U S Communist Party Faces Trial On 12 Counts
The Communist party faces a 12 count trial in U S District Court led by Judge William B Jones The government accuses the party of willfully failing to register as a Soviet agent and not filing required member lists aliases and equipment and financial records The jury selection was postponed as the judge requested background reading and the trial follows a previous conviction overturned on appeal
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U.S. Communist Party
Washington
Communist Party
William B. Jones
Jones
U.S. District Court
US Court of Appeals
Justice Department
U.S. Court of Appeals
Asst. U.S. Atty
Joseph Lowther
Internal Security Division
John J. Abt
New York
Joseph Forer
Fense
Jewish Klan Leader Burros Kills Self in Reading
Daniel Burros, New York Ku Klux Klan grand dragon, shot himself after learning a Times report disclosed his Jewish origin. He died at 28 in Roy Frankhouser Jr.'s apartment in Reading where he planned retaliation against the Times. Police note a 32 caliber revolver was found near his body.
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Reading
Daniel Burros
New York
Burros
New York Times
Roy E. Frank
Houser Jr
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Pennsylvania
Frankhouser
Times
House Committee
New York State
Joseph Confora
King Kleagle
McCandlish Phillips
Phillips
Queens
Martin Austin
St. Joseph’s Hospital
KKK Robe Producer Silent As HUAC Probes Begin
South Carolina man Young M. Newton, said to produce robes for the Ku Klux Klan, refused to answer questions as HUAC opened hearings. He showed connections to Heritage Garment Works in Columbia and to blood drop insignia orders, while Georgia violence links drew added focus.
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KLAN
Jack Seale
Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
Natchez
Seale
KKK
Washington
South Carolina
House Committee On UN- American Activities
HUAC
Young M. Newton
G.E. Blizzard
Heritage Garment Works
Columbia, S. C
T. Appell
Newton
International Pipe and Ceramic Co
Columbia
Georgia
United Klans of America
Peach State
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Charles L. Weltner
D-Ga
Army Reserve divisions may be saved by smaller, unpaid units
The Pentagon may retain six Army Reserve divisions by downsizing and changing pay status. Senate action urged postponement of unit eliminations, while Defense Department reviews the measure. The six divisions named include the 83rd in California and the 77th in New York.
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Washington
Army Reserve
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Pentagon
Senate
Defense Department
83Rd Infantry Division
California
77Th Infantry Division
New York
90Th Infantry Division
Texas
33Rd Infantry
Ohio
West Virginia
102Nd Infantry
Missouri
Illinois
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Ohio Youth Commission Starts 85.5 Million Plan
The Ohio Youth Commission will begin immediately a 5.5 million building and rehabilitation program announced by Gov. Rhodes. The plan includes Mohican Youth Camp renovation 450000. a 150 bed girls security institution across from Scioto Village for 1.5 million. a 200 bed boys training facility in northern Ohio with 40000 for drawings and fees. a 300 bed boys medium security facility in northern Ohio with 56000 for drawings and fees. a 250 bed male first offenders institution at a to be determined site. a 180 bed intensive rehabilitation program for boys with 1 million site to be selected. and 987,400 in miscellaneous projects at Scioto Village, Central Ohio Juvenile Institution, Zaleski, Fairfield School for Boys, and H F Christian Camp.
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Columbus
Ohio Youth Commission
James A. Rhodes
Scioto Village
Northern
Ohio
Juvenile Institution of Central Ohio
Zaleski
Fairfield School For Boys
H. F. Christian Camp
Halloween Mischief and Murmurs Across the Nation
Halloween weekend brought both merriment and danger. In Las Cruces a woman reported bombs on her lawn, and authorities found glass globes used in restaurants. In Ohio vandals set a 200 foot wooden covered bridge ablaze near Washington Court House. In Philadelphia police warned residents by loudspeaker cars about potentially dangerous medicinal capsules given to trick or treaters.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Washington Court House
Ohio
Philadelphia
North Philadelpia
Ohio natural resources programs win federal funds
Gov. Rhodes was told that Ohio's natural resources programs received nearly 1 million in federal funds in fiscal 1965 and may obtain about 7.17 million in fiscal 1966. Fred Marr, director, reported nine programs totaling 7,168,139 with almost 3 million for outdoor recreation area development.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Fred Marr
Department of Natural Resources
Rhodes
Sports and Television Highlights in Today's Gazette
The page lists sports scores and updates alongside television notes. It mentions local teams and game results, with prominence given to scores and upcoming broadcasts.
Rhodesian settlement push buys Britain time
Prime Minister Harold Wilson says a Rhodesian settlement may be possible after talks with Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith. A three man royal commission will seek a formula for independence while leading Africans reject a royal commission plan. Wilson says the agreement buys time for careful thought and more negotiations.
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London
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Rhodesia
Jan Smith
Israel denies Jordanian claim of soldiers killed in Latroun clash
Tel Aviv reports five Israeli soldiers killed and six injured in a border clash near Latroun, denying the Jordanian claim and saying no equipment was destroyed in the fighting.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Latroun
Tokyo’s Hikari speeds on world’s fastest rail link
Japan’s national railways launch a 322 mile Tokyo to Osaka service averaging 103 mph. The first No. 1 Hikari train completed the run in 3 hours 10 minutes with about 800 passengers aboard, occasionally exceeding 120 mph. Separately in Seoul, the UN demanded North Korea immediately return more than 100 kidnapped South Koreans believed seized at sea.
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Tokyo—P
Japan
National Railways
Tokyo
Osaka
Hikari
Seoul
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
Yellow Sea
WHO warns of epidemic like spread of youth drug abuse
The World Health Organization called the rapid rise in sedative and stimulant abuse among youths an epidemic like situation. An expert committee cited increasing use of non internationally classified narcotic drugs and urged drastic control measures.
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Geneva
World Health Organization
WHO
Central Java Army Warns of Growing Terrorism
The military commander in central Java says terrorism by young Communists is increasingly serious around Surakarta and urges troops to destroy them.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Java
Surakarta
Ohio wins federal approval for mental retardation facility plan
Columbus Ohio has received U S Public Health Service approval for its plan. Martin A Janis director of the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction said approval means 444940 dollars in federal funds will be available to assist in constructing specialized facilities for the mentally retarded.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Public Health Service
Martin A. Janis
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Citizen Fights City Over Refunding Parking Fine
C. Jack Rusk, a 23 year old stock broker in Cincinnati, seeks a city ordinance to refund $3 paid for a parking meter violation. The council estimated $30 to draft the measure. Rusk argued the meter was faulty and the fine unjust, while officials note no prior fund for such refunds. Councilman Held briefly reimbursed $3, then Rusk refused the gesture and continued his campaign.
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Cincinnati
Jack Rusk
City Hall
Rusk
John E. Held
Ohio Voters Face Tax Increase Question In 1963 Ballot
Ohio voters head to the polls with a record odd year turnout expected as statewide issues test tax policy. Issue No 1 would raise the sales tax by one penny on a broad range of goods to fund public schools, supported by the Ohio Council for Education. Issue No 2 would allow urban service authorities for joint metro services and Issue No 3 would let small counties run more than one court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Buckeye
Clarence J. Brown Jr
Urbana
James A. Berry
Springfield
Brown
Cleveland
Akron
Toledo
Dayton
Canton
Ohio Council For Education
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
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