Soviet Marshal Attacks U S Defense Leaders in Pravda
In an interview with Pravda Soviet Defense Minister Marshal Rodion Malinovsky warned US rockets could wipe out major American centers in one hit and urged thawing Cold War tensions. He condemned McNamara and Rockefeller for stirring war hysteria and promoting nuclear shelters as profit-driven while calling shelters a coffin for citizens.
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Moscow
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Malinovsky
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Soviet Union
Rockefeller
Two Major Airlines Plan Merge Creating Giant System
American Airlines and Eastern Air Lines announced plans to merge creating a national giant with about 39 000 employees 400 aircraft and 900 million in assets The combined carrier would be called American Airlines and Eastern stockholders would receive 13 American shares plus five year warrants to buy an extra one third share at 28 dollars per share The Civil Aeronautics Board would review the merger and no immediate comment was available on Eddie Rickenbacker’s roles.
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New York
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
American
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern
Rickenbacker
C. R. Smith
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Smith
Eastern-American Combine
McIntyre
Ohio to Close Three Army Installations
Three Ohio Army installations will be closed as unnecessary. Ft. Hayes in Columbus, Ravenna Arsenal, and Plum Brook Depot at Sandusky will be inactivated by next June. Ft. Hayes is to be abandoned by July 1, 1965, with functions moved to new sites and consolidation with other depots and reservations.
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Columbus
20Th Corps
National Guard
Columbus General Depot
Ft. Knox
Lordstown Military Reservation
Warren
Ravenna Arsenal
Plum Brook
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Five Satellites Fail in Cape Canaveral Boost Attempt
A Thor-Able-Star rocket carrying five satellites embedded as space quintuplets failed 20 minutes after launch from Cape Canaveral. The upper stage did not reach sufficient thrust, plunging the rocket into the Atlantic. Buckshot aimed to orbit five probes for Solar Radiation Four and related tests ahead of Ranger 3 and Glenn missions.
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Cape Canaveral
Fia
Cape
Defense Department
Atlantic Ocean
United States
U.S
Lunar
John H. Glenn Jr
Earth
Injun
van Allen
Kennedy Seeks Ike Support in Aids Tariff Fight
President Kennedy aims to rally former President Eisenhower behind a new international trade program sent to Congress. Admin officials anticipate a four month battle to win authority to negotiate tariff cuts with the European Common Market. Eisenhower previously signaled guarded approval for flexible tariff negotiations to boost U S exports.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
U.S
Old Athens Hotel Becomes OU Dorm Berry Hall
The 68 year old Berry Hotel will close next Sunday to become Berry Hall a dormitory for 164 Ohio University students. The Ohio University Fund Inc bought the building from Fred R Beasley after 28 years ownership and renovations will begin before Feb 5.
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Athens, Ohio
Berry Hotel
Berry Hall
Ohio University
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Fred R. Beasley
Cuban Compromise Proposed By Latins
The House passed a bill to raise mailing rates by one cent for first class and air mail, and higher charges for newspapers magazines and advertising mail. A Kennedy administration compromise added $79.2 million to a rate package that could yield $700 million if Senate approved.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
Ways and Means
Soviet China feud grows intense over worldwide strategy
U S officials say the bitter clash between Moscow and Peiping over communist world strategy could widen into a split though unlikely in the near term. They expect a slow deterioration of relations with Moscow trying to pull rank with the Chinese rank and file while reacting to editorial attacks on Kennedy’s state of the union. Officials caution against expecting a weakening of the bloc as both powers dispute the path to world dominance.
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Washington
Russia
Red China
U.S
Moscow
Peiping
China
Communist Party
Red International
Peoples Daily
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Weather Outlook for Columbus Ohio Sees Mild, Cloudy Days
Official Weather Bureau forecast notes southerly winds and clouds lowering temperatures Tuesday night. Expect cloudy mild weather through Thursday with little precipitation. Hocking Valley reports high 32 degrees yesterday and 17 this morning. today highs 37 to 44. Tomorrow low 27 to 35. Thursday should be clear and slightly warmer.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Regions Expect Rain Ahead As Warm Winds Persist
The Ohio area faces possible showers by Thursday as southerly winds bring warm moist air. Sunshine is scarce today and Thursday. Early readings show Cleveland 24, Cincinnati 33, Columbus 27, and Bellaire 2 degrees.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Bellaire
Chief Logan Dies At 83 On Six Nations Reserve
Chief Logan oldest hereditary chief of the Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy died at a Brantford area reservation in Ontario. He was 83. Born into the Deer Clan of the Onondaga, he became a chief in 1902 and served on the reservation government until 1924. He and other Six Nations chiefs traveled to England in 1929 for an audience with King George V.
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Logan
Brantford
Ontario
Canada
Joseph Logan
Chief Logan
Six Nations
England
George V
Rail Veteran Clifford Duffey Dies On His Birthday
Clifford H. Duffey, a veteran railroad conductor for Hocking Valley and later C&O, died at 1 20 a.m. on his 85th birthday at his home 344 N Spring St He retired December 31 1943 after 31 years of service Born in Buchtel he was the son of the late Oliver and his wife Nora Duffey His widow Nora and son Floyd died in 1959 Survived by a daughter in law a granddaughter six half sisters and three half brothers Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Leonard Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday
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Clifford H. Duffey
N. Spring St
Hocking Valley
C&o Railroad
Mr. Duffey
Hocking Valley Railroad
Buchtel
Oliver Duffey
Nora
Floyd
Floyd Duffey
Logan
George Spackey
Phoenix
Ariz
Hugh
Union Furnace Rd
Paul and
Clarence
Columbus
Nora Charlesworth
California
Adessa Groves
Cynthia Anthony
Springfield
Clara Wolfe
Mt. Vernon
Earl Tipple
Lancaster
Blanche Wolfe
Buckeye Lake
Leonard Funeral Home
D. S. Dunkle
Oak Grove Cemetery
French Tricolor Demonstrates in Algiers Uprising Anniversary
In Algiers European areas flew the French tricolor as the European Secret Army Organization denounces Algerian independence. The group ordered a 75 minute general strike and urged residents to darken homes for the last 15 minutes, aiming to paralyze the city on the 1960 settlers Uprising anniversary.
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Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Secret Army Organization
Algeria
Trotsky Widow Natalia Sedov Dies in Paris
Natalia Sedov Trotsky, 79, widow of Leon Trotsky, died Tuesday in Paris. She survived the Russian revolutionary leader who was assassinated in Mexico in 1940.
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Paris
Natalia Sedov Trotsky
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Mexico
Brazil and Argentina Propose Cuba Isolation at OAS Meeting
Argentina and Brazil push a compromise plan to bar Fidel Castro’s government from OAS deliberations while allowing a possible return if Cuba changes course. The outer seven group met for three hours to craft the approach ahead of ministers’ debate in Uruguay.
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Argentina
Brazil
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
Cuba
Castro
OAS
Kennedy
Inter- American
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Mexico
Chile
Ecuador
Bolivia
Haiti
Seven Nations
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuba drive leader warns of possible unilateral actions
A leader backing stern punishment of Fidel Castro’s regime told the hemisphere that some nations may act on their own if the Organization of American States fails to act decisively. The warning came as Colombia sponsors the Punta del Este resolution guiding the inter American conference on Cuban communism.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Organization of American States
Colombia
Venezuelan Leftist Riots Leave Many Dead and Wounded
In Caracas, sixteen people were killed and eighty wounded as military police clashed with snipers amid mass unrest. Bombs exploded and eight buses were burned while protests spread during the second day of clashes tied to Fidel Castro policy. Police reported two hundred arrests as transit strikes shut the capital.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Central University
Tax Cut Considered Conceivable If 4 Percent Gain Achieved
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges said a 52 percent corporate tax cut could be possible if U S production grows 4 percent in the next year, instead of the typical 2 to 4 percent. He spoke at a news conference on U S industrial leadership versus the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
United States
Hodges
Soviet Union
U.S
Racketeers Try To Enter Stock Trading Says Kennedy
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy says the Justice Department is probing attempts by major racketeers to enter the stock trading field. He notes the inquiry targets illegal activity by organized crime and not the stock exchanges themselves. Officials describe possible infiltrations aligning with crime money from gambling into various businesses. Kennedy says scrutiny has intensified over several years and is not nationwide but exists in several cities.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Securities Exchange Commission
American Stock Exchange
Kennedy
One Department
Harsha Laments Loss Of IRS Data Center To Covington
Washington AP Ohio Representative William H Harsha denounces the decision to place a 6 million dollar IRS data processing center in Covington Kentucky over Clermont County Ohio arguing the move favors politics over merit. The center will employ about 1500 to 1800 workers with a similar payroll and serves Ohio Kentucky Indiana Virginia and West Virginia.
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Washington
Ohio
William H. Harsha
Internal Revenue Service
Ohio River
Covington
Harsha
Portsmouth
Kennedy
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Brent Spence
IRS
Spence
Kentucky
Indiana
Virginia
West Virginia
Fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Johnson Street
Donald Clancy
Gordon Scherer
Walter H. Moeller
10Th
Moeller
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Clifford Duffey
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