UN Congo Command Sours as Moroccans Flown Home
UN Congo Command's bargaining position weakens as 800 Moroccan troops slated for Leopoldville are redirected to Morocco. Six hundred Tunisian reinforcements land, 3,000 Indians due next week, while 400 Sudanese are recalled. Congo demands include recalling Dayal and control of bases and air traffic. The UN plans to keep 20,000 troops.
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Solons Oppose Ban Extension
U.S. congressional leaders signal the president must secure a Soviet test ban quickly or resume nuclear weapon testing this year. McCloy and Rusk joined lawmakers in a disarmament briefing as Sen. Anderson notes a majority oppose extending the moratorium. Evidence grows that the Soviets may test despite public denials.
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UN Delegates Seek Way to Shelve Cold War Issues
U N delegates held private talks to gauge how far the United States and the Soviet Union will go to shelve cold war items on the General Assembly docket. A key decision is due from the 21 nation Steering Committee on which items to discard, as Congo crisis and disarmament debate loom.
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Ohio five day forecast shows mild near normal temperatures
Temperatures will average near normal to 8 degrees above through Monday. Normal highs 46 to 57, lows 26 to 39. Colder Thursday followed by little change until Monday when it turns warmer. Light precipitation through Monday totaling under a quarter inch, with light scattered showers mainly Saturday and Monday.
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Elizabeth Taylor Shows Sign of Recovery from Pneumonia
London doctors reported Elizabeth Taylor greatly improved and conscious enough to assist in treatment after four days of double pneumonia. The 29-year-old star had been in a coma and relied on an electronic lung. she is now able to move and help clear her lungs under medical instruction.
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Snow Storm Swats Plains to Great Lakes Region
A major snowstorm drenched the central Plains and upper Mississippi Valley with 8 to 12 inches of fresh snow, affecting Nebraska Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Freezing rain sleet and thunderstorm activity followed southward with tornadoes reported in Mississippi and Texas and two highway deaths in Nebraska.
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Flying grandfather completes world flight in record time
Max Conrad, 57, known as the flying grandfather, lands at Miami International Airport after an around the world flight lasting 8 days 18 hours 49 minutes. He and partner Dick Jennings beat the 29 day record for light planes, completing a 25 457 mile itinerary from Port of Spain Trinidad.
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Bolton Calls Peace Corps Terrifying Project
Rep Frances Bolton of Ohio labeled the Kennedy Administration Peace Corps as a terrifying thing during the ninth annual Republican Women's Conference in Washington describing the program as dangerous and alarming.
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Frances Bolton
Ohio
Peace Corps
President Kennedy Betokens Message to Khrushchev Arrives by Plane
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson flies to Novosibirsk to deliver personally Kennedy's goodwill message to Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The trip signals high level diplomacy during a tense period.
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Bomb shelter tested for new houses without basements
Youngstown University and Civil Defense officials are testing a bomb shelter designed for homes without basements in Youngstown. The effort aims to verify safety and practicality for domestic use.
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Republic Names Manager Cleveland Ohio Youngstown
George F Bateson Jr has been appointed manager of Republic Steel Corp s warehouse division in Youngstown Ohio.
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Recruiting Suspended Across States and Puerto Rico
Army National Guard recruiting has been ordered suspended in 14 states including Washington and Ohio, along with Puerto Rico, as officials pause enlistment nationwide.
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Ohio
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Steel demand rise gives Pittsburgh executives cautious optimism
In Pittsburgh expectations grow as steel demand increases, prompting executives to forecast brighter prospects for the sector amid evolving market conditions and production outlooks.
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Beecham, Renowned Conductor, Dies at 81 in London
Sir Thomas Beecham, 81, famed conductor of symphonies and operas, died early today in London from a cerebral thrombosis. He was hailed as Britain's greatest 20th century conductor and a leading interpreter of Mozart Handel and Haydn, while also famed for caustic witty remarks that divided audiences.
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Ohio House Faces Stopgap Debate On Highway Funds Shift
A Republican plan to divert 15 million dollars yearly from highway funds to local governments faces a House showdown led by Rep. Gail Porterfield. Gov. DiSalle opposes the shift, arguing funds are needed to match federal highway aid. House Democrats plan a caucus before voting.
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Patrick Henry Sets 66 Day Submerged Cruise Record
The U S nuclear submarine Patrick Henry tied up at Holy Loch Scotland after a world record 66 days 22 hours submerged. Captain Harold E Shear said the sub could stay underwater longer. The George Washington held the prior record at 66 days 10 hours.
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Weather and Unemployment Shape Kennedy Economic Steps
February unemployment rose to 5,705,000 and 6.8 percent, the highest in 20 years, as winter weather delayed recovery. Officials expect spring conditions and Easter buying to ease the downturn while Congress debates a $1 billion unemployment benefit measure before March data.
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Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Cleveland to Start 42 Million Federal Office Building
Construction of a 42 million dollar federal office building in Cleveland is scheduled to begin early in 1963. The project reflects federal investment in urban infrastructure and will create new government workspace in the city.
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Cleveland
Discord at Lancaster House as Commonwealth leaders clash
British Commonwealth prime ministers convene at Lancaster House in London amid discord over apartheid policy. South African Prime Minister Vermoerd faces Asian and African calls for South Africa's ouster, highlighting intense regional tensions within the exclusive club.
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Oral Cherry Flavor Polio Vaccine Cleared for Newborns
A Cleveland research group reports an oral cherry flavored anti polio vaccine is safe and effective for babies from birth. The live weakened viruses provoke antibodies without harming or sickening the infant.
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Two Frenchmen Charged in Paris Kidnapping Case
Raymond Rolland and Pierre Marie Larcher were charged with kidnapping Eric Peugeot last April. Three accomplices including a Danish beauty queen faced charges of complicity in the Paris case.
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Kennedy signals Meriwether nomination approval
President Kennedy appeared assured of Senate approval for the contested nomination of Charles M. Meriwether to the Export-Import Bank board. The nomination faced a bitter debate as Meriwether seeks a director seat.
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Kennedy
Senate
Charles M. Meriwether
Ohio Negro Population in 1961 Reaches 786097
The 1961 Negro population in Ohio is reported as 786,097. The figure highlights the state's demographic composition during the era, reflecting urban and rural distribution across counties and cities.
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Ohio
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