Aiken predicts rejection of Goldwater Cuban reservation
Senator George D. Aiken forecast the Senate will reject Barry Goldwater's Cuban reservation to the limited nuclear test ban treaty. He argued the move aims to kill the pact, while predicting broad ratification support and limited Republican backing for Goldwater.
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Goldwater Reservation
Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Cuba
U S Pressing for Viet Nam Reforms Despite Nhu Stand
Washington maintains pressure for South Viet Nam policy reforms even as Ngo Dinh Nhu and Ngo Dinh Diem publicly express confidence. Kennedy had said the Diem government had lost touch with the people, yet U S policy remains unchanged.
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United States
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Diem
Associated Press
Viet Nam
Secret Police
Kennedy
U. S
Cuba Blames U S for Santa Clara Air Raid
Cuba's armed forces claim the United States orchestrated an air raid on Santa Clara Las Villas province at 4 am. The attack killed a school teacher and wounded his three children. The statement warns of serious incidents if such acts recur.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Santa Clara
Fidel Castro
Las Villas
Havana
Employment Bureau Dismisses 25 Clerks
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation plans layoffs in Ohio's Cleveland office, reducing staff by 23 clerks from about 175 at the Cleveland district office. Administrator Willard P. Dudley says the cut will save the state around 100000 dollars annually and targets minor clerical positions.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio State Employment Service
Cleveland
BUC
Willard P. Dudley
Dudley
AFL CIO teachers strike New York City opening day
The AFL-CIO United Federation of Teachers voted to strike New York City public schools on opening day defying a State Supreme Court order. Separately, two diesel locomotives and 17 freight cars derailed at a crossing near Minerva eight miles northeast in Stark County.
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New York
Afl-Cio
United Federation of Teachers
New York City
Supreme Court
Lisbon
New York Central
Stark County Line
Minerva
Christine Keeler Held Overnight In Bond Battle
Christine Keeler, 21, Britain's scandal figure, spent a night in jail and posted 3000 pounds bond on perjury and conspiracy charges tied to Aloysius Lucky Gordon. Three other defendants, including two women and a West Indian man, were arrested. Gordon had a prior three year sentence for assault.
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London
Christine Keeler
Britain
Miss Keeler
Christine
Aloysius Lucky Gordon
West End
Gordon
Court of Criminal Appeal
Lawyer Hired To Defend Youth In Slaying Case
POINT PLEASANT The family of Jerry Lewis Borrer, 16, Henderson, hires State Sen. J. G. F. Johnson to represent their son charged with murder for the fatal stabbing of his 19 year old sister Mary Elizabeth. He agreed to a polygraph test but refused to take it after arrangements to go to Charleston. Borrer is held in the county jail after being arrested by State Police and the sheriff's office. The crime is under ongoing investigation.
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Point Pleasant
Jerry Lewis Borrer
Henderson
Mary Elizabeth
J. G. F. Johnson
Mason County Sheriff's Department
West Virginia
Charleston
Senator Johnson
Rorrer
George Rorrer
S. P. Vandevender
Morris Bragg
Horrer
Beauty Queen Ends Her Reign as Miss America
Jacqueline Jeanne Mayer of Sandusky Ohio relinquishes her title in Atlantic City after a year of travel and appearances. The 21 year old Northwestern student plans to resume studies majoring in radio and television while expressing gratitude for the experience and hopes for the successor’s happiness.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jacqueline Jeanne Mayer
Jackie
United States
England
Sandus
1200 Jobs Promised To Ohiocans
The Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council announced that State Finance Director Richard L. Krabach said a new out of state plant has committed to moving in, promising about 1200 local jobs. The figure came while Krabach spoke at the council's 45th annual convention as part of promoting a $250 million bond issue for education recreation and capital improvements on the November 5 ballot.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Building and Construction Trades Council
Richard L. Krabach
Krabach
Labor Organization
Council
John E. Breidenbach
Dayton
Karl Rothermund
Ohio Contractors Association
Armistice Commission Censures Israel and Jordan
The U N Armistice Commission censured both Israel and Jordan for flagrant armistice violations in a border incident west of Jerusalem that killed an Israeli worker. Fire exchange on August 24 prompted complaints from both nations to the commission.
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Jerusalem
U. N. Armistice Commission
Israel
Jordan
White House Fireworks Delight Guests Fight Night Calls
President Kennedy hosted King Mohammed Zahir and Queen Homaira at a White House state dinner as 15 minute fireworks drew cheers from guests and sparked hundreds of worried calls to police and newspapers. Marines bagpipers and a military review accompanied the royal visit as fall social Season opened.
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Kennedy
Mohammed Zahir
Afghanistan
Washington, D.C
Washington
White House
Capital
Homaira
Air Force
Army
Huntsville School Closed by Governor Desegregation Clash
In Huntsville Alabama a group of about 25 mothers defied Gov. George Wallace and state troopers by marching their children into East Clinton Grammar School which Wallace had ordered closed for the day. Troopers later blocked entry again at the school and at Fifth Avenue School where a Black 8 year old boy attempted to enter. FBI agents were present with the Herefords. no agents with the Brewtons.
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Huntsville
Ala
George C. Wallace
East Clinton Grammar School
State Highway Patrol
Fifth Avenue School
W. Hereford IV
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Herefords
FBI
Sidney Brewton
John
East Clinton
Wallace
Joe Payne
Texas Tower Workers Ordered Evacuated Off Cape Cod
A squadron of five Navy helicopters was ordered to evacuate 31 workers from Texas Towers II and III off Cape Cod as winds and seas rose. Lipsett Inc dismantles the towers once part of the Air Defense Early Warning system. Coast Guard ships accompany the operation with completion expected in four hours.
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Chatham
Mass
Navy
Texas Towers
Cape Cod
Coast Guard
Bos
Chatham Airport
Texas
New Jersey
Gambling Stamps Sold in Southern Ohio District
IRS records show 417 people across 41 counties in the Southern Ohio Internal Revenue District obtained federal pinball gambling stamps. The Cincinnati area accounts for the largest share with stamps valued at 250 dollars. Purchasers include Cecil H. Hopkins of Hoppys Country Kitchen Athens Ruth North of Ruths Drive Inn Route 33 Nelsonville and James L. Shafer and Robert L. Shafer of Shafer's Sohio Station Chestnut Street Nelsonville.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Internal Revenue _ District
IRS
Cecil H. Hopkins
Hoppy’s Country Kitchen
Athens
Ruth North
Ruth's Drive Inn
Route 33
Nelsonville
James L
Robert L Shafer
Shafer
Sohio Station
Chestnut St
Americans on Moon by 1970
NASA planners study post Apollo options including multi man space stations, Mars missions, and a permanent moon base. Officials favor a space station as the logical next step for extended spaceflight and biomedical research, with military considerations likely shaping orders of priority.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Mars
Space Agency
Deci
Michael Yarymovych
NASA
Manned Space Station Office
Yarymovych
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