Small College Giants Clash For Mid American Grid Honors
Ohio University and Bowling Green meet in a game billed as the Mid American Conference title decider and the national small college championship stake. The stadium will be packed with 12 000 fans and a busy press box as both teams chase MAC wins and national recognition. The Falcons and Bobcats enter with strong win streaks, split-T styles, and a high level of local and national attention.
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Bowling Green
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Doug Perry
Bill Hess
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United Press International
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Ohio State
Perry
Macmillan Delivers Note to Kennedy in Hyannis Port
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan sent a personal note to President-elect John F. Kennedy at his Hyannis Port home. Kennedy planned a Florida vacation with cabinet formation details and possible future meetings with European leaders. Dulles and Hoover said to remain in key posts as Kennedy fills top administration roles.
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Harold Macmillan
John F. Kennedy
Macmillan
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Florida
Kenneth O’donnell
Theodore O’brien
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Congo Resolution Approved In UN
The United States won approval in the UN credentials committee to seat Joseph Kasavubu as Congo representative by a 6-1 vote while the Soviet Union dissented. The United Arab Republic and Morocco boycotted the ballot, arguing it contradicted Wednesday’s decision to delay Congo action until an Asian African conciliation commission reports. The vote signals divergent paths for Congo leadership at the UN amid a broader power struggle.
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Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
General Assembly
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Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Morocco
Patrice Lumumba
Congro
Regime Becomes Rebel Government In Saigon Uprising
Paratroop battalions oust President Ngo Dinh Diem in a brief dawn uprising in Saigon. A rebel military committee led by Col Nguyen Chanh Thi forms a temporary government pledged to fight Communist influence and end Diem rule. Armored units later join rebels. casualties 20 to 30 dead, many wounded among fighting. An estimated 3,000 Americans in the country reported no casualties. The junta says it seeks security with no political affiliations, while South Vietnam’s armed forces and U.S. aid remain engaged in the region.
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Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Nguyen Chanh Thi
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State Board proposes 10000 pupil intermediate school units
The State Board of Education advisory committee recommends creating intermediate units of 10 000 pupils to replace existing county districts. The plan aims to ease reorganizations across city or exempted village lines with voter approval required, and to empower boards to propose district realignments without penalties. The committee, led by M Byron Morton, includes eight Ohio administrators including H W Humphrey.
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Athens County
H. W. Humphrey
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Humphrey
Ohio
State Board
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Board of Education
Ohio Vote Results Show Nixon Top Kennedy in Balloting
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown released complete unofficial returns from Ohio elections. Nixon led with 2,210,248 votes while Kennedy had 1,940,803. Rhodes, Ferguson led auditors races. Taft and Ellison led supreme court contests. ONeill defeated Peck in unexpired term race.
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Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Supreme Court
Earl R. Hoover
James F. Bell
Kingsley A. Taft
Joseph H. Ellison
C. William O’neill
John W. Peck
Coup against Diem seen as blow to U.S. prestige
Tass reports that the coup against South Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh Diem is a blow to United States prestige, regardless of who orchestrated the action.
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Tass
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Loser Seeks Recount After Narrow County Court Loss
Frederick K. Randolph, an apparent 83 vote loser for judge of the Butler County Common Pleas Court in Hamilton Ohio, said he will seek a recount of ballots.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Frederick K. Randolph
Butler County Common Pleas Court
State Begins November Gas Tax and Auto License Distribution
The state has started distributing gasoline tax revenue and auto license funds to all 88 counties and 1328 townships, marking the November disbursement cycle for local governments.
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Columbus
Algerian Settl ers Clash as Riots Hit Algiers
In Algiers angry European settlers clash with police during anti De Gaulle riots. Demonstrators, mostly students, attack the U S cultural center after hours of battles. Injuries numbered around forty. Reports hint De Gaulle may declare Algeria a republic amid rising militancy.
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United States Information Center
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Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Paris
Morton Asks Voting Probe Into Irregularities
Republican National Chairman Thruston B. Morton urged state and county GOP chiefs to investigate voting irregularities in Texas the Carolinas Illinois Michigan and New Jersey. A spokesman cited many complaints of fraud vote buying and other issues. A Washington dispatch noted a top GOP figure suggested Nixon could become president-elect if reports are quickly proven.
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Thruston B. Morton
GOP
Texas
Carolinas
Illinois
Michigan
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
Washington Dispatch
New York Tribune
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio Farm Bureau Considers State Income Tax Resolution
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation reviews a resolution recommending adoption of a state income tax today. The move aims to shape state revenue policy and support agricultural funding.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Kennedy narrows popular vote lead in late returns
Late returns reduce John F. Kennedy's popular vote lead to 278277 from nearly 70 million ballots. Kennedy totals 33567212 to Nixon 33288935 with Kennedy at 50.2 percent. Electoral votes stand at 300 for Kennedy. California absentee ballot counts pending. Nixon leads by a small margin in Alaska with a few dozen remote polls unreported.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Alaska
Ohio corn crop forecast and statewide yield
The Agriculture Department estimates Ohio 1960 corn production at 261,568,000 bushels with a yield of 67 bushels per acre. National forecast stands at 4,378,724,000 bushels.
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Washington
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Department
Integration Battle Looms Looms in Louisiana Schools
In New Orleans Gov. Jimmie H. Davis and U. S. Dist. Judge J. Skelly Wright moved rapidly as Wright issued a temporary restraining order against state interference with New Orleans schools and blocking enforcement of new segregation laws. Davis called a second legislative session to convene Tuesday.
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Louisiana
Jimmie H. Davis
U. S
J. Skelly Wright
Wright
Suit Is Dismissed
New York court dismisses a 75 million dollar suit against the National Cash Register Co. of Dayton and others after eight years because plaintiffs were not prepared for trial.
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National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Monroe Miller divorce in New York Post report
Earl Wilson writes that Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller have separated and will seek a divorce in a New York Post story.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Earl Wilson
New York Post
Brazil Ends Rail and Coastal Strike After Halted Transportation
About a half million government transport workers who walked out Tuesday returned to work as Brazil’s railroad and coastal shipping strike concluded today. The action disrupted rail freight and passenger services across major regions.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Construction Bids Sought From Small Firms regional centers
Huntington West Virginia bids will be taken from small construction firms only for two projects at the Army Engineer District office Mount Vernon and Marietta. One bid call covers a $100000 Army Reserve center and maintenance shop while the other covers a $25000 maintenance shop.
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W. Va
Mount Vernon
Marietta
U. S. Army Engineer District
Senator Jackson to Remain Democratic National Chairman
Seattle report says Sen Henry M Jackson of Washington will stay on as Democratic national chairman through the spring. The announcement highlights Jackson’s continued leadership amid party affairs and upcoming political developments.
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Seattle
Wash
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Ohio five day forecast shows above normal temps
Temperatures will average 3 6 degrees above normal with normal highs 48 56 and lows 33 41. A warming trend lasts through Tuesday then cools Wednesday. Rain is expected Sunday in the north and more generally Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Ohio
Veterans Day Honors Across the Nation at Arlington
Washington observes Veterans Day with ceremonies marking armistice 1918. A presidential wreath will grace the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington. A Belgian torch and a U S torch travel for tributes in Antwerp and across the ocean. Gen Lemuel C Shepherd Jr will speak to veterans groups joining the amphitheater. The day formerly Armistice Day was renamed to honor all veterans.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Europe
Antwerp
Belgium
Atlantic Ocean
Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr
Marine Corps
Congress
Racine Lock Project Report Is Favorable
Residents along the Ohio River show interest in the 70.83 million Racine locks and dam project, given a favorable report by district and division engineers. The facility would replace Dams 21 22 23 with dual locks on the West Virginia side, near Letart Islands, below Racine. A Dec. 9 deadline requires new, site-specific written views to the Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors.
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Racine
U. S. Army Engineers
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Eighth St
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Great Bend
Letart Islands
16 Bond Issues Fail in Columbus Vote
Only 16 of 111 school bond issues submitted to the Ohio electorate Tuesday failed to pass, the Ohio Education Association reports.
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Columbus —i
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Jacqueline Kennedy Happy About Kennedy Victory and Plans
Jacqueline Kennedy expressed happiness and pride over John F. Kennedy's presidential success as he prepared for a Florida vacation. She planned to remain near her doctor in Washington DC as she nears her December due date and urged rest for the new president. Her confidence in his abilities was clear.
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