Kennedy Eyes Asian Summit Parley on Malaysia Crisis
US Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy predicted a Malaysian Indonesia Philippines impasse may yield to talks around a summit table. He met Sukarno in Jakarta and planned follow ups with Macapagal in Manila and Rahman in Kuala Lumpur as he travels to Seoul and London.
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Tokyo
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Jakarta
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Manila
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kuala Lumpur
Subandrio
Sabah
British North Borneo
Federa
London
Britain
Alec Douglas Home
Singapore
Malaya
Sarawak
North Borneo
Borneo
Indonesian Kalimantan
Warm spell continues in Hocking Valley after cold snap
The Hocking Valley enjoyed warmer weather with 41 degrees by 11 a.m. and a forecast for higher temperatures Sunday. Friday's high reached 30 degrees while Thursday night dropped to nine degrees.
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Hocking Valley
Hoffa Trial Opens in Chattanooga on Jury Tampering Charges
Union lawyers convene with Judge Frank Wilson to set ground rules as James R. Hoffa arrives in Chattanooga for a six week trial on charges of attempting to influence jurors in the 1962 Nashville conspiracy case. Hoffa hopes for a fair proceeding as he plans to establish a union HQ there.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
U.S
Hoffa
Chicago
Teamsters
Jimmy
Nashville
No New Oil Well Completions Listed In Hocking County
No new oil well completions are reported in Hocking County though four wells are being drilled. Pipe Service Co. works on the C. B. Sutton lease in Falls Two. Anderson Investment Co. is at 2,240 feet and shut down on the J. W. and M. Fickenscher lease in Benton Two. Brown Oil Co. is at 2,630 feet on the H. and J. Brown lease in Falls Two. Johnson and Butler at 3,010 feet on the L. Nixon lease in Falls Gore Two.
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Hocking County
Ohio Oil & Gas Association
Pipe Service Co
C. B. Sutton
Falls Two
Anderson Investment Co
J. W
M. Fickenscher
Benton
Brown Oil Co
H. and
J. Brown
Johnson and Butler
LBJ urges greater use of women in top government posts
President Johnson told his all male Cabinet that government has not fully tapped American women’s brainpower. He asked Cabinet members to report on women in government, citing a skill bank of educated women and urging more women into high level posts to improve policy making. Esther Peterson called the briefing well received.
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Washington
Johnson
Allmale
Esther Peterson
Elizabeth Carpenter
Robert F. Kennedy
Atlanta
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Armed Services
Glenn Backers Quick To Set Up Campaign
In Columbus Ohio Senatorial candidate John H Glenn Jr aims to return from the Marine Corps soon while supporters move fast. Rep Wayne L Hays says petitions for the astronaut will circulate in all 88 Ohio counties by Tuesday and predicts victory. Glenn will not attend the preprimary convention but will be represented. Longtime ally Fred Bohn is named finance manager. Senator Stephen M Young seeks renomination with a hard battle expected against Republicans Taft Jr. or Ted W Brown.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Marine Corps
Wayne L. Hays
Glenn
Hays
Stephen M. Young
Young
William L. Coleman
Fred Bohn
Zanesville
Washington
Earth
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Ted W. Brown
Cuyahoga County
Albert S. Porter
Zanzibar Renames Island Nation The Peoples Republic of Zanzibar
Khrushchev blamed the United States for panama unrest as Zanzibar’s revolutionary regime proclaims The Peoples Republic of Zanzibar and seeks closer ties with communist and African nations. President Abeid Karume condemns U S inaction and orders expulsion of U S Consul Frederick Picard III after arrest.
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Zanzibar
Peoples Republic of
Soviet Union
Abeid Karume
Khrushchev
Tass
Karume
United States
U.S
Frederick P. Picard III
Picard
Blood Transfusion From Corpse To Humans Labeled Success
Michigan researchers Dr. Jack Kevorkian Neal Nicol and Edwin Rea at Pontiac General Hospital report the first direct transfusions of blood from deceased donors to living patients. They stored blood 12 to 15 days and drew blood from hearts in later cases, noting rapid, decisive results and careful donor history checks.
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Jack Kevorkian
Neal Nicol
Edwin Rea
Pontiac General Hospital
Kevorkian
Nicol
Logan High Senior Wins District FFA Speaking Contest
Larry Dean Harris a Logan High School senior won District 15 extemporaneous speaking at Oak Hill, earning the Gold Award and a $25 Ohio FFA Foundation check. He will represent District 15 at the state contest April 24 25 in Columbus. Harris chairs Chief Logan FFA, serves on the Hocking County fair board, and is active in LHS speech under Carolyn Biggs.
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Larry Dean Harris
Logan High School
Oak Hill
Leonard D. Harris
Gore
Ohio Ffa Foundation
Dean
FFA
Ohio Ffa
Columbus
Harris
Chief Logan Ffa
Hocking County
Castro Not Involved Denied by Khrushchev in Panama Crisis
Khrushchev backed Panama’s stance against the United States and denied any Castro involvement in the Canal Zone riots. U.S. Embassy staff evacuated to the Canal Zone amid tensions. Panama recalled its staff, but consular aides and some agencies remained. Memorial services held for four American soldiers and 19 Panamanians killed last week.
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Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
United States
Khrushchev
Washington
Panama City
U.S. State Department
Peace Corps
U.S. Agency For International Development
Johnson
Edwin M. Martin
Canal
Robert Chiari
Kalinin
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Castro
Trade Club Meet Reservations Due By Noon Monday
Reservations for the annual Logan Trade Club meeting at Brandt's Mecca Room are due by noon Monday. The event Tuesday evening includes a 6 p.m. social hour and a 6:30 p.m. dinner. Tickets available from board members Francis Myers and John Saving.
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Logan Trade Club
Brandt
Mecca Room
Francis
Scrappy) Myers
John Saving
Draftee fairness debate and tax move dominate brief
Atlanta where Hershey criticizes draft equity while Amish dairy farmers in Cleveland face electricity mandates. Washington reports Senate Finance Committee victory on tax relief bill removing capital gains cut. Pierre SD House approves anti poll tax amendment ratification awaiting Senate action with 37 states already ratified.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Italy suspends four engineers over Vaieni Dam disaster
The Public Works Ministry in Rome suspended four executive engineers as part of a government inquiry into the Vaieni Dam collapse. The probe blamed officials in Belluno and Udine for inaction that contributed to the disaster that killed nearly 3,000 people on October 9 last year.
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Rome
Italy
Public Works Ministry
Vaieni
Belluno
Udine
New York Officials Probe Smoking Cessation Sales
In New York sales of both pills and programs for breaking the smoking habit draw NABBB scrutiny. Dr Irving Ladimer, vice president in charge of the bureau's food drug and cosmetic division, said the organization has not found any pills lozenges liquids or other items that conform to claimed cures.
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New York
National
Better Business Bureau
Irving Ladimer
Bureau
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Division
Body of airman found after B52 crash near Cumberland
The body of T. Sgt. Melvin Wooten, 27, tail gunner on the B52 jet bomber, was recovered Friday night after a crash near Cumberland. He was the last of the five man crew to be accounted for, hailed from Tohatchi New Mexico. Swiss authorities approve a 4.275 million dollar interest free loan to modernize the UN European headquarters in Geneva and build a new WHO HQ.
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Cumberland, Md
Melvin Wooten
Strategic Air Command
Cumberland
Wooten
Tohatchi
N.M
Bern
Switzerland
U.N
Palace of Nations
Geneva
U.N. World Health Organization
Coffee prices to rise in U S within four months
The president of Manhattan Coffee Co. says U S coffee prices will increase 14 to 16 cents per pound within the next four months.
Taxi drivers fail new driving test in Taipei
Chinese Nationalist police headquarters said 800 of 2,500 registered Taipei taxi drivers did not pass a recent driving test.
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Taipei
Formosa
Pentagon weighs unified line on cigarette smoking
Defense Department medical chiefs will meet with Dr Shirley Fisk to discuss a common policy on smoking for 2.7 million service members. The talks follow the Public Health Service link between smoking and cancer and other diseases. Previous standpoints vary by service, with Air Force banning smoking in flight lounges since 1962.
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Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
Associated Press
Shirley C. Fisk
Army
Navy
Air Force
Public Health Service
Fisk
Defense Departent
Department
Arlington burial for Panama riot victim Staff Sgt Luis Jimenez Cruz
Staff Sgt Luis Jimenez Cruz was buried at Arlington Cemetery after being killed in the Panama riots. His widow Barbara Jimenez Cruz, 26, described the nightmare amid military honors and a Defense Department note that the soldier had no rifle ammunition. The Army blamed a communications breakdown for the lack of details and ammunition allocation.
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U.S
Panama
Arlington Cemetery
Luis Jimenez-Cruz
Washington Evening Star
Barbara Jimenez- Cruz
Department of Defense
Atlantic
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