Gallia Teen Found Working in Virginia Truck Stop
Leida K Tabor 17, missing since Monday from Gallia Academy High School, was located Wednesday night at a Pulaski Virginia truck stop. Pulaski County Sheriff placed her in juvenile detention awaiting father Frank J Tabor and her stepmother. A truck driver tipped the search to Virginia authorities after seeing her at the stop.
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Gallipolis
Leida K. Tabor
Gallia Academy
Pulaski
Pulaski County
Gallia County
Oscar Baird
Frank J. Tabor
Baird
Virginia
Ivan Fife
Bluefield
W. Va
West Virginia Turnpike
Moeller To Host U S Government Day at Lake Hope
Congressman Walter H Moeller announced the third annual U S Government Day to be held at Lake Hope Lodge Zaleski State Park on Friday Oct 27. Delegations from Agriculture Commerce Health Education and Welfare FBI Veterans Administration and Small Business Administration will explain agency functions and citizen services with Q A sessions and discussions on Social Security veterans soil and water conservation rural electrification small business loans careers in government service.
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Washington, D.C
Walter H. Moeller
Lake Hope Lodge
Zaleski State Park
Moeller
Departments of Agriculture, Commerce and Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Veterans Administration
Small Business Administration
Japanese scientist tests strontium 85 on himself
In Tokyo Dr. Toshio Aoki of the Atomic Energy Research Institute swallowed a dose of strontium 85 mixed with coffee on August 16. He took one tenth of the dangerous level and estimates about 0.1 percent remains in his body, likely for most of next year.
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Tokyo
Toshio Aoki
Atomic Energy Research Institute
Kennedy orders automatic release of classified materials
Washington report says President Kennedy has established a system to automatically lift secrecy on a substantial amount of government documents. The move aims to increase government transparency and public access to records.
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Washington
Kennedy
Republican Steel opens $55 million continuous hot strip mill
Dedication ceremony marks the completion of the Warren plant expansion as Republican Steel Corp. unveils a 55 million continuous hot strip mill boosting local industry and employment.
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Warren
Republican Steel Corp
Fallout detection network expanded by Public Health Service
The Public Health Service is expanding its fallout detection network amid Soviet atmospheric tests. Experts note current readings may overstate or understate health risk depending on radioactive material ingested or inhaled. Actions include adding two more stations to reach 47 in 39 states, daily milk sampling at six stations, and equipping ten stations to better measure iodine-131 in air.
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Washington—I
Public Health Service
Soviet Union
Radiological Health Division
Katanga Cease Fire Signed as Congo Tensions Persist
An uneasy cease fire was proclaimed in Katanga as President Moise Tshombe and the U.N. command signed a provisional accord freezing troop positions. The core issue remains Katanga's secession and the risk of civil war in the Congo.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Katanga
Congo
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Congo Cease Fire Brings Uncertain Calm Amid Katanga Rift
A cease-fire in Congo follows eight days of fighting between Katanga forces and U.N. troops. Tshombe demands Katanga's independence as Adoula vows to end secession. Lumumba’s shadow looms, anti Western chants rise, Soviet envoys return. Agreement hinges on U.N. New York approval.
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Congo
U.N
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Mahmoud Khari
Tunisia
New York
Union Denies Local Strike Over GM Contract
UAW president Walter P. Reuther announced a new approach to settle unresolved local issues with General Motors. The General Motors Council set a 10 am meeting to discuss the plan after voting to accept the national money and work rules package but asking the International Executive Board for strike authority, which was later denied.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
General Motors Council
Reuther
UAW International Executive Board
Kroger to Cut Coffee Prices in Cincinnati
The Kroger Co will reduce retail coffee prices by two and four cents per pound in Cincinnati. The move was announced Wednesday by the supermarket chain.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Co
Esther's Eye Closes as Storm Weakens Near Cape Cod
Weather officials report the eye of hurricane Esther has closed and winds are diminishing. The storm was 5 miles south southeast of Block Island moving northeast at about 5 mph with sustained winds near 100 mph south of Cape Cod. warnings extended from eastern Long Island to Eastport Maine. President Kennedy's summer compound children evacuated to Otis Air Force Base as a precaution. Secret Service ordered movement. Heavy rain and flash floods expected across Southern New England.
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Mass
Air Force
Esther
Cape Cod
Boston
Block Island
R. 1
Long Island
N. Y
Eastport
Maine
Cape May
N. J
Connecticut
New York City
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Secret Service
New England
Reds Claim Rocket Threat From Soviet Union
A Kilsoo Haan report claims the Soviet Union has a rocket able to orbit a 12 ton satellite and is building a space platform described by Khrushchev as the ultimate atomic warfare weapon. The unconfirmed tale was submitted to President Kennedy on September 9.
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San Jose
Calif
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kilsoo Haan
Haan
Kennedy
Mao Tze-Tung
Kremlin May Be Cooling Toward Cuba
Moscow reviews of Cortico visit yield a softer Cuban Soviet statement. Pravda report after Osvaldo Dorticos departure for Peiping notes milder tone and avoids sharp attacks on Washington.
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Kremlin
Cuba
Moscow
Osvaldo Cortico
United States
Pravda
Communist Party
Dorticos
Peiping
Latin America
Remains In Hospital In Northern Rhodesia
In Ndola Harry Julien the sole survivor of the Hammar skjold crash stays in Ndola hospital for about three months, stated a senior hospital spokesman on Wednesday.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Harry Julien
Hammarskjold
Deferment unlikely in callup plans
Pentagon guidance narrows deferment chances for reservists and National Guardsmen facing active duty, with only extreme hardship cases documented as potential exceptions. Officers say many will be moved to standby reserve if not subject to immediate call, and critical-job holders or students should seek exit from the ready reserve.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Kennedy to address Congress on disaster relief and UN fate
President Kennedy prepared to ask Congress for 55 million dollars for hurricane damage and other disasters. He was also expected to outline US policy on disarmament and a nuclear test ban and comment on the UN after Dag Hammarskjold's death. The White House said a Kennedy speech was scheduled for Monday morning unless unforeseen events intervene.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Carla
Esther
United States
Organization of the United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
White House
United Nations
Pierre Salinger
Move Will Delay UN Recognition
United States and Soviet Union clash over whether Red China should be placed before the UN General Assembly for debate. They agree to an Assembly debate but oppose Peiping admission, while a plan to name a nonaligned interim secretary general fails. A disarmament restart is announced with a framework for future talks.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N. Y
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
U. N
General Assembly
Peiping
Berlin
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
New Zealand
China
U. S
Russia
Rusk Sets Cold War Talks With Gromyko in Berlin Crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opens talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York to probe a possible settlement of the Berlin crisis. A luncheon meeting precedes formal discussions with policy advisers. Berlin and UN issues loom as themes.
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New York
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Berlin
Rusk
Gromoyko
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Moving Vans Fail To Show Berlin Campaign Remains Slow
Berlin reports show no moving vans along the 25 mile border as the Communist campaign to clear residents proceeds slowly after over 250 people were moved from their apartments on Wednesday. Neues Deutschland said vans would be seen across East Berlin in the coming weeks and months.
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Wall
Berlin
U S Delegates Brace for Firm UN Stand at Session
At the United Nations opening of its 16th regular session, the Kremlin demands a three man secretariat to replace Hammarskjold but blocks reform until Red China joins. The United States signals watchful waiting while considering a counter move to unite nations for effective peace, with neutral and uncommitted countries awaiting a clear U S policy.
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United Nations
United States
Kremlin
U.S
Secretariat
Pennsy Chief Pushes Central Merger During Hearing
Pennsylvania Railroad CEO says a merger with New York Central would be beneficial and save about 100 million annually. James M. Symes cites public interest and floats a three‑way East Coast balance with C&O and B&O opposed by Central witnesses.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsy
New York Central
Pennsylvania
James M. Symes
Symes
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central
C&o
B&o
East
Pennsylvania-Central
C&o-B&o
Norfolk & Western
Nickel Plate
Wabash
Kent State Registers Record 9006 Students
Kent State University reports a record full time campus enrollment this year of 9006, a 10 percent increase from last year. Total enrollment including 1400 Saturday and night students reaches 13206, the largest in Northern Ohio.
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Kent
Kent State University
Ohio
Akron Opens Fall Term With Record Enrollment
Akron University begins Monday with an all time enrollment record of 3361 students 11 percent more than last year.
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AKRON
University of Akron
Refinery Explosion Destroys Quaker State Plant
Fire and two explosions struck the Quaker State Oil Refining Co plant in St Marys West Virginia early today. No injuries were reported.
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ST. Marys
W. Va
Quaker State Oil Refining Co
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