Dominican military ousts Bosch amid exile plans
Rightist officers seize power in the Dominican Republic accusing President Bosch of steering the nation toward communism and war with Haiti. Bosch, 54, was rumored to be exiled to Puerto Rico but remained a prisoner as Puerto Rican officials anticipated his arrival in San Juan. The United States suspended relations and aid, while the Dominican ambassador condemned the junta as illegal.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Haiti
Bosch
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
San Juan
San Ysidro
United States
State Department
Washington
Enriquillo del Rosario
Supreme Court orders Athens local option vote on inn site
Ohio Supreme Court directs a November 5 local option election in two Athens precincts over whether alcohol may be sold near the proposed 1.5 million inn by Galbreath representatives. The ruling restores 71 signatures removed by the county board, limit of signature removals to referendum or initiative petitions.
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Columbus
John W. Galbreath
Ohio Supreme Court
Associated Press
Athens County Board of Elections
James T. Ship
Board of Elections
Galbreath
County Election Board
Supreme Court
Inn
Athens
Kennedy Wooing Voters in Western Water Drive
President Kennedy campaigned in the Rocky Mountain region pushing water resource projects as he continues a 10,000 mile Western tour. He stressed administration support after a foreign policy speech in Billings and prepared remarks for Great Falls. He aims to energize voters in a water conscious West amid shifting attitudes toward federal projects.
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Mont
Kennedy
Rocky Mountain
Billings
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
Grand Teton
Washington
Utah
White House
West
Hurricane Edith Nears Caribbean Islands Threatens Hispaniola
A 100 mph hurricane Edith churns 175 miles south of Puerto Rico threatening dangerous tides. Puerto Rico Dominican Republic and Haiti coastal residents urged to move to higher ground as forecasts warn of heavy swells and possible flooding on Puerto Rico and Hispaniola. Forecasters say the storm is unlikely to dissipate soon and could pass south of Hispaniola if it stays on its current path.
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Fla
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Edith
Caribbean Sea
San Juan
Weather Bureau
Hisaniola
National Hurricane Center
Arnold Sugg
Atlantic Ocean
Windward
Leeward Islands
Hispaniola
Macmillan Plans Fight Over Scandal Report
London reports that Prime Minister Macmillan will confront Labour opposition and Conservative critics over Lord Denning’s 55 000 word inquiry into the Profumo affair. Denning found ministers failed to uncover or act on the romance between John Profumo and Christine Keeler but said no security breach occurred. Pope Paul VI marked his 66th birthday in Vatican City 97 days after becoming pope.
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London
Macmillan
Labor Party
Lord Denning
Denning
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Harold Wilson
Profumo
Darling
Vatican City
Paul VI
Ambassadors Reassures Americans in Jakarta Tension Ashore
U S Ambassador Howard P Jones met with American residents in Jakarta to calm fears amid Indonesia Malaysia tensions after the British Embassy riot and property destruction. In Moses Lake Washington four men died and a fifth is presumed dead after explosions hit the Utah Idaho Company's beet sugar factory storage silos.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U. S
Howard P. Jones
Federation of
Malaysia
Jones
Moses Lake
Wash
Utah-Idaho
Employment Dips In Ohio
Ohio total employment fell to 3,715,000 in August, down 1.8 percent from July. Nonagricultural jobs dropped 0.5 percent due to auto industry layoffs, with unemployment steady at 4.4 percent. Factory production pay averaged 115.09 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Willard P. Dudley
Dudley
Millfield Physician Clarence N. Sanders Dies at 60
Dr. Clarence N. Sanders, 60, longtime Millfield physician, died Wednesday night in an Athens hospital. He delivered over 2000 babies and aided during major local disasters. Survived by wife Lucille, two sons, five grandchildren, parents, and two brothers. Services Sunday at Millfield Church of Christ with Masonic rites Saturday at home. Burial Hilltop Cemetery.
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Clarence N. Sanders
Athens
Sanders
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ohio University
Ohio State Medical School
Trimble Masonic Lodge
Athens County Shrine Club
Aladdin Temple Shrine
Scottish Rite
Valley of Scioto
Athens Elks Lodge
Athens County Medical Society
The
American Medical Association
Millfield Church of Christ
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Athens Country Club
Skyline Gun Club
Lucille Bradfield Sanders
Robert N
Erie
Charles
Clarence E
Bertha Smith Sanders
Lewis W
Charles W
Millfield Church
Tax Cut Bill Clears House in Kennedy Drive
The House passed President Kennedy's 11 billion tax cut by 271 to 155. If approved by the Senate in its current form, reductions would average 100 to 200 dollars a year for most taxpayers. The outcome boosts Rep. Wilbur Mills amid party defections and underscores the administration's push to spur spending and employment.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Ohio
Robert Secrest
Homer Abele
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
U. S
Table Explains Tax Cut Effects on Families
Akron court ruling states that parents who allow relatives or friends to drive their child cannot collect damages for injuries in a car accident. The 9th District Court of Appeals issued the decision on Wednesday, clarifying liability limits for guardians and third parties.
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Akron
9Th District Court of Appeals
Lodge condemns Mrs Nhu for insults to U S officers
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge denounced Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu for describing junior U S Army officers as little soldiers of fortune. He called her remarks cruel and insulting while stressing officers risk their lives daily. His statement comes amid tensions with President Diem’s government as McNamara and aides tour battle areas.
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Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Lodge
Kennedy
Diem
Robert McNamara
Wheat Sale to Reds Is Minus Big Buyer
Washington reports that Czechoslovakia has approached the United States as a potential wheat buyer while officials say the Soviet Union has not moved. President Kennedy asks two House committees to discuss the matter with the agriculture and commerce leaders, signaling possible awareness of an offer. Committees will review with Secretary Freeman and Secretary Hodges.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United States
State Department
Kennedy
House
House Agriculture and Foreign Affairs Committees
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Sales Tax Collections Increase Across Ohio States
State Treasurer John D. Herbert reports July 1 to Sept 21 collections at 72,151,417 versus 63,260,515 last year, up 8,890,901. Increase partly from timelier returns. only Adams and Monroe show declines. Largest gains seen in Cuyahoga Franklin and Hamilton counties.
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Columbus
John D. Herbert
Adams
Monroe
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Hamilton
Valachi Testifies Behind Closed Doors In Senate Probe
Mobster Joseph Valachi, 60, arrives at the capitol to testify in private before a Senate crime investigations panel. He is escorted by U S marshals to a guarded hearing room to discuss a nationwide crime syndicate. In Kentucky, a federal grand jury indicts John Q Swarts, former Ohio Civil Air Patrol commander, on interstate gambling charges. The Senate Labor Committee approves a 1.75 billion college construction bill and a vocational education expansion requested by President Kennedy.
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New York City
Athens
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Keio University
Japan
U.S. Navy
Washington
Joseph Valachi
Capitol
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Covington
UPA
John QO. Swarts
Ohio
Civil Air Patrol
Senate Labor Committee
Kennedy
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