Negroes Return to Classes at Georgia University
Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, the first Negro students admitted to the University of Georgia, resume classes under a federal order restricting expulsions after campus riots. The Civil Rights Commission in Washington proposes cutting federal aid to segregated public colleges, while one commissioner dissents. The report criticizes Southern states and notes federal influence on higher education.
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Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton FE. Holmes
Atlanta
Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Supreme Court
Doyle E. Carlton
Florida
Carlton
South
Ohio Solon Raps Gravy Train Job
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio attacks the outgoing Republicans over a so called gravy train position awarded to Michael Doud Gill age 25 Mamie Eisenhower’s nephew Gill is named special assistant to the Federal Housing Administrator and would earn 13730 yearly Young notes his age and claims his background includes helping to organize a Gaslight Club with waitresses in scanty costumes.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Michael Doud Gill
Mamie Eisenhower
Young
Gill
Ucker Bros Dairy Faces Multiple Court Proceedings
Ucker Bros Dairy seeks a 1961 milk permit in Hocking County Common Pleas Court with Dr H M Boocks named for mandamus action. Judge Harley Meyer will hear cause on Tuesday morning, while James Ucker faces four charges for transporting milk without a permit. Hearings follow Jan 24 25 26 schedules. Fox East Market and James Comstock subpoenaed to testify.
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Hocking County
Ucker
James Ucker
Hocking
Logan-Hocking County
Acker
Evelyn Fox
Fox East Market
James Comstock
Acker Bros
Stolen Safe Found Near Hocking Fairfield Line
Columbus police and Fairfield County sheriff deputies pursued leads after a safe containing nearly $7,000 in cash and checks was recovered near the Hocking Fairfield county line. The safe from the Columbus Church of God was found on the W E Benua estate with acetylene gear nearby. Sheriff Blazer urged citizens to report thefts promptly to improve investigations.
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Columbus
Fairfield County Sheriff's Departments
Hocking
Fairfield County
Columbus Church of God
W. E. Benua
Hocking County
Roy MacManus
Dillard Ornby
Benua
Fairfield
Jack Blazer
Ornby
Blazer
McManus
Paul Hartman
Rebels Seize Ta Vieng Base in Laos Crisis
Laotions report rebel capture of Ta Vieng staging area weakens government plan to strike north. Government deploys trenches in Vientiane and Luang Prabang as US supplied T6 planes aid against pro Communist forces. Evacuation rumors denied. ambassadors travel to Luang Prabang to brief the king and discuss mediation.
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Vientiane
Laos
Ta Vieng
Luang Prabang
Boun Oum
United States
Savannakhet
Savang Vathana
Congo Rebels Attack Clinic and U S Missionaries Captured
UN reports Baluba fighters attacked a Luena hospital wounding a Belgian doctor as Moroccan UN soldiers exchanged fire in Katanga. Six American missionaries and families were seized trying to cross toward Ruanda Urundi amid race violence in Kivu.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Luena
United Nations
U.N
Katanga
Kivu
Goma
Ruzizi
Ruanda- Urundi
Ruanda
Shangugu
Bukavu
Radar Tower Collapse Kills 28 Aboard Texas Tower
A six story Texas Tower radar platform collapses during a winter storm 80 miles off New York City. Seventy two people were aboard including 14 Air Force personnel and 14 civilian workers. Rescue efforts found only debris a life ring and an oil slick. The distress signal came at 7 15 p m as the navy tug Talk 17 nearby received a May Day call.
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New York
Air Force
New York City
Texas Tower
Billy Graham Due For Kennedy Talks
President elect John F Kennedy plans a lunch with Baptist evangelist Billy Graham in Palm Beach as he juggles appointee work and speech writing. Kennedy will fly to Washington and New York after noon Tuesday for final inauguration prep and announced John M Leddy will be assistant secretary of the Treasury for international affairs.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Billy Graham
Kennedy
Washington
New York
John M. Leddy
the Treasury
Leddy
State Department
Douglas Dillon
Secretary of the Treasury
Eisenhower Proposes Record Peacetime Military Budget
President Eisenhower urged a $42.9 billion peacetime military plan for 1962 as a record request, with $2.9 billion more than the current year. The proposal emphasizes missiles, modernized forces, and readiness, while Kennedy and McNamara may adjust the budget after the election.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Fisenhower
United States
Continental Air Defense
JFK Doubts Ike Budget Surpluses
The Associated Press reports Eisenhower’s 1962 budget projects per capita costs and overall outlays with a focus on distribution of the federal budget. It outlines national security and debt service shares, space program funding, and a proposal for a first secretary of the government to aid the president on security policy.
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Washington
National Security
Transit Walkout Ends With 12 Cent Raises For TWU
Predawn settlement ends a 274 hour strike against Philadelphia transit. Frank Sheehan says the Transit Workers Union secured a two year contract with an immediate 12 cent hourly raise, 12 cents next year and 6 cents in fringe benefits for sick pay disability pay hospitalization and pension plans.
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Philadelphia
Frank Sheehan
Transit Workers Union
State财政報告揭示两党预算分歧与早发预算
俄亥俄州两党掌控的议会今晚在哥伦布汇聚听取财政状况与未来收入展望。民主党版预算提议两套方案并进，一份维持现状，一份提出扩展福利期等进步措施。迪塞尔政府称此为历史上最详尽预算，或成四年任期带来早发布的结果。
New York Area Sees Wintry Return After Mild Spell
Wintry weather returned to the northeast with light rain Sunday in the Hocking Valley and a drizzle today. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions Tuesday. Temperatures reached 38 degrees at noon after a 33 degree low last night, with Sunday’s high at 41.
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New York
Hocking
Snowstorm Delivers Snow Across Northeastern Belt
A winter storm blanket spanned New England to West Virginia with snow, sleet, rain and strong winds. Up to a half foot of snow fell in some areas while Connecticut saw six to twelve inches.
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New England
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Connecticut
Castro Force Opens Drive Against Rebels
In Cuba, 10 000 to 15 000 militiamen unleashed by Prime Minister Fidel Castro drive into the Escambray Mountains to crush rebel bands. Civilians evacuated report shelling of rebel zones as mortars and artillery bombardment proceeds. Unofficial reports claim dozens seized in Cienfuegos on rebel links.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Escambray
Cuba
Castro
Las Villas
Cienfuegos
Ex Nazi Guard Goes On Trial in Nuremberg
Ex General Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski, 61, goes on trial in Nuremberg for the 1934 killing of Baron Anton von Hohberg Buchwald. The baron was linked to anti Hitler plots connected with Ernst Roehm.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Luftwaffe
Hermann Goering
Erich von Dem Bach- Zelewski
Anton von Hohberg
Ike White House Move Nears Completion
Washington AP reports the Eisenhowers stockpile personal belongings for relocation from the White House. The General Services Administration handles packing, with items destined for the Abilene museum Gettysburg office and national records. Jacqueline Kennedy prepares to receive her moving crew at the Kennedy home.
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White House
Eisenhower
John Eisenhower
General Services Administration
Eisenhower Museum
Abilene
Kan
Gettysburg
Washington Monument
Burma
Cambodia
Abilene Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedy
Georgetown
Eisenhower budget forecast clashes with Kennedy advisers
Eisenhower’s budget message to Congress projects a fiscal 1961 surplus of 79 million and a 1.5 billion surplus in 1962, but Kennedy aides dispute the outlook citing a likely 1961 deficit due to the recession. The plan calls for 80.9 billion in spending and revenue measures including postal rate hikes and new taxes to finance surpluses.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Eisenhower
Washington
Fisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Douglas Dillon
White House
Department of Transportation
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