Stees Pleads Innocent In Wife Murder Case
Stern-faced Dr. Gene Isaac Stees pleads innocent to a first degree murder charge in municipal court. Officials say autopsy shows no drowning, body found with oil drum. grand jury to reconvene Thursday to consider the case. Stees and his father planned to hire counsel as the investigation continues.
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Lebanese Vessel Maruela Passes After Boarding by U S Navy
A U S Navy boarding party inspected the Lebanese flag freighter Maruela 180 miles northeast of Nassau finding no prohibited material aboard The ship carrying 12 trucks sulfur paper rolls and truck parts was allowed to proceed to Havana The operation followed a stricter Cuban blockade and an earlier check on a Soviet tanker Bucharest
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U S fires submegaton nuclear device over Pacific
The United States detonated a sub megaton nuclear warhead at high altitude near Johnston Island 750 miles southwest of Hawaii. The Thor missile delivered the warhead to 30 to 40 miles, with a yield between 20 000 and one million tons of TNT. The blast appeared as a brief rainbow flash above the ocean while Honolulu saw only a transient light.
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DiSalle accuses Rhodes of fraud in state audit move
Governor DiSalle alleges fraud in Rhodes office practices and seeks emergency board funds for a full audit. He cites two investigators and local rental charges for state adding machines as possible taxpayer milking. Rhodes denies the charges and backs an investigation. DiSalle names investigators Miller and Pistorio for a preliminary records review. Missile launched from Vandenberg AFB today using Atlas D ICBM.
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Washington
India Goes On War Footing Amid Chinese Invasion
New Delhi moves toward emergency rule as China drives deeper into India. Prime Minister Nehru empowers the central government to rally 457 million people for defense, while front line fighting reports heavy casualties and retreats near Towang Chushul and Longju in Ladakh and the northeast frontier. The US reports a six tenths rise in the cost of living in September.
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Republicans clash at secret Cuba briefing sessions
Washington briefings for congressmen and governors on the Cuban blockade drew Republican criticism and Democratic countercharges of political wrangling. Senators Clark and Pel ly criticized State Department control, while sessions in New York City Fort Worth Atlanta and Chicago drew mixed bipartisan notes as Defense and State officials led the talks. Separately the Area Redevelopment Administration approved a 9950 technical assistance study to promote commercial tourism and job creation in Hocking County Ohio.
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Pomeroy Jeweler Seeks Sentence Reduction in Tax Case
A motion to mitigate the sentence of Pomeroy jeweler N. W. Compton remains before U.S. District Court Judge Mell G. Underwood. Compton was sentenced last week to two concurrent 90 day terms with a $5000 fine for three counts of failure to file income tax. Unless acted upon, he must report to the U.S. marshal next Thursday to begin serving. In Washington, Adlai E. Stevenson flew in for talks with President Kennedy ahead of UN discussions on the Cuban crisis.
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U Thant Opens Talks to Ease Cuba Crisis
Acting Secretary General U Thant begins talks with the United States Soviet Union and Cuba to end the Cuban crisis. Stevenson pressed for proof missiles to cease and bases removed while Zorin challenged U S assertions during a tense Security Council session.
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Ike Asks Sacrifices and Attacks Kennedy in Pittsburgh
Dwight D. Eisenhower urged Americans to make sacrifices for Cuba and warned unity is needed. He then attacked the Kennedy administration on domestic policy, saying 21 months under Kennedy harmed the economy and worsened unemployment and deficits at a Pittsburgh rally before about 17,000.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cuba
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Cuban Missiles May Be Used To Pressure Berlin
Khrushchev possibly ordered Cuban missile bases to threaten nuclear war and force U S concessions on Berlin. Officials warn of a second phase beyond the blockade as Soviet missile teams of about 5000 on Cuba push to complete bases and deploy missiles despite the naval quarantine.
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Ashington
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Heavy Snow Hits Ohio Forcing School Closures and Tieups
Heavy snow covered northern Summit County as eight inches fell in Ghent and six in Twinsburg with five inches in Independence. Four inches were recorded in Chagrin Falls and two to three inches in Bedford and Chardon. Schools in Newbury Twinsburg and Independence closed due to dangerous roads and traffic delays along the Akron to Cleveland corridor.
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Ohio Welfare Costs Decrease In August
Welfare figures for Ohio show a slight rise in the number of recipients in August while total payments declined. The state reported 247,630 people drawing 12,633,820 dollars across four federal state programs in August.
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