Reckman and DiSalle Clash Over Tax Policy in Ohio
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and Rep. Robert F. Reckman spar over tax increases. Reckman, chair of the House Taxation Committee, said no tax hikes would pass his panel. DiSalle countered that Reckman voted for large appropriations while opposing revenue measures. The governor cited a $60 million appropriations record versus $18 million in revenue and urged a pay-as-you-go approach. Reckman claimed his votes totaled about $2 billion in appropriations with no approved tax increases. He warned the administration must live within its means amid quarterly spending at about $25 million above income.
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Reckman
House Taxation Committee
DiSalle
AFL CIO Clash Over Job Rights Sparks Labor Rift
Rival AFL and CIO factions in the federation traded broad accusations as Walter Reuther of the Auto Workers denounced the AFL CIO for unity in name only. C J Neal Haggerty of the Building and Construction Trades countered that industrial unions ignore agreed dispute mechanisms. The feuding stems from a long running job rights dispute dating back to 1935 and unresolved since the 1955 merger.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
C. J. Neal Haggerty
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades
AFL
AFL and Cio
Aflcio
Interunion
Obscene Literature Law Ruled Unconstitutional
Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Frank M. Gusweiler ruled a section of the Ohio obscene literature law unconstitutional. The decision followed demurrers by David King’s attorneys after King was charged with possession of an obscene book. The earlier ruling by Judge Charles S. Bell overruled demurrers but paused the case amid broader litigation.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Clubwoman's Murder Shocks Southern California Society
Police in Los Angeles pursue leads in the gunshot death of Rosalind Goodrich Bates a prominent lawyer and clubwoman whose murder leaves a puzzling web of clues for investigators to untangle in the case surrounding the silver haired widow.
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Los Angeles
Rosalind Goodrich Bates
Southern California
Crosser Files Petitions for At Large Congress Bid
Representative Michael J. Crosser of Cuyahoga County filed petitions with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown to run as a candidate for congressman at large in the May primary election.
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Columbus
Michael J. Crosser
Cuyahoga
Ted W. Brown
Bus drivers strike in Dayton leaves 95,000 riders stranded
About 345 Dayton transit workers including drivers and maintenance staff walked off the job, forcing bus riders to seek alternative transportation and creating widespread disruption across the city.
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Dayton
Lausche Opens Drive to Tighten FAA Rules
Sen. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio has launched an effort to tighten Federal Aviation Agency regulations governing supplemental air carriers.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Federal Aviation Agency
Girl Returns Home Safe In Kidnapping Case
In Corvallis Oregon eight year old Marjorie Schubert was kidnapped by a motorist Tuesday afternoon and released near her home this morning. Police had searched overnight and questioned her mother and witnesses Nancy Fox twelve and Mrs Leon Terriere after a neighbor reported the abduction.
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Corvallis, Ore
John Schubert
Marjorie
Schubert
Nancy Fox
Leon C. Terriere
Bedside Vigil Begun By Family
Bonham Texas alarmed members of Sam Rayburn’s family began a vigil Tuesday night at the hospital where the speaker of the House is weakening from cancer. Dr Joe A Risser said Rayburn 79 was severely weakened Tuesday morning and lost more strength by late afternoon.
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Bonham
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Joe A. Risser
Rayburn
Rockefeller Warns Against Early Nuclear Test Ban
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller argues that rushing a test ban on nuclear weapons could threaten global safety. He notes current detection systems are not foolproof and would require at least three years to implement. The remark follows new talks proposed by the United States and Britain with the Soviet Union at Geneva later this month.
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Albany
N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Free World
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Foreign students rise at Ohio State University
Ohio State University in Columbus reports 550 international students this year from 67 nations, about 54 more than last year.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Recall of West German envoy hinges on Adenauer decision
Washington notes Hans Kroll’s Berlin crisis proposals were his personal ideas not authorized by Bonn. Tass said West Germany willing to sacrifice Kroll to please Washington. Bonn summonsed Kroll. Berlin settlement ideas included four powers on West Berlin and Soviet East German accord on Berlin status.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Moscow
Tass
Washington
Bonn
Adenauer
West Berlin
East Germany
Hans Kroll
Kremlin
Konrad Adenauer
Gizenga Leads Mutiny Against Congo Government
Antoine Gizenga the leftist heir to Patrice Lumumba has openly defied the United Nations and Congo’s central government. He directs mutiny of more than 2,000 troops in Kindu, with disorder also in Albertville. UN plans force if needed as mutinous arrests and clashes unfold.
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the Congo
Antoine Gisenga
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Congo
Gizenga
Kindu
Kivu
Katanga
Albertville
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
Cyrille Adoula
Victor Lundula
Christophe Gbenye
Laundula
Gbenye
U.S. weighs continued wheat sales to Tito regime
The National Security Council is likely to recommend continuing surplus wheat shipments to Yugoslavia despite Tito’s sharp criticisms in Skoplje. Washington reviews U.S. Yugoslavia aid after Belgrade’s nonaligned conference. about half of $64 million in sales since April went to wheat deliveries.
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Washington
National Security Council
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Skoplje
Tito
U.S
Belgrade
Kennedy
Pendent
West Opposed To Force At United Nations Congo Row
The Security Council faces a Ceylon Liberia and United Arab Republic resolution to authorize U Thant to use force to expel foreign mercenaries from Katanga. Britain and France reportedly oppose any action directing U.N. forces to fight Katanga alongside the Congo army amid fresh charges about Patrice Lumumba’s murder.
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United Nations
N. Y
Congo
Katanga
THE
Security Council
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
U Thant
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
U.N
Patrice Lumumba
Britain
France
United States
Council
Another Brother Act Named Lab Department Consultant
Washington reports Herbert E. Salinger, younger brother of White House press secretary Pierre Salinger, has been named a part-time consultant to the Labor Department.
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Washington
Herbert E. Salinger
White House
Pierre Salinger
Labor Department
Will Press Talks On Disarming Move To Restart Talks
Adlai E. Stevenson urged quick UN action to resume East-West disarmament negotiations as the General Assembly committee prepared for a broad debate on general disarmament. He would speak after Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin who was expected to discuss adding nonaligned nations to the existing five Western and five Communist participants. The main issue remains how many countries should join negotiations.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
General Assembly
Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Geneva
New Camera Maps Fire Perimeter Through Smoke
In the Bel-Air and Topanga Canyon fires an electronic camera that can see through dense smoke was tested. Dr. Robert M. Stewart of Space General Corp reported the airborne device at 10,000 feet mapped the blaze path and highlighted hot spots despite heavy smoke.
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Los Angeles
Bel-Air
Topanga Canyon
Robert M. Stewart
Applied Research
Space General Corp
Stewart
Finland rushes three elections to meet red threat
President Kekkonen dissolves Parliament and shifts parliamentary vote to February 4-5 to reassure Moscow on friendly ties. Electors for the presidential race to be chosen January 15-16. they will name a president on February 15 who takes office March 1. Soviet demand for joint defense talks cited. Government communique notes Moscow pressure after Kajalainen Moscow mission.
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Urho Kekkonen
Soviet Union
Finland
Agrarian Party
Matti Miettinen
Ahti Kajalainen
Moscow
Macapagal Leads Philippine Presidential Race Over Garcia
With over 60 percent of about seven million votes counted in Manila officials report, Diosdado Macapagal holds a commanding lead over Carlos P. Garcia for president, while Emmanuel Pelaez leads Sergio Osmena Jr. for vice president. Garcia's running mate Gil J. Puyat trails.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Macapagal
Carlos P. Garcia
Garcia
Emmanuel Pelaez
Sergio Osmena Jr
Gil J. Puyat
St Marys Repeals City Income Tax
The St Marys city council voted to repeal the city income tax effective December 31. A seven member Republican majority cast a unanimous vote. none of the council members will serve in the new term starting January 1.
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St. Marys
Five Day Forecast Sees Mild Start Then Cooler End Week
Temperatures run two to five degrees above normal with a high near 49 and a low around 32. Rain totals about one inch from tonight through Friday morning, with showers possible over the weekend and a trend cooler by Thursday or Friday.
War hysteria grows in Indonesia over West New Guinea
Jakarta reports mounting war hysteria as the United Nations nears a vote on a Dutch plan for West New Guinea self determination. President Sukarno leads demands that the territory join Indonesia with or without UN approval. The Dutch argue Puauan people are ethnically separate and deserve their own fate.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
United Nations
West New Guinea
Sukarno
Dutch East Indies
Big
Loss Of Voice Wins Her 14 Settlement
London court awarded Queenie Fory 5 pounds after biscuit tins fell on her head at work causing temporary loss of voice. A kettle of boiling water spilled later in the day but her voice returned. damages valued at 14 dollars for lost hours of speaking.
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London
Queenie Fory
Wittenberg Faculty Urge Release Of Army Educator
Wittenberg University students and faculty launch petitions to have Allen Boyd Bogarad, a 26 year old instructor in industrial communications and management development, released from the Army. They argue his talents are wasted in his current motor pool role at Ft Campbell and seek President Kennedy’s intervention.
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Springfield
Allen Boyd Bogarad
Wittenberg University
Kennedy
Bogarad
Wittenberg
Lutheran University
John N. Stauffer
Stauffer
Ft. Campbell
Virginia National Guard
Live Matter Launching Is Failure at Argue llo Calif
A four stage rocket carrying living matter toward the earths radiation belt failed today. An NASA spokesman said the first stage booster impacted on land about a half mile from the coastline and there was no property damage. A Navy spokesman noted the capsule and upper stages apparently went to sea and were lost.
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Point Arguello
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
Rains Ravage Italy Floods Hit Rome Area
Torrential rains for the fifth day flood wide areas around Rome. At least six people have died since Saturday amid winter rain wind and snow.
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Rome
Italy
Gains Promise From Kennedy on Korea Defense Aid
General Chung Hee Park met with President Kennedy and secured a pledge of U.S. aid to South Korea. The agreement includes possible use of armed forces if renewed armed attacks occur, signaling strengthened military backing from Washington.
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Washington
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Kennedy
U.S
Army to Draft 345 Doctors for the Army
The Defense Department on Tuesday announced a draft of 345 additional doctors who will be assigned to the Army. This call expands medical personnel support for military operations and training.
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ARMY
Washington
Defense Department
Safe Holiday Drive Campaign Underway in Ohio
The third annual Drive for a Safe Holiday campaign is under way as the Ohio Department of Highway Safety reports progress today.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
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