Eisenhower Lashes Kennedy Policy and Peace Corps
Former President Eisenhower blasted the Kennedy administration in a New York campaign stop for Lefkowitz. He warned of fluctuating federal policy, deficits, and inflation risks, calling the Peace Corps a juvenile experiment and joking about moon missions.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Peace Corps
Louis J. Lefkowitz
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Washington
U.S
Moscow raps US boast over nuclear supremacy
A Moscow radio broadcast denounces Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric for claiming the United States could deliver a second nuclear strike equal to the Soviet first. The station calls his remarks hysterical and warns they threaten global security.
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London
Moscow
America
Soviet Union
Defense
United States
North America
Gilpatric
Navy Recruiter Innocent in Grand Jury Larceny Charge
Eddie White a U S Navy recruiter in Point Pleasant pleaded innocent in Gallia County Common Pleas Court to larceny alleging he stole a steel calf valued at 80 dollars from James M Ballard of Vinton Route 1 around June 10. Bond set at 500 dollars la
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Gallipolis
Eddie White
U. S. Navy
Point Pleasant
Gallia County
White
Grand
James M. Ballard
Vinton
Stevenson Says UN Finances, Secretary General Crises Near Resolve
Adlai E. Stevenson told a San Francisco audience that the United Nations faced two immediate crises, including choosing an interim secretary general and funding. He warned that without member payments the UN cannot survive, stressing finances as a critical urgency.
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San Francisco
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Stevenson
U.S
Postmaster Draws Fire From NAACP
Postmaster General J Edward Day reinstated W W Law Georgia NAACP head as a mailman in Savannah but the method he used drew sharp NAACP criticism. Robert L Carter said Day s statement was vicious insulting and misleading and questioned Day s cabinet suitability. Day said he acted with regret and did not want to fuel a publicity campaign to make Law a martyr.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Robert L. Carter
Day
W. W. Law
Georgia
Savannah
Law
Midas IV Detects Titan Missile Firing
Cape Canaveral reports the Midas IV spy satellite detected a Titan missile launch during a 6100 mile test flight on Tuesday night. The test aimed to see if infrared sensors could track exhaust and relay data to a ground station while the satellite circled 2100 miles overhead.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Five day forecast calls for cooler week with light showers
Temperatures will average two to three degrees below normal with highs 59 to 66 and lows 38 to 44. Cooler Thursday and minor changes thereafter. Rainfall expected about two to four tenths of an inch in shower activity heading into the weekend.
Iran Moves To Halt 50 Megaton Nuclear Test Appeal
Iran calls on the United Nations General Assembly to suspend general debate on nuclear testing and to take up immediately a proposal urging the Soviet Union to cancel its planned 50 megaton hydrogen bomb explosion. Mehdi Vakil, an Iranian delegate and sponsor, led the move at UN headquarters in New York.
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United Nations
N.Y. i
U.N
Soviet Union
Mehdi Vakil
General Assembly
Moscow
Nations Week Founded in San Francisco in 1945
The organization was founded in San Francisco in June 1945 and its charter ratified on October 24 of that year. In a New York news conference Stevenson and Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin announced an interim successor to Dag Hammarskjold should be Burma's U Thant. Zorin confirmed the agreement in New York. Prospects improved for a UN Security Council deadlock break with Mauritius and Outer Mongolia members. Nationalist China appeared to abandon its veto.
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San Francisco
New York
Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
Dag Hammarskjold
Burma
U Thant
Security Council
Mauritania
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
China
Titan Missile Flight Tests Midas Satellite
Cape Canaveral reports a Titan ICBM completed its ninth test flight as part of a mission tied to the Midas IV spy satellite. The launch aimed to test infrared sensing of the exhaust trail and relay to a ground station, but officials did not disclose whether the satellite detected it.
Health officials monitor fallout from Soviet nuclear test
Public health authorities in North America rush to detect early fallout from the Soviet Union's Monday nuclear blast. Officials say it is too soon to judge health risk for the coming weeks or spring. A Weather Bureau scientist notes the initial fallout could pass north of the United States.
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Washington
North America
Soviet Union
Weather Bureau
Continental
United States
Atomic blasts spark fallout concerns from Soviet tests
Uppsala University observers report another Soviet atomic test in the Novaya Zemlya area. Officials warn fallout from iodine and strontium could affect health in the coming weeks and months, with uncertain levels and protective standards.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Uppsala University Observatory
Governors Meet for Rail Crisis Warning
A panel of governors heard that Eastern railroads were $122 million in the red as of August 30, a real public crisis. Leaders from five major roads blamed artificial government handicaps and argued for policy changes to avert broader economic damage.
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New York
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
National Governors’ Conference
Allen J. Greenough
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greenough
Mike Ureed To Run Again
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle campaigned in Canton and Uhrichsville urging Ohio voters to back his state needs while attacking Republicans in the General Assembly for not funding approved increases. He wept when Paul M. Perkins asked if he should pursue a 1962 draft DiSalle bid, drawing a standing ovation from about 400 attendees.
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Canton
Michael V. DiSalle
Uhrichsville
Ohio
General Assembly
DiSalle
Paul M. Perkins
Stark County
Democratic Party
Girl 4 Is Killed Family's Second Loss
In Georgetown Ohio Lorraine Amita Highfield four ran under a tree felled for firewood and died an accidental death. The Highfield family of Winchester had already lost Karen Jo Ann 22 months old in a pool near their home last May. They also have a 14 month old daughter.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Lorrie Amita Highfield
Harold D. Highfield
Winchester
Karen Jo Ann
Highfields
Army asserts rights then yields ground in Berlin border clash
U S Army officials clash with East German authorities over access to East Berlin as tanks and armored cars mass at the border. Two U S Army sightseeing buses are turned back after initial entry, while civilian movement is restricted. East German police demand passenger lists as forces from UK and France posture nearby.
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Berlin
East Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
Gesundbrunnen
Ambulance Trip Brings Girl Back To Jailers
Delores Mae Landers nineteen reports being picked up from the Meigs County reformatory after illness forced a trip to Holzer Hospital. The 17 year old, initially taken to Gallia’s Holzer, was found not to have appendicitis and was returned to Meigs County jail in Pomeroy. The incident followed her walk away from Marysville’s juvenile facility and prior transport by Meigs County Sheriff to Marysville.
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Gallipolis
Meigs County
Holzer Hospital
Delores Mae Landers
Pomeroy
Marysville
Ernie E. Thompson
Thompson
Gallia County
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Hospital
Fire Sweeps ThreeStory Columbus Rooming House
Thick smoke from a three story rooming house in Columbus sent 18 firemen and three residents to hospitals. The fire caused $1500 damage and was confined to the basement but filled the building with smoke as occupants crowded from windows and stairs. Firemen located the blaze in the basement after gropping through the building. cause undetermined. Smoke inhalation forced a halt to firefighting to count personnel.
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Columbus
Ohio Nar Cotic Laws Fail To Curb Drug Sales
Rev. Lynn Hageman of New York told a Cleveland workshop that harsh Ohio narcotics laws do not stop good quality narcotics from circulating in the state. He said addicts pass through Ohio to obtain drugs and then leave, because the state is too dangerous.
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Lynn Hageman
New
Ohio
Ohio State Student Wins Tasting Contest
Ohio State University senior David H. Brown 21 of Warren Ohio won top honors in the 27th annual College Students International Contest in Judging Dairy Products. Sixty three students from 21 colleges competed, with Brown receiving a gold watch Tuesday night.
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Washington
Ohio State University
David H. Brown
Warren
Ohio
Texan predicts man in orbit by December and moon by 1969
Rep. Olin E. Teague of Texas, a Space Committee member, stated the United States will place a man in orbit by December 5 and land a man on the moon by 1969. He spoke Tuesday in Bryan Texas as part of the Space Committee’s discussion.
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Texan
Bryan
Tex
Texas
United States
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
Space Committee
Earth
Taylor Encouraged Over South Viet Nam
Gen Maxwell L. Taylor arrived in Bangkok from Saigon after a week in South Viet Nam reporting he is very much encouraged by the pro Western government’s ability to resist Communist guerrilla attacks. He said South Viet Nam has the resources to cope with the threat to its independence.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Maxwell L. Taylor
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Kennedy
Ohio Study Seeks Causes of School Dropouts
The Ohio Department of Education has sent forms to 370 school systems to report underlying characteristics of dropout cases both individually and for local situations, aiming to understand why youths leave school before graduation.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Education
Death Ashes Threaten Japan From Soviet Nuclear Tests
Tokyo government scientists warn of heavy radioactive fallout expected to reach Japan Friday or Saturday from a Arctic range hydrogen bomb test. Meteorological officials urge not to drink rain water and to wash vegetables and fruit before eating as precaution.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan
Arctic
Meteorological Agency
Earth
Tshombe Accepts Katanga Cease Fire and Prisoner Transfers
In Leopoldville Congo the Katanga leader Moise Tshombe formally accepts ratification of the Katanga UN cease fire and will hand over about 190 Irish and Scandinavian prisoners. The UN says Mahmoud Khiar will regain control of Elisabethville post office and radio station and return 210 Katangan prisoners captured in the fighting.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Mahmoud Khiar
Elisabethville
Forty one fugitives flee Red China to British colony
Forty one fugitives from Red China, captured by British patrols this side of the Chinese Communist border, were questioned by police today in preparation for facing illegal entry charges. They likely will be cautioned by the court, fined nominally or set free, and then reside in the British colony.
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Honk Kong
Red China
Police raid in Avondale seizes heroin and morphine
Police detained six suspects for questioning after a raid on an Avondale apartment netted an estimated 3500 dollars of heroin and morphine.
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Cincinnati
Avondale
Rayburn fed through stomach tube for past week
Doctors at Baylor Hospital in Dallas stated on Tuesday that House Speaker Sam Rayburn has been fed through a stomach tube nearly continuously for the past week.
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Dallas
Tex
Baylor Hospital
Sam Rayburn
Tax collections rise in Columbus first quarter
Ohio state excise tax receipts for July to September show a $1 million increase over the same quarter last year. The report outlines higher revenue across sectors, with officials citing steady economic activity and improved tax compliance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Turnabout Is Only Fair Play in Batesville
Batesville photographer Coy Claxton retaliates against a grocery promo by offering six free bags of potato chips to anyone who buys his baby pictures. The bold counteroffer targets the chip brand tied to the retailer’s free photo incentive.
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Batesville
Ark
P— Coy Claxton
Claxton
Youngstown Judge Seeks Ohio Office
Youngstown judge Harold Richert of Mahoning County seeks the Democratic nomination for attorney general of Ohio in the 1962 primary. Akron attorney Harold L. Libby, leading Richert support, collected the petitions from Secretary of State Ted W. Brown.
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Columbus
Youngstown
Ohio
Harold Richert
Mahoning County
Harold L. Libby
Akron
Richert
Ted W. Brown
Lost and Found Ad Urges Quick Messenger Help
A classified notice promotes rapid Lost and Found ads in The Messenger. It urges readers to call LY 3-1242 after discovering a loss, claiming the department regularly yields more finders than other media.
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