U S Presses Tough Line on Cuba At Latin Conference
At Punta del Este Uruguay the United States urged a collective Latin American response to Fidel Castro's Cuba. Secretary of State Dean Rusk called for excluding Cuba from the OAS, cutting trade, and isolating the regime amid Brazil and others seeking softer measures.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Fidel Castro
U.S
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Organization of American States
Brazil
Mexico
Argentina
Colombia
Rusk
Rusky
Osvaldo Dorticos
Hemisphere
Castro
Latin America
Soviet Bloc
Americas
Hocking Valley Roads Slippery This Morning
Heavy ground frost made driving treacherous in the Hocking Valley as the state highway department salted Rt. 33 and other highways all night. Forecast calls for warmer temperatures later today and a chance of rain by Friday night.
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Hocking Valley
State Highway Department
Rt. 33
Granville Custody Dispute Ends in Kidnapping Case
In Ohio and Nevada custody battle history, Byington Jr. is jailed then freed as 9 year old Robin is abducted by Patricia Byington and two men. Police and FBI search escalate with a car found near Lancaster at Ruth Clark home.
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Byington
Robert Byington Sr
Granville
Ohio
Nevada
Las Vegas
Byingtons
Patricia
Robin
Amanda
Lancaster
Ruth Clark
Clark
Byington Jr
Ohio Highway Department
Holly
Tracy
David Zenoff
Nevada City
Licking County
High Court To Get Ohio School Fuss
Ohio will ask the U S Supreme Court to uphold an administrator order creating a quota system for admissions to state industrial schools. The attorney general said the appeal will be filed after the Ohio Supreme Court refused to reconsider its January ruling ending the freeze and quotas.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Theodore Laker
Federal
Ohio Supreme Court
Laker
Michael V. DiSalle
Plan for re organization of Boys Industrial School
Dr. Robert A. Haines announced a re organization plan for the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster. The education program will be divided into three phases academic vocational or occupational based on each juvenile's aptitude.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lancaster
Robert A. Haines
Department of
Mental Hygiene and Correction
OU Student Pleads Innocent in Dorm Shootings
Bennett Blakeslee a 21 year old Ohio University student from Avon pleaded innocent to shooting with intent to kill his girlfriend Lora Jean Smalley 21 of Toledo four times in a dormitory courtyard He was bound to the grand jury under a 2000 bond Smalley is hospitalized in fair condition Dr William R Butler dean of men announced Blakeslee was suspended immediately and indefinitely from the university
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Athens, Ohio
Bennett Blakeslee
Avon
Ohio University
Blakeslee
Lora Jean Smalley
Toledo
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Soviet Press Reports Khrushchev Activities
Soviet papers led with Khrushchev’s actions, noting a congratulatory telegram to Syria’s new prime minister Marouf Dawalibi. The dispatch gave no location for Khrushchev or details of his current work amid circulating rumors including speculations of his death in Tokyo.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Pravda
Marouf Dawalibi
Tokyo
Kennedy plans naming Negro to Cabinet
President Kennedy said he would nominate Robert C. Weaver, a Black administrator heading the Housing and Home Finance Agency, to head a yet to be created urban affairs department. He urged pushing the plan despite the House Rules Committee vote against it and pledged to use a reorganization route to quicken action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Urban Affairs Department
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Pentagon
Uruguay
Capitol Hill
NATO
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
United States
Portugal
U.S
Azores
Weaver
Rules Committee
Congress
Department
John Glenn Flight Forecast Lifts Hope for Orbit Saturday
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Good rocketry weather forecast for Saturday could set the stage for John H Glenn Jr to begin his triple orbit around the world. Officials say favorable Atlantic conditions should hold through Saturday and delays loom if launch slips. Bill Walker of Logan Ohio, son of Ralph and Mrs. Walker, will be interviewed Friday on CBS Channel 10 about the planned flight, joining several Muskingum College students in coverage.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Atlantic
Bill Walker
Ralph Walker
Logan
CBS Television
Channel 10
Col
John Glenn
Walker
Muskingum College
New Concord
Col. Glenn
Muskingum
Venezuelan Violence Kills 28 Latins Across Cities
The unofficial toll from three days of anti-government violence stood at 28 dead and over 100 wounded in Caracas and eight other cities. Communists and pro-Castro students were blamed for shootings bombings and other violence during the Inter American Conference in Uruguay on Cuba.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Uruguay
Cuba
Kennedy Seeks Tariff Cut Power
Miss Esther O Neal, 74, a retired Logan teacher, was seriously injured when struck by a westbound truck on Rt 56 near Rt 328. The driver, Lester Hayborn, 41, stated a broken king pin caused the loss of control. O Neal was trapped under the vehicle then treated at Mount St Mary Hospital with back injuries and cuts. A second accident on frost led to Terry Saunders 18 being hospitalized with multiple injuries and a traffic citation for excessive speed for conditions.
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Esther O'Neal
Logan
Rt. 328
New Plymouth Rt. 1
Hocking County
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Miss O'Neal
Nelsonville Hospital
Logan Rt. 2
Saunders
D Frank Disbennett Dies At 82 In Logan County
D Frank Disbennett 82 was found dead at his Logan Route 2 home by a son. He had been in failing health and was a life long Hocking County resident. He worked at Logan Clay Products Co retiring in 1950. Surviving are three sons and four daughters, 12 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and a sister. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev. R B Hughes. burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery Marion Two. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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D. Frank Disbennett
Logan Rt. 2
Harry
Hocking County
James and
Harriett Frasure Disbennett
Logan Clay Products Co
Jennie
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Richard
Columbus
Elwood
Newark
Goldie Tuthill
Leota Klinger
Logan
Monabelle Chute
Mildred Cummins
Reynoldsburg
Jessie Daubenmier
Leonard Funeral Home
R. B. Hughes
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Marion
Kennedy urges bipartisan backing for 1962 trade plan with Europe
President Kennedy appeals to Congress for rapid endorsement of a five year trade expansion act aimed at cutting tariffs up to 50 percent on some goods and eliminating others. He promotes protections for workers while offering loans, guidance, and readjustment pay to those affected.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Congress
Glenn set for space launch with extended countdown
The countdown for John Glenn's orbital flight begins Friday at 7 a.m. and runs about 13 hours, split into segments with a final five hour window. If all goes smoothly the Marine lieutenant colonel will lift off between 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Saturday, after a valve replacement delayed the initial Wednesday launch.
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Glenn
NASA
Brown Nixon Exchange First Blows In California Campaign
In San Francisco Governor Edmund G Brown declares a 10 month bid for a new four year term while targeting Richard M Nixon. Kennedy endorses Brown and predicts victory if California voters embrace the current administration. Nixon denounces Brown as indecisive while pledging new programs to meet future challenges.
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Brown
Nixon
California
San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Joseph C. Shell
Los Angeles
Harold J. Powers
GOP
Moderation urged on Angola crisis at U.N. by U S envoy
Adlai Stevenson goes before the General Assembly to urge moderation in Angola and to back a 40-state resolution calling on Portugal to end repression and move toward independence. The United States supports the Asian African bloc plan and opposes Poland Bulgaria punitive measures.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
General Assembly
Portugal
Angola
Stevenson
United States
Assembly
Poland
Bulgaria
Security Council
Lisbon
Six Lake Erie fishermen stranded on ice floes rescued
Balmy weather caused ice to break off from shore as six fishermen ice fished on a large sheet of ice. The floe split into two pieces 500 feet offshore and they were rescued by two boats, one crewed by two former Navy veterans, the other by four Coast Guard life boat station members.
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Lorain
Ohio
Lake Erie
U.S Coast Guard
Ohio Guard Seeks Ft Hayes Transfer
Maj. Gen. Loren G. Windom says he has asked the Army to turn soon to the Ohio National Guard the former Ft Hayes site in Columbus. The adjutant general notes the Windom office and several Army guard units including the 37th Infantry Division are based at Ft Hayes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Loren G. Windom
Ft. Hayes
Ohio National Guard
Windom
Army Guard
37Th Infantry Division
District 50 Chief Dies
Washington AP report notes AD Lewis aged 72, longtime president of United Mine Workers District 50 since 1946 and brother of former UMW chief John L. Lewis, died Wednesday.
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Washington
AD Lewis
United Mine Workers District 50
John L. Lewis
UMW
Admiral Burke objects to censoring methods in speech review
Admiral Arleigh A Burke testified that the Kennedy administration blocked a major speech and disclosed the action to the press making him seem to hide something. He supported ongoing speech review while criticizing press leakage. President Kennedy backed continued review and an investigation into Pentagon censorship practices.
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Washington
Arleigh A. Burke
Kennedy
Arthur Sylvester
Defense For Information
Burke
Naval Operations
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Findlay
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Robert Byington Jr
William McElroy
Earl Davis
Davis
William R. Butler
University
Department of Urban Affairs
US S
U.N
District 50
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