Congo riots kill forty four in Luluabourg deadly street fighting
United Nations reports 44 civilians killed as Congolese troops clash with pro Lumumbist forces in Luluabourg after killings of three comrades. UN Ghanaian troops stay aloof but ensure order with Congolese forces. In Rabat, Algerian rebels accept De Gaulle talks toward independence amid plans for a Maghreb federation.
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Luluabourg
United Nations
Kasai
Stanleyville
Belgium
Patrice Lumumba
Col
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Ndesha
France
Morocco
Tunisia
Algeria
Paris
Ferhat Abbas
Hassan II
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
de Gaulle
Louis Terrenoire
Blasts Hit Ethyl Corp Plant in Baton Rouge
Three blasts rocked the Ethyl Corp plant in Baton Rouge injuring several workers as ambulances moved in. Some workers reported two chemical watersheds were demolished at the facility.
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Baton Rouge
Ethyl Corp
Dealers Elect Officers
The Auto Dealer and Salesman Board of Ohio elected Charles A Cronin of Cincinnati as president and Irving Rubin of Cleveland as vice president.
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Columbus
Auto Dealer and Salesman Board
Ohio Motor Vehicle Sales
Charles A. Cronin
Cincinnati
Irving Rubin
Cleveland
Mount Union Music Chief Sends Bell to Bewang Assan
Alliance Ohio Cecil T Stewart head of music at Mount Union College will send a bell to the Bewang Assan church in British Borneo for its congregation.
Anti-Setback Plan Off To Good Start
The House passed a 392-30 vote on a billion dollar emergency unemployment aid bill. Senator Byrd said the Finance Committee will hold a hearing next week and aims to send the measure to the White House by mid March. The program could help up to three million unemployed who have exhausted benefits, offering up to 13 extra weeks of payments or half the current state period, for those using up benefits since June 30 of last year.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
White House
Byrd
Natco Plans Rehire and Haydenville Plant Reopening
Natco Corp. announces rehiring of former Haydenville No. 1 plant workers and interviews on March 8 9 as it prepares to reopen Haydenville No. 2 plant. No. 1 plant closed in December 1960 after inactivity since August 1960. Cards target employees hired through 1946 for transfers to No. 2 plant. Natco manufactures conduit, structural tile, and roman brick.
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Nelsonville
C. S. Matheny
Natco Corp
Haydenville
Haydenville No. 1
Matheny
Haydenville No. 2
No. 1
GOP Chiefs Join Demos For Meeting With Kennedy
Washington reports show Republican leaders join Democratic counterparts for the first bipartisan luncheon with President Kennedy. Kennedy invited 15 congressional leaders and Vice President Johnson to discuss foreign affairs and domestic legislation while Republicans pledge general support on foreign policy and reserve opposition to certain domestic programs. Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois promised a "good, honorable" answer on GOP views if Kennedy asks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirkson
Illinois
Castro seeks Venezuela role to ease Cuban U S rift
Fidel Castro reportedly sounded out Venezuela as a potential fifth nation in the Americas to help resolve Cuba's differences with the United States as Havana’s revolutionary government faced severed relations.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Venezuela
Americas
Massillon State Hospital slammed for lax administration
Ohio state examiners fault Massillon State Hospital for loose administration. They cite misused patient funds improper narcotic distribution and forged accounts involving patients who died or left. The report names Dr Arthur G Hyde Dr H K Moir Dr M B Holmes as former superintendents with Mrs Mildred W Schafer and Marie Harris implicated in fund discrepancies.
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Columbus
Massillon State Hospital
James A. Rhodes
Arthur G. Hyde
H. K. Moir
M. B. Holmes
W. N. McGinnis
Mildred W. Schafer
Marie Harris
Miss Harris
Hyde
Ohio Congress likely to extend jobless benefits today
In Columbus a race between Congress and Ohio's General Assembly to provide a 13 week extender for jobless workers appears to end in Congress. Ohio Senate expected to pass a House approved bill, but Democrats oppose emergency status fearing delay. A federal extender could push benefits to 13 weeks by April. Ohio action may be moot until June.
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Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
U. S. House
U. S. Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Ex Mentor Champion to Join Peace Corps
Olympic decathlon champion Rafer Johnson volunteers for the Peace Corps launched by President Kennedy. Washington dispatch says Forrest Evashev ski athletic director at the State University of Iowa will take a position at Peace Corps headquarters in Washington.
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Peace Corps
New York
Rafer Johnson
Kennedy
New York Times
Washington
The
Times
Forrest Evashevski
State University of Iowa
Corps
Unemployment Cries Prompt Six-State Auto Task Force
Walter P. Reuther urged forming a six-state joint task force to fight rising car industry unemployment. Governor John B. Swainson pledged cooperation with the United Auto Workers president.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
John B. Swainson
Michigan
United Auto Workers Union
Rural towns target U C C renewal effort
Seven regional conferences of the United Church of Christ plan the focus on renewal for rural areas and small towns, aiming to revitalize church life outside urban centers.
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Columbus
United Church of Christ
OSU Receives News Grant From New York Fund
The Newspaper Fund of New York awarded Ohio State University a 5000 dollar grant to support extension work in journalism across Ohio schools.
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OSU
Columbus
The
Newspaper Fund of
New York
Ohio State University
Ohio
Mitchell OKs Goldberg as Labor Secretary Choice
James P. Mitchell says Arthur Goldberg is the best possible successor as secretary of labor and approves the appointment made by President Kennedy.
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Mitchell Okays
Goldberg
Cleveland
James P. Mitchell
Arthur Goldberg
Labor
Kennedy
Kennedy targets hiring biases in first civil rights order
President Kennedy plans an executive order to curb racial discrimination in government and federal contractor hiring. Sources expect a nondiscriminatory policy across agencies and promotion practices with compliance offices, and inspectors to enforce clauses in contracts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ing
Nixon Plans To Stay In Public Eye
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon says he will speak as a private citizen and has no plans to run for office. He plans a news conference soon, aims to sort his affairs, earn a living, and save for his daughters’ college. He spoke at a Beverly Hills welcome-home banquet to 1600 attendees about devoting time to public life while supporting better administration.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Science Academy Meet Cincinnati
Members of the Ohio Academy of Science will meet here April 20 22 to discuss what's new in their laboratories.
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Science Academy
Cincinnati
Ohio Academy of Science
Swollen rivers retreat gradually across Deep South
Swollen rivers pass their peak but leave large areas in Alabama Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana still flooded. In Mississippi the Pearl River at 17 feet above flood stage forced about 850 residents from homes with a slow fall expected later. Cleanup began in Hattiesburg after three children drowned in a boat accident. Fronts eased with light rain in the Deep South while snow fell in northwest Pennsylvania.
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Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Pascagoula
Hattiesburg, Miss
Montgomery
Deep South
Southeast
Midwest
California
Plains States
Pacific Northwest
Pennsylvania
North Atlantic Coast States
Weekend shoppers and sellers urged to plan with Friday ads
The Messenger invites readers to start weekend ads on Friday to maximize exposure for items for sale and to catch two free shopping days Saturday and Sunday. Call LY 3-1242 to place ads with an ad-taker ready to help.
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Messenger
Measure to restore Ike to five star general rank
President Kennedy would appoint Dwight D. Eisenhower to the regular Army active list as a five star general, replacing the former president’s pension with military pay. Sen. Richard B. Russell introduced the bill, arguing Eisenhower’s outstanding military record warrants the rank and honoring public esteem.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Russell
Strikes Sparks Gunfire At Nonunion Worker Home
Gun blasts shattered a living room window at the home of a non union worker who had returned to his job at the National Electric Coil plant Tuesday amid ongoing strike activity. Police were notified early today of the incident in Columbus.
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Columbus
National Electric Coil
Kennedy Signs First Bill Into Law
President Kennedy signs his first bill into law creating a joint congressional committee to arrange a reenactment of Abraham Lincoln's first inauguration on its 100th anniversary Saturday.
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Washington
Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
School Management Institute Formed in Columbus
Columbus announces the formation of the School Management Institute Inc to improve learning techniques and school administration with offices to be maintained in Columbus.
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Columbus
The
School Management Institute, Inc
College Title Changed to Marshall University
The West Virginia Senate approved a bill to rename Marshall College in Huntington as Marshall University in Charleston. The action reflects a formal name change affecting the college's identity and branding statewide.
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Charleston
W. Va
Marshall “University
West Virginia Senate
Marshall College
Huntington
Emergency corn bill faces opposition in Congress
The proposed emergency corn measure fails to address the nation's severe wheat surplus and will not gain backing from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
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