Special Session Plans On Speedy Action Today
Ohio lawmakers open a two hour special session called by Gov. Michael V. DiSalle to approve a capital improvements bill nearly $39.8 million for state buildings. The measure funds school construction and civil defense, with reappropriations and new allowances, and excludes a proposed OSU super research center for now.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
General Assembly
DiSalle
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Cloud
Ohio State University
Mechem Seat Sparks Ohio Senate Apportionment Clash
Ohio's apportionment board may seek court to resolve a plan merging the 9th-14th Mechem district with the 15th-16th Zellar district to meet population rules. Gov DiSalle and Sec. Brown dispute details while Auditor Rhodes calls for another meeting to decide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael VV. DiSalle
Ohio Senate
House
Ted W. Brown
DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Robert A. Zellar
Muskingum
Mechem
Zellar
Brown
Senate
Pryor Couple Pledges Help For Son Held in East Berlin
An Ann Arbor couple pledges aid for their son Frederic L. Pryor a Yale graduate arrested in East Berlin on espionage related charges. The 28 year old disappeared August 25 after traveling to Berlin and was reportedly detained in East Berlin about a month ago.
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Berlin
Ann Arbor
Mich
East Germany
Frederic L. Pryor
Yale University
East Berlin
Willard H. Pryor
Kennedy to Notify Party Leaders If International Situation Demands
President Kennedy told leaders of both parties he would contact them promptly if needed after Congress adjourns. Republican and Democratic leaders of the House and Senate said they would be available in an emergency. They aim for adjournment Saturday night.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Rusk Urges UN To Name Acting World Leader
Secretary of State Dean Rusk called the United Nations General Assembly to swiftly appoint an outstanding world leader to act as temporary U N secretary general after Dag Hammarskjold’s death. He warned against drift and indecision and sought to override Soviet opposition to a new chief executive.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Salan
Secret Army
France
New York
Dean Rusk
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Rusk
United Nations
99-Nation General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations Assembly
Unseasonably warm weekend with a cooler midweek outlook
The forecast calls for temperatures about 10 degrees above normal with a normal high of 76 and a low of 51. Expect warm weekend conditions with scattered thundershowers bringing about a quarter to a half inch of rain, then a cooldown by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Milk truck driver shot in Gallia County
Gallia County sheriff's deputies pursue leads after KEITH KESSELL 23 of Bidwell was shot in the back while unloading milk cans at the Sam Cardwell farm on Smoky Row Road Harrison Township. He remains in serious condition at Holzer Hospital with a punctured lung and possible paralysis. The shooting occurred about 5:40 a.m. Mrs Winfred Cardwell found him under the truck and alerted authorities. The milk truck is owned by Cottrell and Luckado of Porter Ohio.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Keith K. Kessell
Bidwell
Sam Cardwell
Smoky Row Road
Harrison Two
Kessell
Winfred Cardwell
Huntington
W. Va
State Highway Patrol
Oscar Baird
Cottrell and Luckado
Porter
UAW Presses GM to Settle Strike Issues Fast
The United Auto Workers called in officers and shop stewards from 24 locals to push a quick settlement of at the plant strike disputes at General Motors. The action followed an international three year contract agreement with the IUE and heightened tensions with GM.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW International
Unon
International Union of Electrical Workers
UN Debate on Chinese Admission to United Nations
The United States and the Soviet Union push a General Assembly vote on admitting Red China to the UN, with Washington seeking Peiping’s exclusion and Moscow aiming for entry. African nations may swing the balance. a separate nuclear tests treaty debate is also planned. Outside the committee, moves to replace Dag Hammarskjold proceed despite Soviet opposition.
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United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Washington
Peiping
World Organization
Moscow
Assembly
Britain
Dag Hammarskjold
Ike Passes Craps as Cancer Benefit Aboard Nieuw Amsterdam
On a Hudson River cruise ship a celebrity crowd including Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie gambled for charity aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam. Five hours of gaming raised funds for a cancer drive sponsored by the New York City American Cancer Society as notables like the Rockefellers and Frelinghuysens attended dinner and felt luck.
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Hoboken
New Jersey
New York City
American Cancer Society
Runyon
Nathan Detroit
Harry the Horse
Rockefellers
Drexels
Frelinghuysens
Gerrys
Huttons
Eisenhower
Robert Goren
Khrushchev weighs Berlin talks as deadline nears
Secretary Rusk told Gromyko Western powers reject Khrushchev terms for a Berlin deal. The Soviet leader demands a peace treaty with divided Germany as the basis for any settlement. Both sides plan to meet again next week as Kennedy and Khrushchev await directions.
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Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Khrushchev
Germany
West Berlin
Rusk
Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Berlin
Kennedy
Funeral Transport Delayed for Dag Hammarskjöld Body
In Stockholm the Swedish Foreign Ministry said the transport of Dag Hammarskjöld's body from Rhode Island to Sweden is postponed because a post-mortem will not be completed until Sunday at the earliest.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Dag Hammarskjold
Rhodesia
Cold War Turbulence and Nuclear Talk Escalate
In a high tension summary, Khrushchev cites Pope John XXIII, the USSR tests a nuclear blast, and both powers seek to abolish nuclear arms yet dispute how to begin talks. Dag Hammarskjold’s death complicates UN leadership as rhetoric警 alleges war is imminent while Moscow warns of an apocalyptic peace weapon.
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Khrushchev
John XXIII
Troops Rush To Reserved Viet Nam City
Government reinforcements moved toward Ban Methuot as Paratroop units departed to strengthen the city after reports of a large Viet Cong assault. Civil guardsmen were overrun at an outpost twenty miles from Ban Methuot and contact was lost with a relief unit. Washington forecasts a possible North Vietnamese offensive against anti Communist areas in November or December after the rainy season ends.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Ban Methuot
Washington
South Viet Nam
Berlin Needs Its Air Routes
Mayor Willy Brandt warned that freedom in air corridors linking Berlin to the Western World is vital for the city. Neues Deutschland attacked a planned West German president Heinrich Luebke cabinet trip to Berlin as a misuse of airlines while officials prepare to open the new ultramodern Opera House.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Free World
East Germany
Europe
Willy Brandt
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Heinrich Luebke
Luebke
Kennedy foreign aid bill hits 24 hour conferees clash
Senate and House conferees broke up a 24 hour conference on President Kennedy's foreign aid bill Thursday in complete disagreement.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
Cooling reception in West Berlin to UN move proposal
West Berliners show indifference as discussions continue on relocating the United Nations headquarters to the troubled city. Officials say the plan faces mixed public sentiment and political hurdles.
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Berlin
U. N
Khrushchev Says USSR Ready To Talk Any Time
Soviet Premier Khrushchev declared readiness to negotiate at any time and place to insure peace. In a letter to Indian Prime Minister Nehru he suggested talks by non aligned nations be part of a broader plan to formulate a German peace treaty.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Nehru
India
Palm Springs man leads police to recovered art theft stash
Edward Henry Ashdown of Costa Mesa admitted stealing four paintings valued at 670000 after police traced him to a Los Angeles bus depot and a rented West Los Angeles garage. Authorities recovered Picasso's The Portrait of Sebastian, Looking Through The Window, Modigliani The Chocolatier, and an Afro abstract. The theft occurred at David Bright's Bel-Air mansion on Sept. 10.
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Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Edward Henry Ashdown
Costa Mesa
Calif
Bel-Air
David Bright
Ashdown
Bright
Shdown
Hollywood
Modigliani
Picasso
Sebastian
Richard Brown
Los Angeles County Art Museum
Lottie Newmire
Command Adopts Neutral Congo Posture After Katanga Crisis
In Leopoldville the U.N. Congo command shifts to military neutrality after a bold move to quell Katanga secession ended in bloodshed and a cease fire. Premier Cyrille Adoula faces possible cabinet strain as Katanga leader Norbert Muke proclaims the truce temporary despite U.N. backing.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
U.N. Congo
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
Adoula
Masako Norbert Muke
Elisabethville
Esther Heads To Sea The Tropical Storm Moves Offshore
Hurricane Esther, downgraded to a tropical storm, headed out to sea with winds under 70 mph. The storm’s center did not reach the American mainland as it moves northeast into the Atlantic. Canadian provinces were advised to expect winds near 40 mph and some rain.
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Esther
Boston Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Ohio's 37th on call list ninth in priority
Ohio's 37th Infantry Division now ranks about ninth in priority for call to active federal service. If called, it would be its fourth activation, with previous service in both world wars and the Korean conflict.
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Ohio
Columbus
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