Kennedy aims for balance in 63 as deficit grows
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon announced a larger federal deficit for 1962, predicting the budget would run somewhat over 6.75 billion dollars out of balance due to farm price support outlays and postal costs. He reaffirmed Kennedy’s pledge for a balanced budget in fiscal 1963 starting July and noted efforts to rein in spending.
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San Francisco
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
American Bankers Association
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Berlin
Khrushchev Sets Oct 31 Nuclear Test Date at Congress
Premier Khrushchev announced that the Soviet Union will explode a bomb equivalent to 50 million tons of TNT on October 31, the first advance notice of a nuclear test. He said a 100 million ton bomb exists but not to be used now, and urged a German peace treaty with West and East Germany and UN admission. He warned against export of counterrevolution while calling for worldwide unity against imperialism.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
Germany
West Berlin
United Nations
Khrushchevv
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Britain
Harold Macmillan
OU Professor praises Nigeria relations after post card incident
Ohio University educator Dr. Russell Milliken says relations between the university group and Nigeria remain strong after a Peace Corps posting in Ibadan. He notes the incident involving Margery Michelmore’s critical postcard, calls it thoughtless, and urges improvements without harming the Peace Corps program.
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Nigeria
Ohio University
Ibadan
Russell Milliken
Education Department
Peace Corps
Margery Michelmore
Milliken
Michelmore
Ohio U
U.S
Julius Udochi
America
Nigerian government urges calm over Peace Corps postcard incident
Nigerian officials avoided deportation demands from students and urged cool heads as Margery Michelmore, 23, of Foxboro Massachusetts, resigns from the Peace Corps after a critical postcard about Nigerian life. Washington said a decision on her resignation was pending.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Peace Corps
Margery Michelmore
Foxboro
Mass
United States
Michelmore
Smith College
Ibadan
15 000 a Year Jobs Go Unfilled in AEC Drive
The Atomic Energy Commission launched a nationwide recruitment to fill $15 000 a year positions. It seeks nuclear physicists reactor safety engineers health physicists and nuclear engineers with operating experience on research production or power reactors at HQ and field offices.
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Washington — i
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Dirksen Says Kennedy Program Isn’t Clicking With People
Senate GOP leader Everett M Dirksen of Illinois said a cross country tour shows President Kennedy's legislative program isn't clicking with the people. He spoke as he toured the nation to gauge public reaction to the proposals.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
Akron Board Urges Law Revision Over Teaching Communism
Akron Board of Education says Ohio law hinders teaching the evils of communism in public schools and calls for revision to permit comprehensive coverage.
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Akron
Ohio
Akron Board of Education
Son Pleads Guilty In Skyjacking Case
In El Paso Texas Leon Bearden 38 stood trial alone for the Continental Airlines hijacking on August 3 Cody Bearden 16 pled guilty to a Dyer Act violation involving a stolen vehicle. Defense had sought joint trials with the Beardens for kidnapping robbery and conspiracy. Dr Ann Damiani will report on Cody and may urge custodial care until maturity.
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EL Paso
Tex
Leon Bearden
Continental Airlines
Cody
Beardens
Coolidge, Ariz
Frank H. Hunter
Ann Damiani
Damiana
U.S. District Court
Gambler Markos Trial Ruling Cited By Ohio AG
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy says the Supreme Court refusal to review the Dover gambler George Markos bribery conviction implies a fair trial. He notes the admission of taped recordings into evidence and their use in court as a modern tool for law enforcement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mark McElroy
U.S. Supreme Court
Dover
George Markos
Markos
One Killed In Accident Near Coshocton
Mrs. Florence Haddox learned her son Morris was killed in a State Route 16 crash near Coshocton early Tuesday. Capt Joseph McBride said she was in hysterics when police arrived and a doctor was called to help. Morris, driving a semi from Zanesville, lost control. no further details were available.
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Florence Haddox
Washington St
Morris
Coshocton
Joseph McBride
McBride
Zanesville
Carrier Ticonderoga hit by destroyer in South China Sea
The US Navy reported that the destroyer Manila scraped the port side of the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga during night training exercises in the South China Sea.
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Manila
U. S
Picking
Ticonderoga
South China Sea
Navy
Point Man Robbed In Middleport
James P. Sprouse of Middleport, 42, is charged with armed robbery after Odd Nibert of Point Pleasant, 73, says Sprouse robbed him of 150 dollars near a bridge north of Point Pleasant. Nibert identified Sprouse, who was later apprehended in Middleport and jailed in Mason County. A preliminary hearing was planned for today.
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Point Pleasant
James P. Sprouse
Middleport
Sgt
S. P. Vandevender
Odd Nibert
Nibert
Sprouse
Mason County
Vandevender
Baltimore & Ohio Trials New Doubledeck Car for Compact Autos
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad showcased a low-slung two deck car designed to haul 14 compact cars. Autos were loaded at Norwood assembly plant for a trip to Baltimore on the National Limited.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Norwood
Baltimore
B&o Passenger National Limited
Handy with tools? Spare time repair jobs offered
Home owners seek men to perform repair and remodeling work. Earn good money in spare time by answering a small inexpensive Want Ad placed under Business Services in the Messenger. For details, dial LY 3-1242.
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the Messenger
Four Rutland youths arrested in BAE break-in cases
Four Rutland area youths in sheriff custody admitted their parts in recent breakings at Rutland High School and Rutland American Legion Hall. Romine 15, Phillips 16, Blake 17, and Fraley 15 were identified. Delbert Blake 19 faces common pleas court. Others held for juvenile hearings next Monday.
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Pomeroy
Rutland Area
Rutland
Tenbach
Delbert Blake
Orville Phillips
Harrisonville
Bill Blake
Russell Fraley
Robert Romine
Romine
Rutland High School
Orville Phillips Phillips
Fraley
Rutland American Legion Hall
Fultz
Kennedy Announces Desegregation Orders From Three Railroads
Atty General Robert F Kennedy says Illinois Central Southern and Louisville & Nashville have ordered desegregation of all facilities in the South. King says the orders go into effect immediately in ten states including Louisiana Tennessee Kentucky and Florida. Justice Department officials held meetings with the railroads to work out a voluntary program.
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Washington
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
South
Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Justice Department
Ilinois Central
Southern
Louisville & Nashville
King
Atlanta
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Atty. Gen. Kennedy
Renewal bonds in Ohio grant totals approved
Urban Renewal Commission approves grants totaling 3 077 098 for Dayton Lima and Springfield Ohio Sen Stephen M Young informs. Dayton receives 2 966 000 for Perry Mead Renewal project Lima gets 102 407 for Public Square planning Springfield 8 691 for North Hill Area planning later eligible grants equal 3 848 000 and 863 236 respectively.
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Washington
Dayton
Lima
Springfield
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Perry-Mead
City
Public Square
North Hill Area
Brothers Held for Perjury In Hedges Case
A directed verdict of innocence was returned for Frances Hedges of Laurelville Route 1 after her brothers Raymond and Kenneth admitted on the stand they lied in a May trial. The brothers testified Frances was not present during the Heinke cabin burglary and will face perjury charges. Frances remains jailed on the Miller cabin burglary case.
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Raymond
Kenneth
Frances
Ohio Penitentiary
Logan
Clarence Heinke
Salt Creek
Mansfield Reformatory
Heinke
Suit Filed By Teamsters Prods Bottling Firms Over Dues
The Teamsters Union asks U S District Court to require 27 bottling and vending firms to renew dues payments from rebel members who left the union. Harold Gibbons filed the suit alleging firms stopped collecting fees last August but must under five year contracts from 1959. The action centers on about 4000 Teamsters in four Cincinnati locals.
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Cincinnati
Teamsters Union
U.S. District Court
Teamsters
Harold Gibbons
DiSalle Delays re election decision to Friday cabinet meeting
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle retains plan to wait until Friday’s cabinet session before announcing whether he will seek another term. He has not committed to running as Columbus weighs potential political shifts as the cabinet gears up.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Yugoslavia Fears U S Reversal of Policy
Informants said Yugoslavia asked the United States if its policy toward Tito’s government would change after the U S sale of 130 surplus Sabre jet fighters. Belgrade hopes there will be no shift in basic relations or economic cooperation. officials would not confirm receipt of the note.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
United States
Belgrade
U. S
Tito
State Department
White House
Pierre Salinger
U. S. Yugoslav
First Rocket Fired Underwater Is Success
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The USS Ethan Allen the largest Polaris firing submarine succeeded on its first underwater rocket launch The Ethan Allen is the first sub built for the advanced Polaris A2 model with a range of 1725 miles Other submarines carry the 1380 mile Atlas rocket
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Bashir Ahmad to Get Pickup Truck in Texas State Fair Visit
Bashir Ahmad Pakistan’s camel cart driver travels from Johnson’s Texas ranch to the State Fair as guest of Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson. He plans to tour Six Flags Over Texas and visit the American Royal Livestock Show later in Kansas City, meeting Harry S. Truman.
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Marshall Comerer
Dallas
Tex
Bashir Ahmad
Pakistan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Littl
Johnson
Texas
Ing
Fort Worth
Bashir
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
UCAW Heads For Talks At Chrysler
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers prepare to renew negotiations with Chrysler Corp led by Walter P. Reuther aimed at matching GM’s recent settlement. Reuther plans morning talks with the union committee as Ford's 13 day strike nears closure and pressure increases on Chrysler.
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Detroit
Mich
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
UAW
Ford
Ohio Police Chiefs To Honor McElroy And Legislators
The Ohio Association of Police Chiefs will honor Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy and 11 legislators tonight for passing three tough anti gambling bills into law this year. Honorees include Rep. Roger Cloud and C. Stanley Mechem for their roles in enacting the measures.
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Cleveland
Mark McElroy
Ohio Association of Police Chiefs
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Logan
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Will Make Big Hole
Washington reports Khrushchev claims the Soviet Union will explode a 50 megaton bomb on October 31. The blast would create a 400 foot deep hole and a mile and a half wide crater, killing almost all within seven miles unless protected by underground shelters.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Humphrey Leaves Warsaw After Poland Visit
After a two day trip in Poland U S Senator Hubert Humphrey D Minn departed Warsaw today and headed to Zurich. He was on a diplomatic mission visiting Polish officials and discussing postwar recovery and security in Europe.
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Warsaw
Poland
U. S
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Zurich
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