Rice Candidate For Congress In May 1962 Primary
Jackson County Rep. Fred Rice announced his bid for the Republican nomination in the 10th District in the May 1962 primary. The move confirms talk he will challenge Democrat Walter H. Moeller for Congress. A Rice for Congress Committee was formed. opposition within the GOP is uncertain.
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Jackson County
Fred Rice
Rice
Walter H. Moeller
O. E. Miller
Oak Hill
General Assembly
Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Moeller
Collins
Ohio
McElroy Declares Candidacy for Ohio Governor Nomination
Atty Gen Mark McElroy announces Democratic bid for governor, the first in 1962 race. He declines firm commitment to stay if DiSalle runs again, noting uncertainty and a belief state income will rise in 1961-62 amid a humanitarian DiSalle program backdrop.
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Columbus
Mark. McElroy
McElroy
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Dana admits starting eight Los Angeles brush fires
Donald R. Dana 32 confesses to eight brush fires in Los Angeles County and says he needs psychiatric help. In a signed statement he admits fires on U S 6 near Palmdale September 1 Sierra Madre October 30 Benedict Canyon November 6 and Little Tujunga Kagel Canyon November 13. Dana of Pasadena was booked on suspicion of arson. He told investigators when tense the only fire is inside him.
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Donald R. Dana
Los Angeles County
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Palmdale
Sierra Madre
Benedict Canyon
Little Tujunga-Kagel Canyon
Pasadena
Fire damages Wright Patterson annex as two firefighters missing
A blaze at Wright Patterson Air Force Base damaged a two story annex of the Air Force Logistics Command. Firemen Dale V Kelchner and William J Collins both of Dayton were last seen entering the burning structure and are unaccounted for. The fire began in the basement or first floor of the annex and took about four hours to control. The main three story building housed millions in equipment and personnel records.
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U.S. Air Force Logistics Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dale V. Kelchner
William J. Collins
Base
Air Force
Miami elects Robert King High to third term as mayor
Robert King High wins a third two year term as mayor of Miami. He polled 25 626 votes, more than double the combined total of four opponents in the nonpartisan election held Tuesday.
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Robert King High
Miami
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Rockefeller Teams Up With Search For Missing Son In New Guinea
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller joined a 500 mile coast survey in Merauke New Guinea as Dutch and local crews hunted the coast for Michael Rockefeller missing since Sunday. Wassing, rescued companion, was flown in for interview while early reports suggested mixed timelines about the voyage and sinking.
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Harvard
Michael Rockefeller
Dutch New Guinea
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Gardner
Merauke
New Guinea
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael
Flamingo Bay
R. S. Wassing
Wassing
Cook’s Bay
DiSalle Expected To Sign or Let Stand Ohio Legislature Adjourn
Governor DiSalle faces decisions on 1962 63 general appropriations and a near 33.4 million capital improvements measure after the 104th General Assembly adjourned sine die. Legislators previously approved a 40 acre Toledo land transfer to St. Luke's Hospital and a revised capital bill. DiSalle plans to sign the capital improvements bill and has 10 days to act on the appropriations measure.
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Michael V. DiSalle
104Th General Assembly
DiSalle
Toledo State Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Toledo
Security Director Quits Under Fire
The National Security Agency security director S Wesley Reynolds resigned at the Defense Department request under its standards of conduct banning acceptance of favors from those doing business with the government. This was the second high level NSA resignation this week, following James B Cash Jr being fired at the Federal Housing Administration. The inquiry continues following the House Un American Activities Committee lead. Maurice H Klein had previously resigned as personnel director for lying on a 12 year old job application.
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National Security Agency
S. Wesley Reynolds
Defense Department
James B. Cash Jr
Federal Housing Administration
Reynolds
Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
Un-American Activities Committee
NSA
Maurice H. Klein
Buildup In Steel Seen For 1962
New York report says a June 30 steel labor contract deadline spurs a big rush of orders. Iron Age notes automakers and consumer goods firms plan a first half 1962 buildup of 10 to 12 million tons, with industry operating near 9 percent capacity as January shows strong activity.
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Iron Age
Metalworking Weekly
Steel Industry
Swedish Firm to Acquire A. B. Systema Stock
Multigraph Corp., a Cleveland based maker of business machines, announced the purchase of the capital stock of A. B. Systema of Stockholm Sweden for an undisclosed sum.
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Addressograph
Multigraph Corp
A. B. Systema
Stockholm
Sweden
Bodies Still Missing In Rail Wreck
Railroad officials expect to recover two missing crewmen after debris is cleared from a sunken diesel in the Poca River. Ralph Turner and C. O. Mulford, both Meigs County men, were among 4 survivors when a 73 car freight plunged after a bridge collapse en route from Dickinson to Columbus.
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W. Va
New York Central Railroad
Poca River
Ralph Turner
Columbia-Dexter Rd
Mulford
Hobson Rd
Meigs County
Dickinson
Columbus
Ohio
Khru's Kin To See JFK
President Kennedy to grant exclusive interview to Khrushchev son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei of Isvestia. White House says the interview will occur Saturday at Cape Cod during Thanksgiving weekend. Salinger notes no president before has granted such access to a Soviet press representative.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Alexei I. Adzhubei
Isvestia
White House
Cape Cod
Pierre Salinger
Engineer General Dies Washington
Lt. Gen. Eugene Reybold 77 former chief of the Army Corps of Engineers in World War II died Tuesday. He retired from active service in 1946.
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Eugene Reybold
Army Crops of Engineers
U.S. and Germany Plan Talks With Soviets on Berlin
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer agreed Western powers should hold exploratory talks with the Soviet Union on a Berlin settlement. A communique was expected stressing Allied deterrence of Communist pressure and openness to a peaceful USSR accord. Adenauer canceled a luncheon due to a cold, with Gerhard Schröder substituting.
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Gerhard Lchroeder
National Press Club
Kennedy Family Heads to Cape Cod for Thanksgiving
President Kennedy and family depart the White House for Hyannis Port to join about 30 Kennedys for a four day Thanksgiving celebration. They will also mark the birthdays of Caroline and John Jr with a special family gathering at Hyannis Port.
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Kennedy
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
White House South Lawn
Andrews Air Force Base
Two Germans Plead Guilty To Spy Plot
In Moscow two German men Walter Naumann 27 and Peter Sonntag 22 pleaded guilty to spying for the United States. They testified they were guilty only in the sense of the indictment at Moscow’s first public spy trial since Powers. They were arrested while trying to leave the Soviet Union with 15 rolls of film showing radar and power stations.
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Walter Naumann
Peter Sonntag
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Swing resigns as immigration chief after long service
The White House announced General Joseph M. Swing has resigned as commissioner of immigration and naturalization a post he has held since 1954. He leaves with tenure spanning decades of U S migration policy and administration.
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White House
Joseph M. Swing
Immigration and Naturalization
Nike Zeus succeeds in second Pacific test in six days
A Nike Zeus missile killer completed its second successful test over the Pacific on Tuesday. Army officers hailed the result as 100 percent successful and aimed to accelerate defense against missiles. The 48 foot solid fuel rocket was destroyed downrange to prevent risk to ships. Early next year firing will shift to Kwajalein Island with Atlas missiles launched from California.
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Calif
Pacific
Kwajalein Island
California
Five Day Outlook Sees Near Normal Temperatures
Forecast calls for normal highs around 45 to 48 and lows near 29 to 32. Tonight will be milder, turning colder Thursday, then slightly warmer over the weekend. Expected precipitation totals one inch or more as rain tonight and again Sunday or Monday.
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NLRB targets union fines in production slowdown probe
The National Labor Relations Board moves to file a complaint against Local 283 of the United Auto Workers in Wisconsin over fines for overproducing members. NLRB general counsel Stuart Rothman says such penalties amount to slowdowns and could affect workers rights under federal law.
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United Auto Workers Union
Wisconsin Motor Corp
West Allis
Wis
Stuart Rothman
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National Labor Relations Board
Milwaukee
Rothman
Foreign Matter Found in Imperial Airlines Fuel System
A Civil Aeronautics Board investigator reported reddish brown foreign matter in salvaged fuel system parts of the Imperial Airlines crash aircraft from Nov 8, killing 77 people. The material, found in fuel injector nozzles and engine filters, is being tested by the FBI.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Imperial Airlines
Frank T. Taylor
FBI
Ohio Cabinet to Tour State for Finance Seminars
Gov Michael V DiSalle plans traveling cabinet meetings open to the public to take seminars on state finances to Ohio cities next year. Cites Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Toledo Cleveland Akron Youngstown and Canton as potential stops. Previous seminars at Miami Bowling Green and Ohio State University targeted newsmen.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Cincinati
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Toledo
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Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Miami
Bowling Green
Ohio State
Garner 93rd Birthday Quieted By Former VP
Avalde Texas former Vice President John Nance Garner vetoed a large birthday celebration saying he does not want fuss or a ruckus. He spoke while puffing a cigar and insisted on a low profile for the occasion.
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John Nance Garner
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