Ohio U Track Coach and Athletes Hurt in Wreck
A Memorial Day crash near Columbus injured Ohio University track coach Stan Huntsman and several team members en route to a Baldwin Wallace meet. The driver, Andrew Harrison, was cited for failure to stop. Huntsman and two athletes remained hospitalized in good condition. Other injured include Al Fanaff and Dave Kempton. one rider was treated and released.
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Andrew Harrison
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al Fanaff
Jeff Miller
Harrison
St. Anthony’s
Britain Accuses Soviets of Blocking Nuclear Talks
In Geneva, Britain formally accuses the Soviet Union of blocking three power talks to halt the arms race. Sir Michael Wright says the Soviet attitude shows deadlock and criticizes Semyon Tsarapkin for spurning a Western compromise to reduce inspections at a site of suspicious tremors in the USSR.
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Britain
Soviet Union
Michael Wright
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Air Jet Crashes Offshore Killing 61 Passengers
A four engine airliner crashed on a stormy Atlantic beach near Lisbon killing all 61 aboard. The Dutch Venezuelan jet operated by Viasa and leased from KLM had just departed Lisbon for the Azores after originating in Rome and Madrid. No Americans were aboard.
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Azores
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KLM
Vatican Weekly Sees Trouble For Kennedy
L Osservatore Della Domenica speculates Kennedy faces a difficult position in talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The weekly warns that resistance to Khrushchev's blandishments and outbursts could presage troubled days for Europe and the world.
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Khrushchev
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Verona Hero Major Ferris Dies of Heart Attack
Maj. Dave E. Ferris age 43 chief of information for the Southern European Task Force died Tuesday in Verona Italy from a heart attack.
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Italy
Dave E. Ferris
Boxing Czar Is Convicted
LOS ANGELES Frankie Carbo the alleged underworld czar of boxing was convicted of extortion and conspiracy. Four confederates were found guilty alongside him in a bid to skim earnings from former welterweight champion Don Jordan. Sentences may reach 25 to 125 years and fines between 30 000 and 70 000 dollars.
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Frankie Carbo
Underworld
Carbo
Don Jordan
Yuri Gagarin Landing Commemorative Pillar Erected
The Red Star reports a commemorative pillar marking Maj. Yuri A. Gagarin landing after the first space flight. The site lies across the Volga from Saratov, about 450 miles southeast of Moscow.
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Red Star
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Saratov
Jews Drop Plan To Kill Eichmann in Budapest
In Jerusalem a survivor testified that Hungarian Jewish leaders debated assassinating Adolf Eichmann in 1944 but refrained, fearing Nazi retribution and the possibility that someone worse could take his place, sparing Eichmann for fear of broader killings.
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Adolf Eichmann
Nazi Germany
Hansi Brand
Ecchmann
Budapest
Gestapo
Europe
Mrs. Brand
Father and daughter survive plane crash near Stow
A Stow Northfield man and his 9 year old daughter escaped unharmed after a small plane struck a tree stump in a housing development during a Tuesday flight. William F. Flanagan, 37, a salesman, told the Highway Patrol the engine stalled at 1200 feet and he aimed for an area being cleared for a project to make an emergency landing. He said he rented the plane from an Akron firm for a pleasure flight on the return trip when the engine failed.
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William F. Flanagan
Highway Patrol
Boeing To Develop Dyna Soar Space Glider
NEW YORK The Boeing Co of Seattle announced it will place subcontracts valued at 4 million dollars to develop the dyna soar space glider. Boeing is the system contractor for the project the Air Force hopes will result in a manned glider into space.
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Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Boeing
Air Force
Advertising chief blasts overuse of ads as boring
John P. Cunningham, new board chairman of Cunningham & Walsh, Inc., told the Advertising Federation of America that excessive ads on television and radio bore the public. He warned that loading screens with arrows and loud sequences during station breaks dulls viewers and listeners.
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Advertising Federation of America
John P. Cunningham
New York
Cunningham
Cunningham & Walsh, Inc
Big Paris Welcome Held For Kennedys In Summit Venture
The nation marked a Memorial Day weekend with a record traffic death toll, expected to rise beyond 413 after late reports. Safety officials warned the four day period could become the heaviest spring summer toll in 11 years with fatalities on highways and in boating and other mishaps.
Ohio Safe Sane Memorial Day Toll Low in Ohio
Ohio observed a "safe and sane" Memorial Day with the lowest highway death toll in years. Between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Tuesday, 114 people died on Ohio highways, down from past years and last weekend's 25 fatalities. Arthur M. Cullins, 52, of Dresden, died from injuries after being struck directing traffic near Zanesville on U S 40.
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Arthur M. Cullins
Route 2
Dresden
U. S. 40
Zanesville
Alcohol mixture fatal to Ohio man in accidental poisoning
Summit County coroner ruled a Portage Lakes man died after drinking a lemon juice mix he believed to be alcohol. Deputies said others were sick from the mixture containing ethylene tetrachloride, an industrial solvent, with none reported as serious. victims were treated at Citizen's Hospital in Barberton.
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Summit County
W. J. Pittenger
Citizen’s Hospital
Barberton
Control Commission Moves in Laos Conflict and Truce Efforts
The Commission announces new initiative in Laos with patrols to Tchepone and Phalane Moung areas. The report arrives as talks resume after a recess amid U S demands to end cease-fire violations. Britain and the Soviet Union, co chairmen, tentatively agree to resume sessions ahead of Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna meeting.
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Phalane-Moung Phing-Sepane
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Soviet Union
Britain
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Ohio blue laws remain valid despite U S Supreme Court ruling
Ohio Attorney General says the states blue laws are not affected by the high court decision. The Ohio Supreme Court has upheld the laws as valid and enforceable since 1898 with revisions through 1958. Exemptions include travel related services recreation sports entertainment and publicly owned venues.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Mark McElroy
Ohio Supreme Court
Pretoria Proclaims Republic as White-ruled Nation Emerges
Church bells tolled at midnight and cannons fired at daybreak signaling South Africa’s declaration as Africa’s 22nd independent republic. The nation mobilizes against demonstrations by the nonwhite majority, retaining white rule.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Africa
Free World Must Arm To Meet Threat Says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the free world to arm against Communist aggression at all levels in a Senate Foreign Relations hearing. He defended a 4.8 billion dollar foreign aid program, warning that failure to act could lead to collapses in allied nations. Rusk postponed a Paris trip to join Kennedy and de Gaulle in talks, stressing economic aims and the higher risks of nuclear age power dispersion.
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Rusk
Washington
Dean Rusk
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Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Academy taps U S heart expert
Belmont Mass Dr Paul Dudley White says his election to member ship in the Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences will help increase communication between doctors of East and West He was a consultant when former President Eisenhower suffered his attack and added that better relations among doctors could aid better relations between nations.
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Belmont
Mass
Paul Dudley White
Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Heart Massage Machine Tested On Humans In San Francisco
A device that massages the heart without surgery has been successfully tested on human patients in San Francisco, with officials announcing the achievement on Tuesday.
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San Francisco
Cure for one cancer type believed found
U S Surgeon General Luther Terry announced that a drug has almost certainly cured a cancer type that affects pregnant women. He cautioned that this success may not apply to other cancers and stressed the finding is limited to this specific form.
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Washington
U. S
Luther Terry
Kennedy De Gaulle Welcome Opens Catholic Open Summit
Paris greeted President Kennedy with a 101 gun salute as he began Western talks with Charles de Gaulle. Khrushchev moved toward Vienna meeting Kennedy, amid Berlin crisis concern. Khrushchev traveled via Czechoslovakia and Kiev en route.
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Kiev
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Five day forecast shows warm period with scattered showers
Temperatures average near normal to about four degrees above. Normal highs 79 to 88 and lows 55 to 60. Expect generally warm days with precipitation totaling about a quarter to a half inch in widely scattered showers and thunderstorms from Thursday through Monday, peaking around Monday.
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