Fairfield Youths Apprehended After 4-Day Crime Spree
Two Lancaster youths aged 15 and 17 confessed to a four day crime spree in Fairfield County beginning with a burglary at the Kern residence on Laurel Run Rd. They stole two cars after stealing money and miscellaneous items. They were captured by Sheriff Harold Steele at the Rt. 56 and Rt. 75 junction and turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Fairfield County
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Paul Hartman
Lancaster
Vinton
Harold Steele
Laurel Run Rd
John L. Kern
Hartman
Fairfield
Bremen
Rheinscheld Rd
Kern
Rt. 56
Steele
Eggleston
Starr
West Virginia
Sukarno Survives Bomb Threat During West New Guinea Drive
President Sukarno narrowly escaped unharmed after a bomb exploded near his motorcade in Makassar as he wrapped up a four day rally to pressure the Netherlands over West New Guinea. Three were killed and 25 injured in the blast. He later addressed a student rally and inspected a military base.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Celebes
West New Guinea
Dutch New Guinea
J. M. A. H. Luns
New Youngstown Airport Opens Near Gibson Road
A new airport near Gibson Road just south of the Ohio 18 Niles Youngstown Turnpike interchange opens to serve large business and executive aircraft fleets in the Youngstown area.
Algiers Struck by General Strike by Settlers
In Algiers and Oran a two hour general strike called by the Secret Army for a rightist settler group disrupted daily life. Hospital staff protests against police control sparked the action as rebel leaders met in Morocco to pursue peace talks with President de Gaulle amid cautious optimism.
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Oran
Algeria
Secret Army
Morocco
Charles de Gaulie
France
Milk Grades Established By Health Department
Logan Hocking County health department announced milk grade rules for 1962 with production and handling standards. Grade A plant permits are listed for Harden Helber Supermarket Logan Broughtons Farm Dairy Marietta McClellan Dairies Lancaster Fairmont Foods Athens Blue Ribbon Dairy Circleville Deeds Bros Dairy Lancaster Driving Park Dairy Wellston Easler Dairy Athens Kroger Co Logan An application from Acker Bros Dairy Logan is under review at tonight's health board meeting.
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Logan-Hocking
Logan-Hocking County
Harden & Helber
Logan
Broughtons’ Farm Dairy
Marietta
McClellan Dairies, Inc
Lancaster
Fairmont Foods Co
Athens
Blue Ribbon Dairy
Circleville
Deeds Bros. Dairy
Driving Park Dairy
Wellston
Easler Dairy
Kroger Co
Acker Bros. Dairy
Health Board
Fastest Gun Loses Quick Draw Test
Harold Funk of Columbus was shot in the leg during a quick-draw practice at Roger Williams home in Logan. Funk drew a .22 Colt pistol before clearing the holster, firing and injuring his right leg. He was taken to Hocking Valley Hospital for treatment. Logan police investigated the incident at 7:32 p.m. Saturday.
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Midwest
Harold Funk
Columbus
Funk
Roger Williams
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
75 Die in Dutch Train Collision Near Woerden
In dense fog near Woerden two passenger trains collided. Netherlands Railways said 75 people died, with earlier reports stating about 50 injured and up to 200 hospitalized. The wreck happened between Utrecht and Rotterdam, with trains from Rotterdam to Amsterdam and from Leeuwarden to Rotterdam derailed.
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Netherlands
Netherlands Railways
Dutch Railways
Utrecht
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Leeuwarden
Breudijk
Weesp
Laos Princes May Convene New Parley
Premier Prince Boun Oum is expected to meet again with Laos princes in Geneva over the neutralization plan for the Southeast Asian kingdom. A Cabinet meeting will decide on inviting the Geneva conference, with approval needed from King Savang Vathana who may oppose travel.
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Laos
Boun Oum
Geneva
Southeast Asia
Bouavan Norasing
Bounvum
Luang Prabang
Savang Vathana
Britain
Soviet Union
Cochairmen
Souvanha Phouma
Kennedy and Clay agree on Berlin crisis handling
President Kennedy and Gen. Lucius D. Clay say they have reached full agreement on policy for handling future Berlin crises. Salinger announced the White House statement after a one hour talk, stressing unity among top officials and continuity in West Berlin support.
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Kennedy
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Clay
West Berlin
White House
Dean Rusk
U.S
Albert Watson II
Pierre Salinger
Germany
Rusk
MBS
Llewellwyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyko
DiSalle’s undecided on 1964 re election run
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said he remains undecided about seeking a second term as Ohio governor and will announce before February 7 the primary filing deadline. He noted Kennedy’s praise but gave no firm plans and avoided discussion of a possible Washington role.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
JFK Praises DiSalle as Ohio Muddled Political Scene Deepens
President Kennedy in Columbus praised Governor Michael DiSalle and his welfare programs while avoiding a call for a second term. He urged unity for a Democratic win in Ohio this year, highlighting mental retardation work and shared national goals. He noted DiSalle’s early support for Kennedy and outlined party ambitions in Ohio and nationally.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Frank J. Lausche
United States of America
Kennedy Briefs Congress On International Problems At White House
President Kennedy briefed congressional leaders from both parties at a two hour White House conference on international hotspots with Rusk McNamara and CIA chief McCone reporting. Leaders said the talk covered global trouble spots with no domestic issue discussion.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Ohio Mother Of Year Dies At Age Of 84
Ironton Ohio Mrs Erma Marting 84, mother of three physician daughters and wife of Dr W F Marting Ironton city councilman, died Sunday at Lawrence County General Hospital after a long illness.
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Ohio
Ironton, Ohio
Lawrence County General Hospital
Erma Marting
W. F. Marting
Ironton
Snow Cleared Across City and County After Overnight Storm
City and county road crews salted and cleared one to two inches of snow in Hocking County. Crews from Logan began salting at 6 30 a m and others spread sand and ashes statewide. Weather eased but forecast warns of more light snow flurries and cold highs in the low 30s.
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State Highway Department
Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
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Canada
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Findlay
Los Angeles
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Montana
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Iowa
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Molotov Returns To Atomic Work After Party Denunciation
Former Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov, denounced as a Stalinist at the party congress, is recalled to lead the Soviet delegation to the International Atomic Energy Agency and travels to Vienna. His move surprises diplomats in Moscow amid speculation about his expulsion and trial alongside Malenkov and Kaganovich.
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V. M. Molotov
Communist Party
Vienna
Foreign Office
Stalin
Khrushchev
Molotov
International Atomic Energy Agency
Atomic Energy Agency
Soviet Union
Central Committee
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