Old Man's Cave camping area targeted for summer closure
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources plans $230000 in improvements at Old Man's Cave including water and sewage treatment and power distribution. Construction may require closing the camping site this summer while bids are advertised and work proceeds through fall.
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Hocking County
Hocking
Natural Resources Department
Don Sheldon
Parks Engineer
Columbus
Old Man’s Cave
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Sheeter
Cess Road
Herbert B. Eagan
Ash Cave
Cantwell Cliffs
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Kennedy Johnson talks spark plan for power shift
President elect John F Kennedy flies to Texas to meet with Lyndon B Johnson at the LBJ ranch for discussions on a planned transfer of power and initial domestic and international policy moves. They will confer with Gov. Abraham Ribicoff during Florida sojourn before Kennedy returns to Palm Beach.
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Fla
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy - Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kennedy
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Tex
LBJ
Johnson City
Johnson
Elect
America
Florida
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Ribicoff
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Eisenhower Orders Tighter Overseas Spending to Pinch Dollar
President Eisenhower ordered government agencies Tuesday to adopt emergency measures to cut overseas spending. The move tightens the budget as the administration fears a growing financial shortfall that could affect the transition to President-elect John F Kennedy. The aim is to reduce the gap between overseas outlays and earnings.
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Eisenhower
De Gaulle Seeks Algeria Referendum on New Administration
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle told his Cabinet he will call a referendum in France and Algeria to approve a new administrative system for Algeria. The plan envisions Algerians governing themselves at all levels, while right wing opponents and unrest in Algiers continue amid a national rebellion and heavy troop deployments.
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Florida
Kennedy
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
de Gaulle
Marines Retrieve Nine Air Crash Victims in Philippines
U S Marine helicopters recovered the bodies of nine air crash victims from Mount Mariveles in the Philippines. The victims died in successive crashes on Tuesday.
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Manila
Philippines
U. S. Marine Corps
Mount Mariveles
TV Walkout Averted by Settlement Talks
A temporary avert of a performers strike against four major networks followed late negotiations with AFTRA. Terms were undisclosed as AFTRA sought a 10 percent pay rise and higher re run ad fees. Union said members would continue working while national boards study proposals.
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New York
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
Public Transportation Halt Shuts Los Angeles Area
Public transportation for 750000 daily riders in four county area halted as 900 mechanics strike the Metropolitan Transit Authority at 12:01 a.m. paralyzing local and interurban bus and trolley service.
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Los Angeles
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Trustees Elected at Fenn College in Cleveland
Charles M. White chairman of Republic Steel Corp joins C. B. Mc Donald of McDonald & Co and Walter B. O'Konski of Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co as three new trustees of Fenn College. The slate reflects leadership from industry and engineering circles in Cleveland.
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Charles M. White
Republic Steel Corp
Fenn College
C. B. McDonald
McDonald & Co
Walter B. O’konski
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Kennedy vows firm push on Democratic platform after slim win
Organized labor leaders say Kennedy's narrow victory margin does not lessen his duty to implement the party's program. They emphasize firm action on key labor and economic goals as he prepares to take office.
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Washington
Organized Labor
John F. Kennedy
Offer Extended Cleveland to Dec 14 for B and O Shares
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway extended its exchange offer for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares to December 14. The move broadens participation for stockholders seeking to swap B and O holdings for C and O stock.
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Cleveland
The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Soviet Union Shifts Stance on Disarmament Talks
In New York the Soviet Union said it will deal only with the incoming Kennedy administration on disarmament. Valerian Zorin backed India's Krishna Menon draft as the best path to resolve the arms deadlock, while U S Ambassador James Wadsworth urged changes for clarity and balance. Zorin called for a spring UN session at summit level to break the impasse.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Valerian Zorin
U. S
Moscow
United States
Zorin
James J. Wadsworth
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
Assembly
Greenglass Atomic Spy Freed After 912 Years in Prison
David Greenglass the atomic spy released after 912 years in prison emerges at 8 35 am from the federal house of detention. He is 38 and accompanied by attorney O John Rogge. Greenglass testified at the Rosenbergs trial and helped send Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to the electric chair.
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New York
David Greenglass
Federal House of Detention
O. John Rogge
Greenglass
Inlaw
Julius Rosenberg
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
U.S. Army
U.S
Attack at Yonsei University Homes Sparks Student Riot
A crowd of about 1000 students assaulted the homes of two American educators at Yonsei University in Seoul today and destroyed their furniture, escalating tensions on campus.
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Seoul
South Korea
Yonsei University
Community Youth Camp Proposed For Athens
Ohio officials urge two year funding for eight 20 bed juvenile facilities to ease rising delinquency. Juvenile Division head John Ferguson says juvenile court actions may hit a new high this year and lists proposed sites in Cleveland Dayton Akron Toledo Columbus Youngstown Cincinnati and Athens.
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Columbus
Ohio
John R. Ferguson
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Cleveland
Dayton
Akron
Toledo
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Athens
Louisiana lawmakers approve school boycott over integration
In New Orleans white parents urged to keep children from two integrated schools as Louisiana lawmakers ended a 12 day session in Baton Rouge The House and Senate passed a resolution urging the boycott amid talk of impeaching U S District Judge J Skelly Wright who ordered integration The move echoed calls from segregation leaders to halt federal intervention and assert state sovereignty.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
House
Senate
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Taylor Diagnosed With Meningism Not Meningitis
Elizabeth Taylor’s illness at the London Clinic is diagnosed as meningism a minor irritation of brain membranes. Doctors ruled out meningitis after 48 hours of suspense and concern over her condition.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Ford Bid Protested in Britain Over Ford UK Takeover
A bid by Ford Motor Co. of Detroit to acquire full ownership of its British subsidiary drew strong protests in the press and Parliament. No further details were provided on the objections or potential impacts.
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London
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Cold War Front Opens over African Colonies
Independence for African colonial territories opens a new front in the cold war, said Lynn Heinzerling AP Foreign Correspondent, from Williamsburg.
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Williamsburg
Lynn Heinzerling
Associated Press
Princess Margaret to represent Queen at Belgian wedding
Princess Margaret will stand in for Queen Elizabeth at the upcoming wedding of King Baudouin of the Belgians next month, signaling royal duties abroad and ceremonial ties between Britain and Belgium.
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London
Margaret
Elizabeth
Baudouin
Governor Azikiwe Installed Nigerian Governor General
Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, aged 56, was installed as governor general of the newly independent Nigeria in Lagos. The event marks Nigeria's transition to self rule with Azikiwe as ceremonial head of state and leader of the government.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Nnamdi Azikiwe
NATO A forces plan for a US nuclear deterrent for NATO
Washington reports indicate substantial agreement in the State and Defense departments that the United States should provide NATO with its own strategic nuclear striking force. High officials remain unsure how to position this at the NATO Council meeting in Paris next month.
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Defense Departments
United States
North Atlantic Alliance
Cials
NATO Council
Paris
Christian A. Herter
John F. Kennedy
NATO
NATO For
Europe
Ballot counts tighten Nixon Kennedy lead in nationwide tally
Washington report shows Kennedy ahead 50.18 percent to 49.82 percent with 1587 of 166065 precincts counted. Nixon gains ground as California absentee ballots cut Kennedy’s nationwide edge to 13 405 votes. Unreported precincts mainly in the South and West lean Kennedy or Nixon.
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Washington
California
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
Alabama
Georgia
Arkansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ohio Proclaims Retarded Child Week In Columbus
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle issues proclamation naming this week as retarded child week in Ohio, urging awareness and support for services and programs benefiting mentally challenged youths across the state.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Five Day Forecast For OHLO Temperatures Edge Up
Temperatures will average 2 to 5 degrees above normal with a normal high near 50 and a low around 33. Cooler Thursday, then minor day to day changes through Monday. Precipitation expected 0.1 to 0.3 inches in showers Saturday and Monday.
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Ohlo
Two Cubans Flee Castro
Havana reports Dr. Emilio Menendez president of Cuba's Supreme Court and Jose Morell Romero a court member sought asylum in foreign embassies. Sources say Menendez took asylum Tuesday at the Argentine Embassy and Romero requested refuge at the Mexican Embassy, though not officially confirmed. Menendez was named president of Cuba's highest court last December by Fidel Castro and both men held judiciary posts under Batista.
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Havana
Cuba
Supreme Court
Emilio Menendez
Jose Morell Romero
Menendez
Fidel Castro
Romero
Fulgencio Batista
Dem Caucus Sets Senate Minority Leader Pick
In Columbus Ohio Democratic state senators call a caucus for 11 a.m. Monday in the Statehouse general hearing room to choose the senate minority leader for the coming general assembly.
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Columbus
Ohio
Statehouse
Senate
Major Magnetic Storm Hampers Radio Sending
A world wide magnetic storm the most severe in at least a decade disrupted short wave radio communications for days and still continuing. James Weldon head of the world warning agency said the storm was intense on the north Atlantic path linking New York London Washington and Paris. The peak reached 268 on a scale where over 50 means major. The measurement occurred at a government magnetic observatory near Washington on November 13.
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James Weldon
World Warning Agency
National Bureau of Standards
North Atlantic
New York
London
Paris
Weldon
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