Saigon Ruling Junta Faces Uncertain Path After Diem
The Saigon regime falls to a military committee led by Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh and Nguyen Ngoc Tho as civil administration largely remains but political leadership dissolves. The generals promise to press the war against Viet Cong while civilian rule is delayed and risk of counter moves grows.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Nguyen Ngoc Tho
Ngo Din Diem
Military Revolutionary Committee
Duong van Minh
Minh
Junta
Rockefeller Enters 1964 Race Calls for Clear Debate
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller formally announced his presidential bid at the New York Capitol, entering the New Hampshire and other primaries. He blamed the Kennedy administration for international communism, economic stagnation, and party disunity, and urged rivals like Barry Goldwater to join in direct, undiluted primary campaigning.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
State Capitol
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Anzona
Goldwater
Arzona
Wold
Republican Party
Soviets Parade Antimissile Rocket In Moscow Red Square
Moscow marked the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary with a Red Square parade of a two stage rocket described by Moscow Radio as an antimissile missile. Tass noted recent exercises showed long range anti air and space attack capabilities.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Square
Moscow Radio
Tass
Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Treasurer Office Changes Sought by Little Hoover Commission
The Little Hoover Commission urges Ohio to save 1.5 million dollars yearly by reforming state tax collection. Proposals include ending abatement certificates, refunding verified overpayments promptly, eliminating eight tax refund rotaries with 79 thousand dollars total, and creating a 50 thousand dollar tax revolving fund. The tax commissioner would set refund amounts. the treasurer chairs the Board of Deposits handling investments.
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Columbus
Little Hoover Commission
Commission
Rotary
Ohio State Board of Deposits
Teamsters Seek 250 Million Yearly Increase For 400000 Workers
The Teamsters Union proposes a three year master contractmailing Friday to 16 000 trucking firms seeking about 250 million dollars annually in pay and fringe benefits for over 400 000 workers. Hoffa demands 15 cent hourly raises for three years plus weekly increases for pensions health care and other fringe benefits including paid time off after a family death and extra holidays. He also calls for a 1 million dental and optical care center funded by management.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Hoffa
Wheat Sale Pressure Is Reds' Hope
Speculation in farm circles says the Soviet Union hopes to pressure the Kennedy administration by tying wheat sales to American ship usage. President Kennedy linked a big sale to moving grain on American-owned ships, amid higher freight and labor costs on U S vessels versus foreign ships. A separate note reports the Mercury spacecraft of astronaut L Gordon Cooper displayed at Ohio Statehouse annex, open through Sunday.
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Washington —P
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Kurushchevy
Colubinus
Mercury
L. Gordon Cooper
Ohio
Statehouse Annex
Lowell Thomas Admitted To Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit officials say 71 year old radio news commentator Lowell Thomas was admitted early today to Henry Ford Hospital in satisfactory condition. He is reported to be suffering from a heart ailment.
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Detroit
Lowell Thomas
Henry Ford Hospital
Thomas
Britishers Ballot On Home's Bid
Cold and rainy day marks two parliamentary elections in Kinross and West Perthshire and Luton. Sir Alec Douglas-Home seeks a House of Commons win to stay as prime minister, with Schwiker proposing religious group exemptions from Social Security.
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Crieff
Scotland
Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
Kinross
West Perthshire
Douglas- Hime
House of Commons
Luton
London
Gvernment Party
Smith weighs run as third option in 1964 GOP
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine seriously weighs entering presidential primaries to offer Republicans a third choice for the 1964 nominee. She plans to announce at a December 5 speech to the Women's National Press Club in Washington.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
House
Women’s National Press Club
Eleven German Miners Rescued After Two Weeks
Eleven bearded miners were rescued from a flooded iron mine in Broistedt Germany after two weeks entombed. A drill broke through to gallery 183 feet below the surface where the men sheltered since Oct 24. They were brought to the surface in a bomb shaped capsule and taken to a mobile clinic for examination and coffee.
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Broistedt
Germany
Heinz Kull
Wep
Red Cross
Vinton Welfare Director Resigns After Caseworker Reinstated
McARTHUR VINTON County officials report the welfare director Maude Lohr resigned after the board reinstated caseworker Helen Garrison whom Lohr had removed in October. Charlene Bay, department clerk, also offered resignation but was not accepted, with indications she may reconsider. The board cited attorney general opinion confirming the board hires or discharges welfare staff, not the director. A special meeting was set for November 12 to select a new welfare director.
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Lohr
Garrison
Commission
Aum
Lightning Delays Paris Trieste Express Near Duino
The Paris Trieste Express arrived 90 minutes late after lightning struck the locomotive near Duino in north Italy, delaying service Wednesday night.
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Trieste
Italy
Paris
Duino
Obituary notices and local items from Nelsonville Point Pleasant and Middleport
A compact index lists mass obituary items for Nelsonville and surrounding towns, with dates 16 Chbitwaries and 18 22 and mentions Middleport notices 13 14. The page highlights death notices and public notices across the three communities.
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Atnaksu Sk
Cnaurcey
Nelsonville
Aioss
Point Pleasant
Pomotov
Cniiss
Dynamite radio mailed to brother in Asheville triggers arrest
Postal inspectors in Cincinnati report the arrest of Courtney Cornwell 33 of Middletown Ohio on charges he sent a radio booby trapped with dynamite to his brother John Cornwell 28 in Asheville North Carolina. Court held on 10000 bond for preliminary hearing. Co defendant Eugene Pinson cited love triangle. Radio mailed Oct 24 received Oct 30. Detonator and six sticks installed. Also Rome report Cardinal Wyszynski 61 improving from kidney ailment.
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Cincinnati
Courtney Cornwell
John Cornwell
Asheville
Middletown
Ohio
Eugene Pinson
Fire destroys home at 107 7th Street
A fire of unknown origin gutted a home at 107 7th Street occupied by Mr and Mrs Robert Wolfenbarger. The blaze was reported at 8 10 a m and controlled after about an hour. Household furnishings were destroyed and damages are undetermined. Nearby Ravenna notes report a separate plane crash in Portage County killing four, including two prominent Tennessee businessmen.
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Point Pleasant
7Th St
Robert Wolfenbarger
Ravenna — JP
Tennessee
Atwater
Portage County
Roadblocks by Soviets Delay American Berlin Convoy
Western Allies anticipate further Soviet roadblocks on the autobahn to Berlin after a 42 hour detention of an American Army convoy at Marienborn. Officials cite repeated harassment as Moscow seeks headcounts and passenger dismounts while Moscow denies causing delays.
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Washington
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
West
Marienharn
Pautobahn
London Airport crash injures 97 as jet skids in dirt
A Montreal bound jetliner slid 700 yards on takeoff at London Airport leaving 97 aboard hospitalized or treated for shock and bruises. One engine tore away and caught fire. the plane itself did not burn. Gen James F Collins arrived in Tokyo for a Pacific Army inspection tour.
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London
Montreal
Tokyo
James F. Collins
U.S
Pacific
Cleveland girl flees hospital over surgery threat
Christine Simke, a cancer patient, fled Met covement General Hospital after Juvenile Court permission for surgery. Nurses say fear and pressure from peers drove her to leave. She spent the night at her mother's East Cleveland home before returning. In Columbus, two gunmen stole $15,861 from the Ohio National Bank Clintonville office.
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Cleveland
Chrisine Simke
Walter G. Whitlach
Christine
Regutation Hospital
Michael
East Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio National Bank
Clintonville
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