Diplomatic Trunk Attempt in Rome Sparks Probe
Italian Foreign Ministry expelled two Egyptian diplomats after they tried to ship a drugged captive inside a trunk labeled diplomatic mail. Police suspect espionage links between UAR and Israel as the victim, Josef Dahan, denies spying. he was found unconscious in the device with restraints and a neck clamp.
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Rome
Cairo
Josef Dahan
United Arab Republic
Israel
Dahan
Foreign Ministry
UAR
Ahmed Naguib Hasim
Abdel Moneim el Neklawy
Selim Osman el Sayed
Italy
Middle East
Dolce Vita
Via Veneto
Pilot Plant Closes Over Labor Woe
Williamson West Virginia a model Area Redevelopment Administration project will shut Friday as labor strife and retraining costs for unemployed miners bite. National Seating and Dimension Co once employed 126 workers at Varney. current staffing 75 due to strikes and canceled contracts. Loans totaling 947 1500 860 000 from ARA SBA and WVIDA supported the plant alongside initial stock of about 120 000 to start operations.
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Williamson
W. Va
West Virginia
Area Redevelopment Administration
National Seating & Dimension Co
Varney
ARA
The
Small Business Administration
West Virginia Industrial Development Authority
Congress Questions Air Force Staff Tour Costs
Two Republican congressmen challenge a 19 day Air Force bases tour in the Pacific funded at taxpayers expense. Staffers on the tour long with committee work face questions over military relevance. Bow and Bray urge scrutiny and possible budget cuts to curb such trips.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Pacific
Robert S
McNamara
Defense Department
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House
Appropriations Committee
Bow
William G. Bray
Indiana
House Armed Services Committee
Bray
Three Die As Route 50 Crash Increases Toll
A Chauncey man Joseph H Ferrebee 63 dies after a Route 50 crash that also killed a Kentucky man Woodrow Boggs 48 and his 13 month old son Anthony. Eula Boggs 36 injured in fair condition. The wreck near Carthage Church east of Guysville halted traffic as investigators probe the 5 am collision.
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Chauncey
Kentucky
State Highway Patrol
Joseph H Ferrebee
Athens Flooring Co
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens County
Woodrow
Boggs
Elizabethtown
Anthony
Eula
Ferrebee
Clarksburg
W. Va
Long List Brief Time For Solons
Ohio lawmakers face a growing agenda in a special session called by Gov. Rhodes with 38 items possible. With six weeks left before year end and floor activity counting bills and resolutions in both House and Senate, appointments and actions proceed as forecasts predict frigid temperatures and mixed precipitation.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
House
Senate
Johnson expands legislative program with social and economic aims
After a White House conference, House Democratic Leader Carl Albert said new measures join elder care expansion and Appalachia redevelopment. Calls include broader Social Security, immigration reform, expanded unemployment relief, education assistance below college, and repeal of select excise taxes.
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Washington
Johnson
Appalachia
White House
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Standoff in Soviet politics between conservatives and liberals
The article outlines a split within the Soviet leadership after Khrushchev's fall. It describes two camps: conservatives seeking tight party control and liberalizers pursuing bold programs, with the Central Committee's recent decisions signaling a retreat from Khrushchev's earlier grip and a push toward centralization amid shortages and reform attempts. Names include Khrushchev and Podgorny, with references to Ukraine and USSR ministries.
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William L. Ryan
Nina Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Kremlin
Party Central Committee
Ussr
Nikolai Podgorny
Presidium
Disci
Podgorny
Ukraine
Nuclear Force Seen For NATO Rail Union Negotiations Resume
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball returns from Europe hopeful an early next year agreement will form a nuclear weapons force within NATO. Chicago attorney for Dr. Andrew Ivy says Ivy more worried about Krebiozen fate than his own. Railroad and union officials resume talks with federal mediators to avert a nationwide strike. A Roman Catholic group warns Johnson may allow continued influx of low wage migrant workers under the Immigration Act.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ball
Chicago
Johnson
U S F100 Jet Shot Down Over Laos
Secretary McNamara announced a rescue operation for a U S F100 pilot shot down while escorting a reconnaissance aircraft over Laos. He also announced the elimination of 95 military bases including some naval shipyards.
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Washington
Laos
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Robert S. McNamara
Explosion at Saigon airport wounds Americans
A plastic bomb estimated at 45 pounds destroyed a restaurant at Saigon airport, wounding 18 Americans and four Vietnamese. Among the injured were 11 U.S. airmen three Army men and three civilians. one American officer was severely hurt. Police questioned four youths, and initial reports sought to rule out a mortar attack amid a major airlift operation nearby.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Bien Hoa
Singapore
Viet Nam
Community Action Focus of New Anti-Poverty Bill
OEO officials told Ohio University educators and area officials that the new federal anti-poverty measure centers on human development. About 300 attendees heard that the program spans 10 major areas under the Economic Opportunity Act with local agencies coordinating a multi program attack on poverty. Federal funding drives much of the effort with $784.2 million total, most programs at 90 percent federal and 10 percent local, while Job Corps is fully funded by the federal government.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Ohio University
Jack Ciaccio
Ohio University Inw
James Adler
Neighborhood Youth Corp
Three Athens County special elections planned
The Messenger reports on three special elections slated in Athens County as part of its page two coverage. Also noted are Vatican Council implications and a Rome report from the paper’s special correspondent.
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Athens County
the Messenger
Rome
Pantasote Chemical
Mason County
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