Kennedy urges India China feud shaping Asia future
Sen. John F. Kennedy told a Miami University convocation that the India China struggle for economic and political leadership in Asia will affect the security and standing of the United States. He said China has closed the gap with India and could soon launch satellites and weapons. Kennedy stressed supporting India to win the race with Red China and praised open society values. He then rushed to Cincinnati and Dayton after meeting Gov. DiSalle before returning to Washington for a conference with Nikita Khrushchev.
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India
China
East
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Miami University
Asia
Kennedy
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nikita Khrushchev
Ohio to allow ballot-punching voting devices
A new law lets Ohio use ballot-punching voting machines starting Sept. 28, but a three-member commission must approve before they become legal. Martin Coyle, a Hamilton attorney, says the machines are ready for mass production though not in use until next year. The device is about one foot square and a foot and a half tall, uses punched card ballots, and includes magnification and lighting with safeguards. The secretary of state will appoint the commission, which must act within 30 days after enactment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Martin Coyle
Hamilton
Ted W. Brown
Coyle
Laos asks UN team to secure helicopters for tour
VIENTIANE Laos government asks the UN fact finding mission to obtain helicopters for an inspection tour of Sam Neua province near the Communist North Vietnamese border. There are no Laos helicopters. access to remote areas relies on air travel. In Paris gunmen tried to assassinate Algerian leader Messali Hadj. he remained unharmed though an associate was wounded.
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Vientiane
Laos
Sam Neua
Paris
Messali Hadj
Weather Summary for Ohio and West Virginia
Partly cloudy and cool in Ohio today and tonight with a chance of scattered frost. Low 34 to 38. Friday fair and warmer, high 62 to 66. West Virginia fair but cooler with scattered frost east and north, lows 32 to 40 east and 37 to 43 west. Friday fair and quite cool.
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West Virginia
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Anchorage
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Detroit
Honolulu
Besa
Kansas City
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Philadelphia
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Portland
Ore
Ichmond
Doctors Study New Dangers
Health Department official Dr. Thomas F. Mancuso warned that new industrial materials could be released before their dangers are known. Mancuso, head of the Industrial Hygiene Division, will supervise Ohio’s radiation and air pollution control program at the Ohio Academy of General Practice meeting in Columbus.
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Health Department
Thomas F. Mancuso
Ohio Academy of General Practice
Mancuso
Ohio
Federal Court Rules Against Bible Reading in Schools
A special federal court in Philadelphia ruled that reading the Bible and compulsory recitation of The Lord's Prayer in Pennsylvania public schools violate the First and Fourteenth Amendments. Three judges issued the decision Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Flood Devastates Surat City After Wall Collapse
Flood waters poured into Surat, 160 miles north of Bombay, with early reports of hundreds drowned as an ancient wall protecting the city failed and the Tapti River swirled through the main bazaar.
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Bombay
India
Surat
Ohio Civil Rights Commission Opens Cleveland and Cincinnati Offices
The Ohio Civil Rights Commission will start regional offices in Cleveland and Cincinnati, announced by the commission's director on Wednesday. Middletown opens a pedestrian downtown shopping mall today, following Toledo's example.
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Columbus
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Commission
Middletown
Toledo
U S fails to orbit satellite in Cape Canaveral test
The three stage launcher lifted the satellite at 9 34 a m but the Defense Department says the third stage apparently failed to fire and data were not received leaving the satellite not in orbit The test followed earlier X 15 powered flight at Edwards Air Force Base and an Atlas missile test near Ascension Island with nose cone recovery not planned
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Fla
United States
Defense Department
Washington
Canaveral
Advanced Research and Projects Administration
Ascension Island
Atlantic
Air Force
Eisenhower Proposes Non governmental Board to End Steel Strike
President Eisenhower offers a nongovernmental review board to suggest settlement terms in the steel strike. Steelworkers president McDonald accepts by telegram, while industry leaders reject government intervention and say no fact finding board will be appointed.
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Eisenhower
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
White House
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
Herter Urges Peaceful Change in East West Tension
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter addressed the 82 nation General Assembly in New York urging a broad program to reduce East West tensions through peaceful political military and economic changes. He called for disarmament talks outer space cooperation and Berlin reunification while criticizing Soviet noncooperation and signaling a push for unity in space age diplomacy.
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N. Y
Christian A. Herter
Herter
General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Asia
Hungary
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Khrushchev Moves to New York After Washington Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives in New York after a high profile Washington visit. He promises new disarmament proposals before the United Nations and meets with reporters and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Eisenhower says talks show a friendly mood but no final conclusions yet.
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Nikita Khrushchev
New York
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Camp David
Maryland
United Nations
United States
Moscow
Khrushchery
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
De Gaulle Plan For Algeria Draws Critics
In Algiers General Charles de Gaulle outlines options for Algeria after peace: independence integration with France or autonomy. A four year election after pacification decides, with risk of misery and chaos if independence is pursued. France backs autonomy.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Grand Jury Indicts Rand For Murder
The Franklin County grand jury indicted George Albert Rand, 34, for first degree murder in the torch slaying of Melvin E. Payne on July 2. Rand is accused of fatally shooting and burning Payne, an investigator for the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation.
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Columbus
Franklin County Grand Jury
George Albert Rand
Melvin E. Payne
Rand
Payne
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Building Collapse in Italy Leaves Dozens Dead
BARLETTA Italy disaster teams probe rubble after a five story apartment building fell in an earthquake. Forty five bodies recovered and 57 missing with 15 injured. Authorities fear more may be buried. three workers were among the missing. In a separate note, Edwards Air Force Base reports first flight test of the Minuteman ICBM.
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Barletta
Italy
Red China reshuffles high command and defense chief
Radio Peiping reports a shakeup in the Red Chinese armed forces with Marshal Lin Piao replacing Peng Teh-huai as defense minister. Deputy Premier Gen Lo Jui-ching moves to the army general staff, succeeding Gen Huang Ko-cheng, and Hsieh Fu-chih becomes public security minister.
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Tokyo
Red China
Lin Piao
Peng Teh-huai
Radio
Power Company Plans Ohio Valley Expansion
American Electric Power Co. outlines expansion in the Ohio Valley with a site at Clarington Ohio purchased for possible plant construction. Additional valley locations are under consideration as projects are announced soon.
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Power Company
Ohio Valley
Wheeling
W. Va
American Electric Power Co
Clarington
Ohio
Philip Sporn
Ohio Airman Killed In Carrier Accident
Alameda naval officials report Fremont Ohio native James Bliss died from injuries on the Bon Homme Richard flight deck during air operations off Monterey California. The carrier commander conveyed the briefing of the fatal incident on Tuesday.
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Alameda
Calif
Fremont
Ohio
Monterey
Alameda Naval Air Station
James Bliss
Dems Begin Campaign Preparation for 1960 Bid
The Democratic National Committee set convention delegate strength and qualifications and begins organizing for the 1960 campaign. Members attend strategy sessions led by state leaders while two dinners are open to all. Humphrey will speak tonight followed by Symington and Williams on Saturday. The committee approved two proposals with little Southern opposition, in a rare harmonious session.
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Democratic National Committee
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Gov
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Paul M. Butler
Appeal Looms On Injunction In Columbus Election Fight
Ohio attorney general says an appeal will be filed to lift the permanent injunction blocking the metropolitan federation amendment from the November ballot. Judge Robert Draper had made the injunction permanent after earlier granting a temporary order. The amendment would let counties with cities of 50 000 plus consolidate police and fire services. the Legislature put it to voters as a constitutional amendment after a prior rejection.
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Columbus
Attorney General’s
Metropolitan Federation
Common Pleas
Robert Draper
Ohio roads in bad shape say highway director
Ohio highway director Everett S. Preston tells the Ohio Petroleum Marketeers Association that a survey of 15 952 state road miles shows more than 6208 miles branded intolerable. He says most of the remainder are far from perfect.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Everett S. Preston
Ohio Petroleum Marketeers Assn
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Khrushchev Road Show Needs Some Streamlining
Khrushchev’s visit to New York drew mixed reviews. Critics praised his onstage quickness and readiness yet questioned the plot and motive. The lead’s physical presence divided opinion, while the Q and A segment showed taut pace but the overall story remained unclear.
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Khrushchev
Washington
New York
National Press Club
Khrushchev Seeks Warmer Ties At Embassy Dinner
Soviet Premier Khrushchev toasted President Eisenhower and urged a warmer climate in cold war relations saying the ice has begun to crumble. He expressed hope that exchange visits would foster peaceful coexistence, without specifying crumbling issues.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Guiivopiutlio
Eisenhowers Suspect Russian Banquet Dining Match
President and Mrs. Eisenhower noted a familiar dinner service at a Russian Embassy banquet on Wednesday night. The same service was reportedly hired from the Mayflower Hotel.
Secretaries’ Son Talks Religion During Washington Car Ride
Reed Benson, son of Secretary Ezra Taft Benson, and Alexei Adzhubei, son-in-law of Khrushchev, shared a pleasant chat on their return trip to Washington from Beltsville Maryland about the Mormon Church.
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Beltsville
Mormon Church
Reed Benson
Ezra Taft Benson
Alexei Advhubei
Khrushchev
Washington
Khrushchev Views American TV at Blair House Visit
Premier Khrushchev and Soviet Ambassador Mikhailov huddled before a TV in Blair House midafternoon. Officials did not disclose what program or station they watched or the Premier’s reaction.
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Khrushchev
Blair House
Mikhail Menshikov
Soviet Premier Defends Systems Before Senate Committee
The Soviet premier told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that history will judge whether capitalism or communism serves the people. He warned capitalism faces impossibilities but said he would align with the outcome if capitalism prevailed.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Khrushchev Party Breakfast Menu In Blair House
The Khrushchev party fortified themselves before a New York visit with a Blair House breakfast featuring cucumbers lettuce and fish, steaks eggs and sausage in a balanced meal.
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New York
Blair House
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