Republicans Hopeful In 1964 Governor Races Across Nation
Republicans forecast victory in about 19 of 35 governor contests while Democrats defend 16. With 50 million voters nationwide, the elections could shift state power ahead of the 1964 presidential race as GOP hopes to gain governors and possibly a Kennedy challenger emerges.
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No Nobel Peace Prize Awarded in 1962
The Nobel Committee announced no prize for 1962 citing a too labile world situation. The prize money is reserved for the next year and no reason was given for the decision.
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Nobel Committee
Lausche Improves. Expected Back in Two Weeks
Ohio Senator Frank Lausche remains in Bethesda Naval Hospital with fatigue and chest pains. An aide says his condition has improved and he should resume duties within two weeks while campaigning for re election. In Moscow Walter Ulbricht left after a four day visit that included a secret conference with Premier Khrushchev.
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Frank J. Lausche
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Lausche
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Stees May Plead Insanity In Wife Slaying Case
Gene Isaac Stees, former Ohio University professor, may plead insanity to the October 20 murder of his wife Helen. Court-appointed attorney Joseph B. Vanity Jr. to decide on an insanity motion within a week and may seek a copy of Stees confession amid plans for possible insanity referral to Lima State Hospital for 30 days observation.
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Joseph B. Vanity, Jr
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Soviet Expels U S Embassy Official Over Spy Claim
In Moscow the Soviet Union again accused a U S Embassy staff member of spying and ordered him to leave. Richard Carl Jacobs 26 a secretary archivist was charged with secret liaison and removing data. the State Department called the charges a fabrication. Jacobs was arrested Friday detained 24 hours and the embassy protested diplomatic immunity. In Cleveland Interlake Iron Corp announced a $3 per gross ton price cut on standard pig iron grades.
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Cleveland
Interlake Iron Corp
Kennedy Sees No End To Cuban Surveillance
President Kennedy signals continued U S surveillance of Cuba long after the missile crisis ends to deter any future Soviet missile deployment. International inspection is sought to verify removal with Castro able to bar inspectors, while Mikoyan meets Castro amid no announcements.
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Mississippi Segregation Group Activates Campus Crisis
A pro segregation group in Mississippi circulates a plan to shut state schools seized by the federal government and reopen them as private institutions. John Frazier, 21, of Greenville, plans to enroll at the University of Southern Mississippi in January. Ole Miss hosts James Meredith in his sixth week of classes as four students are expelled over demonstrations related to Meredith.
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U S Ends Nuclear Tests in Pacific High Altitude Series
Johnston Island detonation marks fifth successful high altitude test this year for the United States. In Albany, New York voters face a tense election clash as Republican Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Democrat Robert Morgenthau debate days before the polls.
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Loss of Daulet Beg Oldi Outpost Shocks India
New Delhi announces the evacuation of the Daulet Beg Oldi outpost in Ladakh as Chinese forces penetrate further along the disputed border. Prime Minister Nehru rejects ceasefire terms while preparing responses to Khrushchev as U S and British arms rush into India to bolster the army against anticipated Chinese offensives toward Assam.
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Yemen Crisis Deepens as UAR Minds Yemen Armament
The United Arab Republic reportedly sent planes tanks and about 100 soldiers to Yemen to back the revolutionary regime of President Abdullah Sallal amid threats to invade Saudi Arabia including the port of Qizan and the city of Najran. Saudi Arabia and Jordan support the former Yemeni king Imam Mohammad Ali-Badr.
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Anna satellite lights up on schedule, DoD says
The Defense Department reported the new American Firefly satellite flashed its lights on Sunday after a Wednesday launch. The signals were received as radio transmissions since daylight prevented visibility, marking the first active lights under command of on board equipment.
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DiSalle presses grand jury findings in Ohio auditing dispute
Ohio Governor DiSalle challenged state auditor Rhodes after a Franklin County grand jury found no fraud in the adding machine case. DiSalle questions missing 1957 1958 records and alleges obstruction while seeking further examination and apologies after the grand jury verdict and related inquiries.
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Franklin County Grand Jury
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James A. Rhodes
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Earl Allison
Rhodes
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Price Waterhouse
Mark McElroy
Ohio voters face close governor race and senate contest
In Columbus a 3.8 million voter jury decides a tight race for governor between Democratic incumbent Michael V. DiSalle and Republican James A. Rhodes while the Senate contest favors Democrat Frank Lausche. Taft is expected to win congressman-at-large. several down ballot races and a Sunday closing law amendment are also on the ballot with betting favoring incumbents. In Buffalo, Albert Frederic Nussbaum Jr., a top FBI wanted bank robber, has been captured.
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