Truce Awaited In India as Chinese Advances Reported
Reports from New Delhi indicate a delayed cease fire after China launched sweeping drives toward Assam and the Brahmaputra region. Indian defense officials warn of possible further pushes while refugees flee Tezpur and Assam plains.
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India
China
Peking
Nehru
Indian Defense Ministry
Assam
Himalayan
Brahmaputra
Se Pass
Bombila
Tezpur
Bomdila
Gauhati
Walong
Hayuliang
12 American Transports Sent To India
The United States will send 12 large Air Force transport planes with American crews to India to aid in its conflict with Red China. President Kennedy orders a special mission to New Delhi to assess India's military needs and propose U.S. assistance. W. Averell Harriman and Paul H. Nitze lead the delegation, arriving within 24 hours. Aircraft depart Europe by Thursday. State Department says uniforms vs civilian dress for the crews is undecided.
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Washington
United States
India
China
State Department
Kennedy
New Delhi
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Paul H. Nitze
Defense
Air Force
Europe
Lincoln White
Psychiatrist Testifies In Gen Walker Mental Hearing
In Oxford Mississippi on Wednesday Dr Manfred S Guttmacher said former Army Maj Gen Edwin A Walker showed grandiose signs and possible deterioration in mental processes He urged a full examination Walker 53 seeks to erase a federal court order for testing The hearing questioned if constitutional rights were violated by the order Separately Chief U S Marshal James D McShane surrendered on charges of inciting to riot and breach of the peace tied to University of Mississippi desegregation riots and awaited a habeas corpus hearing.
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Oxford
Miss
Army
Edwin A. Walker
Manfred S. Guttmacher
Baltimore
Walker
Guttmacher
U. S
James D. McShane
University of Misssissippi
Jesse Yancy Jr
McShane
U. S. Dist
Claude F. Clayton
Robert Morriss
University of Mississippi
Trans World Signs Pact With Unions
Trans World Airlines and its pilots and flight engineers signed an agreement to settle their dispute over jet cockpit crew makeup. The pact gives current flight engineers priority for the third cockpit seat reducing crews from four to three with a third pilot taking over after the engineers depart. President Kennedy hailed the settlement as a model for industry.
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Trans World Airlines
Kennedy
Flight Engineers International Association
West Columbia man injured when truck hits parked cars
A West Columbia man suffered facial lacerations when a passing three quarter ton truck blew a tire and struck a car near a tavern on Route 62 about 410 PM Wednesday. He was treated and released from Pleasant Valley Hospital. Two other parked cars were hit. Authorities from the West Virginia State Police and Mason County deputy were investigating.
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Point Pleasant
West Columbia
Darrell Northup
Pleasant Valley Hospital
West Virginia
Mason County
Cloud Is Elected Ohio House Speaker for Fourth Term
In Columbus Republican Roger Cloud of Logan County secured a fourth term as Ohio House Speaker amid tight votes for majority and minority leaders. Gov. elect Rhodes urged a short session and fiscal restraint while leadership posts shifted, including Lancione defeating MecGettrick for minority leader and Beckman winning majority leader.
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Columbus
Roger Cloud
Logan County
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Belmont County
Rep
A. C. Lancione
James J. MecGettrick
Cleveland
Robert F. Beckman
Cincinnati
Harry F. Jump
Willard
Beckman
Jump
House
Richard M. Christiansen
Mansfield
iCarl Guess
Rhodes
Ohio
Pakistan President Ayub Khan Warns on SEATO CENTO Ties
President Ayub Khan told the National Assembly that Pakistan might withdraw from SEATO and CENTO if no longer useful. He thanked the United States for aid but warned against arms supplies to India as a danger to Pakistan’s safety and sovereignty. He called international communism a permanent threat and Hindu imperialism a greater risk to Pakistan.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
United States
Southeast Asia and Central Treaty Alliance
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CENTO
National Assembly
Ayub Khan
U.S
India
Soviet Tug Slavnij Infringes Cape Cod Waters
Provincetown, Mass. A Soviet seagoing tug Slavnij about 200 feet long and 1 600 tons entered U S territorial waters off Cape Cod and Cape Cod Bay. Coast Guard advised the intruder it was inside the three mile limit. the tug sailed away after the captain apologized and offered no explanation. Capt Manuel Phillips passed within 50 feet in his Silver Mink fishing craft.
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Mass
United States
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Manuel Phillips
Cape Cod Bay
Slavnij
Slavnnj
Jury Indicts Three Cubans For Sabotage
A federal grand jury in New York indicted Roberto Santiesteban Casanova 27 a Cuba mission attach in New York Jose Garcia Orellana 42 jewelry store operator and Casa Cuba Club president and Antonio Sueiro 22 Orellana part time employee on charges of conspiring to commit sabotage and acting as agents of the Castro government in the United States
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Cuba
Justice Department
Department
New York
Roberto Santiesteban Casanova
United Nations
Jose Garcia Orellana
New York City
Casa Cuba Club
Antonio Sueiro
Orellana
Alexandria Bank Robbery Stuns Ohio Town
In Newark Ohio a gunman entered the Alexandria Bank Co. with a pistol tape and a bread loaf sack and escaped with about 5500. The incident occurred Wednesday in Alexandria located northwest of Newark in Licking County.
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Newark
Alexandria Bank Co
Alexandria
Licking County
Fairfield Stadium Declared Unsafe and Closed
Huntington and Cabell County authorities condemned Fairfield Stadium a 34 year old structure serving two high schools and Marshall University, padlocked it Wednesday and ordered repairs before reopening.
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Huntington
W. Va
Fairfield Stadium
Marshall University
Cabell County
Ohio Blue Laws Face State Supreme Court Tests
Ohio may require legislative action on blue laws as the Supreme Court weighs Sunday sale rulings. Courts have upheld Sunday bans, but definitions of work of necessity vary. Pending cases in Euclid and Elyria could define the law, while several cities study enforcement and a Lancaster vote looms Monday.
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Lancaster
Marines and Navy Cut Ranks as Cuban Crisis Eases
The Defense Department released 14 000 Air Reserves from active duty and canceled the plan to discharge Navy and Marine personnel by February 28. About 41 000 service members affected. 63 blockade ships to return to ports by week end. P2V patrol planes to verify removal of Soviet bombers. Costa Rica's Gonzalo Facio elected president of the Council of the OAS.
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Defense Department
Navy
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Fidel Castro
Berlin
Florida
Florida Keys
Wayne Ward Named Ohio Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Wayne Ward former Athens County commissioner and state representative will become Ohio registrar of motor vehicles under Governor elect James A. Rhodes. Ward will oversee the Bureau of Motor Vehicles issuing licenses and titles, replacing Clifford Ayers. Ward, a Republican, previously served on Auditor Rhodes staff since 1959 and has deep local government roots. He is married to Mable Perry and they have a daughter, Mary Ellen.
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Wayne Ward
Athens County
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ward
Rhodes
Clifford Ayers
Murray City
Michael V. DiSalle
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
New Straitsville
Perry County
Ohio General Assembly
George Banks
Richard L. Krabach
Lima
Mable Perry
New Marshfield
Mary Ellen
Pottinger Given Probation After Disappearance Case
Former Dayton City Commissioner David Pottinger received a $1000 fine and five years of probation in juvenile court for tending to cause delinquency of a minor after a seven week disappearance with a teenage babysitter. He must report monthly for six months. two six month jail terms were suspended. The sole testimony came from babysitter Sherryl Vanderweil, 17, via deposition.
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David Pottinger
Frank Nicholas
Pottinger
Sherryl Vanderweil
Mexicans drive against terrorism
In Matamoros authorities questioned 10 men accused of plotting to blow up bridges and public buildings. Soldiers searched in Oaxaca for members of a band that attacked a small army outpost, killing two soldiers and a civilian. In Washington the sale of misprinted Dag Hammarskjold stamps resumed after an out-of-court settlement.
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Matamoros
Brownsville
Tex
Nuevo Laredo
Ciudad Victoria
Oaxaca State
Washington
Dag Hammarskjold
Ohio Girl Slain By Boy Friend
A 29 year old Columbus man James Click is charged with first degree murder for killing his former girlfriend Alice Wilcoxson, 17, after she answered a knock at an apartment where she babysat. A cousin, Sharon Reeser, 17, said Click argued with Alice earlier and fired after returning a letter. Gov DiSalle said he would visit Lawson Schaber on death row before deciding on clemency.
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Click
Miss Wilcoxson
Alice
Miss Reeser
Michael V. DiSalle
Lawson F. Schaber
Toledo
Ohio
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