Kennedy and Adenauer Seek Peaceful Berlin Accord
Kennedy and Adenauer said in a joint communique they are in accord on basic elements for a peaceful Berlin resolution through negotiations with the Soviet Union. They stressed continued free life for Berlin and reunification of Germany on self determination without prejudice to Soviet interests.
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Washington
Kennedy
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Soviet Union
Adenauer
U. S
Rockefeller searches New Guinea for missing son in boat capsize
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller arrives in Merauke to lead a coast wide search for Michael Rockefeller who vanished after a boat capsized in Flamingo Bay at the mouth of the Eilanden River. Dutch companion R S Wassing says he clung to the wreck and was rescued. the governor plans a surface probe with a boat and interviews to map likely landing spots. Mary Rockefeller Strawbridge accompanies the search.
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Merauke
New Guinea
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael
New York
Flamingo Bay
Eilanden River
Gov. Rockefeller
R. S. Wassing
Wassing
Cook’s Bay
Mary Rockefeller Strawbridge
Rhodes enters Republican race for Ohio governor
State Auditor James A. Rhodes confirmed on Wednesday his plan to seek the Republican nomination for Ohio governor. The three term auditor, age 52, announced from his Columbus office that he would campaign from May 8, 1962, pledging a critical examination of state expenditures and a comprehensive study of the tax structure.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Mark McElroy
Ohio
Rhodes
Two OU Professors Head For Nigeria
Ohio University will send Dr. Russell A. Milliken assistant dean and Dr. William H. Cooper associate professor to the Northern Region of Nigeria to explore establishing a teachers college. They depart Friday November 24 and expect to return mid December.
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Ohio University
Nigeria
Russell A. Milliken
College of Education
William H. Cooper
United States
Two Detroit Teamsters Are Bombed
Detroit area homes of two Teamsters Local 299 officials were bombed Tuesday night with no injuries. Larry Campbell 36 of Dearborn a secret agent left home hours before the blast then returned at 830 am and reported travel on union business. Frank Fitzsimmons local 299 secretary treasurer and international vice president was at the union HQ when the explosion occurred.
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Detroit
Teamsters Local
Larry Campbell
Dearborn
Secreagent
Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters International
Campbell
Informers Only Item Of Plenty In Cuba
A Tampa housewife who recently left Cuba says the country suffers severe shortages of food clothing and consumer goods but has plenty of informers. She describes scarcity across essentials and notes the regime of Fidel Castro lacks enthusiasm.
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Cuba
Tampa
Fla
Fidel Castro
Seek Change In Utility Legislation
Ohio Municipal League delegates urge statewide drive for a new public utilities rate law. They call for petitions to force legislative action and set base rates on original plant cost rather than reconstruction cost. A total of 98,628 signatures from at least half of Ohio’s 88 counties are required to place the measure in the hopper.
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Cleveland
Ohio Municipal League
Cleveland Law
Ralph S. Locher
Ohio
Sacred Cow First Presidential Plane Joins Smithsonian
The Sacred Cow, the first aircraft regularly used by U S presidents, will join the National Air Museum collection next month. It carried F D Roosevelt and H S Truman to wartime conferences and brought Gen. Eisenhower home after World War II. The four engine DC4 is set to enter the museum on December 4.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
National Air Museum
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Malta
Potsdam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army to resume reserve volunteers after six months active duty
A Pentagon source says the Army plans to restart accepting volunteers into the reserves in January after a six month active duty period. The move aims to bolster reserve strength amid ongoing operations and personnel needs.
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Washington
Pentagon
NLRB Targets Union Fines Over Production Quotas
The National Labor Relations Board seeks a test case to decide if a union can fine members for producing beyond union quotas. The complaint charges Local 283 of the United Auto Workers with fining four Wisconsin Motor Corp employees in West Allis from 35 to 100 dollars, alleging the practice delays workers and pressures pace without employer consultation.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Stuart Rothman
Nlrb General Counsel
United Auto Workers
Wisconsin Motor Corp
West Allis
Wis
Rothman
Classified Satellite Launch From Point Arguello
Secret satellite launched from Point Arguello California using an Atlas Agena B booster. The Air Force released a terse statement after 12 50 pm noting a satellite carrying classified test components. Previous US launches were typically disclosed in advance to news media.
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Point Arguello
Calif
America
Naval Missile Facility
AIR Force
U. S
Czechoslovak Leaders Plan Statue Transformation
Reports from Prague indicate Czechoslovak Communist leaders plan a large scale sculptural operation to replace a Stalin statue with a likeness of Lenin in a dramatic political move.
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Warsaw
Poland
Prague
Stalin
Lenin
Dozen More Teamsters Vote to Join Brewery Workers
In Cincinnati a group of former Teamsters voted to join the Brewery Workers Union in a National Labor Relations Board election, expanding union representation in the brewing trade.
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Cincinnati
Brewery Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Titan Missile Launch Tests Nose Cone by Air Force Crew
Launch at Cape Canaveral by an all Air Force crew sent a Titan missile 5000 miles and tested the Nike Zeus nose cone. The test reinforces antimissile capability and marks a successful Tuesday night flight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Baltic Command planned in Denmark to counter Soviet moves
The Daily Mail said NATO plans a Baltic command with headquarters in Denmark to counter Soviet moves against Finland. The report appeared on Wednesday and cited the move as part of broader Baltic security measures.
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London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Baltic
Denmark
Finland
Daily Mail
Extradition Begun for Ohio Bank Robbery Fugitive
Bernard Gillespie, 33, escaped inmate from Logan Ohio, handed to Chicago police for extradition. He fled a 10 to 25 year sentence for the Feb 20 1958 First National Bank of New Bremen Ohio robbery and was found in Chicago working as a cemetery lot salesman under an assumed name, according to FBI.
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Chicago
Logan
Ohio
Bernard K. Gillespie
Gillespie
First National Bank of
New Bremen
FBI
Rhodes awards summer villa to retiring Allied chief
Vice Admiral Charles R. Brown will retire in January as commander in chief of Allied forces Southern Europe. The City of Rhodes in RHODES Greece has granted him a site for a summer vacation villa.
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Rhodes
Greece
Charles R. Brown
Allied Forces
Europe
Money shortage looms over Ohio capital improvements bill
Columbus AP reports Gov. DiSalle is poised to sign a $33.4 million capital improvements bill though the state faces a shortfall of several million dollars. Key allocations include $11 million for a new state office building, $10 million for school construction, and funds for mental hygiene, natural resources, and unemployment offices.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
Ohio National Guard
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio University
Miami University
Bowling Green
Central State
Kent State
Miami
Ohio U
Ohio State
Athens
Space Arts
Crowds Clash With Tanks in Dominican Republic Demonstration
In Ciudad Trujillo a pro Balaguer crowd marched on the National Palace and dispersed after Dominican air force tanks arrived. Balaguer, a holdover from Trujillo, pledged democratization as troops stood behind him following weekend unrest that pushed the Trujillo faction from power.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
National Palace
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Trujillos
Ozark Man Killed In Police Battle
In Branson Missouri an armed Ozark farmer Bill Jenkins age 36 was killed after police with two armored vehicles closed in on his hillside cottage. He had earlier abducted a utility manager at gunpoint and forced tree cutting on a power line right of way. Jenkins faced charges of abducting the manager and assault with intent to kill.
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Branson, Mo
Ozark
Bill Jenkins
Jenkins
White River Valley Electric Cooperative
Branson
Americans Honor Thanksgiving Day Across Nation and World
The nation pauses for Thanksgiving the 340th time as President Kennedy proclaims gratitude amid trials. Cape Cod events include a budget conference and interview with a Soviet editor. Americans abroad plan feasts for service members worldwide. Provincetown marks the Pilgrims’ landing with a small gathering.
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Associated Press
America
Sports Historian Dies in Budapest at 76
Budapest reported Olympic historian Ferenc Mezo died Tuesday night after a long illness. The longtime official of the Olympic movement was 76, MTI announced.
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Budapest
Hungary
Ferenc Mezo
Mti
Distribute Gas Taxes Across Ohio Counties and Townships
State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced the distribution of gasoline taxes totaling 2,821,600 dollars to Ohio counties and townships. The funds are allocated to support local road maintenance and related projects statewide.
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Columbus—I
James A. Rhodes
Dick Clark Granted Final Decree of Divorce
Dick Clark, star of American Bandstand, has received a final decree of divorce from Barbara Clark. The ruling closes the marriage, with Barabara identified as the former spouse in the brief notice.
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Philadelphia
Dick Clark
Barbara Clark
Shoe Nonuse Revealed at Mexican Industry Convention
Mexico City reports that six to eight million of thirty five million Mexicans do not wear shoes, according to President Nivado Donnay of the National Shoe Industry at a convention.
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Mexico City
Nivado Donnay
National Shoe Industry
Re elected Dr Richard E Ham Named Chair
Dr Richard E Ham an assistant professor of dramatic art and speech has been re elected to the post of chairman of the ethical practice committee for the Ohio Speech and Hearing Association.
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Richard E. Ham
Ohio Speech and Hearing Association
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