Miller Trial Opens At Scene Of Crime
Miller 21 of Athens Route 3 faces a second degree murder case after returning to the Bean Hollow Road scene where he allegedly shot his uncle Eddie Bobo 4. The trial began with a viewing of the location as Judge Bolin Rieck er Meyer presided in Athens County Common Pleas Court.
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Donald J. Miller
Athens
Bean Hollow Rd
Eddie Bobo
Bobo
Miller
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Homer Gall, Jr
Harold Shields
Sam Buffington
John Bolin
Athens County
Carlos Riecker
Morgan Couunty
Harley Meyer
Hocking County
Gall
Atty
Gordon Gray
James Shumaker
Shumaker
Air Search Nears End In Jungles
Michael Rockefeller search in Dutch New Guinea nears conclusion as smoke from brush is spotted in the Asmat jungle. Dutch officials call it a wild goose chase while helicopters and ground parties persist for two more weeks. His father Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and sister Mary Strawbridge plan to travel home. natives may shelter Michael if injured.
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Merauke
Dutch New Guinea
Michael Rockefeller
New Guinea
Michael
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Mary Strawbridge
United States
Air Force Probes Cause of Second Million-Dollar Fire
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base opens investigation into Saturday’s fire that destroyed three buildings and damaged a fourth, with damage estimated above $1 million. Officials review arson or sabotage as a routine check while noting no indications of other than ordinary causes and linking both fires to a prior $2 million blaze that killed two firefighters.
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Dayton
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Ronald Greene
Wright-Patterson Public Information
Kekkonen Says No Secret Deals With Khrushchev
President Urho Kekkonen said there were no secret conditions or agreements with the Soviet Union as he returned from a meeting with Khrushchev. A cheering crowd of about 11,000 welcomed him home from the mission that secured suspension of defense talks.
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Helsinki
Finland
Urho Kekkonen
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kekkonen
Central Ohio Kroger strike approval vote
Retail clerks in central Ohio Kroger stores backed a strike vote on a new contract. Members did not set a deadline but said they would strike if no satisfactory agreement is reached by the union committee. The old contract expired October 26.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kroger
Canton Man Harold C. Thomas Dies at 61
Harold C. Thomas, 61, developer of the automobile front seat adjustor invented by his father, died at his home Sunday of a heart attack.
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Canton
Harold C. Thomas
Terror Rages in Algeria Amid Deaths and Lynching
Amid a violent weekend in Algiers and Oran during the seven year war a surge of anti De Gaulle attacks left 16 dead and 87 injured. European mobs stormed a jail lynching one Algerian woman and beating another as police intervened. In Oran European youths attacked Moslems in retaliation for the killing of Jean Rivas. Three Algerians died and six were wounded. Nearly 60 plastic bombs exploded in Algiers.
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Algiers
Oran
Jean Rivas
Senior GOP Senator Is Dead At 63
CONCORD New Hampshire Sen Styles Bridges 63 a senior Republican dies Sunday A funeral is set at the state house at noon Wednesday The death prompts a possible leadership contest as Gov Wesley Powell or Bridges widow are named as likely successors The term ends in 1966 with a 1962 election to complete the balance of his term
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire State House
Styles Bridges
Senate
Bridges
Congress
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
Loganites Robbery Thwarted by 68 Year Old Punch
Two Logan residents Raymond Rollins 25 and William Henrick 21 attempted a bus station robbery in Lancaster. A 68 year old local woman Cather Sauerbrei punched Rollins in the nose, a shot fired accidentally, and police captured the suspects five hours later at their Logan homes.
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Lancaster
Raymond Lee Rollins
Willian Frederick Henrick
Rt. 4
Logan
Hocking County Sheriff's Deputies
Lake Short System
Henrick
Rollins
Cather Sauerbrei
DiSalle Signs Into Law Land Transfer at Toledo State Hospital
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle approved an act authorizing the sale of 40 acres at Toledo State Hospital to nearby St. Luke's Hospital subject to price appraisal. The measure is one of three enacted by the recently reconvened legislature.
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Columbusha
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo State Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Weather outlook with below normal temperatures and mixed precip
Temperatures will average three to six degrees below normal with a normal high of 43.8 and low of 28. A cold start gives way to warmer Thursday then colder Friday night and Saturday. Two tenths inch of precipitation expected with light snow tonight and rain Thursday night into Friday across the area.
Quarrel Ends in Shooting and Suicide in Shade
In Gallia County near Shade Route 1 a 38 year old probate clerk Helen Dray Harris shot her husband Wayne Harris 54 then killed herself after an all night quarrel. Sheriff ruled death by own action and attempted murder. Wayne Harris survived initial wounds and was treated at University Hospital.
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Gallia County
State Highway Department
Shade
Helen Dray Harris
White Farm House
Shade Route 1
Wayne Harris
Jerry
Joe Jagers
Harris
Sheltering Arms Hospital
University Hospital
Thanksgiving Death Toll Falls Below Normal in Ohio
The four day Thanksgiving weekend ended with at least 14 deaths on Ohio streets and highways, a toll below normal as the Associated Press notes lower recent year totals. An AP survey counted 432 traffic fatalities nationwide over the period, compared with 442 in the previous year and higher in earlier years.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Eichmann Trial Resumes December 11 in Jerusalem
The Israeli government announced that the Eichmann trial will continue on December 11 in Jerusalem. The case centers on Adolf Eichmann, a key organizer of the Nazi Holocaust, with proceedings continuing this winter.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Public cards show varied views on Kennedy policy
White House hosted regional talks with oversize blue post cards for citizens to mail back opinions on socialism communism nuclear tests and Social Security aged care. Early results from 200 cards reveal strong support or opposition across eight cities including Chicago St Louis Nashville Denver Detroit Cleveland New York Philadelphia.
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Kennedy
White House
Congress
Chicago
St. Louis
Nashville
Denver
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Spies Receive Prison Now In Russia
Moscow reports that Russia is imprisoning touring spies rather than expelling them. Since September an American, two Dutchmen, and two Germans have been sent to Soviet prisons. Francis Gary Powers serves 3 years plus time in a labor camp after a 10 year sentence. Dutchmen Lou de Jager and Everet Reydon received 13 years, Germans Peter Sonntag and Walter Naumann 12 years.
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Moscow
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Powers
Vladimir
Lou de Jager
Everet Reydon
Peter Sonntag
Walter Naumann
United States
Paris Officials Deny Espionage Charges as Absurd
French officials rejected in Cairo claims of espionage and subversion as absurd. Reported arrests included four members of a French mission and a woman secretary with four others, amid Egypt’s president Nasr era propaganda theater noted by observers.
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Paris
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Syria
No Visitors Riot at Summit County Jail
Twelve prisoners at Summit County jail rioted after Sunday visiting privileges were revoked. They ripped sinks and toilets, broke glass in an outside corridor, and firemen had to restore order. The disturbance followed prisoners refusing to reveal information about hacksaw blades used in a jail break attempt, with two cell bars found hacked Friday.
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Akron
Summit County
William Hoy
Professor Marguerite McLaughlin Dies at 79
Lexington Kentucky funeral notices report that Marguerite McLaughlin 79 longtime University of Kentucky assistant professor of journalism and among the first women to hold such a post died Saturday after battling cancer.
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Lexington
Marguerite McLaughlin
University of Kentucky
Adenauer Improves but Remains Confined at Home
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer is better today but still confined to his Bonn residence with the grippe as his office announced.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Grippe
Congo clash near Katanga border sparks war talk
Elisabethville reports Katanga and Katangai forces skirmished near the south Kasai border over the weekend. Reliable sources say only a few troops were involved as Congo soldiers raided across the border for food and supplies. President Tshombe told 5000 Africans and a few whites that Katanga must gird for war.
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Katanga
Kasai
Elisabethville
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Kennedy Shakes Up State and White House Staffs
President Kennedy removes Chester Bowles as undersecretary of state and installs a sweeping reshuffle affecting 10 White House and State Department officials. Changes include George Ball, W Averell Harriman, Walt Rostow, Frederick Dutton, Richard Goodwin, Walter McDonaugh, Brooks Hays, and Timothy Reardon in key national security and policy roles. Bowles is offered a high level roving ambassador and foreign adviser post.
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Washington
Kennedy
Chester Bowles
Administration
White House
State Department
Bowles
Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Truman
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Far East
Walt W. Rostow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Se
Harriman
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Congressional Relations
Hays
Timothy J. Reardon Jr
Dutton
Leaders Lack Consensus on Berlin Talks Across West
London reports say Charles de Gaulle and Harold Macmillan had friendly talks that did not settle Berlin negotiations with the Soviet Union. The leaders explored Berlin and Britain's bid to join the European Common Market. Adenauer and Ulbricht kept firm stances, signaling no immediate breakthrough.
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Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Berlin
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Paris
John Russell
Foreign Office
Macmillan
Britain
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Kennedy
Washington
West Germany
United States
14 Injured In Kentucky Bus Wreck
FLORENCE Ky Fourteen persons seven in each vehicle were injured Sunday night when a Greyhound bus and an automobile collided on U S 42 four miles west of here. Several injured were in serious condition. The private car driven by Percy Grisby 46 overturned. The bus ran about 1000 feet after impact and knocked over three trees. Grisby was pinned in his wrecked car for about an hour.
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Florence
Greyhound
U. S. 42
Here
Louisville
Percy Grisby
Grisby
Flood Waters Recede in Sevilla After Weekend Rain
Flood waters dropped six feet in Sevilla as River Tamarguillo and tributaries fell. Officials begin relief work for thousands of homeless residents across low lying districts.
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Sevilla
Spain
Tamarguillo
Inter-American FMs May Delay Cuba Condemnation Meeting
Argentine sources report President Frondizi told Adlai Stevenson the idea of an inter-American foreign ministers meeting to condemn Fidel Castro’s Cuba would be too hasty.
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Trinidad
Arturo Frondizi
Adlai E. Stevenson
Fidel Castro
Cuba
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