Former paratrooper Morgan faces death sentence in Cuba
Maj William Morgan once left the United States to join Fidel Castro's army and now stands trial by a Cuban military tribunal for aiding anti Castro rebels. Prosecutors seek a firing squad death for Morgan and 30 year terms for co defendants. Revolucion charges U S Navy supplied expired polio vaccine to Cuban Red Cross workers in eastern Cuba, criticizing Kennedy era policy.
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Ohio School Chief Seeks End of Cadet Teacher Certificates
Columbus Ohio superintendent Dr E E Holt will urge the State Board of Education to discontinue Cadet Elementary Certificates that allow someone with 2 to 4 years of college to teach while finishing college. A study committee will be asked to set a future date for ending issuance, with about a year needed for hearings and steps. The Ohio Education Association backs the move to ensure fully qualified elementary teachers. Holt also asks local superintendents to report on compliance with compulsory school immunization laws.
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Ohio
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State Board of Education
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Ohio Education Association
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State Education Department
Violent clash near National Electric Coil strike site
Gunfire erupted from a car striking a Norwich street house during the National Electric Coil Co strike near Columbus. Police say two men were arrested in connection with the incident, marking another burst of violence in the month-old strike.
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Columbus
Norwich
National Electric Coil Co
Nixon Schedules Speech Before Republican Committee
Richard M. Nixon appears before the Republican State Central Committee in Sacramento California on Saturday in his first political appearance since the November election.
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Nixon
Sacramento
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Republican State Central Committee
Winter costs 3.8 million for salt on Ohio highways
Governor Michael V. DiSalle reports that through January Ohio incurred 3.8 million dollars in winter costs to melt ice and snow on state highways.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Reappointment to State Medical Board Named
V DiSalle announces the reap pointment of Dr Horace B David of Columbus as chairman to the State Medical Board for a term ending March 18 1968.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Horace B. Davidson
State Medical Board
Republicans Hopeful Democrats Discouraged At Midway Point
Ohio lawmakers near the session midpoint show split views as Republicans in control push for key measures while Democrats worry the period has produced little. Leaders say aims include avoiding tax increases and passing needed budget items. A bipartisan conference committee will meet at 7 p.m. Monday to resolve differences on the unemployment benefits bill.
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Ohio
104Th General Assembly
Senate
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
House
James A. Lantz
D-Fairfeild
Michael V. DiSalle
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
TV's Paar Sullivan Vie Over Rates In Late Show Feud
Ed Sullivan proposed a public rating duel with Jack Paar to settle fees for performers, replying to Paar's challenge to stage a head to head broadcast on NBC. Sullivan argued performers should not be paid up to 7500 for one show while Paar pays 320 for another, prompting the dispute.
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Ed Sullivan
Jack Paar
Paar
Sullivan
CBS
NBC
Congo Rebels Free 11 Kivu Chiefs Amid Un Confirmed Coup Reports
Eleven Kivu tribal leaders held since leftist takeover last year were released from Stanleyville jail per the United Nations. The UN could not confirm Moscow backed Antoine Gizenga ousting. reports said Gen Victor Lundula or Jean Foster Manzikala may have seized power. Gizenga's raiding party previously jailed Miroho and aides after capturing Bukavu. UN Congo mission negotiates return of troops to Banana and Matadi ports.
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Victor Lundula
Jean Foster Manzikala
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Gizenga
Miroho
Bukavu
Banana
Matadi
Africans Demand Immediate Congo Debate at UN Assembly
African delegates urged the United Nations General Assembly to open an immediate Congo debate as Cold War divisions delay sessions. Ghana and others push for early discussion with Yugoslavia reportedly backing the move. Nkramah proposes a predominantly African Congo operation, while the Soviet plan calls for all UN forces to withdraw within a month.
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N. Y
UN General Assembly
Congo
Ghana
Yugoslavia
Koca Popovic
Assembly
Kwame Nkraham
Truman marks 20th anniversary of Senate War Investigating Committee
Former President Harry S. Truman celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Senate War Investigating Committee on Thursday night. Washington's leading figures from both parties attended the event, highlighting the panel's role as Truman's springboard to national prominence.
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Harry S. Truman
Senate War Investigating Committee
Truman
Screen Star Elizabeth Taylor Off Danger List
Elizabeth Taylor, 29, was taken off the danger list after a fight with double pneumonia. She no longer needs an oxygen machine, though a breathing tube remains in place as doctors plan removal within a day or two. Sue Cardozo, her friend and temporary press secretary, said she is improving and smiling while still requiring effort to talk.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
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Sue Cardozo
Elizabeth
Opinion: Transfers cannot divide district borders
Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy states that a school district territory cannot be transferred if the move would leave the original district with non adjoining areas. The opinion cautions on boundary changes and emphasizes contiguity of district lines.
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Columbus
Atty
Mark McElroy
Washington Post Co Buys Newsweek for $8 Million
The Washington Post Company has purchased Newsweek magazine for a reported eight million dollars, expanding its media holdings. The deal consolidates ownership of the weekly news weekly with the Post brand and leadership.
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New York
The
Washington Post Co
Newsweek Magazine
Ohio five day forecast with mild spell and light precip
Temperatures run 2 to 5 degrees above normal with highs 44 to 57 and lows 27 to 39. Mild Saturday Monday and Wednesday, cooler Sunday and Tuesday. Precipitation under .2 inch with scattered showers Sunday and Tuesday, beginning in the west late Saturday and Monday. Snow flurries likely Sunday and Tuesday.
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Ohio
West
Senate Group Presses Hearings On Idle Aid
The Senate Finance Committee pushes to wind up public hearings on an emergency unemployment aid bill. Secretary Goldberg testifies for a third day as lawmakers seek accurate state contribution estimates and confront allegations about inducing layoffs to inflate unemployment figures. Reuther denies the accusation. GM Ford and Chrysler spokesmen also deny involvement.
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Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Arthur J. Goldberg
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
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Reuther
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Curtis
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General Motors
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Chrysler
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Housing Approval Eyed By Democrats In Kennedy Plan
Democrats in Congress aim to enact President Kennedy's 3.25 billion housing program by May with Senate movement expected first. Proposals include mortgage liberalization for homes under 13 500 dollars and construction of 100 000 public housing units. Stakeholders foresee House opposition and building-industry pressure for changes up to 25 000 dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Alabama
Senate
House
John J. Sparkman
Albert Rains
Rains
Missing Navy Plane Found
A Navy P2V patrol bomber crashed Thursday night into Lake George, about 65 miles south of Jacksonville. Rescue teams located the wreck in 10 to 15 feet of water. Cmdr. C. H. Boldt said there were no crew members aboard. A Navy diver will search the plane once a rescue boat arrives from Jacksonville.
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Fla
Lake George
Cmdr
C. H. Boldt
Navy
Boldt
Seville
Contempt Upheld in 1959 Labor Dispute
The 7th District Court of Appeals upheld contempt of court fines against two union officials for violating a restraining order in a 1959 labor dispute. A third fine was dismissed.
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Warren
7Th District Court of Appeals
Scientists dive to study inner earth history via Mohohole project
Scientists in San Diego begin Operation Mohoole to drill 3000 feet into the ocean floor off Southern California to sample ancient sediment layers. The project aims to reach Earth’s earliest surface, potentially revealing life’s origins and evolution. Late drilling will extend to 12 000 feet offshore in deeper waters.
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California
North America
Air Force Jet Crash Kills Captain Near Lancaster
An Air Force T33 trainer crashed near Lancaster Iowa after Capt Robert J Vitt and Col Walter K Morgan ejected. Vitt died from the fall after losing his parachute. Morgan survived with bruises. Investigators probe the loss of control at about 14 000 feet and who piloted the craft.
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Ohio
Air Force
Robert J. Vitt
Walter K. Morgan
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Here
Col
Morgan
Lockbourne
Vitt
St Patrick's Day Dinner Program Listed in Memphis Irish Society
The Irish Society of Memphis schedules a St Patrick's Day dinner with Eddie Bousson singing Irish songs, Jimmie Demopolous also performing, Louie Pierini and his orchestra playing, and Rudy Willing serving as master of ceremonies.
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Tenn
Eddie Bousson
Jimmie Demopolous
Louie Pierini
Rudy Willing
Fliers Release Probed by Senate Inquiry
Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire calls for a Senate investigation into the circumstances surrounding the release of two American fliers by the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
N.H
Senate
Soviet Union
Nixon says TV cannot replace printed word in politics
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon asserts that television will never supplant the printed word in politics, arguing print media remains essential for public discourse.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
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