Kennedy seeks 600 million to curb tyranny in Latin America
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve 600 million dollars as an initial step in a long term alliance of progress. He warned of grave danger that despairing peoples will turn to communism without U S aid and highlighted Cuba and the Dominican Republic. The plan envisions a decade long cooperative effort with eighteen nations and a focus on social progress and economic development.
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Latin America
Washington
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South of the Border
White House
United States
Cuba
Dominican Republic
U.S
Bogota
Colombia
Chile
Chille
Inter- American Fund For Social Progress
Naval Base
Santiago
Castro
Castro Threatens Exile Governments Amid U S Aggression
Fidel Castro warned Cuba will form revolutionary governments in exile beginning with Puerto Rico if the United States sanctions a Cuban exile government. He tied U S counterrevolutionary ship actions to renewed aggression and denounced President Kennedy's Latin America plan as a provocation to revolt.
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Fidel Castro
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Puerto Rico
United States
Kennedy
Latin America
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Santiago
U. S. Naval Base
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Unemployed Benefits Bill Sent To Mike
The Republican sponsored bill to modify Ohio unemployment benefits moves to Governor DiSalle's desk. A veto appears certain as the legislature passed the measure party line. Even if signed it cannot take effect before late June, likely after federal extensions would end.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Ohio U Bobcats Open NCAA Tournament Play
Ohio University begins NCAA tourney action against Louisville as MAC champions. The Bobcats face Louisville at 8:30 p.m. Athens time, with Morehead State meeting Xavier at 10:30 p.m. EST. Both games air on TV. sports page has full details.
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Louisville
University of Louisville
Bobcats
Cardinals
Athens
Morehead
Xavier
Berserk Ohioan Attacks Bystanders With Hammer
Bedell Beavers, 39, an unemployed television repairman, set fire to his home in Warren on Monday night. When police and firefighters arrived, Beavers attacked bystanders with a hammer, injuring four men, two critically, as his wife escaped from the second floor.
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Bedell Beavers
Trumbull County Sheriff's Deputies
Beavers
Census says Washington D C is only major U S city with Black majority
The Census Bureau reports that Washington D C is the only large American city where Negroes form a majority of the population, a notable demographic distinction highlighted in today’s release.
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Washington —i
Census Bureau
Catholic Leaders Urge Long Term Loans for Private Schools
The Roman Catholic hierarchy urged a program of long term low interest loans to private and parochial schools to match any federal aid for public education. MSGR Hochwalt testified before the Senate education subcommittee outlining the NCWC position. Secretary Ribicoff declined to comment until studying any loan bill.
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Frederick G. Hochwalt
National Catholic Welfare Conference Department of Schools
Senate
NCWC
U. S
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Nixon Joins Adams Duque and Hazeltine Law Firm
Richard Nixon announces he will join the Los Angeles firm Adams Duque and Hazeltine after two months of speculation. The former vice president and defeated Republican candidate returns to legal work in a major law office.
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Los Angeles
Richard Milhous Nixon
United States
Adams, Duque and Hazeltine
Atlas Missile Fails Amid Record Flight Attempt
At Cape Canaveral a new Atlas missile fails for the fourth time in five launches. The test aimed for a record 9042 mile flight into the Indian Ocean but ends in failure.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
India Ocean
Kennedy halts Hanford strike with last minute plea
President Kennedy averts a labor walkout at Hanford Atomic Products in Hanford Washington by a rapid last minute appeal. The action prevented a shutdown that would affect the sprawling plant and its 3500 workers.
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Wash
Kennedy
Bomb scare at Cleveland Hopkins Airport grounds Cleveland Air jet
Police and FBI searched a Capital Air Lines jet for about ninety minutes at Cleveland Hopkins Airport after a report of a bomb on board. No device was found and passengers were not harmed.
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Cleveland
FBI
Capital Airlines
Cleveland Hopkins
Ohio House GOP Focuses on Liquor Regulation Over Promotion
House Speaker Roger Cloud outlined GOP goals emphasizing state regulation of liquor sales over promotional efforts. He noted plans to limit liquor permit proliferation, empower local control on permit locations, and promote gift certificate restrictions amid broader aims like university program expansion and extended vocational training.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Roger Cloud
Logan County
Department of Liquor Control
Cloud
Dean's Geneva Mission Aims Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Special Ambassador Arthur H. Dean leaves Washington for Geneva with Kennedy instructions to push a nuclear weapons test ban with the Soviet Union at the earliest moment. The resumption marks a climactic phase of a 2 1/2 year conference, with officials hopeful yet cautious about success. If won, talks could broaden disarmament and push international control of the nuclear arms race.
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Washington
Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Dean
Gable’s Child To Be Born In Same Hospital
Clark Gable’s daughter or son will be delivered by caesarean Monday in the hospital where the movie star died. Kay Gable, his widow, says fans prefer Clark Jr. but she and Clark discussed the potential burden of the name.
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Hollwood
Clark Gable
Clark Jr
Clark
Kay
Murray Lincoln Named to Farm Credit Board
WASHINGTON Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Free men has named Murray D Lincoln of Columbus Ohio as his representative on the Federal Farm Credit Board Lincoln is president of Nationwide Insurance Cos and Nationwide Development Corp and head of the Cooperative League of the United States
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Washington
Orville L. Freemen
Murray D. Lincoln
Cooperative League of the United States
Federal Farm Credit Board
Lincoln
Columbus
Ohio
Nationwide Insurance Cos
Nationwide Development Corp
Congo Rescue Efforts For 300 Whites In Rebel Province
UN patrols rush to aid 300 white missionaries businesspeople and nuns trapped in rebel held Kivu Congo as stories of atrocities emerge. A Belgian nun pleads for outside help while Lumumba era forces remain unsettled. Three Belgian nuns aged 75 among 20 brutally beaten Europeans brought to Leopoldville.
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Congo
Leopoldville
Kivu
Maniema
British Star Crash Victim Killed in California Collision
Belinda Lee, British actress 63 feet flung from a skidding car, died in San Bernardino California after a high speed crash that also injured three Italian film-makers including her fiancé. A documen tary crew was not involved with Miss Lee. The wagon reportedly exceeded 100 mph, veered 1100 feet, and flipped. Miss Lee survived 15 to 20 minutes.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Belinda Lee
Highway Patrol
Miss Lee
Plane Catch Fire During Hopkins Airport Takeoff
A four engine United Air Lines plane burst into flames as it prepared to take off at Cleveland Hopkins Airport. The captain deployed a carbon dioxide extinguishing device from engine four, and 46 passengers evacuated via an emergency chute. No injuries were reported and the fire was put out within five minutes.
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United Air Lines
Cleveland Hopkins
Walter Methoven
Chicago
Look Here Complete Coverage Of SEC Area News
Women's spring fashions feature in pages 5 to 7 with information gathered from area merchants.
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SEC
Route 50 7 relocation bid leads 1962 project
V N Holderman and Sons, Inc. of Columbus submitted the lowest bid of 4 775 241 11 for relocating Routes 50 and 7 from Coolville to Little Hocking. Nine bids were received with the engineer's estimate at 6 322 500. The project, largest in Division 10, will be a four lane divided highway totaling 7 58 miles in Athens and Washington counties. Completion set for Nov 30, 1962.
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Coolville
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Chauncey
E. S. Preston
Coedell Construction
Max Farley
Division 10
Athens County
Washington County
Coelville
Torch
Clerk Cited In Shortage At Belpre
State examiner finds $3273.63 shortage in Dorathy V. Jones, Belpre village clerk, covering June 1 1958 to May 15 1960. Shortfalls include $2516.70 from water tapping fees, $351.84 in receipted water bills, and $656.93 in sewer charges. Former clerk left Dec 31 1959, bonded for $2000.
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Dorothy V. Jones
Belpre
Washington County
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Storm Slams Great Lakes Then Drenches Region
A slow moving storm swept from the Great Lakes into New England bringing snow sleet and icy rain. Upper New York bore the heaviest snow with up to five inches and Rochester and Syracuse each reporting five inches in six hours. Albany Utica and Binghamton seen two inches. Rain fell below freezing across the Ohio Valley Pennsylvania and southern Michigan.
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Associated Press
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New England
New York State
Rochester
Syracuse
N.Y
Albany
Utica
Binghamton
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Five-Year-Old Sued For $40,000 Damages
DETROIT man Alfred Winkler sues Nancy McNamar a age 5 and her parents for 40000 dollars claiming injuries from being struck by the girl s bicycle last May. The suit labels the child inexperienced and unskilled to ride a bicycle.
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Detroit
Nancy McNamara
Nancy
Alfred Winkler
Livonia
Congress May Not Be Told Full Story Of Fliers Release
Washington reports that Congress will be limited to only those facts President Kennedy chooses to disclose about the RB47 fliers release. Democratic leaders indicate no congressional inquiry is likely, though Senator Mansfield hints a review by Richard Russell might occur. Pierre Salinger noted that U.S. delegates in Moscow called the release a healthy step for relations.
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Congress
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Mansfiel D
Pierre Salinger
Moscow
Capts. Freeman B. Olmstead
John R. McKone
Fight To Save Sight Of Chemistry Student
Defiance College junior Robert L. Bashore, 25, from Myerstown Pennsylvania, lost sight in one eye after a chemical explosion in the college lab. Doctors fought to preserve the sight of his other eye as Bashore and fellow student Eric Seaberg of Zanesville had mixed chemicals to blast an old foundation near the campus.
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Defiance
Robert L. Bashore
Defiance College
Myerstown
Bashore
Eric Seaberg
Zanesville
Reds Pick Flynn as National Chairman
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, a former prisoner for conspiracy to advocate overthrow of the government by force, is named the new national chairman of the American party.
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New York
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
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Beagle for Sale Ad Promoted During Want Ad Week
A classified notice by William Willard of Route 1 Athens offers a male beagle hound for sale aged months. The ad ran in Messenger Classified Section and appears amid a wave of similar result ads during Want Ad Week. Dial LY 3128 for inquiries.
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Messenger
William Willard
Athens
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