Soviet Envoys Dragged From Car and Arrested in Congo
Congolese security forces dragged two Soviet diplomats from their car in Leopoldville. They were beaten with clubs, jailed, and remained in custody amid tense relations with the Soviet bloc. Embassy officials named Boris Noronin and Yuri Miakotnykh as the detained officials with unclear fate.
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The
Boris Noronin
Yuri Miakotnykh
Noronin
Miakotnykh
Cyrille Adoula
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Congo
Brazzaville
Disbarred Attorney Jailed Over Fines and Contempt
J Harvey Crow, 60, disbarred attorney from St Paris, Champaign County, ordered jailed by the Ohio Supreme Court for contempt after practicing law without a license. He faces 30 days or more in jail unless he pays $1500 in fines and court costs, plus three $500 fines. Crow appeared with wife and son Richard after failing to attend a hearing.
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Columbus
J. Harvey Crow
Crow
St. Paris
Champaign County
Ohio Supreme Court
Richard
Champaign
Ohio State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Man Found in 25 Foot Manhole in Rochester
Ralph Harris, 40, was found asleep in a 25 foot deep manhole after a water main check interrupted his rest. He said he fought with his wife and wanted a break, noting he could not easily access the cover from below and that it would be hard to inspect the site again for years.
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Ralph Harris
Harris
Widow to testify as Baker probe widens
Senate Rules Committee will question Gertrude Novak, widow of Alfred Novak, first outside witness in the Robert G. Baker case. Novak’s husband died March 3, 1962, ruled a death by own action. The hearing follows Williams’s disclosure of a one man inquiry into Baker’s outside business interests and Yarborough’s charge Baker blocked his Judiciary Committee bid to influence Texas patronage tied to Lyndon Johnson.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Fred
Baker
Ocean City
John J. Williams
R-Del Williams
Senate
Sible
Ralph Yarborough
D - Tex
Yarborough
Texas
Lyndon
Johnson
Eyero
Barghoorn Arrested in Moscow After Telegram-Like Photographs
Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn was arrested in Moscow after a stranger thrust a roll of newspapers containing photographs into his hands near the Metropole Hotel. Barghoorn, 52, said he was detained for 16 days on spy charges but not mistreated and signed no confessions. He returned home after a six hour State Department meeting and emphasized continued support for U S Soviet cultural exchanges. A jetport feasibility report for Southwest Ohio is due in January, a major backer says.
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Moscow
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Sec
United States
Russia
State Department
Barghoorn
Metropole
Hamilton —P
Southwest Ohio
Cambodia cuts U.S. aid amid Sihanouk demand
Cambodian Foreign Ministry summoned the U.S. ambassador as Prince Norodom Sihanouk ordered an immediate end to the 30 million dollar annual U S aid program. He claimed U S assistance funded opposition forces and said all U S missions except a skeleton staff must depart. The United States denied the charges, and aid projects were halted as the pace of withdrawal began.
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Cambodia
U.S
Philip D. Sprouse
Norodom Sihanouk
U. S
Sihanouk
South Viet Nam
United States
State Department
Sprouse
Youth 16 slain in knife fight at Cincinnati high school
Earl Jones a 16 year old Colerain Township High School pupil was stabbed to death in a parking lot fight with classmate Daniel Cridier also 16. Patrolman Ron Taylor said Cridier was taken to Juvenile Court. Jones died at Good Samaritan Hospital. The incident followed exchanged words as Jones parked and left his car. City Manager William Wichman asked City Council to keep the police canine corps amid criticism from the local NAACP chapter.
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Earl Jones
Colerain Township
Daniel Cridier
Ron Taylor
Jones
Cridie
Taylor
Good Samarian Hospital
William Wichman
National Association For Advancements of Colored People
Axte Tax Reform Moves in Ohio Aimed at Truck Fees
Ohio moves to end axle mile tax headaches as Asst. Atty. Gen. Theodore K. High says results are uncertain. The axle mile tax charges three or more axle trucks up to 21.4 cents per mile, generating about 17 million yearly, amid retaliation schemes by other states. A new bill ends retaliation or forces out of state trucks to buy Ohio plates, with federal and state government trucks excluded. In Washington, the House passes a public works bill $285.6 million below Kennedy’s request, totaling 4.276 billion.
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Ohio
Theodore K. High
Washington
House
Senate
Kennedy
Vatican approves modern language use in Mass liturgy
The Vatican Ecumenical Council approved a liturgical provision permitting the use of modern languages instead of Latin in much of the Roman Catholic Mass.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Betancourt Opponents Arrested in Caracas Violence
Venezuelan police and military units swept through downtown Caracas firing bazookas to flush out snipers as violence tied to Betancourt opponents escalated. At least one killed and six wounded in the latest clashes amid a two day toll of about 20 dead and 76 wounded.
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Venezuela
el Silencio
Romulo Betancourt
Army
National Guard
Communist Party
Betancourt
Redline Armed Forces of National Liberation
Toledo Newspaper Strike Talks Resume Amid Picketing Halt
Toledo representatives of the Toledo Newspaper Guild and the Blade Co. plan a second session Thursday after a six hour federal mediated talks with Harry Gray. The dispute halts publication for the Blade and Times affecting about 400 workers. it is the first outage in 128 years for the Blade with a 182000 circulation.
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Toledo
Toledo Newspaper Guild
Toledo Blade Co
Harry Gray
Gray
Blade
Morning Times
The
High level talks on U S policy in Viet Nam begin near Honolulu
In Pacific command headquarters near Honolulu a day long session opens with top military officials and diplomats from Washington and Saigon to map future Southeast Asia strategy. McNamara arrives and describes the meeting as part of ongoing reviews of commitments in Viet Nam while discussions on U S assistance and troop return plans proceed. Attendees include Gen Maxwell D. Taylor and Sec State Rusk, with Saigon figures Henry Cabot Lodge and Gen Paul OD Harkins also en route.
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United States
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Pacific
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Saigon
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dean Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Paul OD. Harkins
U. S
Kennedy to tour Texas in nonpolitical trip with two receptions
President Kennedy and his wife will deliver five speeches and attend two receptions during a nonpolitical visit to Texas on Thursday and Friday. The Kennedys will spend Friday night at Lyndon B. Johnson's ranch in Johnson City near Austin.
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C-Pr
Kennedy
Texas
Kennedys
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson City
Austin
Rhodes Pushes Aid to Dependent Children at Welfare Conference
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes urged passage of state legislation to aid dependent children of the unemployed when the legislature reconvenes December 2. He called for economic growth and job creation as the core solution to welfare, penal, racial, and education issues discussed at the three day Ohio Welfare Conference.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio Welfare Conference
Rhodes
Parents Ordered To Jail Over West Side Theft Ring
Three parents were jailed for criminal neglect after their 13 and 14 year old sons allegedly joined a West Side theft ring. A judge gave one year probation to the parents and released two on bond while the teen sons faced further hearings. Parma police planned to file charges against 13 youths linked to the school break-ins at Pleasant Valley Junior High.
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Angelo J. Gagliardo
George Monhart
Irman
Thomas Conway
Manharts
Conway
Parma
Pleasant Valley Junior High
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