Teacher Cadet Program May Be Discontinued in Ohio
State Superintendent E. E. Holt says he plans to urge the State Board of Education to discontinue Ohio’s cadet teacher program. Begun after World War II to ease a teacher shortage, it allowed two years of college education for entrants who would complete college in summer. The Ohio Education Association urged ending admissions by June 1961, which would end the program by 1963, though Holt paused any 1961 termination due to ongoing shortages.
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Columbus
E. E. Holt
State Board of Education
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
HOLT
Board approves study on optimum school standards and district moves
The Ohio State Board adopts a resolution to form a committee to study optimum school standards and classify schools by excellence. It grants charters to Perry High School and Shawnee-New Straitsville High, approves transfers of territory and land, and backs bond issues totaling 519000 with a per pupil funding rise from 12 to 14.
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Ohio
Perry
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Southern
Perry County
Monroe County
Madison
Richland County
Mansfield
Springfield
Clark County
Springfield City
Tuslaw
Stark County
City of Massillon
Southern Local
Hocking
Lumumba Timeline in Congo Sees UN Protect Lumumba
In Leopoldville Congo the United Nations refused to surrender Patrice Lumumba to Col. Mobutu. With a 3 PM deadline the Congolese provisional government demanded arrest of the deposed premier for unauthorized activities. Lumumba remains in residence under UN protection as troops stand by.
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The
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United Nations Today
Patrice Lumumba
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Lumumba
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Justin Bomboko
Mobutu
Bomboko
Rajeshwar Dayal
Col. Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
Khrushchev Sees Little Hope for UN Armament Plan
Premier Khrushchev signaled he will drop the disarmament push at this General Assembly session. He wants to try again after a new U.S. president is inaugurated, arguing U.S. electoral campaigns and crowded agenda hinder progress. He proposed a special session in early 1961 to focus solely on a disarmament agreement and controls.
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N. Y
Khrushchev
General Assembly
U. S
Soviet Union
Assembly
Hungary
Tibet
Union of South Africa
Algerin
United States
Baltic sailor flees Khrushchev ship in New York
Victor Jaanikmets, 29, an oiler aboard the Soviet Baltic, fled the ship while in New York with Khrushchev and sought political asylum. He is in Immigration custody as officials check his refugee claim, while the Justice Department weighs whether to grant asylum.
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New York
Khrushchev
Victor Jaanimets
UN General Assembly
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Jaanimets
Washington
Justice Department
Department
Eisenhower Defends Nixon Lodge On Coast TV Appearance
President Eisenhower praised Richard Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge as the best possible Republican ticket and defended U S foreign policy and domestic aims during a coast-to-coast NBC program. The 30 minute broadcast featured 10 women workers asking questions for the Nixon Lodge campaign.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Lodge
John F. Kennedy
United States
Administration
Volunteers For Nixon-Lodge
GE Urges I E W Union to Reconsider Truce Offer
General Electric presses the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to revisit a truce proposal as a 10th day of a strike affects 70 000 workers at 55 of GE 166 plants. Union leader Carey disputes receiving any offer and demands a three year contract with wage hikes and the cost of living clause.
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New York
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
James B. Carey
Philip D. Moore
Carey
Mild earthquake rattles western Colorado
A mild quake hit western Colorado with no damage or injuries reported by the Highway Patrol. The tremor occurred at 1:05 a.m. and lasted from about 30 seconds to two minutes, felt in Ouray and surrounding areas.
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Ouray
Colo
Colorado
Highway Patrol
Newsmen Barred From Polaris Sub Launch Reports
At Cape Canaveral Navy bars reporters for first time in almost three years from covering a U S ballistic missile launch series. Navy offers no explanation for withholding information on the Polaris submarine launches.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U. S
Navy
Cuban Trials Begin for Escambray Insurgents
In Santa Clara a Cuban military tribunal prepares to try over 100 insurgents captured in the Escambray Mountains. The trial follows a mandate from Prime Minister Fidel Castro to restore firing squads if ordered.
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Santa Clara
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Escambray Mountains
Middletown to Get Diamond National Egg Carton Plant
Diamond National Corp plans a Middletown Ohio plant to mold egg cartons for the Midwest region. Company officials say the facility will serve area demand and create local jobs.
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Middletown
Ohio
Pdiamond National Corp
Midwest
Nixon pushes peace theme in western campaign swing
Vice President Richard M. Nixon tours Utah New Mexico and California seeking to win 32 electoral votes. He credits Dwight D. Eisenhower for keeping peace and appears endorsed by Church leader David O. McKay. Utah Republicans sense four electoral votes secured. Nixon highlights peace as core Republican message at the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City.
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West
Utah
Albuquerque
N.M
San Diego
California
Salt Lake City
David O. McKay
The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon Tabernacle
Republican Party
Party of Peace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fifth TV Debate Urged By Democrats
Senator John F Kennedy urged a fifth presidential debate with Vice President Nixon a few days before the election. He sent a telegram to NBC and ABC accepting the plan and asked other networks to join. The current schedule has the fourth debate on Oct 21 and the third this Thursday.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Nixon
NBC
ABC
GE Lamp Plant Reopens in Bucyrus After Short Closure
Bucyrus Ohio workers return to production at the General Electric lamp works after a brief shutdown that lasted since last Tuesday. The plant resumed operations this week as management reported normal output levels resuming.
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Bucyrus
Ohio
Struck General Electric Co
Pirates Aim to Wrap Up World Series in Sixth Game
Pittsburgh built a 3 2 lead after a 5 2 win at Yankee Stadium and planned Bob Friend to start against New York as Casey Stengel weighed Turley or Ford. Elroy Face again shut down the Yankees as Pittsburgh eyes closing the series at Forbes Field.
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Don Hoak
Pittsburgh
Gil McDougald
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes Field
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Yankees
Forbes
Pirates
Yankee Stadium
Bucs
Danny Murtaugh
Bob Friend
Casey Stengel
Bob Turley
Ial Whitey Ford
Elroy Face
Gil MecDougald
McDougald
Tony Kubek
Burgess
Gino Cimoli
Bill Mazeresxi
Program Too Costly Under Democratic Candidate Plan
Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania says the Democratic presidential program would be too costly. He argues it would require tax increases, higher food prices at retail, and surrender of free territory to communist forces.
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Columbus
Hugh Scott
Forest Land Reforestation Tops 1000 Acres This Year
The U S Forest Service says over 1000 acres of national forest land in Ohio were reforested this year. Acreage planted to date reaches 15 347 across the region.
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Milwaukee
Ohio
U.S. Forest Service
Soviet arrest of British diplomats in Odessa site visit
London reports the Foreign Office stating two British diplomats were detained by Soviet militiamen in Odessa for three hours after one diplomat photographed the interior of a department store. The incident heightens tension between the UK and the Soviet Union amid ongoing diplomatic strains.
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London
Foreign Office
Odessa
Supreme Court Adds 21 New Cases for Term
The Supreme Court has added 21 more cases to the 100 it had already agreed to hear during its new term.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eisenhower Receives Honorary Doctorate from Nihon University
Nihon University in Tokyo, one of Asia's largest institutions, conferred an honorary Doctor of Laws degree on President Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
Tokyo
Nihon University
Asia
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