Rockefeller Son Believed Safe After Rescue Off New Guinea
Dutch companion of Michael Rockefeller was rescued off the south coast of New Guinea. Authorities say there is reason to hope Rockefeller himself is safe. The rescue followed their forced abandonment of a native prahu after being swept at sea. Rockefeller’s father, Nelson A. Rockefeller, began a long flight from New York to the region amid hopeful reports.
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Straitsville Man Killed in Route 75 Crash
A New Straitsville man, Delbert N. Wade 46, was killed when his car struck a guard rail on Route 75 and re entered the highway, dying of a broken neck and crushed skull. His son Eugene 10 and passenger Richard Collins 11 were not injured. Wade, a maintenance man at a Columbus apartment building, was survived by his wife Geraldine, two daughters, a son, three brothers and two sisters. Arrangements by J. E. Humphrey funeral home.
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Will Seek Top Post Chief Justice Nomination
Columbus Ohio's Supreme Court Judge Kingsley A Taft announced he will seek elevation to chief justice next year. Taft, 58, has served on the court since 1948 and is a Republican. The present chief justice Carl V Weygandt has held the post since 1933 and is expected to seek re election. Weygandt is a Democrat.
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Canton Board Mulls Suit Over McKinley Football Suspension
The Canton School Board weighs possible court action over the suspension of Canton McKinley High School from interscholastic football in 1962.
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Mistress Of Spy Returns To Poland
Miss Ursula Maria Discher, described as a Polish entertainer linked to the Irvin Scarbeck espionage case, arrived at the U S Embassy in Warsaw and said she will stay in Poland. She argued she was not politically involved and dismissed Polish authorities’ interest. Scarbeck, a former U S Embassy secretary in Warsaw, was convicted of espionage and sentenced to 30 years.
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Kennedy Adenauer Berlin talks begin with flexible approach hoped
President Kennedy and Konrad Adenauer open policy conferences in Washington to seek a workable Western stance for Berlin negotiations with the Soviet Union. Adenauer pushes for destroying the Berlin Wall and stronger Bonn ties while officials weigh broad versus narrow negotiation formulas and East German contacts.
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Night Of Terror Revealed By Survivor
11 year old Terry Jo Duperault recounts blood on decks of the Bluebelle and Captain Julian Harvey’s actions as the ketch sank in the Atlantic revealing the night of terror before the family perished. Harvey later died by his own hand last Friday.
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Communists strengthen Berlin Wall with fortifications
In Berlin the wall is reinforced with tank traps and barriers. About 2000 workers and 2000 guards erected thicker, higher barriers along the 25 mile line. Signage threatens annihilation and Western street activity remains limited near Friedrich strasse.
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Bishops Hear Moral Decline Warn of Duty to Reform
Washington reports 228 Roman Catholic bishops warn that moral principles decline in the United States and that public education bears responsibility. They urged rebuilding a sound religious and moral foundation, calling this the hour of greatest opportunity as freedom and tyranny confront crucial choices. The prelature released a 3000 word statement at the end of their meeting accusing widespread moral decline.
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Garcia Plans To Protest Macapagal Inauguration Delay
Manila liberal party leaders say President Garcia may protest the election of Diosdado Macapagal to delay his inauguration. Senator Marcos notes Nacionalista control of Congress could block proclamation and force a Supreme Court challenge after canvass next month.
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Millett Heads Month Long Tour of Mexican Colleges
Miami University president John D. Millett and his wife depart for a month visiting colleges and universities in Mexico. The trip aims to study higher education practices and exchange programs between the two nations.
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Well Known Americans Answer Seek Definition Of Patriotism
A ninth grade world history class from Moody Junior High in Bedford asked 27 well known figures including Eisenhower and Sen. Lausche about patriotism. The class polled 84 community members and found leaders view today’s youth as equally patriotic to prior generations, while locals feel patriotism is lacking today.
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Meigs Man Killed as Tractor Overturns on Hill
Sylvester Walker 73 of Langsville Route 1 died when the tractor he drove overturned on a hillside near Salem Center during a saw mill operation with Lennox Colmer. Walker was found beneath the tractor by coworkers. coroner cited a broken neck and crushed chest. Funeral arrangements planned in Wilkesville.
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Five Day Forecast Temperatures Near Normal
Temperatures will average near normal with highs around 47 to 49 and lows near 38. A warming trend midweek gives way to colder conditions later in the week. Precipitation expected to total about 0.5 to 0.75 inches toward week’s end.
Leadership Fight For House Seen
Washington report says Rep. Richard Bolling of Missouri will challenge Rep. Carl Albert for the House floor leader post after Speaker Rayburn's death. Albert announced his bid from McAlester Oklahoma, while a party caucus on January 10 will decide the leadership amid possible split.
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Lucille Ball Weds Gary Morton Then Heads to Palm Springs
Lucille Ball and Gary Morton marry in a simple church ceremony. Ball continues her TV work while Morton opens a nightclub engagement in Palm Springs California drawing a roaring crowd as temperatures drop outside.
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Jackson committee urges leaner defense agencies and stronger State lead
A Senate group urges trimming overstaffed defense agencies and asks the State Department to take a lead role in national security policy. The Jackson committee final statement says faulty machinery isn’t always the real cause of policy failures and notes several recommendations adopted by the Kennedy administration.
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Earthquakes Hit California Shake Jolts Los Angeles Areas
Earthquakes struck Los Angeles and Orange Counties with two shocks. The first at 12:54 a.m. in Hollywood Huntington Park Long Beach Norwalk and nearby Orange County towns. It toppled a ceiling in Long Beach and damaged items in homes. the quake lasted about 15 seconds. A smaller second tremor followed around 3:32 a.m. in the LA area lasting one or two seconds.
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Cancer Lectures Canceled After Low Attendance
In San Francisco the University of California Extension Service canceled a series on atomic survival due to only 30 attendees at the first session.
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Patton to Speak at Ohio State Autumn Commencement
Columbus Ohio State University announces Thomas F Patton president of Republic Steel Corp Cleveland as autumn quarter commencement speaker on December 15. The event features Patton addressing graduates and campus leaders about industry and leadership.
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Dictatorship Plot Fails As Trujillos Flee To Florida
Dominican Republic crisis ends with 29 Trujillo officials fleeing to Florida aboard a chartered airliner. President Balaguer pledges democracy as U S officials meet the exiles at Broward County Airport. Conflicting claims swirl around Rafael L. Trujillo Jr and the exiled generals.
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Seek End To Congo Strife Through UN
United States seeks U N Security Council action to halt secessionist activity in Katanga Province as diplomats plan a meeting with Ceylon Liberia and the United Arab Republic. The proposed resolution faces a Soviet veto risk if amended and may prompt a U S draft if allies do not accept proposals.
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Lorain County College District Proposed in Ohio
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown proclaimed a Lorain County Community College District after Lorain County commissioners approved minutes creating the district. Edward Gawlik of Elyria named statutory agent. This marks the second such action under the new community college law following an earlier move in Cuyahoga County.
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Fly-fishing authority Lucien La Branche dies at 86
Lucien La Branche, 86, a noted angler and fly-fishing authority, died Saturday in New York. The longtime writer and instructor contributed to Angler magazine and mentored many in the sport.
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