DiSalle Seeks Jury Probe Into Rhodes Financial Ties
DiSalle claims Rhode s administration faces questions over a Shady loan deal and possible conflicts of interest. He cites an affidavit from Columbus businessman Joseph L. Waisman and reports of auditor office cash handling and mischarged expenses.
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James A. Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
Joseph L. Waisman
DiSalle
Mark McElroy
Adrian B. Fink, Jr
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Waisman
Milwaukee
Ohio Machine Products Co
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Ohio
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U.S. Small Business Administration
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U.S
George H. Bender
R-Ohio
Bender
Schroeder and Kennedy Reach Berlin Plans Accord
West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder met with President Kennedy in Washington and announced a very good and complete agreement on Berlin. After a 90 minute talk, Schroeder said consultations with U.S. officials over three days yielded alignment on Berlin assessments and methods. He noted no new initiative is needed and declined to specify subjects beyond saying the visit completed his Washington conversations.
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Washington
Gerhard Schroeder
Berlin
Kennedy
U.S
White House
Schroeder
West
Rival Grand Juries May Operate on DiSalle Rhodes Probe
Ohio voters may see two grand juries at once, one convened by Governor DiSalle into alleged irregularities in his opponent Rhodes’s office, while a Franklin County panel reopens its liquor-store investigation. Subpoenas were reset as key witnesses and records are sought, with pressure ahead of the election.
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Adrian Fink
Columbus
Ohio
Fink
Michael DiSalle
Franklin County
Earl W. Allison
Chicago
Allison
di Salle
Mark McElroy
DiSalle
Rhodes
Joseph Mahler
Chicago Distiller
Gilbert Bilenkin
Famous Brands, Inc
Dayton
Adrian B. Fink, Jr
Eilenkin
Kennedy in Speech Foes Loom as Kennedy Faces Eisenhower
President Kennedy moves into familiar political fray with a Connecticut stop to praise Abraham Ribicoff while the looming question is whether he will respond to Eisenhower. Eisenhower, in a Boston speech, called Kennedy foreign policy dreary and said the issue deserves no talk. Kennedy had steered clear of direct exchanges with Eisenhower during his campaign.
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Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
Senate
Eisenhower
Boston
Richard M. Nixon
Yemen Scene Is Clouded amid conflicting reports
Damascus reports say de throned Imam Mohammed Al Badr may still be alive and continuing the fight. Amman radio claims Badr leads royalist forces and tribesmen to liberate Sana from insurrectionists.
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Syria
Mohammed al- Badr
Yemen
Amman
Jordan
Badr
Sana
Ben Bella Affirms Algeria Backs Castro in Cuba
Algerian Prime Minister Ahmed Ben Bella, praising Fidel Castro and the Cuban revolution, arrives in Havana after talks with President Kennedy. He declares enduring friendship and unity with Cuba, saying Algeria stands with Cuba on the road to liberation and denounces Yankee imperialism. A separate Ohio note reports the state Supreme Court upholds a ban on fraternities and sororities at Columbus North High School and Grandview Heights High School.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus North High School
Grandview Heights High School
White House
Washington, D.C
Washington Monument
Two Democratic Congressmen Indicted Face Early Trial
Reps. Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin indicted on conspiracy and interest charges say they expect vindication and want a speedy trial. The case involves attempts to influence DOJ to delay a mail fraud trial in a Maryland savings loan case linked to J Kenneth Edlin. Edlin was sentenced to six months and fined $8000 after pleading no contest. Johnson asserts shock and belief he will be vindicated. Boykin also seeks quick trial and denies any dealings with savings and loans. President Kennedy previously named Johnson for re election support at a Baltimore rally.
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Thomas F. Johnson
D-Md
Frank W. Boykin
D-Ala
Department of Justice
J. Kenneth Edlin
Miami
Fla
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First Colony Savings and Loan Association
Maryland
Johnson
Rogers C. B. Morton
Thurston B. Morton
Boykin
Kennedy
Thomas Johnson
Frank Boykin
Alabama
Justice Department
Savings and Loan
GOP Attacks Democrats Over Cuba Policy
Three Republican leaders including Rep. William E. Miller Sen. Barry Goldwater and Rep. Bob Wilson condemned the Kennedy administration for tragic irresolution on Cuba. They called Cuba the dominant issue in the upcoming November 6 elections, stating it as the defining political question.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
William E. Miller
New York
National Party
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Bob Wilson
California
Senate
House
France Seeks Nautilus Class Nuclear Submarine From U S
Information sources report France is negotiating to buy a Nautilus class nuclear submarine from the United States. The submarine would be first of its atomic boats and would not carry Polaris missiles, according to sources on Tuesday.
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Washington
France
United States
Tobacco Law Signed Restricts Acreage Transfers in Tobacco
President Kennedy signed a law that limits transfer of unused acreage allotments for binder and filler tobacco in the 1962 63 crop year, applying the same county level restrictions already in place since 1960 for other tobaccos. The rule affects Ohio and a few other states producing cigar binder and filler.
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Washington
Ohio
Kennedy
Kennedy urged to mind the store on cross country trip
Los Angeles report notes Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona criticizing President Kennedy for touring the country on behalf of Democrats. Goldwater says Kennedy should spend more time minding the store and handling domestic matters.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Tropical Storm Halts Ranger 5 Moon Mission
Tropical Storm Ella, center 310 miles east of Fort Pierce, threatens Cape Canaveral. Winds near 70 mph with stronger gusts as gales extend far. NASA postpones Ranger 5 launch to the moon for four weeks due to forecast adverse weather.
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Fla
Fort Pierce
Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Weather Bureau
Circlville Pumpkin Show Opens With Parades And Queen Contests
Circlville begins its 56th Pumpkin Show dating back to 1903 with two parades and queen contests. The eight block area in the city center is closed to traffic for booths rides marches and the crowd through late Saturday night.
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Circleville
Elderly Couple Beaten by Foster Son Leaves Them Hospitalized
In POINT PLEASANT Mason County deputies report James Blessing 42 beat Mr. and Mrs. J R Gunneaux both 71 at their Route 35 home three miles south of Point Pleasant to stop him from beating his polio sufferer wife. The couple admitted for bruises and contusions with good condition. Blessing jailed pending charges.
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Point Pleasant
Carolyn
Mason County
J. R. Gunneaux
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
James Blessing
Gunneaux
Blessing
U S Army Helicopters Strike Viet Cong Near Saigon
Four HU1 helicopters and a battalion of Vietnamese soldiers engaged Viet Cong guerrillas 55 miles northwest of Saigon after a helicopter forced down by mechanical trouble, with rockets and machineguns used to suppress the ambush and suspected casualties among the Viet Cong.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
U. S
Reds Launch Sputnik Seeks Scientific Data
Ohio Highway Patrol announces Floyd C. Moon as lieutenant colonel and Moon as assistant superintendent, with Col. Radcliffe presenting the new rank. The report also notes a Soviet Sputnik Cosmos X launch with instruments functioning. Milwaukee Braves name Bob Bragan as manager, a former major league player and coach.
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Floyd C. Moon
Scott B. Radcliffe
Ohio Highway Patrol
Moon
Reds
Sputnik
Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Milwaukee
The
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Latin Mass Language Change Studied by Vatican Council
The Vatican Ecumenical Council will debate using modern languages in Masss. Missionary bishops favor vernacular services to reach local peoples while traditionalists see Latin as a unifying factor. The issue has global implications for church unity and missionary work.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
New Guinea
Unemployment Claims Rise in Ohio Week to Oct 13
New unemployment claims in Ohio increased to 15,277 for the week ended Oct 13 from 14,658 the prior week, according to the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation.
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Columbus
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
President Signs Tax Revision Bill to Aid Modernization
President Kennedy signed a tax revision bill that provides a $1 billion incentive to businesses that modernize. The measure aims to update the tax structure, stimulate the economy, and improve fairness and compliance in reporting interest and dividends despite Congress rejecting withholding on investment income.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy seeks tax changes with investment credit proposal
The proposed bill would require corporations to report all dividend payments over ten dollars annually to the Treasury and recipients, and savings institutions to report interest. It includes an investment credit of up to seven percent on machinery purchases. Treasury estimates foresee a $170 million annual revenue loss, while Congressional staff predict $545 million. The investment credit took effect January 1, with other provisions starting next year.
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Kennedy
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