Kennedy urges wage price harmony to avert federal takeovers
President Kennedy appeals to business leaders and labor chiefs to keep the national welfare first and urges cooperation to shape wages prices and job policy. He warns a hands-on federal role may follow if talks fail with Henry Ford II George Meany and Ralph McGill among advisers. The panel plans monthly White House meetings with April 3 set as next session.
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Washington
Kennedy
Henry Ford II
George Meany
AFL Cio
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
Air Force Colonel Accused After 28 Die
Air Force Col William M Banks is accused of involuntary manslaughter in the January 15 radar tower collapse off New Jersey that killed 28. Maj William R Sheppard and Maj Reginald L Starke face dereliction of duty charges.
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Air Force
William M. Banks
New Jersey
Air Force First
Banks
William R. Sheppard
Reginald L. Starke
Burlington Man Dies In Auto Bus Collision
Aubrey Lee King 21 of Burlington Lawrence County died when his car collided head on with a bus on old U S 52 about 342 miles west of Chesapeake Tuesday. Two women aboard the bus were hospitalized. Mrs Eva Adkins 53 of South Point and Mrs Loretta Allred 21 of North Kenova were admitted to a Huntington hospital.
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Ironton
Aubrey Lee King
Lawrence County
Burlington
U. S. 52
Chesapeake
Huntington
W. Va
Eva Adkins
Rt. 3
South Point
Loretta Allred
North Kenova
Adlai's UN reply signals firm stand in Congo debate
Adlai Stevenson delivered a sharp condemnation of the Soviet Congo operation attack at the United Nations. He warned the Kennedy administration would not back down from a cold war slugging match in the General Assembly. Stevenson labeled Gromyko's speech as in the worst cold war tradition and urged UN withdrawal from Congo to avoid anarchy.
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U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Stevenson
Gromyko
Dag Hammarskjold
N. Y
Adlai FE. Stevenson
UN Congo
Kennedy
General Assembly
Assembly
Hammarskjold
Patrice Lumumba
Africa
Asia
College Bill Deadlocked
Ohio faces a stalemate over a bill to establish two year junior colleges and technical training facilities. The Senate Education Committee held its second hearing on the plan, shaped by a governor's commission study, with Sen. Ross Peeple noting universities should meet local needs via branch programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Education Committee
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Gold Flow Stops in Washington Report
The Commerce Department says the flow of gold from the United States has stopped entirely for several weeks, affecting supply and economic activity in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Kennedy Aid Plan Overhauls Long Term Foreign Aid
President Kennedy sends Congress a plan for a sweeping overhaul of foreign aid. The proposal seeks a five year loan authority of 7.3 billion dollars to fund development abroad, aiming at the crucial decade of development while signaling a larger total than past programs.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy Plans Stronger Laos Aid If Soviets Delay
The Kennedy administration weighs increased military assistance to the pro Western Laos government, including training and more modern weapons, while avoiding direct U.S. intervention. SEATO ministers meet in Bangkok to discuss the crisis as Pro-Communist forces near Vientiane. Rusk, McNamara and top officials briefed Kennedy on moves ready to be set in motion.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
Laos
Soviet Union
U.S
Vientiane
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangkok
Thailand
Stolen Car Trail Leads FBI to Georgia Youth in Columbus
A Georgia car theft spree across Georgia Tennessee Kentucky and Ohio ended with the FBI arrest of James W Mc Gury a 15 year old of Decatur on a federal charge of interstate transportation of a stolen motor vehicle. He was arraigned and held in Franklin County Jail on a $10000 bond with no hearing date set.
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Columbus
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Decatur
FBI
James W. McGury
Franklin County
Judge Herbert Is Taken I At Bench
Ohio Supreme Court Judge Thomas J. Herbert 66 was taken to University Hospital during a court session. The former governor and attorney general felt ill after 10 a.m. and asked a bailiff for help to leave the bench. He declined an ambulance and rode to the hospital in his own car.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Thomas J. Herbert
University Hospital
Ohio
Daughters Keep Vigil As Parents Lie In Temple Hospital
In Temple Texas Carl Tune 46 and his wife 44 lay unconscious after separate crashes. Their daughters Janet 18 and Kay 20 stay nearby dropping out of college to help. The family, known for service, receives community aid from unions cafes and hospital staff.
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Carl Tune
Temple Hospital
James Pettigrew
Janet
Kay
Tune
Denton
Tex
North Texas State
Temple Junior College
Carl, Jr
Texas
The
Temple Quar
King’s Daughters Hospital
Ladutko Trial Details Fatal Shooting in Cleveland
In Common Pleas Court a statement by John Max Ladutko Jr. describes loading five shotgun shells and killing his wife Nancy and Charles D. Johnson after surprising them in an embrace. The defense cites a moment of passion amid prowler fears, while the prosecution argues deliberate killings.
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Cleveland
John Max Ladutko Jr
Common Pleas Court
Ladutko
Nancy
Charles D. Johnson
Johnson
Moroccans Free Eight Foreign Oil Prospectors
Three Americans and five other foreign oil explorers kidnapped by Moroccan tribesmen were released. King Hassan II praised the tribesmen as patriots and reaffirmed Morocco's claim to the Rio de Oro. Diplomatic allies had been summoned as the captives, including James Gilbert of Texas, reported they were well treated though exhausted.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
Spanish Sahara
Rio de Oro
James Gilbert
Littlefield
Tex
Finder of $240000 Is Given $10000
An unemployed Negro handyman named Douglas William Johnson found $240,000 on the street and returned it. Brink's, Inc. gave him a $10,000 check as reward while offering a $90 weekly job and a college scholarship for his eldest son Richard, 16. Johnson declined the job. his son wishes to work through college.
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Douglas William Johnson
Tuesday Johnson
Brink’s, Inc
Brink’s
Johnson
Richard
Amendment Approval Expected In 10 Days
The 23rd Amendment granting DC residents the presidential vote could join the Constitution within a week or 10 days. Only three more states are needed to reach the required three fourths of states for ratification.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Kennedy postpones news conference to Thursday
President Kennedy has delayed his news conference from today to 4 p m Eastern Standard Time Thursday. The change affects schedule and attendance for media and public briefings.
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Kennedy
Northeast Storm Dumps Snow on Altoona
A spring storm swept the northeast bringing heavy snow to Altoona Pennsylvania with up to five inches reported. Roads became slick as residents prepared for continued wintry conditions today.
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Altoona
Ohio five day forecast lowers by a few degrees
The forecast calls for temperatures about 3 to 4 degrees below normal with a normal high of 53 and a low of 32. Expect cooler conditions Thursday and Friday, warmer on Sunday and Monday, then cooler again. Dry weather predicted through Saturday with light rain on Sunday and Monday.
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Ohio
Confederate Papers Show Strong Spirit in Civil War Coverage
Kentucky report notes Northern victory but Southern papers offered a clearer view of the era. Richard Harwell of the American Library Association says southern papers printed more articles capturing the spirit of the times.
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the Times
Richard Harwell
The
American Library Association
Bolton Draws Ohio Student Backing on Peace Corps
Ohio State University students Mary Careno and Frank D. Ray voiced support for Sen Frances Bolton’s cautious stance on the Peace Corps. They said the Ohio Republican praised the project but urged careful planning and slower implementation, aligning with Bolton’s concerns.
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Washington
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Ohio State University
Mary Careno
North Olmsted
Frank D. Ray
Covington
Bolton
Peace Corps
Ray
Mary
U S to Launch Mock Man In Space Capsule Test
NASA plans a Redstone missile launch carrying a mock man in space capsule at Cape Canaveral within days. The test follows corrections after Ham the chimp’s January suborbital flight and aims to verify improved performance before a manned mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ham
Judges Bill Advances for 70 New Federal Judgeships
The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill to create 70 additional federal judgeships including three in Ohio. The House is expected to act on the measure after Easter.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Judiciary Committee
Tobacco industry declares no smoking lung cancer link after six years
After six years of scientific work, the tobacco industry reports it has found no evidence connecting smoking with lung cancer, asserting no causal relationship.
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New York
Tobacco Industry
Five Cited For Taking Suspect Secrets
Five individuals are cited in connection with a secret theft case. The group faces charges related to unauthorized possession and transfer of confidential items. Further details outlining names, dates, and locations were not readable in the source segment.
Five Convicted in Royal Navy Secrets Case
A jury found Gordon Lonsdale Peter Kroger Helen Kroger Harry Houghton and Ethel Gee guilty under the Official Secrets Act for stealing top Royal Navy secrets. They allegedly obtained drawings of the nuclear submarine Dreadnought from the Portland underwater weapons base and transmitted them to Moscow.
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Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Gordon A. Lonsdale
Peter John Kroger
Helen
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Morris Cohen
Lola
New York City
Harry Frederick Houghton
Ethel Elizabeth Gee
Portland
Miss Gee
Moscow
Kroger
Lawmakers warn tax relief for clay products industry
Representatives Wayne L. Hays and Frank T. Bow warn the clay products industry to face serious harm if tax allowances are halted. They point to tile brick and sewer pipe makers in their districts after the Supreme Court ruled a depletion allowance tax credit no longer may be granted.
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Washington
Ohio
Wayne L. Hays
Frank T. Bow
Supreme Court
President's wife to choose Easter outfit
New York report says the First Lady will decide today on an Easter attire setting fashion trends for women nationwide. The choice is expected to influence dress tastes across the country.
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New York
Eyes May Clear for Three Sisters of Bradford
In three weeks Jennie Hull of Bradford and her sisters Lorraine Schell and Reva Schneider hope to regain sight after corneal distrophy runs in four generations of the Charles Specht family. Surgeries, performed through the Eye Bank for Sight Restoration Inc, aim to restore vision that has lingered for nearly two decades.
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Jennie Hull
Hull
Bradford
Lorraine Schell
Garden City
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Reva Schneider
Mien Fla
Charles Specht
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