Students Facing Ole Miss Action
The Justice Department plans to let Ole Miss handle 20 students linked to disturbances around James Meredith's enrollment. Evidence including tapes transcripts and photographs will be turned over to university officials while potential criminal charges remain possible. Army troops are being withdrawn from the Mississippi Tennessee area leaving about 11,300 deployed and 10,000 nearby in Oxford.
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Oxford
Miss
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ole Miss
Katzenbach
Meredith
Washington
Army
Cyrus R. Vance
Mississippi - Tennessee
Anti-Trust Suit Across Oil Firms Targets Market Allocation
The Justice Department files a civil anti-trust suit against Richfield, Sinclair, and Cities Service for allegedly agreeing not to compete. The action seeks to force sale of stock in Richfield by Cities Service and Sinclair and to have certain directors resign from Richfield’s board. Named defendants include executives and two subsidiaries, Empire Gas and Sinclair Delaware Corp.
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Los Angeles
Justice Department
Department
U.S. District Court
Richfield, Sinclair
Cities Service
Sinclair
Richfield
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
Empire Gas and Fuel Co of
New York
Sinclair Delaware Corp
Cambridge Man Killed In Guardrail Crash
Cambridge resident Gary Lee Sparks, 22, died when a 34 foot guardrail section pierced his car on U S 40 just east of Cambridge after attempting to pass another vehicle. State highway patrol reported Sparks’ car left the roadway and struck the guardrail.
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Cambridge
Gary Lee Sparks
State Highway Path
Sparks
Symposium on the fundamental nature of living matter opens
Nearly 1,000 scientists, physicians and students from 16 states are expected at a three day symposium in Cleveland focusing on the fundamental understanding of living matter.
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Cleveland
Mishap Hurts Four Persons In Cincinnati Train Collision
A train struck a stalled station wagon near Fernald on Tuesday injuring three children and a young Cincinnati mother. Mary Sue Otte aged five suffered a skull fracture. Her mother Arlene Otte and sister Peggy were unhurt. Lois Otte and two of her children were hospitalized. other two children were rescued unharmed.
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Cincinnati
Fernald
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Mary Sue Otte
Arlene Otte
Peggy
Lois Otte
Kathleen
Bruce
Mark
Debby
State Highway Patrol
Special Prayers for Iron Curtain Catholics Ahead of Vatican Council
Vatican City news reports Catholics asked to pray for church behind the Iron Curtain on the eve of the 21st ecumenical council opening. About 50 bishops from Communist lands arrived in Rome, while 170 in Red-ruled countries were absent. A Mass for the Church in Communist lands was set at St. Mary Major Basilica with Cardinal Landazuri Ricketts presiding. Refugees from East Europe and Communist China were honored guests.
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Vatican City
International Pontifical Marian Academy
Rome
Vatican
Curtain
Basilica of St. Mary Major
Juan Cardinal Landazuri Ricketts
Lima
Peru
Communist
China
Warsaw Vienna Express crash leaves many dead and injured
News reports from Poland say the Warsaw Vienna Express derailed south of Warsaw after hitting a Budapest bound train. At least 11 killed and more than 50 injured as 16 coaches left the rails on the critical Warsaw Prague Vienna corridor. Rescue efforts continued through the night with hospitals receiving injured passengers. Officials weighed sabotage but no conclusion yet.
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Warsaw
Poland
Vienna
Budapest
Transport Ministry
Ihe
Lodz
Moszczenica
Katowice
Union's Aid For Rhodes Is Clarified
Columbus report clarifies that an AFL CIO backed rally for Republican James A. Rhodes does not represent official action by the federation. Elmer F. Cope, Ohio AFL CIO secretary treasurer, says the endorsement of DiSalle was decided Aug 24 25, and Cleveland officials backing Rhodes are a small minority.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Afl-Cio
Elmer F. Cope
Ohio
AFL Cio
Thomas E. McDonald
Joseph E. Murphy
Cleveland
DiSalle
COPE
Rhodes
Steel Orders Show Continued Increase
Steel orders are rising with gains two to three weeks ago and despite a recent dip in nationwide steel production. The Iron Age notes improved demand from steel users with no clear automaker boost evident.
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New York
Iron Age
Metalworking Weekly
Severe quake shakes Fasa, Iran causing panic
An offshore seismic event near Fasa, 500 miles south of Tehran, triggered widespread panic today. No damage or casualties were reported as authorities assess the tremor’s impact.
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Tehran
Iran
Fasa
Humphrey's Son Called In Nickel Probe
Senate investigators questioned Gil bert W. Humphrey son of former Treasury head George M. Humphrey about the 1952 nickel stockpiling deal worth 100 million dollars. Humphrey led M A Hanna Co and headed Hanna Nickel Co at the time, with profits cited by W A Marting.
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Humphrey
Washington
Gilbert W. Humphrey
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
M. A. Hanna Co
Cleveland
Hanna Nickel Co
Truman
George Humphrey
Eisenhower
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services
Cabinet
Symington
W. A. Marting
The
Mining Co
Killer Winnie Ruth Judd Escapes State Clinic Again
The Tiger Woman Winnie Ruth Judd, aged 57, escaped from the Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix for the seventh time since 1932. An attorney said she boarded a plane Tuesday with a possible destination of St Paul Minnesota, 72 hours before an expected execution date.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
The
Arizona Republic of Phoenix
Arizona State Hospital
Miss Judd
Dual Missiles Launched From Polaris Submarine
A Polaris submarine reportedly launched two missiles within minutes off the Atlantic tracking range. The test aimed to gauge accuracy as rockets traveled over 1000 miles to an impact area near Antigua. Nine subs have conducted about 50 similar underwater firings in two years.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Polaris
America
Navy
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
West Indies
Antigua
House Set to Fire New Salvo in Senate Fight
The House readies a defiant response to the Senate by delaying an emergency financing resolution for the Agriculture Department and reiterating that only the House may originate money bills. This dispute, delaying five annual appropriation measures, dominates Congress with action on a $5 billion public works bill planned today.
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House
Senate
Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Capitol Hill
Man Receives Federal Term in Kidnapping Case
Ralph Ronald Jaren sky, 22, was sentenced in U S District Court to up to 15 years on two kidnapping counts and five years on a escape and auto theft count, all to run concurrently. FBI nabbed him in Mingo County W Virginia after he forced a Newport couple to drive him from Cincinnati. He had earlier forced a Newport taxi driver and a woman to drive him to Cincinnati amid an escape from a U S marshal.
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Pikeville
Ralph Ronald Jarensky
Mac Swinford
Columbus
U.S. District Court
FBI
Jarensky
Mingo County
W. Va
Newport
Cincinnati
U.S
Covington
Briley Attacks Kennedy on Leadership in Ohio TV
John Marshall Briley, Republican opponent of Sen. Lausche, charged President Kennedy with poor leadership on a Briley funded TV program. He urged cutting foreign aid, ending farm price supports, and balancing the budget while noting party majorities in Congress and criticizing Kennedy’s New Frontier program.
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Cleveland
Kennedy
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
John Marshall Briley
Lausche
Briley
Senator
House
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower accuses Kennedy regime of connivance and power grab
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, campaigning in Denver and elsewhere, denounced the Kennedy administration as engaging in political connivance and selfish grabs for power. He described Washington as arrogant and urged public interest in politics as he toured to Omaha, Minneapolis, Boise, and Cheyenne.
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Denver
Colo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Denver Coliseum
Eisenhower
Washington
Omaha
Minneapolis
California
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Boise
Idaho
Executive Department
Cheyenne
Wyo
DiSalle Praises State Youth Foster Care Program
Governor Michael V. DiSalle praised Ohio's foster home program for delinquent youths as among the finest. About 70 selected children aged 10 to 18 are in care, with DiSalle urging more delinquents to be handled this way to ease pressure on Boys Industrial School in Lancaster, which houses 757 boys, far above its capacity.
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Painesville
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Lancaster
Drug Control Bill Signed By Kennedy
President Kennedy signed a new drug bill to provide safe and more effective drugs. Legislators who helped push the measure stood in the White House as tighter controls on prescription drug production and sales were outlined.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
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