Kennedy Eyes South America Trip With Alliance for Progress
President Kennedy may travel to Venezuela and Colombia next month to show support for Alliance for Progress. A final decision expected within a week. if he goes, Mrs. Kennedy would accompany him.
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Professors Seek Hearing for Stanage at Bowling Green
The Bowling Green State University chapter of the American Association of University Professors requests an immediate hearing on the case of Dr. Sherman W. Stanage former head of philosophy whose contract ends this year after student protests over campus policy. The union seeks witness rights and cross examination in the hearing.
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Ohio Marine Tapped For U.S. Space Flight
NASA named John H. Glenn Jr. to lead the next American orbital flight with Scott Carpenter as backup and Donald B. Slayton with Walter Schirra backing the second team. Enos the chimp preceded the milestone, but NASA cautioned a firm launch date was not yet set.
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Alan B. Shepard Jr
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Dairy Drivers Back AFL CIO After Teamsters Protest
The National Labor Relations Board overruled Teamsters objections to a Cincinnati dairy drivers election in which 1700 workers chose to rejoin the AFL CIO. The vote followed a split that began last August when about 4000 Teamsters in four locals formed independent unions. Local 98's Dairy Employes Union, led by James Luken, secured an AFL CIO charter after a 1664 to 12 Oct. 31 vote.
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Reds Reject Any Checks In Russia
Western diplomats say the Soviet Union has rejected placing any international control on nuclear test sites, undermining a possible East West disarmament deal as the three nation talks resume in Geneva. The deadlock shows the Soviet stance against Western inspection and verification demands, while the United States and Britain insist on a robust control system.
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Britain
Communists Refuse Midnight Registration Deadline
New York report states the Communist Party of the United States will not register under the Internal Security Act. Midnight is the deadline, and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy reiterates that the Department of Justice will enforce the law.
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Communist Party of the United States
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Department of Justice
Opposition Leader Says Progress Made In Dominican Talks
Santo Domingo reports the opposition leader announcing that significant progress has been achieved in negotiations with President Joaquin Balaguer over a new government formula. Only minor details remain unsettled, signaling momentum toward a settlement.
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Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Marietta College Students Move 120000 Library Volumes
Marietta College students braved freezing weather to carry 120,000 books and magazines from their old library to the new building. The effort doubled as a shared celebration of the college move.
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Marietta College
Goldwater Forces Face Kennedy Johnson Fire in Debate
The Kennedy administration targets Senator Barry Goldwater as a growing conservative tide worries leaders. Kennedy and Johnson attacked Goldwater over tariff powers and Cold War aims while signaling concern over broad policy shifts ahead in Congress.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
Rockefeller Hopes for Miracle in Michael Rockefeller Search
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller returned from New Guinea to Idlewild Airport amid a throng of reporters and photographers. He spoke of a possible miracle that his son Michael, 23, might be found alive, while focusing on a tribute to his son’s love of people and life as he faced a grim absence.
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Two New State Office Buildings Planned for Columbus
Columbus plans two new state office towers on opposite sides of the 30 year old main Ohio Departments Building along the Scioto River. The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and the Department of Highways will occupy the twin structures. Total estimated cost is 10.2 million dollars, split evenly between the two buildings.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Department of Highways
T. J. Kauer
Public Works
Khrushchev Sends Birthday Gesture to Pope John XXIII
Vatican City reports Premier Khrushchev sent birthday greetings to Pope John XXIII last weekend, the first known such gesture from a Soviet premier to a Roman Catholic pontiff.
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Thurmond Claims Moscow Muzzled U S Military
Senator J Strom Thurmond told a Santa Monica anti Communist rally that American generals were gagged on anti Communist statements by direct orders from Moscow He criticized leaders blamed for the gag and the State Department No Win policy and cited a 1958 National Security Council directive urging tougher anti Communist training for troops and civilian seminars on communism.
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Riots Persist in Oran as European Youths Strike At Algerians
Rioting stretches into a fourth day in Oran Algeria with roving European youths sacking Algerian shops and assaulting residents as police struggle to restore order amid ongoing unrest.
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Algeria
Churchill At 87 Plans Quiet Family Dinner
Sir Winston Churchill turned 87 today and, with some reluctance, planned to attend an informal family dinner in London. The wartime leader remains active in public life and receives well-wishes from peers and officials.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Rayburn's Estate Left To His Family
Rayburn's probate will leaves nearly all his estate to two sisters a brother and the library he started. The value of the property was not estimated in the document filed in Bonham Texas on Tuesday.
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Bonham, Tex
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McArthur Route 50 Bypass Plans Discussed By Officials
Max R. Farley of the State Highway Department outlined U S Route 50 improvements in Vinton County at a McArthur Development Association dinner. A McArthur bypass was discussed with northern and southern route options and final alignment to be based on economic justification. The B & O underpass east of McArthur on Route 50 recently opened. contractors work on a $240 000 project.
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New Concord Buoyed By Glenn Mission News
Enthusiasm runs high in New Concord and Muskin gum County as Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr., Marine astronaut, is chosen for the first U S space orbit. Born in Cambridge, Glenn considers New Concord home and trained as a Marine pilot in 1943, flying 59 combat missions and earning the Distinguished Flying Cross five times.
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United States
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Marshall Islands
Kennedy pushes reservists to understand call up reasons
President Kennedy seeks to explain why reservists and their families are asked to support a strengthened armed forces during a crisis. He cited Fort Lewis Washington where Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division serves, amid criticism from Rep. Alvin O Ke n ski of alleged negligence. Maj Gen Edward H McDaniel an Army inspector general investigated conditions.
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Wash
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard Division
Alvin O’kenski
R-Wis
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Kennedy
Edward H. McDaniel
Washington Post
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Dayton Town Fetes Enos The Space Ape Hero
Dayton Tennessee honors Enos the space ape after 1925 Scopes trial publicity. The town celebrated with an official holiday as world attention focused on East Tennessee’s Dayton where John Scopes was tried for teaching evolution at a local high school and convicted.
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Tenn
Enos
East Tennessee
John Scopes
Arrest Two With Counterfeit Money
East Liverpool agents with the Treasury Department took into custody two Canton men for possessing counterfeit one dollar bills totaling 140 dollars. Sam Mesarris, 46, and Norbert E. Stevens, 40, were arrested in East Liverpool after a Lisbon service station tip led local police on a Wednesday arrest.
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Secret Service
Treasury Department
Canton
Lisbon
Sam Mesarris
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Norbert E. Stevens
France Near Atomic Arms Progress Hinted by Messmer
France may be nearing atomic capability as Pierre Messmer, the armed forces minister, hints at significant progress in nuclear weapons development. He would not specify how far France has advanced, leaving questions about mastery, production, or arsenal size.
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France
Pierre Messmer
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Teamsters Win Local Election in Cincinnati Area
In Middletown the Teamsters Union secured its first recent win in greater Cincinnati. Of 33 Beatrice Foods Co. employees eligible, 22 voted Wednesday to retain Teamsters affiliation in a National Labor Relations Board election.
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Cincinnati
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