Ohio Supreme Court hears Athens local option case
The Ohio Supreme Court heard oral arguments on a mandamus to order a November 5 local option election in Athens Second Ward. The case questions whether signatories may withdraw from a petition after filing and whether the Athens County board acted properly in ruling the petition invalid after 71 of 99 signers withdrew.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Athens
James T. Shipman
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Athens County Election Board
Ohio
Roger J. Jones Jr
Homer B. Gall Jr
Jones
William R. Chadeayne
Shipman
Chadeayne
China blasts Soviet U S link as holy alliance
Red China attacked a Soviet led bloc as a holy alliance with the United States India and Yugoslavia aimed at strangling revolutions and restoring capitalism. Red Flag said Khrushchev aided the alliance and predicted its destruction, naming the United States India and Yugoslavia as imperialist, reactionary forces.
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Russia
U.S
Tokyo
Red China
United States
India
Yugoslavia
Red Flag
Khrushchev
Peking
Nehru
Tito
Cuba
Goldwater Decides By Year’s End On 1964 Run
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona says he will decide before year end whether to seek the Republican presidential nomination. He noted pressure from supporters and hinted he may enter all state primaries if he runs. He named Ford Knowland and Rockefeller as potential GOP allies, with Rockefeller described as more conservative than some admit.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Rep
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
U.S
Sen
William Knowland
California
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
P— US
Charles A. Vanik
Dohio
Barry M. Goldwater
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Classified Ad Offer Promises 16 Word Ads for One Day
An advertisement touts 16 word classified ads for one day at 1.00 using the LY 3 1242 number. It urges readers to call for ad writing help and to buy sell or trade through The Messenger classifieds.
Just Misses Wax Job
In Denver a car stolen from in front of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Nichols was recovered in Los Angeles on August 24. Nichols washed the car and replaced tires before thieves struck again the following weekend. Mrs. Nichols joked the car would have been waxed soon. Xavier University in Cincinnati received a $25 000 Ford Foundation grant for capital improvements.
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Denver
Colo
Arthur J. Nichols
Los Angeles
Nichols
Xavier
Cincinnati
Xavier University
Ford Foundation
Voters in Ohio district back college tax deduction and tougher Cuba policy
About 14 000 residents in Ohio's 11th District responding to a questionnaire distributed by Rep. Oliver Bolton show 79.1 percent favor a federal income tax deduction for college expenses and 86.2 percent favor a more aggressive Cuban policy including a blockade and possible military intervention if Soviet troops are not withdrawn.
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Washington
Ohio
11Th
Oliver P. Bolton
Mentor
U.S
Kennedy calls tax cut insurance against recession
President Kennedy described the 11 billion dollar tax reduction plan as recession insurance and urged prompt passage. He said delaying the bill invites uncertainty and argued quick enactment would boost business, consumer and investment incentives while budgeting deficits remain controlled.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Conference of the Business Committee For
Cannon Blast Injures Four At Legion Parade
A small cannon exploded during the American Legion parade in Miami Beach Florida injuring four people. Victims include Lester Cordell from Tulsa plus gun crew members Philip Harness Oscar Wilder and Paul Fearer all reporting facial hand and chest burns. The convention opens with remarks by Dean Rusk and a vote on a national commander scheduled by Thursday.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Legion Convention
Lester Cordell
Tulsa
Okla
Philip Harness
Elkins
W. Va
Oscar Wilder
Miami
Paul Fearer
Dean Rusk
Legion
Cholesterol Linked to Heart Disease Risk Rise
A Framingham study of 5 127 adults links high cholesterol with more coronary disease and higher fatal heart attack risk. Researchers caution cholesterol may signal broader fat risks, not sole cause, indicating a threshold of safety in fatty populations.
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New York
Framingham
Mass
William B. Kannel
National Heart Institute
Bipartisan push to ratify limited nuclear test ban treaty
A Senate drive to ratify the treaty gains momentum with President Kennedy preparing a letter to lawmakers to dispel doubts. Senator Dirksen supports the effort after a White House meeting with Kennedy and Senator Mansfield and aims to use the letter to back a reservation-free ratification.
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Senate
Everett Dirksen
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
J. W. Fulbright
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Soviet Union
Cuba
White House
Barry
Castro
Nikita
Draft For Single Men Only Now
President Kennedy ordered a halt to drafting married men while enough single men remain to sustain military strength. An executive order says married men will be drafted only after all single men in the 1925 age group are taken. Officials said future needs can be met without draft of husbands unless forces expand.
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Washington
Kennedy
Runaway in the Yards Ends With Boy Halting Engine
Larry Jones a 12 year old boy born without arms climbed into a idle Santa Fe switch engine No 552 in Kansas City yards and rode about six miles toward Union Station at 35 mph before yard workers stopped the locomotive by applying the emergency brake After catching up a pursuing engine switchman Gene Schieble forced the engine to halt and the boy escaped unharmed
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Kan
Santa Fe
Union Station
Larry Jones
Trols
L. C. Lowe
East End
Larry
Gene Schieble
Kennedy federalizes Alabama National Guard to desegregate schools
President Kennedy assumed command of 17 000 Alabama National Guardsmen from Governor Wallace and ordered desegregation of public schools in Birmingham Mobile and Tuskegee. Twenty black students entered previously all white high schools with police and guards present. Huntsville saw earlier desegregation in lower grades.
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Mobile
Dorothy Davis
Henry Hobdy
Alabama
Huntsville
S. W. Hereford IV
Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Tuskegee
Wallace
Montgomery
West End High School
Groun
Murphy High School
Belpre Man Killed In Parkersburg Head-On Crash
Jefferson L. Massie 23 of Belpre Ohio died in a head on collision near Parkersburg on West Virginia Route 2, state police reported. A passenger and the other driver were reportedly injured but details were not provided.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Jefferson L. Massie
Belpre
Ohio
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