Five Western Nations Strive To Save British Common Market Bid
Five continental powers led by West Germany press a delaying plan to keep Britain in the Common Market. They aim to curb French pressure, avert Soviet realignments, and refer the membership question to the nine member Commission for a two to three week study. The move seeks to prevent a French victory and protect Western alliance cohesion.
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Brussels
Belgium
Friends of Britain
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Western Alliance
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Soviet Union
Man Common Market Commission
Clemson Integrates as First Negro Student Enrolls
Clemson College prepares for Harvey Gantt to enroll as the first Black student amid statewide police presence. Gantt, 20, plans to attend in the afternoon with his escort. dormitory placement and court orders shape the peaceful transition. Gov. Russell and local leaders urge calm and support for the process.
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Clemson
S.C
South Carolina
Clemson College
J. P. Strom
Harvey Gantt
Iowa State University
Charleston
Gantt
A. R. Blake
Morris Street Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Man
Christopher Gantt
Charleston Navy Yard
Matthew J. Perry
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Donald S. Russell
Death claims SEC leader Frank Morrow
Frank C. Morrow age 79 of Wellston died Saturday night in Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. A longtime Southeastern Ohio Regional Council leader and highway committee chair he campaigned for a major route from the Ohio River to Lake Erie. He also led Buckeye Furnace Mining Co and served Rio Grande College trustees. He is survived by Grace and two sons Ford R. and Max. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. Wellston Presbyterian Church burial Ridgewood Cemetery.
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Frank C. Morrow
Wellston
Southeastern Ohio
Holzer
Buckeye Furnace Mining Co
Rio Grande College
Grace
Ford R
Max Morrow
Wellston Presbyterian Church
Ridgewood Cemetery
Own Doctor Calls Man Drunk Sends Him A Bill
Lancaster California AP reports Frank L McWethy demanded a drunkenness test from his own doctor. The doctor certified intoxication and police booked the 44 year old on drunken driving suspicion. The doctor charged $10 for the test.
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Lancaster
Calif
Frank L. McWethy
McWethy
New Frontier's New Baby Has Nursery But No Name
Washington reports a proposed domestic peace corps to aid community development, schools, hospitals, migrant workers, and refugees. An 11 member committee led by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy drafted plans aiming for 5,000 corpsmen within five years with pilot projects in New York City, South Dakota, Massachusetts, Kentucky, and California.
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Washington
Jackson Square
Stone's Throw
White House
New Frontier
Peace Corps
Kennedy
National Service Corps
Bobby Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
South Dakota
New York City
Massachusetts
Kentucky
California
Board of Education
Pine Ridge
State Department of Mental Health
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Education Committee
Senate Taxation Committee
Ohio Assembly Sets Hearing Schedule On Twenty Proposed Bills
Ohio lawmakers plan hearings on twenty bills with many more proposed laws. A court action clears the printing contract dispute as sessions begin with topics including a US constitutional amendment on poll taxes and reforms in education and taxation.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
House Elections and Federal Relations Committee
House Judiciary Committee
House Industry and Labor Committee
U S Concerned By Soviet Arm Presence In Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says four armed Soviet combat groups are in Cuba with MiG fighters capable of nuclear delivery. He calls the presence a real concern though defense oriented, and notes possible removal of some forces and missiles in time. Congress members warn of rising Soviet power prompting Senate inquiries.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
Unon
U.S
Congress
Senate
Mrs Myrtle Armstrong Dies Today at 55 Market Street
Mrs Myrtle Armstrong née Harden died at home at 55 Market Street. Born in Washington Township she was the daughter of Ephraim and Rebecca Harden and survived by her husband C Melvin Armstrong and a sister Mrs B A Evans. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Heinlein Funeral Home with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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C. Melvin
Myrtle) Armstrong
S. Market St
Washington
Twp
Ephraim
Rebecca Allen Harden
Ferdinand Smith
Nelson Thomas
Melvin Armstrong
Ilesboro
First Methodist Church of
Logan
United Bible Class
WCTU
WSCS
General Motors Reports Record 1962 Income and Sales
General Motors Corp. posted its largest ever annual net income and sales in 1962. Net income is estimated at 1.459 billion dollars, surpassing 1955’s 1.189 billion. Annual sales reach about 14.6 billion, topping 1960’s 12.7 billion.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Ohio and nearby states endure record cold and storms
An arctic outbreak brings subzero readings from Wisconsin to Florida. Ohio reports minus 32 in Greensburg and minus 31 near Jackson, with several towns posting deep lows. Officials cite ground conditions and windless air as factors, while snow totals raise hazards and power outages strain for 25 000 Sedalia residents.
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Ohio
Greensburg
Indiana
Jackson
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Ohio Valley
Plains
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Duluth
Minn
Rochester
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Gulf Coast
Miami
Sedalia
Freezy Skid Stuff Covers Ohio's Roads
Ohio road report shows primary and secondary routes largely snow covered with slippery conditions and drifting, especially in central areas, as snow removal crews persist through the weekend.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Highway Department
U.S. moves toward nuclear test ban talks with Khrushchev
Washington expects a decision within a week on a Soviet U S test ban proposal as talks resume in New York with Khrushchev’s objectives under review. Ambassador Kohler returns with a new message while Kennedy suspends underground Nevada tests and warns against unpoliced bans.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Kohler
Kennedy
New York
Britain
Nevada
Bitter Cold Grips Hocking County After Snow Storm
Bitter cold followed a six inch snow in Hocking County with a record low near minus 27 at Logan and minus 31 in Jackson. Schools closed for a third day as crews battled snow plowed highways and roads opened to maintain two way traffic.
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Jackson
Ralph Eubanks
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lone Rock
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Port Columbus
Eubanks
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Logan
Circleville
Dayton
Celina
Columbus
Toledo
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Springfield
U.S
Ohio River
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Highway Patrol
New York State
New England
Hocking County
Hocking Valley
Rt. 75
Hocking
Mercury
Logan City
LHS Agriculture
Albert Seabright
Ex-Convict Still Suspect In Slaying
Authorities questioned a 40-year-old ex-convict in the slaying of Virginia Wagner of Lancaster Ohio. Wagner, mother of three, disappeared December 19 and was found January 5 beaten and strangled in Raccoon Creek. A fingerprint on her ear matches the suspect, who is charged with parole violation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Virginia Wagner
Lancaster
Jerry Segel
Franklin County
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Chicago
SEC
Frank Morrow
Ohio Assembly
Myrtle Armstrong
General Motors
Philadelphia
Howard Kenny
US Weather Bureau
U.S.S.R
Capitol Hill
Dwight Diller
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