Industrial plant to locate in 10th District presses ahead
Logan leaders heard Congressman Walter Moeller announce that a Lockheed Georgia plant will locate in the area as quickly as possible. The facility is expected to employ about 150 to 200 workers.
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Logan
Logan Industrial
10Th District
Walter Moeller
Moeller
Lockheed-Georgia
Marietta, Ga
Air Force
Lockheed - Georgia
Marietta
Lockheed Georgia considers Logan plant growth with 20 new jobs
Lockheed Georgia plans a 20 position plant in the Logan Industrial Park southeast of Logan off Route 33. The firm seeks to lease a building, with a four percent CDL from the federal government and a projected start by January 1 with operations by June. A five year initial lease is discussed and executive sessions followed the announcement.
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Lockheed - Georgia
Moeller
Logan Trade Club
Round Two Of Red Party Trial Begins In Washington
The U S opens its case against the Communist party before 12 jurors. Asst U S Atty Joseph Lowther plans to call eight witnesses including a possible volunteer who registered with the government as required by law. The trial follows a 1962 appeal that overturned a prior conviction and $120 000 fine.
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Washington
United States
Communist Party
U.S
Atty
Joseph Lowther
U. S. Court of Appeals
Lowther
Herbert Oscar Marriott
Marriott
Court of Appeals
William B. Jones
Jones
Joseph Forer
John J. Abt
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Labor Plans To Organize 15 Million Working Poor
Labor seeks to sign up about 15 million workers in low wage jobs, including farm workers and service staff, in a wide campaign led by AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department to organize across jurisdictional lines despite dues and fee barriers. The plan follows civil rights and antipoverty efforts, with a meeting in Washington November 18 19 to set the strategy and address jurisdiction issues and small business mobilization.
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Washington
United States
AFL - Cio
Industrial Union Department
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
Local Classifieds Index Snapshot
A fragment from the newspaper index listing sections and page numbers for Classifieds Sports Womens and other departments. The text mirrors a table of contents style entry with page references and department headings.
Princess Margaret Heads to U S After Hoax Calls
Princess Margaret began her first US visit aboard a British Overseas Airways Corp. jet from London after two phoned hoaxes claiming poison in water aboard the plane. Police suspect theft of strychnine nitrate from a London warehouse. the flight was guarded and proceeded after a 17 minute delay.
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London
Margaret
United States
America
India
Hungary
Royal Flight
British Overseas Airways Corp
Lord Snowdon
Elizabeth Cavendish
Maj
Francis Legh
Earl of Westmoreland
U.S
David Bruce
Argentine Cadets Missing After DC4 Flight From Panama
An Argentine Air Force transport carrying 68 cadets and crew vanished after reporting engine trouble 75 miles from Puerto Limón Costa Rica. U S planes scoured the area as the other aircraft from the pair landed safely in the Canal Zone after a stop in San Salvador to refuel.
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Panama
Central America
United States
el Salvador
Mexico
Puero Limon
Costa Rica
Atlantic
Canal Zone
U. S. Air Force
San Salvador
Indians urged to shun hate preachers in civil rights stance
Scottsdale Ariz Based oil executive W W Keller urged Americas Indians to avoid outsiders preaching hate and to live respectable lives to gain acceptance He told the National Congress of American Indians on Wednesday that discrimination will end when Indians conduct themselves conspicuously.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
W. W. Keller
National Congress of American Indians
Keller
Bartlesville
Okla
De Gaulle to Decide Tonight on 7-Year Term
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle will answer yes or no tonight on running for another seven years in office. Observers split between expectant yes and stepping aside, with a high suspense radio address set to reveal his decision to a likely large audience.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Silence Upsets Probers in HUAC Hearings
The House Un-American Activities Committee pressed Ku Klux Klan witnesses for answers while many invoked the Fifth Amendment. Charles Bartlett, identified as a Klan grand master and instructor in dynamite and guerrilla warfare, declined to respond. Rep. Joe Pool urged cooperation, while Rep. John Buchanan warned contempt for the committee damages theAmerican people.
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Washington
House Committee On UN - American Activities
Joe R Pool
D-Tex
Charles Bartlett
Jonesboro
Bartlett
Georgia Klan
Pool
Poo
John H. Buchanan, Jr
Ala
U.S. Agrees to Send Wheat to India
The United States will provide India with half a million tons of wheat valued at 29.2 million dollars, far less than India had hoped for. The accord follows previous annual or longer terms, with details not disclosed by the palace on other royal discussions.
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New Delhi
United States
India
London
Hitachi
Hanako
Japan
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Yule Swindlers Target Charity Donations In Holiday Season
The Better Business Bureau warns charity swindlers capitalize on Christmas giving, with “professional fund raisers” skimming up to 90 percent of funds. John Nichols cites fake religious groups and front operations as common traps, urging donors to verify charities with the BBB before giving.
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Chicago
Better Business Bureau
John Nichols
Nichols
Cubans Vanish In Seas
The Mexican navy searched for 36 Cuban refugees feared drowned after their fishing smack Jose Marti struck reefs off the Yucatan coast. Nine survivors, including four women, were rescued. six bodies recovered as the vessel sank after leaving Cuba on October 25. The Cuban government halted small-boat exodus to Florida amid weather and a pending airlift deal with the United States. Coast Guard cutters searched the Florida Straits for overdue refugee boats from Camarioca.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Florida
Ministry of the Interior
United States
U. S. Coast Guard
Florida Straits
Camarioca
Coast Guard
Yucatan Peninsula
Jose Marti
Isla Mujeres
U S Air Cavalry Ambush Near Plei Me Deployed
U S air cavalrymen mopped up near Plei Me ambushed a Viet Cong force west of the Cambodian border. In the air war a fighter bomber was shot down over North Viet Nam. Miss Dickey Chapelle was killed by a mine near Da Nang during a Marine patrol.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Plei Me
North Viet Nam
Guam
Dickey Chapelle
da Nang
Miss Chapelle
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
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Lima
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Jim Heinlein
Messenger Newsphoto
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State Agriculture Department
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Roger Cloud
Jakarta
Indonesia
Java
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