Rt 33 Bypass Plans Pushed By State Highway Dept
Ohio officials announce fast progress on the Rt 33 bypass around Logan with preliminary drafts due in one to two weeks. Two alternate routes are under study, with a public hearing to follow and a bid to construct the four lane addition from Rt 33 to Rt 180.
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Logan
Ohio Department of Highways
Ross Schultz
State Highway Department
Rt. 33
Schultz
Logan Corporation
Rt. 75
Athens County
Rt. 13
Perry County
Jacksonville
Rt. 50
Senate Dilutes Filibuster Fuss
The Senate moves to ordinary business as filibuster reforms linger. Senator Mansfield gains unanimous consent to allow bills and routine work while debate continues. House Democrats show no rush to alter rules. Speaker Rayburn eyes changes including potential purge of Colmer. Clark proposes a housing and urban affairs cabinet post. Dirksen opposes weakening filibuster rules.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Sam Rayburn
William Colmer
Dmiss
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Philadelphia
Housing and Urban Affairs
John F. Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Belgian Socialists Seek End To Fuss
In Brussels and Antwerp noisy protests faded as the 17 day old strike against austerity waned. Public Administration Minister Pierre Hamel said the strike is dying with a return to work expected nationwide. Leo Collard spoke with King Baudouin in a bid to resolve the costly general strike as pay losses mount.
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Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
Pierre Hamel
Leo Collard
Socialist Party
Baudouin
New York Central Delays Call Back At Harbor Shop
ASHTABULA Ohio AP The New York Central System has postponed indefinitely recalling 27 workers due to dire financial conditions after a month’s layoff. They were the last of 250 workers at the Harbor shop.
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Ashtabula
Governor leniency spares Mrs Klumpp in murder case
Governor Michael V. DiSalle commuted the death sentence of 42 year old Cincinnati woman Edythe Klumpp to life imprisonment after interviews using a truth serum. Klumpp was convicted of first degree murder for shooting Louise Bergen and burning the body in 1958.
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Columbus, Ohio
Edythe Klumpp
Michael V. DiSalle
Cincinnati
DiSalle
William Bergen
Klumpp
Bergen
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio
U.S
Supreme Courts
Hover
Hopkins
Milton Parker
Nuclear Experts Probe Atomic Plant Blast in Idaho Falls
Three servicemen died in an explosion at the Atomic Energy Commission test station in Idaho. experts searched a silo shaped reactor building for the cause while battling high radiation. Two victims were Army, one Navy. officials warned recovery was difficult and work continued to seal leaks as investigations began.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Atomic Energy Program
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Washington
John A. McCone
Army
John A. Byrnes
Richard L. McKinley
Navy
Richard C. Legg
Roscommon, Mich
Byrnes
Utica
N.Y
McKinley
Kenton
Ohio
United States Faces Cuban Charge at UN Security Council
At the UN in New York the United States urged the Security Council to drop the Cuba invasion charge as false. Cuba accused Washington of planned aggression and Raul Roa warned relations breaks would provoke an attack. The debate drew protests and tense exchanges outside and inside the UN chamber.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. Security Council
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Theil-nation Council
Council
Chile
Ecuador
Raul Roa
The
Eisenhower
Council Chamber
U.N
James J. Wadsworth
Roa
Castro's Rash Moves Driven by Desperation Says Analyst
Associated Press analyst William L. Ryan argues Fidel Castro aimed to provoke a U.S. break in relations to fuel regional unrest and justify action against Latin governments. He notes Castro relies on Communist bloc support, faces labor discontent, and a brain drain as relations falter.
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Castro
William L. Ryan
Associated Press News
Communist Bloc
Cuba
U.S
Mechem Again Heads Rules Group in Ohio Senate
State Senator C Stanley Mechem of Nelsonville, dean of the Ohio Senate with ten consecutive terms, is named chairman of the rules committee for the 1961 62 session. A veteran from Athens County, he has held multiple top posts including president pro tem and majority floor leader.
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C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Ohio Senate
Sen. Mechem
Senate
GOP
Rules Committee
Athens County
Athens
Fairfield
Hocking
Morgan
Washington
Monroe
Noble
Senate Finance Committee
Conservation Committee
Capsule lofted 32 miles then recovered from Gulf
A 900 pound space capsule nose cone was launched from Eglin Air Force Base atop a Nike three stage solid propellant rocket and lofted over 32 miles. It was later recovered from the Gulf of Mexico.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
95 Pounds Of Fish Hamburger Stolen From School
A burglar pried open the concession stand door at Union Furnace school gym and stole 45 pounds of hamburger 50 pounds of fish sticks and a case of pop from the rear stand. No forced entry was found at the main cafeteria area. Deputy Jesse McGrady investigated.
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Union Furnace
Jesse McGrady
Steel Chiefs and Unions Meet to Face Idle Mills
Washington AP report shows management and United Steelworkers leaders meeting to reverse falling steel output at 38.6 percent capacity during a holiday week. President McDonald proposed a bid to curb demand loss and unemployment among steel workers. Labor leaders and industry chiefs also discuss broader unemployment and upcoming Congress proposals on distressed areas, minimum wage, housing, health and education aid.
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Washington
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Congress
Estate Goes To Dogs In Louisville Case
Tavern operator John L. Lynch left his $25 000 estate income to his two boxer dogs Bing age 10 and Rusty age 5 in Louisville.
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Louisville, Ky
John L. Lynch
Bing
Rusty
New Anti Castro Pressures Coming
Washington officials expect new moves next month to pressure Fidel Castro. The United States and Brazil will have new presidents by month’s end and may pursue measures including a cooperative arms ship patrol, tracking Castro agents, and tighter economic restrictions on Cuba. Panama may break with Castro as the U S. holds Guantanamo and maintains treaty links otherwise remain in effect.
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Revolucion
United States
Cuba
Washington
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
Brazil
Havana
Panama
Castro
U.S
Guantanamo Navy
Guantanamo
White House
State Department
7th Fleet Readiness for Laos Crisis Stresses Pacific Bases
U S Navy forces from the 7th Fleet and allied Western Pacific bases stand ready to respond to Laos developments. Air, Marine and Army units from Okinawa, Japan, Formosa and the Philippines are prepared to move as directed. Adm. Felt confirms precautionary airlift boosts and fleet repositioning while Marine units such as the 3rd Marine Division and Marine Air Wing on Okinawa train for jungle warfare. The closest asset to Laos is the 405th Fighter Wing at Clark AB Philippines with F100 and F102 jets.
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Honolulu
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Western Pacific
Laos
South China Sea
Okinawa
Japan
Formosa
Philippines
Adm
Harry D. Felt
U. S
Pacific
Felt
3Rd Marine Division
Marine Air Wing
405Th Fighter Wing
Clark Air Force Base
Weather Outlook For Ohio The Northward Warm Front Arrives
Official Weather Bureau summary notes scattered snow flurries in the extreme northeast fading by night. Coldest readings in the east central area with two degrees below zero in the Hocking Valley. Temperatures rise to upper 30s and 40s with a warming trend into Friday and fair skies overall.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Hocking Valley
Zanesville
Chesapeake
Cincinnati
Cuba Breaks Diplomatic Ties With United States
Cuba accuses the Eisenhower administration of causing the break in relations with the United States. Fidel Castro’s cabinet vows harsher measures including the death penalty for anti-C Castro terrorists as Havana bustles with militia gun emplacements. The U.S. Embassy is closed and staff depart aboard the City of New Orleans while Soviet tourists arrive.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Castro
United States
Cuba
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Guantanamo
U.S
Daniel M. Braddock
Walter Bossi
Braddock
Florida
New Orleans
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