Two Mason County Fires Kill Two, Leave Ten Homeless
Two fatal fires destroyed homes in Mason County. George Connolly 52 and Thomas Buttrick 16 died of suffocation in the Graham Station house. The Roush family lost their eight room Long Hollow Rd. home with four children left homeless.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
George Connolly
Thomas Buttrick
Connolly
Graham Station
Leo Roush
Long Hollow Rd
Oliver C. Eschenaur
Buttrick
Vanadium Steel Corp
Crow Funeral Home
Roush
All York School Buses Back In Operation
Attendance in the York Local School District returned to normal as eight drivers reported for work. Regulars and substitutes explained the return was in fairness to the children amid a wage and hours dispute with the school board. A meeting to discuss grievances is set for 8:30 p.m. at Poston Elementary School.
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York
Christman
Poston
York High School
York Board
Swedish Proposal Rebuffed At Disarmament Conference
At Geneva the Swedish proposal for an unpoliced moratorium on nuclear tests until a satisfactory control system is created was rejected by the West and dismissed by the Soviet Union. Delegates urged cautions on unconstrained moratoriums while recalling past nuclear testing resumption in 1961. In Manila Typhoon Lucy killed three and left 18 missing after sweeping the central Philippines. At Miami University seven students admitted cheating on long distance calls using a coin retriever and received fines and reprimands. In Paris President de Gaulle commuted the death sentence for General Edmond Joua.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Rolf Edberg
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Oxford —P
Miami University
Plan Simple Inauguration For Rhodes As Governor
In Columbus Republican leaders meet with state Chairman Ray C Bliss to discuss a simple inauguration for state Auditor James A Rhodes as governor and other state officials on January 14. Bliss met with officials elected in the November 6 Republican sweep to plan ceremonies. In Jackson Alabama Gov elect George Wallace says he will oppose integration in Alabama schools, following Governor Barnett of Mississippi.
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Columbus
Ray C. Bliss
James A. Rhodes
Bliss
Jackson
Miss
Alabama
George Wallace
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
U.S. and Soviets Resume Cuban Crisis Talks in New York
U S and Soviet negotiators return to bargaining in New York with Adlai Stevenson meeting Vasily Kuznetsov and possibly Anastas Mikoyan. Stevenson aims to press Khrushchev's inspection proposal and reject Castro's call to dismantle anti Cuban exile bases while U S insists Moscow carries out inspections.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Washington
New York
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Stevenson
John J. McCloy
Mikoyan
U Thant
Havana
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Cuba
United States
Castro
Puerto Rico
U.N
News Restrictions Eased on Cuban Crisis Interviews
The Defense Department allowed base commanders to permit interviews with pilots who monitored shipping during the Cuban blockade. Interviews with pilots on reconnaissance flights over Cuba remain barred. The State Department suspended a rule requiring reporters to disclose names and topics of interviews, while the Pentagon said no suspension was planned.
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Washington
Defense Department
Cuba
State Department
Pentagon
Peruvian Jet Crash Kills 97 Near Lima
Rescue teams exhumed bodies after a Varig Boeing 707 crash near Pachacamac 15 miles south of Lima. Ninety seven dead include 19 Americans and figures from Cuba and California. no survivors and unclear cause amid good weather before dawn landing.
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Lima
Varig
Pachacamac
Raul Cepero Bonilla
Cuba National Bank
Fidel Castro
Jesus Melgar
Paul A. Best
California Crude Sales Co
San Francisco
Standard Oil of California
Three Fire Departments Contain Blaze In Minersville
Firefighters from Pomeroy Syracuse and Middleport fought a morning blaze at Mrs Myla Hudsons home in upper Minersville. Two rooms were gutted with smoke and water damage to the rest. Damages estimated at 5000. cause not known.
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Pomeroy
Minersville
Henry Werry
Myla Hudson
Syracuse
Middleport
Werry
Hudson
President Names Bell To Head Foreign Aid
President Kennedy names Budget Director David E. Bell to lead the foreign aid program. Bell will stay in the Budget Bureau until late December to help finalize the 1962 budget for January congressional submission. Kermit Gordon will replace Bell in the Budget Bureau.
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Bell
Washington
Kennedy
David E. Bell
U.S
Kermit Gordon
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Congress
Last of Victorian Queens Wilhelmina Dies at 82
Former Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands died in her sleep at Het Loo palace in Apeldoorn at 12 59 a.m. She reigned 50 years through empire zenith and Nazi exile, abdicated in 1948, and was praised by Churchill as “the best man among all the kings in exile.”
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Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Europe
Het Loo
Dutch Empire
East Indies
Juliana
England
Queen Vic
Toria
United States
Congress
Canada
Winston Churchill
Zeeland
Cincinnati Metropole Hotel Fire Erupts on 10th Floor
Firefighters battled a blaze on the Metropole Hotel's 10th floor utility room in downtown Cincinnati. The inferno forced evacuations from the ninth to the sixth floor as water damage spread. No cause given and damage estimate unavailable. Pope John XXIII influenza forces Vatican audience cancellation. Lorain police arrest 31 in a South Lorain pool hall gambling raid.
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Cincinnati
Metropole
Lorain
Kennedy Mikoyan to discuss broad Cold War issues at White House
President Kennedy and Soviet First Deputy Premier Mikoyan are set to meet at the White House to address not only Cuba but the full range of Cold War problems. Mikoyan, after visiting Havana, rushed to Washington to arrange talks with Kennedy with no formal agenda. Officials expect Cuba to be one topic among many. broader international disputes likely to be raised.
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Washington
Kennedy
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
White House
U.S
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Dobrynin
Mikoyan
New York
Havana
Fidel Castro
India Races Troops To Himalayas Amid China Clash
New Delhi reports stronger border defenses as U S Air Force transports move troops and supplies to the front. Prime Minister Nehru seeks to rebuild battered forces after the Chinese offensive and aims to counter Peking's propaganda with diplomatic outreach across Africa and Asia.
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India
China
U. S
Nehru
Himalayas
Peking
A. K. Sen
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ghana
Lakshmi Menon
Rangoon
Cambodia
Indonesia
Ceylon
Frontier
Ladakh
Two Miners Hurt In West Columbia Accident
Two Richard Coal Co. machine operators Bill Stewart Mason and Marvin Chapman West Columbia Route 1 were injured in a morning accident at West Columbia. They were transported by ambulance to Holzer Hospital Gallipolis with conditions not yet known. A company worker declined to comment while reports said a state fall caused the injuries. Florence Homolka Dies in Los Angeles at 51, former wife of actor Oscar Homolka and member of the Washington Post publishing family.
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Point Pleasant
Richard Coal Co
West Columbia
Bill Stewart
Mason
Marvin Chapman
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Florence Homolka
Los Angeles
Actor Oscar Homolka
Washington Post Publishing
High School Band Trip Faces Accreditation Warning
Malta McConnelsville High School plans a Miami Orange Bowl parade trip for 70 students and 20 chaperones, funded by band mothers with 10 000 dollars. Critics say the funds should fix substandard library and lab facilities and address six underqualified teachers. The trip uses no board funds and is community decision. In Washington, four airline pilots fined 300 dollars each for inattentive duty per flight engineers images.
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Mcconnellville
Malta - McConnelsville
Miami
Fla
Harold Bowers
Ohio Committee
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Bowers
The
North Central
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