaur
Dean Rusk
Gerhard Schroeder
Villa Hammerschidt
Henrich Luebke
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Western Europe
France
U.S
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Wahn
Cockfight raid nets 53 arrests near Murray City
In Newtown near Murray City, a Saturday night cockfight led to 53 arrests by four law enforcement agencies including Hocking and Fairfield counties along with the State Highway Patrol. Four birds died, 35 cases of live birds were seized, and 20 spectators paid bond at the scene.
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Sandy Levenson
Logan
Murray City
Hocking County
Paul H. Hartman
Fairfield County
Evers Murder Suspect Jailed in Mississippi
In Jackson, Mississippi, Ron de La Beckwith, a 42-year-old from Greenwood, is jailed on murder charges in the case of Medgar W. Evers. Federal prosecutors also charged accomplices and staged a fight at a farm in Murray City, with multiple defendants fined and bound for various offenses.
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Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar W. Evers
Evers
Beckwith
FBI
Greenwood
M. B. Pierce
Mississippi
Oscar
Mike) Loper
Eldon Loper
Murray City
Harvey Spencer
Vaughn Collins
Eldon Lopez
Sherm Marcum
Huck Finn Raft Delivers Jaycees to National Convention
Cincinnati Jaycees 17 on a raft named The Huck Finn travel 31 hours on the Ohio River. They get lost in fog for about 11% hours near Carrollton Kentucky and run aground at 4 a.m. Sunday. a beach party follows. They reach Louisville at 6 p.m. Sunday.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
State Employment Offices Open After Unpaid Strike
Ohio's 66 Bureau of Unemployment Compensation offices operate as usual with volunteers. Willard P. Dudley reported 95 percent of workers will be on the job this week, and 53,800 unemployment checks may be paid. Congress would need a supplementary fund before payroll taxes can cover volunteers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Willard P. Dudley
James A. Rhodes
Dudley
Bureau
Washington
Congress
U. S. Department of Labor
Department of Labor
Pope Promises Peace Efforts Across Nations
Pope Paul VI pledged to promote international peace based on truth, justice, love and freedom. He urged cordial Vatican relations with every country and addressed greetings to leaders and peoples at a Vatican audience for diplomats.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Church
Democrats Pick Site For 1964 Nominating Convention
Democratic convention planners meet in Chicago selecting a site with six cities bidding. Reports say Kennedy may prefer the Midwest venue. Weather outlook calls for a slow warming week with highs near 83 to 87 and little rainfall.
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Washington
Chicago
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Kennedy
Middle West
1964 Campaign Issues Spotlight Foreign Policy Civil Rights
The article reports on early 1960s party strategists mapping the 1964 presidential race. Miller emphasizes foreign policy as the dominant issue while Bailey urges bipartisan handling of civil rights and argues Cuba should not be a campaign lever. They discuss Cuba policy, civil rights timing, Dirksen, Rockefeller, and Southern voting implications.
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John M. Bailey
Congress
Miller
Bailey
Cuba
Sen. Dirksen
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Max Willis
Robert L. Prince
Autry Prince
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Arthur Marcum
Harry Reynolds
Glouster
Ronald Spencer
Sam Withem
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Millfield
Edward Jones
Gene Weekly
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Myers van Fossen
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Oak Hill
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Bobbie Jarrell
Charles Campbell, Jr
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Donald W. McKee
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Carl Ayers
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Roy Johnson
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Carpenter’s Union District Council
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