State's Case Is Rested In Miller Murder Trial
Miller 21 shot his uncle Eddie Bobo in self defense the defense contends. Dr Nedilsky testified Miller mildly mentally deficient and unfit to judge. Prosecutor Gray attacked the defense while witnesses linked Miller to Gladys Bobo. Jury heard that Cohoe’s report was challenged and the court ruled it private property.
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Eddie Bobo
Athens County Common Pleas Court
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James F. Shumaker
Shumaker
Nelsonville
Gordon B. Gray
Bohdan Nedilsky
Lima State Hospital
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Gray
Lima
Bobo
Gladys
Eddie
Alfred Cohoe
Cohoe
Hocking
Harley Meyer
Common Fleas Court
Court of Appeals
Albany
Amesville
Trimble
Homer B. Gall, Jr
Gladys Bobo
United States backs Asian African colonialism resolution at UN
The United States joined 96 UN members in approving a resolution to create a 17 member committee to speed end to colonialism. Britain France Spain and South Africa abstained while Portugal was listed as not participating. The General Assembly rejected a Soviet plan to designate 1962 as the year of elimination of colonialism. There were no opposing votes.
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N.Y
United States
U.N
Britain
France
Spain
South Africa
Honduras
Portugal
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
U.S
Eisenhower
Reds Doom Test Ban Talks Fail to Produce Path Forward
Geneva officials report the United States Britain and the Soviet Union back at the table for a renewed nuclear test ban talk that Western and Eastern sources deem likely to fail. Western officials call it propaganda while noting deep gaps over an effective international control and inspection system to prevent cheating.
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United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Chimp Flight Set For Wednesday From Cape Canaveral
A young chimpanzee from Africa will ride a rocket Wednesday morning in a three orbit space test. If successful, a U.S. astronaut may fly an Atlas mission for a 44.2 hour global orbit after the holidays. The chimp will operate control levers during launch and weightlessness.
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Fla
Africa
U.S
Bowles Accepts New Post as Kennedy Special Representative
Chester Bowles ends rumor of split by becoming President Kennedy's special representative and adviser on African Asian and Latin American affairs with emphasis on new nations. He reports to Kennedy and to Secretary of State Rusk on long range planning and policy. Bowles will hold ambassador rank in a brand new post with pay commensurate to the job.
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Henry Jackson
Washington
Helen Eugenia Hardin
New York
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N.M
Chester Bowles
State Department
Kennedy
White House
Bowles
Tary
Pierre Salinger
Dean Rusk
Salinger
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
George W. Ball
George Ball
Averell Harriman
Rockefeller Abandons Search for Missing Son in New Guinea
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller ends personal hunt for Michael Rockefeller after fruitless weeks in Dutch New Guinea jungle. Australian helicopters and Papuan ground teams will continue search for about a month, checking native villages for any sign of the 23 year old missing since November 19 after a catamaran raft capsized.
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Dutch New Guinea
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael
New Guinea
Mike
Rockefeller
Merauke
United States
Kennedy urges Russians to live in peace
President Kennedy told Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubei in an interview published today that the East West conflict stems from Soviet efforts to communize the world. He said the USSR could avoid tension if it protected its interests and allowed other nations to live in peace.
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Kennedy
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
White House
Adzhubei
Khrush
Soviet Union
Protectionists Wage Campaign Over Trade Policy Debate
A national debate on lowering or maintaining trade barriers unfolds as Kennedy administration backs freer trade. Rep. John Dent leads a House subcommittee hearings season while groups like the AFL CIO and the International Association of Machinists push liberalization amid opposition from steel and other industries. Meyer Bernstein of the United Steelworkers is expected to advocate liberalization with more rebuttals planned for January. Hale Boggs's Foreign Economic Policy panel supports freer world trade policies.
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John Dent
D-Pa
House
Aflcio
International Association of Machinists
George W. Ball
Kennedy
Dent
Meyer Bernstein
United Steelworkers
Subcommittee On
Hale Boggs
D-La
Draft DiSalle to Run Again Motion Gathers Support in Ohio
About 2000 people attended a Monday night meeting in Columbus to kick off a grass roots draft DiSalle campaign. Governor Michael V. DiSalle said he is not seeking renomination, citing a desire to push state programs unburdened by candidacy. The Bipartisan Committee for Good State Government sponsored the event with local officials elected as leaders. State-wide party groups announced 25 Ohio counties joined the effort.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Bipartisan Committee For
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Dale Stump
Stump
Cleveland
Leo Jackson
Bernice McKenzie
D-Star
Democratic Party
Ohio
Atom Ship Gets Its Fuel
The Savannah, a nuclear powered merchant ship, is loading its reactors with 17,000 pounds of uranium oxide fuel at Camden New Jersey shipyards. The $35.6 million vessel aims to demonstrate long service with a 30 year fuel life and is being built by the AEC and the Maritime Administration.
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Washington
Savannah
Atomic Energy Commission
Camden
N.J
AEC
The
Maritime Administration
John Carroll Names Cyril F. O Neil Board Chair
Cyril F. O Neil vice president for foreign operations at General Tire & Rubber Co. was named chairman of the Board of Lay Trustees of John Carroll University.
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Cleveland
Cyril F. O’neil
General Tire & Rubber Co
John Carroll University
Swedish ships leave Cleveland to close Seaway season
The Helga Smith of the Swedish Chicago Line and the tramp tanker Vestsund departed Cleveland on Monday marking the end of the city’s Seaway season.
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Cleveland
Helga Smith
Chicago Line
Vestsund
Rumors of Clash for Bridges Post Spiked
Senator George D. Aiken said reports of a GOP clash over Bridges vacancy lack basis. He doubts a fight will occur for the Senate Republican Policy Committee chair, noting Leverett Saltonstall may seek the job and that party realignment could follow at January GOP meetings.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Styles Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Bridges
Saltonstall
GOP
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Sen
Campus Thief Faces Return As Parole Violator
Cincinnati authorities report Bernard Harris Aldrich a 37 year old known as campus bandit admits pocketing 600 to 700 dollars weekly during campus forays over years. He first jailed July 11 1953 and confessed to 80 campus raids in six months. He has 42 schools in 24 years and was arrested again November 14 for rifling dormitory desks for cash and checks.
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Cincinnati
Bernard Harris Aldrich
Ohio
Aldrich
Cabinet Tour Dates Listed for DiSalle Administration
Gov Michael V DiSalle will hold a public cabinet seminar in Toledo on January 9 to explain financial problems facing state mental health welfare and education programs He plans additional cabinet meetings in Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Youngstown Dayton Canton and Akron with dates through February 27 but venues are not yet set.
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Michael V. DiSalle
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Disalle
Cincinnati
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Dayton
Canton
Akron
Living Cost Up as October Prices Hit New High
The Labor Department reported October livings costs rose to a new peak while spendable earnings and buying power reached record levels, signaling inflation pressures yet stronger consumer purchasing ability.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford Faces Antitrust Challenge Over Autolite Buy
The Justice Department seeks to void Ford Motor Co. and Autolite Inc.’s 28 million purchase of Autolite assets. Ford and Autolite deny violations as assets including the Autolite name, a Fostoria spark plug plant, an Owosso battery plant, and sales operations are cited. The suit coincides with Ford's Philco merger approval process in Philadelphia.
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Ford Motor Co
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Ford
Electric Autolite Co
Autolite
Fostoria
Ohio
Owosso
Mich
Knight campaign rocked by doctor’s hepatitis verdict
Los Angeles doctor says former Gov Goodwin J Knight, age 64, has hepatitis with about 90 percent certainty and will need at least four weeks to recover. Knight’s aides had denied the illness would end his 1962 gubernatorial bid.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Opposition Leaders Demand Provisional Government in Dominican Crisis
Opposition leaders backed by a threatened general strike pressed President Balaguer to accept a provisional government handing the presidency to Viriato A. Fiallo of the National Civic Union. A seven member junta would run state functions until elections are held, with Balaguer to resign.
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Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
National Civic Union
The
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Viriato A. Fiallo
Balaguer
Fiallo
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Air Force
Rodriguez Echavarria
Trujillo
Congress
Junta
Court Ruling May Reopen Va. Schools
Virginia Supreme Court ruling could force reopening of Prince Edward County public schools closed since 1959 to prevent race mixing. 1,700 Black children have had little formal schooling for two years while 1,400 white children attended private segregated schools. The county board refused funds under freedom of choice. The court held the General Assembly must operate free public schools statewide.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Public Strike Hits France Disrupts Transport Services
In Paris and across France a one day public strike for higher wages paralyzed government operated transport gas and electric services. About 500000 workers joined the stoppage causing widespread delays and minor to major inconveniences nationwide.
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France
Transport, Gas and Electric
Gene Autry pleads guilty to drunken driving charge
Hollywood actor Gene Autry and Los Angeles Angels co owner aged 52 pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge and paid a 500 dollar fine.
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Gene Autry
The
Los Angeles Angels
Former Waffen SS Member and Wife Admit Spy Guilty
In Kiev a former Waffen SS member and his wife pleaded guilty to charges of spying for the United States. The case centers on their alleged intelligence work and collaboration with American authorities.
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Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Waffen SS
United States
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