Congo Expels Soviet Mission but Keeps Moscow Ties
Leopoldville reports expelling the Soviet diplomatic mission for the second time in three years while Premier Cyrille Adoula says relations with Moscow are not severed. He accuses Moscow of subversive activity through exiles across the Congo River in Brazzaville and notes a likely 48 hour deadline for the ambassador and staff to depart.
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Newport officials on trial over alleged sin city years
Christian Seifried resumes testimony in the conspiracy trial of 11 Newport officials accused of tolerating gambling prostitution and illegal liquor sales from 1958 to 1961. He testified that police and city officials showed little interest in action while the Social Action Committee proposed raids.
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Christian Seifried
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Newport Ministerial Association
Hoffman Confirmed as Nelsonville Mayor After Recount
Incumbent William Hoffman was certified mayor of Nelsonville after a recount by the Athens County election board. Hoffman led Murphy 872 to 868 after the final tally, narrowing the gap from seven to four votes. Murphy paid a $45 recount assessment.
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No Politics Involved In Free Plane Rides
Murray D. Lincoln of Nationwide Corp. confirms Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman accepted two free plane rides in the past month amid questions about political influence. Lincoln heads Nationwide Corp. and its subsidiaries.
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Nationwide Corp
Toledo News Strike Talks In Recess
Toledo area workers endure sixth day without local newspapers as strike talks resume Monday after weekend recess. Toledo Newspaper Guild Local 48 and Blade Co negotiators, aided by federal mediator Harry Gray, reported some progress as 400 of 900 workers walked out over contract expirations.
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Soviets Reject US Protest Over Autobahn Checkpoints
Moscow denounces US attempts to set rules for Soviet policing of Western convoy traffic on the Berlin autobahn. A US protest over a 42 hour delay on Nov 4 5 was rejected as Soviet officials threaten further interference with Allied troop convoys on the 110 mile lifeline between West Berlin and West Germany. The Kremlin insists the Allies must dismount only when more than 30 troops ride aboard and counts drivers separately.
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Prosecution Seeks To Discredit Domer In Riddle Death Case
In Canton Rob ert K. Domer testifies he killed himself to fake death with Howard F. Riddle's body used for insurance fraud. He admits mortgage troubles and forgery while detailing plans to substitute Riddle’s corpse and secure 288000 dollars. In Rome Italy a bank strike disrupts services for over 100000 staff.
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Robert K. Domer
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Runaway Power Car At Pike's Peak Kills Two
A power car on the Pike's Peak cog railway derailed and fell off the track in Colorado Springs, killing two workers onboard. Investigators say the accident occurred on Thursday as crews were operating the train. Emergency responders rushed to the scene but could not revive the victims. The tragedy prompted safety checks on the railway system and prompted authorities to review operating procedures.
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Vietnam Regime Must Prove Peasant Support
U.S. officials assessing South Vietnam after the coup say the new military regime must win peasant backing. Honolulu talks report no sharp policy shifts and caution that it may take months to gauge if the overthrow strengthens anti-Communist efforts.
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Kennedy Praises Controversial Plane in Texas Campaign
President Kennedy lauded the controversial TFX warplane in Texas as he days ahead for 1964 re election. He noted Texas ranks fifth in prime military contracts and cited a combined Defense payroll over 1 billion dollars.
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Night Club Operator Found Shot To Death
Peter C Basiley 72 operated a night club on Ohio 2 west of Port Clinton. He was shot three times with a .25 caliber revolver and found in a spice closet off the kitchen. Basiley planned retirement next month after selling the club to a Moose lodge.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
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Pay Raises Could Cure Par nmover
Ohio teachers quit at high rates due to low salaries and working conditions. Delegates at the Ohio Education Association convention heard Educational Council survey results showing most leavers earned 4000 to 4999 dollars yearly, with men seeking other work and women citing family duties and pregnancy. Over 20 percent of men reported salary gains of more than 2000 dollars after leaving teaching.
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Milk Price Decision Awaited
A four state dairy price dispute heads to a USDA panel which heard two days of testimony from farmers and processors about a 35 cent per hundredweight in farm milk through April 1964 due to drought costs. Senators Young and Lausche split on a separate debt limit bill in Washington.
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