Prince Hassan Heads Home To Seek Throne
Prince Hassan of Yemen returns from New York to claim the throne after rebels announce a republic and claim the royal palace was destroyed. A warning from the Free Yemeni Movement says he will be killed if he lands in Yemen as the insurgents enjoy support from Cairo and possible backing from President Nasser.
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Aden
Yemen
Hassan
Sana Said
Mohammad al Badr
New York
Free Yemeni Movement
Cairo
Nasser
Minister's Program Is Criticized In Canada Parliament Session
Opposition leaders assail Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker's minority government as it unveils a new economic program. Lester B. Pearson Robert Thompson and T. C. Douglas condemn the plan as a rehash and incomplete. Also, Newell firm Edwin M. Knowles China Co. announces closure, 500 workers laid off.
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John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal Party
Robert Thompson
Social Credit
T. C. Douglas
New Democrats
Newell
W. Va
Edwin M. Knowles China Co
Bad Wiring Causes Fire
Fire at the home of Mr and Mrs William Abshire in Welshtown Hill caused 1800 in damages. Fire Chief Henry Werry said defective wiring started the blaze in a bedroom of the two story frame home. Volunteers responded at 9 am and battled the fire for over an hour.
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Pomeroy
William Abshire
Welshtown Hill
Henry Werry
Eisenhower urges enforcement of federal order to admit Meredith
Former President Eisenhower at a Pennsylvania fund dinner says federal laws must be enforced to admit James Meredith to the University of Mississippi. He criticizes Governor Barnett for defying federal courts and anticipates action by the Kennedy administration to compel admission.
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Hershey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Eisenhower
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Meredith
Ole Miss Truce Rumors and Federal Stand Off
Unofficial reports claim a truce between Gov. Barnett and Atty. Gen. Kennedy over the Meredith case, while the Justice Department says it will press ahead with desegregation plans. Mississippi highway patrols and volunteers have left the Ole Miss campus as talks supposedly yield a gentleman’s agreement to pause enrollment until Monday. Army engineers move toward Millington to back marshals at the site.
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Oxford
Miss
Ross Barnett
Rob
Washington
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
Barnett
Kennedy
Meredith
Memphis
Millington Naval Air Station
Senate Action Aims to Repeal Student Loan Disclaimer
The Senate voted to repeal the Communist disclaimer affidavit for the government student loan program. Violating the loan rules could bring up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine, with a loyalty oath still required. The measure mirrors a House bill and now awaits House concurrence. President Kennedy had previously tried to repeal the clause. About 20 universities have declined loans because of the disclaimer.
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Washington
Senate
House
National Science Foundation
Kennedy
August Traffic Toll Hits Record Level
The National Safety Council reports 4060 people died in U.S. motor vehicle accidents in August, a record toll for the month. In the first eight months of the year, 25,910 deaths were recorded, another high.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Council
Alden Defends Free Inquiry Policy At Ohio University
President Vernon R. Alden outlined OU’s stance on campus speaker invitations urging support for freedom of inquiry. He told a Memorial Auditorium audience that student groups may invite speakers with faculty guidance, and that the university will defend their right to hear diverse views.
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Alden
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Memorial
DiSalle Shifts Cabinet to Area Aid Program
Governor Michael V. DiSalle devoted the cabinet meeting to an emergency aid program for distressed areas. Public Works Director T J Kauer said the federal government offers up to 50 percent funding for projects like sewer and water treatment plants. Eligible areas include southeastern Ohio and cities such as Toledo, Youngstown, Warren, Zanesville, New Philadelphia, Dover, Hamilton, Fremont, Salem, East Liverpool and Athens.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
T. J. Kauer
Ohio
Kauer
Toledo
Youngstown
Warren
Zanesville
New Philadelphia
Dover
Hamilton
Fremont
Salem
East Liverpool
Athens
Billions Up In Smoke As Tobacco Sales Rise
Americans will smoke 497.5 billion cigarettes this year and spend a record $6.88 billion on them, with total tobacco outlay forecast above $7.8 billion. Cigars sales are put at about $645 million. a GE incident at Nela Park caused a power outage but no injuries.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Cleveland
General Electric Co
Nela Park
Flu Outbreak Expected This Winter in Ohio
Ohio health official Dr. Winslow J. Bashe says the Asian flu outbreak may be milder than 1957. He notes limited global spread so far and says much of Ohio has some immunity from prior exposure.
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Columbus
Winslow J. Bashe
Ohio
United States
Bashe
U S Speeds Flood Relief After Barcelona Floods
U S aid arrives as rains worsen floods in Barcelona industrial districts. Franco government official Munoz-Grandez estimates a death toll possibly 600 or more. In Antwerp 27 survivors from a Sunday Atlantic ditching, including Pvt. Michael A. Murray of Youngstown, boarded the Swiss freighter Celerina for arrival.
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Barcelona
Spain
United States
Agustin Munoz-Grandez
Antwerp
Belgium
Pi— Pvt
Michael A. Murray
Melvin L. Murray
Youngstown
Celerina
Rate Hike Clears Senate It Passes With 72 to 3 Vote
A Senate approved bill would raise postage rates and boost federal worker pay by about 10 percent for 1.6 million employees. The measure advances to the House and then to President Kennedy for signature if approved as is. a House holdout or conference could alter the bill. The plan faces mixed votes citing election year politics and taxpayer costs. The forecast for Ohio shows temperatures near normal with few rain chances midweek.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
Frank Lausche
Ohio
A. Willis Robertson
D. Va
Robertson
McElroy to Lead Ohio Liquor Influence Probe
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy will conduct a direct prompt investigation into alleged influence peddling tied to the state liquor monopoly. He may empanel a special grand jury and will begin gathering statements, with discussions likely to continue with Governor DiSalle early next week.
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Columbus
Mark McElroy
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
McElroy
DiSalle
George R. Dick
Joseph H. Makler
Waterfill & Frazier Distillery Co
Chicago
Makler
George Flanagan
Dayton
Montgomery County
Democratic Organization
James Carroll
Gilbert Bilenkin
Mahler
Carroll
Richard C. Crouch
State of
Kennedy Sets 1962 Campaign Battle Cry in Wheeling
President Kennedy delivers a concise contrast between Democrats looking ahead and Republicans looking back while addressing about 10 000 at Wheeling Island Stadium. He plans to use this theme in forthcoming congressional and gubernatorial campaigns across the nation. He cut his speech short due to rain and spoke under a statewide telecast, saying he likes West Virginians too much to keep them out in the wet.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Kennedy
Harrisburg
Wheeling Island Stadium
Cairo Protesters Clash With Police Over Arrests
In Cairo Illinois police used tear gas to break up a crowd of 250 to 300 demonstrators in front of the police headquarters. The protest followed the arrest of 28 marchers earlier, with at least 15 more arrested during a second protest. Authorities said 27 Negroes and one white person were arrested for parading without a permit.
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Cairo
Illinois
Meigs County Hospital Staff Row Persists Over Osteopaths
Meigs County’s new Memorial Hospital remains exclusive to medical doctors as the Meigs County Medical Society declines to associate with three osteopaths on the staff. Trustees release a statement detailing the long 16 year dispute amid protests and public criticism by the county prosecutor.
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Bob Hoeflich
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Memorial Hospital
Meigs County Medical Society
Fultz
Medical Society
Meigs County Hospital Bond Dispute Clarified
Trustees note three staffing options after doctors decision and confirm the 1946 levy funded the Meigs Memorial Hospital project The 1948 non profit Meigs Community Hospital had no official ties to the Memorial Trustees The 1960 bond issued in May aimed to build a Hill Burton era hospital with state support and local officials appointed the construction commission
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Pital
Meigs Community Hospital
Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital
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Meigs Memorial Hospital
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