Kennedy Rusk hold parley on foreign policy in Palm Beach
President elect Kennedy meets with secretary of state designate Dean Rusk at the Palm Beach home to discuss foreign policy, with Rusk testifying on China Cuba and relations. Kennedy names Charyk Morris Gudeman as senior officials and hints at a potential summit with Khrushchev.
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Kennedy
Rusk
Palm Beach, Fla
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Palm Beach
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ocean-Front
Eisenhower
Joseph Charyk
Kennedy Assets Valued At Up To Ten Million Dollars
Kennedy assets estimated near 10 million dollars as all controllable investments are converted to government bonds. Press secretary Pierre Salinger cites bonds and two residences in Washington and Hyannis Port plus three irrevocable family trusts set up by Joseph P. Kennedy with about 100000 dollars annual income after taxes and a ~500000 dollar pre tax figure.
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Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
President Elect
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Salinger
Georgetown
Lace Ayers Dies at 83 in Murray City Ohio
Lace Ayers of Murray City died Thursday afternoon at home after a long illness. He was born in Vinton County son of Isaac and Samanthia Ayers and was a retired coal miner. Survived by wife Jennie three sons Clifford registrar of motor vehicles Columbus Forrest postmaster Murray City John and a daughter Iona Crenliffe Columbus two sisters and ten grandchildren six great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 1 p.m. Murray City EUB Church with burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Masonic services 8 p.m. Saturday at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville. Friends may call Saturday after noon until Sunday noon and after 2 p.m. Sunday at the family residence.
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Lace Ayers
Murray City
Vinton County
Isaac
Samanthia Ayers
Ayers
Jennie
Clifford
Bessie Bland
Nelsonville
Hattie Searles
Union Furnace
Lawrence
Virgil
Masonic Lodge 607
Glouster
EUB
Lloyd Smith
Green Lawn Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
GOP Moves To Undo 1959 Reforms In Ohio Legislature
In Columbus Ohio Republicans push repeal bills targeting 1959 enactments including the Highway Department borrowing from trust funds and restoring pre 1959 Industrial and Economic Development control. Other measures seek higher city taxes on utilities and auto license fees. Sen Brown proposes truth serum limits. DiSalle dismisses the plan as publicity and unconstitutional.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
D. O. Taber
R - Gallia
Highway Department
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
House
Senate
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Ohio Department of Commerce
Edmund G. James
R-Noble
James
John W. Brown
R-Medina
DiSalle clashes with Columbus Dispatch reporters in Columbus
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle accused the Columbus Dispatch of distortion and ordered Cabinet members to require reporters to put answers in writing with copies. He vowed to control questions at daily press conferences but insisted officials should not withhold information.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Columbus Dispatch
Dispatch
DiSalle
Ohio highway bill eyed as overrun feared
Ohio officials warned Congress that completing the interstate program in Ohio may cost about 1.9 billion dollars, higher than the federal Bureau of Public Roads estimate. Federal funding covers 90 percent, with Ohio contributing the rest.
Weather outlook for Ohio shows mild, dry conditions
Official Weather Bureau summary reports fine weather across Ohio with clear nights and above normal temperatures. A low pressure system over Minnesota drifts southeast, keeping fair and mild conditions in the Hocking Valley. Temperatures ranged around mid to upper 20s to 30s, with highs near 50 and no precipitation expected through Saturday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Hocking Valley
Unseasonably Mild Weather Across Continent
Temperatures will run 6 to 12 degrees above normal with mild conditions persisting into early next week. Rain or snow totals remain light with a tenth of an inch possible Tuesday and flurries in the north Wednesday. The Pacific coast sees light rain while Louisiana and northeastern Texas report scattered showers and thundershowers. Port Arthur, Texas records over 2.75 inches in 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Pacific Coast
California
Puget Sound
Louisiana
Texas
Port Arthur
Tex
Laos Uses U S Planes in Raid on Rebels Third Day
Laotian government troops with four U S planes attacked rebel artillery positions 70 miles north of Vientiane for the third straight day. Analysts say pilots trained abroad may need more practice to improve accuracy while no Soviet or Chinese air response has appeared.
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Vientiane. Laos
United States
Vientiane
France
Thailand
Ohio Jobless Fund To Last 28 Months
Ohio officials estimate the unemployment fund could sustain payments for about 28 months if conditions hold. A Bureau of Unemployment Compensation study shows a 10 million dollar monthly collection and 25 million in benefits keeps the fund for 22 months, with a tax increase likely extending the period to roughly 28 months. A second report notes December unemployment rising to 4.5 million and the jobless rate to 6.8 percent, the highest December level since 1940.
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Cleveland
Donald B. Leach
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
Leach
William Papier
Bureau
Washington
Labor Department
Four Charged in Lewd Movie Ring Near Marion Ohio
Four individuals including a Marion second grade teacher pled innocent to charges of possession and production of lewd films. Police seized 15 reels of obscene material 200 to 250 items total playing cards and projection gear. All four held to grand jury in 5 000 bond.
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Marion
Ohio
Thurman H. McKenney
Gladys Lattimore
Howard A. Schifer
Bucyrus
John E. Speigel
Near Bucyrus
Innocent Pleas
Ohio Agriculture Board Re-Elects Top Officers
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture re elected its president Robert Ward of Westville Cham paign County and re elected Dr A G Madden of Madeira to a two year term as vice president at its first 1961 meeting in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert Ward
Westville
Champaign County
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
A. G. Madden
Madeira
Ucker Dairy Faces Two More Delivery Charge Hearings
James Ucker of Ucker Bros Dairy faces two new charges for delivering milk for sale in Logan Hocking County without a permit. He pleaded innocent and was released on $100 bond per count. Hearings set for January 24 and 25.
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Logan-Hocking County
James Ucker
Ucker Bros. Dairy
Logan
Ucker
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Collins
Health Department
Acker
Strauss Plans Visit Bonn as Defense Chief Recovers
Defense Minister Joseph Strauss, 45, is reported recovered enough from the grippe to proceed with a scheduled trip to the United States. He is to fly to New York from Bonn and then continue on.
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Bonn
Germany
Joseph Strauss
United States
Strauss
New York
State Welfare Agency Chief To Be Replaced In Ohio
Columbus AP Robert Canary chief of the Social Administration Division in the State Welfare Department will be replaced Feb 1 Welfare Director Mary Gordon said she will move John Henle chief of blind services into Canary s $11 200 a year job Gordon said there has been little progress in Canary s division despite conferences over two years He was informed Jan 2 with one month to seek a new position and about two months of accrued vacation benefits remaining
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DiSalle
Edythe Klumpp
Louise Bergen
Brown
Frank J. Lausche
Statehouse
U.S. Senate
Washington
Ohio
Secretary of Commerce
Frederick H. Mueller
Congress
Everett S. Preston
Columbus
Preston
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Columbus, Ohio
Robert Canary
State Welfare Department
Mary Gordon
Gorman
John Henle
Canary
Mental exams ordered for Springfield brothers
Springfield Ohio two brothers aged 11 and 9 who admitted beating a 7 year old boy last month were ordered by Juvenile Court Judge Harry G Cram to undergo psychiatric examinations. The boys were to be evaluated at either the Children's Diagnostic Center in Columbus or the Child Guidance Clinic in Dayton. The victim, 7 year old Thomas Williams, was found in a Springfield street.
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Springfield
Ohio
Harry G Cram
Children's Diagnostic Center
Columbus
Dayton
Thomas Williams
Readmission Bid As FBI And Legislature Probe Georgia Riot
In Macon AP report the FBI and Georgia Legislature open investigations into rioting at the University of Georgia after an anti integration demonstration. Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes seek readmission to classes amid a court motion and a judge's ruling on funding.
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Macon
University of Georgia
FBI
Georgia Legislature
Athens
Atlanta
Constance Motley
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
U.S. District Court
George L. Smith II
Georgia
Bootle
Ernest Vandiver
Uruguay expels Cuban ambassador and Soviet official
The Uruguayan government orders out Cuban Ambassador Mario Garcia Inchaustegui and Soviet First Secretary Mihail K. Samilov over links to pro Castro riots. Police quelled clashes as 4,000 protested in Montevideo and 139 were jailed in a raid on Communist headquarters.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Mario Garcia Inchaustegui
Mihail K. Samilov
Castro
Cuba
United States
Peru
Guatemala
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Colombia
Havana
Saturn rocket tower unveiled at Cape Canaveral
The 28 story steel structure rises 51 feet above Cape Canaveral as NASA unveils the Saturn rocket servicing tower for newsmen. It dwarfs other gantries and anchors the preparations for testing next fall, positioning the United States to deploy payloads to orbit and missions to the Moon and planets.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canavera
Alas
Titan
Polaris
Redstone
Minuteman
United States
Moon
Mars
Venus
Om Earth
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Thomas D. Morris
Budget Bureau
Defense
Edward Gudeman
Chicago
Gudeman
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Lehman Brothers
Harvard College
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Latin America
United States Information Agency
Khrushchev
State Department
State
John J. McCloy
U.S. Disarmament Administration
Africa
U.S. Information Agency
America
National Security Council
Information Post
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh
N.C
News and Observer
GOP
Dems
Ohio Highway Needs
Gulf of Mexico
Toledo
Cincinnati
Ohlo
Marin
Ohio Agriculture Board
Ucker Dairy
State Welfare Agency
Legislature
U.S. Dist
W. A. Bootle
Georgia House of Representatives
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