Brazil Plan Is Loser In Inter American Council Session
At the Inter American Economic and Social Council meeting Brazil faced heavy opposition to its plan to widen European and bloc participation in the Alliance for Progress. Only Bolivia joined Brazil in backing the idea, undermining efforts to empower Latin American control of aid projects through a seven nation coordinating committee. Brasilian moves could trigger congressional ratification delays if approved.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Alliance For Progress
Bolivia
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Governor's Office Needs Changes Experts Report
The Little Hoover Commission, a group of 88 business experts, urged overhaul of the Governor James A. Rhodes office. They call for a realistic budget including all costs, a formal table of organization, clearer authority, and a transition plan during administrations with staff turnover.
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James A. Rhodes
Little Hoover Commission
Domer murder trial nears pivotal stage in Canton
Canton Stark County Prosecutor Norman Putman says the state may rest its case today in the murder trial of Robert K Domer once a Canton mortgage broker. The suspect is charged with first degree murder in the death of How ard F Riddle whose charred body was found in Domer s burning car near Massillon. In Washington the Senate Appropriations Committee approves 5 19 billion for the space program with a proviso no joint moon venture with Russia without Congress approval.
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Canton
Stark County
Norman J. Putman
Robert K Domer
Domer
Canton Mortgage
Howard F. Riddle
Stark-Wayne County
Massillon
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Farmer Under Arrest In Slaying Of Woman
Hardin County Sheriff Bald ridge says a 51 year old farmer, Isan Ike Driskill of Dola, is held in the shotgun slaying of Mrs. Coletta Arlene Smith in Dunkirk. The arrest followed a restaurant tip after Mrs. Smith's body was found by her 17 year old son. The husband was at work when the body was discovered. Prosecutors weigh charges.
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Kenton
Hardin County
James Baldridge
Isan (Ike) Driskill
Dola
Coletta Arlene Smith
Dunkirk
Here
Baldridge
William Conner
Driskill
Vinton Names Frances Simms Acting Welfare Director
Frances Simms of Liverly Creek was named acting welfare director of Vinton County Tuesday. She replaces Maude B. Lohr who resigned last week and will serve under provisional appointment until a competitive exam lists qualified applicants for a permanent posting. Simms will earn 300 dollars monthly. Other candidates include Dorothy Waters, Ardis McComber, and Clifford Wills. In a separate note, Lake Central Airlines may cut service to Findlay and Portsmouth if passenger totals fall below five daily.
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McArthur
Frances Simms
Liverly Creek
Swan Two
Vinton County
Maude B. Lohr
Simms
Charlene Bay
Welfare Department
Lohr
Miss Bay
Dorothy Waters
Hamden
Ardis McComber
Radcliff
Clifford Wills
Jobless Claims Rise in Week Ended November 9 in Ohio
Columbus report from the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation shows new unemployment claims increasing from 12,296 to 14,369 for the week ending November 9. Continuing claims rose from 62,010 to 63,836 with an average of 8,615 continuing claims on file for November last year.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Double Cross Ambush in Korean DMZ Wounds U.S. Soldier
U N command accuses North Korea of a calculated ambush in the demilitarized zone against eight unarmed U S and South Korean soldiers. One American wounded and a South Korean captain presumed dead after a four hour firing battle near the Han River. Lt Col Alphus R Clark led the unit and was hospitalized with shock and exposure. Seven men escaped as darkness fell after crossing the icy river. The incident prompts a protest to the Military Armistice Commission.
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Seoul
Korea
U.N
North Korea
U.S
Alphus R. Clark
Leavenworth
Kan
Han River
Clark
Kennedy press to pass tax cut to curb economy threat
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve an $11 billion tax cut to avert economic slowdown and warned that delaying both taxes and civil rights legislation would be unfortunate. He hoped the measure could reach the Senate floor before year’s end. In Washington a news conference followed. At the conference 250 delegates attended the National Conference on Driver Education where W H Covert of Ohio University spoke.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Washington, D. C
W. H. Covert
Ohio University
Kennedy warns over Yale professor spy arrest
President Kennedy says the arrest of Yale political scientist Frederick Barghoorn could hurt US Soviet cultural exchanges. The United States cancels negotiations on a new cultural exchange as Barghoorn remains in Soviet custody on espionage charges. Foy Kohler advised delaying the trip pending Soviet response and protest details.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Oday
Frederick €. Barghoorn
Yale
Klathy
Barghoorn
United States
Russia
Frederick C Barghoorn
Kohlers
State Department
U. S
Farm Bureau Backing Income Tax and Wheat Sale Policy
Delegates at the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting endorsed selling wheat to Russia under dollar payment terms and urged a state income tax. They also proposed removing personal property tax on tangible farm goods and supported a federal feed grains program with adjusted price supports for corn and other feeds.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Russia
Farm Organization
Federation
Nehru Mulls Resigning as India Faces Turmoil
On his 74th birthday Nehru displays frustration over factionalism and corruption in Congress. He contemplates leaving the prime ministership and guiding India indirectly, fueling rumors he may appoint Indira Gandhi as successor amid health and economic strains and tense regional tensions with China and Pakistan.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mohandas Kh. Gandhi
Nehru
Gress Party
China
Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
DNC Expands Goldwater Criticism Files
The Democratic National Committee piled up more Goldwater quotes after Nelson Rockefeller blasted the Arizona Republican. The Nixon and Romney possibilities are also in files as the party tracks potential 1964 GOP contenders. Rockefeller said the party is divided and the race is getting bloody.
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Democratic National Committee
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Nelson . Rockefeller
Arizona
Republican
Goldwater
Brightman
National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York City
Rockefeller Pushes Job Growth At AFL-CIO Meeting
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged a national job program and tax cuts at the AFL-CIO convention. He faces opposition as the labor group weighs drastic tax cuts and broader federal job programs amid high unemployment. In Cincinnati a stabbing left Rhetha Moser dead and William Moser questioned.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Afl-Cio
Labor Organizations Convention
Executive Council
Rockefeller
Local Notices From Gallipolis And Nearby Areas
Fragmentary civic index notes list addresses and entities in Gallipolis Norwich and nearby townships. Includes references to Copulation provisions and local event codes with scattered numbers and dates, indicating public notices or classified items from regional pages.
Freighters Collide Off Cape Cod In Blazing Fire
A Norwegian freighter and coastal tanker collided ten miles off Cape Cod Canal in hazy conditions. Dynafuel 3100 tons burned, crew of 15 to 20 transferred to Fernview 6732 tons after rescuers moved in. One seaman injured. Dynafuel’s ballast voyage to Newark, Fernview en route to Boston from Japan and the Philippines.
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Buzzards Bay
Mass
Upi
Cape Cod Canal
Coast Guard
General Greene
Fernview
Otis Air Force Base
Newington
Newark
Sun Oil
Revere
Philadelphia
Boston
Japan
Philippines
New York
Peabody & Lane Co
Glittre & Marina
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Everett M. Dirksen
Governor’s Office
Paul
New York Central Railroad
Vinton
P—Findlay
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lake Central Airlines
Military Armistice Commission
JEK Ploes
Suericans
Kreason
U.S. Ganeers Cultural Swap
Foy D. Kohler
Moscow
Farm Bureau
Rocky
Happy Dems
Washington—C
Samuel Brightman
Rockefellers
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Miami Beach
Fla
George Romney
Michigan
Viore
Tobs
Cincinnati
Rhetha Moser
Norwood
William
News Index
Plhons
Chauncey Ieee Ccauvish
Eas Gallipolis
I Nisonville
Pieasant
Iascics
Isis
Rey Panker
Providence
WPRO
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Warrier
Little Rock
Ark
James A. Pike
Episcopal
California
Ford Sonaton
Strouds Run
WeTon
Louis Decie
Athens, Ohio
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