Lukens Blasts Hoffa After Union Split Vote
In Cincinnati the Independent Milk and Dairy Drivers Union approved a 1664 to 12 secret ballot to quit the Teamsters for the AFL CIO supervised by the NLRB. James T. Luken, winning 99.5 percent, dismissed claims the vote would hurt Hoffa. Teamsters Local 98 previously split Aug. 16 with a 1798 to 2 vote. officials argued the outcome might differ with full explanation. HoFfurther comments from Teamsters VP Harold Gibbons said Cincinnati organizing would continue.
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Cincinnati
James T. Luken
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Independent Milk and Dairy Drivers Union
Aflcio
National Labor Relations Board
Luken
Cincinnati Teamsters
Teamsters Local 98
The
International
Harold Gibbons
Primaries Put Nixon Rivals in Spotlight for 1964 Bid
Nixon invites Gov. Rockefeller and Sen. Goldwater to contest primaries, courting the best vote getter before the national convention. Rockefeller must seek reelection next year and may be tied to New York politics, while Goldwater weighs a Senate term versus a presidential run and public perception at home.
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Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Syracuse
N.Y
Nixon
Rockefeller
America
M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
California
Goldwater
Kennedy
Senate
Weathermen Chart Fallout Paths With Global Data Network
U S weather specialists map the wind patterns of Soviet nuclear fallout using international help. Soviet and Chinese meteorologists aid Novaya Zemlya observers while ships at sea and other nations share data via balloons, radio, and cables. A U S computer computes daily estimates of the cloud’s movement, noting the chart is an educated guess.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Red China
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Army Says Van Fleet Can Talk
The Army said Gen. James A. Van Fleet may speak freely when not acting in his role as special consultant to the secretary of the Army. His remarks on international relations and Adlai Stevenson drew queries, but officials stressed he speaks as a private citizen outside his consultant duties.
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Washington
Army
James A. van Fleet
van Fleet
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Truman Family to Return to White House Tonight
The Truman family Harry Bess and daughter Margaret will be guests back at the White House tonight marking a return visit to the executive mansion.
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Washington
Truman
Harry, Bess
Margaret
White House
Study Center For Research COLUMBUS
The appointment of a committee to study the need for a super research center in Ohio was announced Tuesday by Sen. C Stanley Mechem chairman of the Ohio Legislative Service Commission. The commission authorized creating the committee to examine the relation of engineering and scientific research to the location of new electronic and other industries arising from technological advances.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Impromptu Communist Visitor Papers Unlisted at OU Center
A 1 year old man claiming to be Daniel Mortimer Rubin visited Ohio University Center yesterday. He spoke before about 25 students in Baker University Center and declined to answer when asked if he is a communist. No investigation was launched.
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Ohio University
Daniel Mortimer Rubin
Rubin
Ohio State University
Oberlin College
Baker University Center
Brockport room-stuffers set college record in stunt
At State University College at Brockport the undergraduates crowded into a 15 by 10 by 8 foot room Tuesday night to squeeze 197 people inside. A spokesman said they aimed for 200 but three backed out.
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Brockport
N.Y
State University College At
Firefighters Gain 80 Percent Control of Sierra Madre Brush Fire
Fire crews reported 80 percent control of a Sierra Madre brush blaze that burned watershed above the Los Angeles suburb, with damages estimated at over 2 million dollars to the area.
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Sierra Madre
Calif
Los Angeles
Five Day Birthday Forecasts Mild Then Cooler Weekend
Temperatures should average about seven degrees above normal with a normal high near 57 and a normal low around 37. A mild trend gives way to cooler conditions by Friday or Saturday as showers total about a quarter to one inch Friday and again later in the period.
Soviet tests and rocket failure at Cape Canaveral
U S tracking system test ends in failure as a Blue Scout rocket bound for a satellite mission explodes in flight at Cape Canaveral. The 75 foot rocket rose at 10 32 a m and spun out of control seconds later before breaking apart. no cause or injuries reported.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
U. S
Rush Help To British Honduras
Miami reporters describe rapid aid sent to Belize after Hurricane Hattie devastates the city. Belize’s population around 31,000 reports severe damage. government and air-field infrastructure damaged. 30,000 residents evacuated as relief efforts rush in from nearby Haiti and Honduras.
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Miami
Fla
Belize
British Honduras
Hattie
Hal Holler
Standard Fruit Co
la Cieba
Honduras
Air Field
Heller
Massachusetts
Lightning Struck Twin Engine Airliner Near San Diego
A twin engine turbo prop airliner bound for Los Angeles was struck by lightning after departing Phoenix Tuesday night. There were no injuries.
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San Diego
Calif
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Ariz
Two Meigs Youths Wounded by Shotgun Blast
Two 18 year olds Kenneth Reynolds and Dale Connolly were wounded Tuesday night near Long Bottom Meigs County in an incident the sheriff is investigating. Reynolds was hospitalized for back wounds and Connolly treated for a hand wound and released. The youths reported the car broke down on Route 124 and were fired upon as they left an elderly man’s home. The sheriff and the resident will confer with Prosecutor Bernard Fultz.
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Pomeroy
Long Bottom
Meigs County
Robert Hartenbach
Sheriff’s Office
Howard Frank
Frank
Dewitt
Reynolds
Connolly
Tuppers Plains
Hartenbach
Bernard Fultz
UN pressure to halt U S nuclear tests at UN
United States faces growing calls at the United Nations to join a voluntary moratorium on nuclear tests as India's appeal gains support. The U S delegation says it will vote against the moratorium, arguing it lacks effective controls, while pro Western Latin American and Scandinavian states back the call.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
General Assembly
U. S
Latin America
Scandinavia
India
Trials Postponed to February Term in Monroe Kidnaping Case
In Monroe North Carolina the trial of three integrationists charged with kidnapping a white couple during racial unrest was postponed Tuesday. Superior Court Judge Allen Gwyn set the trials for the February term and reduced bonds for the three defendants, two Black, one white student from New York.
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Monroe
N.C
Superior Court
Allen H. Gwyn
New York
Mayo matriarch Nora Mayo dies at 85 in Woodbury
Lots of descendants from Nora Mayo of Woodbury Tennessee. She died Tuesday at age 85 leaving 159 descendants including 11 children, 58 grandchildren, 75 great grandchildren and 11 great great grandchildren.
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Woodbury
Tenn
Nora Mayo
Dog expert Lytle dies at 77 in Miami Valley Hospital
J Horace Lytle a national authority on hunting dogs died Tuesday in Miami Valley Hospital aged 77 He had shaped dog breed standards and written on canine hunting methods leaving a lasting influence on field trials and sporting dog communities.
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Dayton—I
J. Horace Lytle
Miami Valley Hospital
Skyjacker Leon Bearden Appeals Life Sentence
EL PASO Texas. Airplane hijacker Leon Bearden 38 says he will appeal after a life federal prison term for kidnapping following the Aug 3 Continental jet hijack over southern New Mexico. He received 25 more years on related charges. Cody Bearden 17 will serve until age 21 for crossing state lines with a stolen vehicle.
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EL Paso
Tex
Leon Bearden
Coolidge
Ariz
Cody
Continental Airlines
New Mexico
Bearden
Eleventh Commandment Posted At Memphis State
Memphis State students were told not to share a chair in the Student Center with a member of the opposite sex in a notice posted Tuesday. The lighthearted commandment was issued on campus for guidance.
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College Memphis
Tenn
Memphis State
Corn Harvest Record Reached 72 Bushels Per Acre
Cleveland area reports an all time high corn yield of 72 bushels per acre based on estimates from Ferris S. Owen of Newark former Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ferris S. Owen
Newark
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Voice Of America Plans Broadcast On Soviet Tests
The United States reports two new Soviet nuclear tests at an arctic site with yields of several megatons and below one megaton. The VO A will air a program Sunday aimed at informing the Soviet public. Uruguay urges OAS condemnation as analysts warn of a 20 megaton attack impact on New York City.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Arctic
AEC
Uruguay
Organization of American States
Voice OF America
New York City
United Nations
Khrushchev
Carlos A. Clulow
OAS
United States
Governor DiSalle seeks updated state revenue picture
Gov Michael V DiSalle plans to present an current revenue and expenditure picture to legislative leaders before the November 14 financial session. He says tax exemptions approved by the legislature will cut revenues and notes Republican leaders have not contacted him or Finance Director James H Malon for figures. The state may pass a new appropriations bill for the 1962–63 fiscal year starting July 1.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
General Assembly
James H. Malon
DiSalle
Airliner Crash Near Recife Involving Panair Do Brasil
A Panair Do Brasil DC7 crash on approach to Recife hospital hilltop in the suburbs killed or injured several aboard. Eyewitnesses report about 20 escaped from the burning wreckage. the craft carried 85 passengers and nine crew members, mostly Portuguese or Brazilian, with no U.S. nationals on board.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Recife
Panair Do Brasil
U.S
Stanley Ridge Named Head of Ohio Arson Bureau
Stanley Ridge age 39 of Wellston was appointed to lead the statewide arson bureau today in Columbus. His selection places Ridge in charge of fire investigation policy and arson response for the state.
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Columbus
Stanley Ridge
Wellston
Khrushchev Ends Party Congress
The Soviet Communist party closed its 22nd congress with endorsement of Khrushchev's 20 year plan to make the USSR the top industrial power with the highest living standard. The resolution praised Khrushchev, signaled policy rifts with China, moved Albania toward expulsion, branded Stalin a mass murderer, removed his body from Lenin tomb, and completed the downfall of Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich. Khrushchev, re elected, vowed a horn of plenty under communism.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
China
Albania
Soviet Bloc
Stalin
Lenin
Red Square
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovich
Algerians Riot as French Forces Clash in Algeria
In Algiers French troops and police fought moslem rioters across Algeria. A government spokesman said about 30 moslems were killed and 60 wounded by noon.
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Algiers
Algeria
West Green dorm bids total 2.19 million in Columbus
Ohio University West Green dormitory bids were opened in Columbus totaling 2,188,574. Knowlton Construction Co. of Bellefontaine was the low general bidder at 1,833,822 for the two dormitories. Sub contracts ranged from plumbing 110,800 to heating 140,000 and electrical 103,952. nine firms bid on the general contract with Miller-Carr Co. as another low general bidder.
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Lefontaine
Knowlton
West Green
Richland Ave
Plumbing
National Co. of
Columbus
Dougherty, Inc
Charleston
W. Va
Conrath Electric
Athens
Lausche
Miller-Carr Co
Soviets Demand Finland Talks as Western Pressure Grows
U S officials say Soviet insistence on Finland consults over defense measures signals belligerent policy and aims to pressure neutral Finland and other Scandinavians. Western allies weigh countermoves and sanctions if Moscow does not shift stance on Berlin. Khrushchev may press demands aggressively, risking a sharper crisis in coming weeks.
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U. S
Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
Finland
Moscow
Tass
U.S
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Khrushchev
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