Astronaut Gienn Jr. to Face Retry After Delay
Project Mercury officers prepare a Thursday launch attempt for Marine Lt Col John H. Gienn Jr. after a Saturday hold near Cocoa Beach. Weather remains the key factor, with rain and cloud cover delaying liftoff of the Atlas booster and Friendship 7 as Ranger 3’s moon mission ends in failure with limited data.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Gienn Jr
Glenn
Atlas
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
America
Fila
Moon
Ranger 3
Earth
Ranger
Jet Propulsion Labratory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goldstone
California Desert
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Tree felled beside City Hall on Mulberry Street
Davey Tree Experts cut down a towering dead elm tree in front of City Hall on Mulberry Street this morning. Stump removal to be scheduled later.
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Davey
S. Mulberry St
City Hall
Snow Covers Hocking Roads This Morning
One inch of snow in Hocking County makes driving conditions dangerous on area roads. State routes 33 and 75 were wet but clear while crews salted and ash swept hills. Temperatures ranged from 16 to 30 degrees with light snow forecast and slippery roads across northern counties.
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Hocking County
Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Youngstown
Chesapeake
Columbus
Weather outlook for Southern and Central Ohio chills ahead
Temperatures stay below normal by five to ten degrees with daily highs around 37 to 47 and lows 20 to 28. Expect minor temperature fluctuations, colder later in the week, and light precipitation under two-tenths of an inch with several light snow flurries mainly in central areas.
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Ohio
Snow covers most Ohio highways as winter snows persist
Ohio motorists move slowly as snow blankets most roads. Only a corridor southwest of Greenville Urbana Chillicothe and Pomeroy remains less affected.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Highway Department
Greenville
Urbana
Chillicothe
Pomeroy
Fritz Kreisler dies at 88 in New York hospital
Famed concert violinist Fritz Kreisler, 88, died in Harkness Pavilion at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center where he had been hospitalized since January 13. The death was reported from New York.
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New York
Fritz Kreisler
Harkness Pavilion
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Ohio Not Broke, DiSalle Reports
Governor Michael DiSalle said Ohio is not broke but short of operating capital. He noted assets and a future cash flow, predicted no borrowing through next June, and highlighted two Columbus families on poor relief with limited funds and housing costs. He urged individual attention for desperate cases and cited welfare aid levels below state standards.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Columbus
Hemisphere ministers move toward suspending Cuba from OAS
At Punta del Este Uruguay the foreign ministers of the Americas endorsed suspending Fidel Castro’s Cuba from hemisphere councils. Argentina and Chile backed a six to twenty vote plan and Cuba exclusion from OAS agencies. The conference seeks a final declaration with multiple resolutions while avoiding full rupture.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere Family Councils
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Mexico
U.S
United States
Council of the Organization of American States
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Havana
OAS
Castro
Inter-American Defense Board
Hemisphere
OAS Council
Washington
Council
Attorney seeks court order for lie test for Sheppard
Boston attorney F Lee Bailey said he plans to seek a court order requiring the Ohio Penitentiary warden to permit a lie detector test for Samuel H Sheppard. The move follows Gov DiSalle’s refusal to allow testing as Bailey meets the governor for 30 minutes. Sheppard, convicted of second degree murder for the July 4 1954 death of Marilyn Sheppard, remains in prison for life.
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Columbus
Ohio
Boston
Ohio Penitentiary
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
F. Lee Bailey
Sheppard
Michael V. DiSalle
Bailey
Marilyn
Bay Village
Kennedy Khrushchev TV Exchange Hint at Talks in Paris
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger and Soviet spokesman Mikhail Kharlamov met at the Soviet Embassy in Paris. Edward R. Murrow attended to discuss a possible exchange of television appearances by President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev.
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Paris
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Salinger
Mikhail Kharlamov
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Kennedy Proposes Cabinet Office for Urban Affairs and Farm Plans
President Kennedy plans to send a Cabinet level urban affairs department proposal to Congress this week and delay the farm message which will advocate broader control programs to stabilize all farm commodities. He aims to coordinate transit, traffic, slum, and utility issues while naming Robert C. Weaver head of the new department.
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Washington
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Congress
White House
American Farm Bureau Federation
Eisenhower
National Farmers Union
National Grange
Capitol Hill
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Natural Gas Rates Increase On March 1
Logan residents will pay one and one half cents per thousand cubic feet more for natural gas starting March 1. The Ohio Fuel Gas Co announces increases apply to 151 Ohio communities and 262 industrial customers under fuel cost clauses. The hikes reflect no new supplier price rise and come after a 12 month refunds period that lowered rates by about 24 cents monthly for a typical customer.
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Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio
G. H. Baird
Baird
Federal Power Commission
Kennedy to Hold News Conference Wednesday at Four
President Kennedy plans a news conference in Washington on Wednesday at 4 p m The session will not be carried live by television or radio and will be open to reporters only.
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Washington
Kennedy
Doomsday fears sweep globe as astrology predicts catastrophe
Astrologers warn of a world ending Sunday with possible Monday chaos including storms quakes and war. Astronomers dismiss the doom say planetary alignments recur about every century while believers seek refuge in India and the United States.
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New York
India
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
New Delhi
Benares
Ganges
Nepal
Orient
Understanding Inc
Arizona
Cleator
Fire Tragedy in Buckland Ends With Nine Dead and One Survivor
A two story Buckland farm house fire killed six children and three adults early Sunday. Only Robert Deame Jr. survived by leaping through a rear door glass. Victims included his mother, a brother, grandparents, and five cousins aged 2 to 10. Police cite a possible basement heating plant explosion as the cause.
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Buckland
Mass
Massachusetts
Robert Deame Jr
Robert Deame
Charles
Raymond R. Crandall
Timothy Keane
Congolese Oppose Soviet Move On U.N. Meeting
Premier Cyrille Adoula denounces the Soviet request for a U.N. Security Council debate on the Congo as unfavorable to his government. He told U Thant the council session would cause confusion amid his effort to reunite the young republic as the Security Council prepares to address complaints about the U.N. Command in Katanga.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Katanga
Filibuster Looms Over Kennedy Civil Rights Bill
The civil rights bill backed by Kennedy faces a Southern Democratic filibuster in the Senate. With Mansfield steering the measure to Eastland and Javits pressing for Rules Committee action, passage stalls amid party splits. A cloture fight and potential rider strategy loom as the clash over voting rights heats up.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Mansfield
Rules Committee
Javits
Eastland
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Daily Terrorism Strikes Algerian Cities
Two Europeans were killed and two seriously wounded in Algiers as terrorism flared. In Oran a Muslim terrorist killed a European, and another killer, likely European, killed a Muslim. Over the weekend seventeen people died, twelve Muslims and five Europeans. France’s Premier Debre warned of ongoing terrorism and the Secret Army Organization, hoping peace once the Algerian cease fire is signed.
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Algiers
Oran
France
Michel Debre
Secret Army Organization
Chiang Says Time Near Far Attack
Chiang Kai-shek told American reporters that counterattacks on Communist China mainland by Nationalist forces are near. He said preparations are in full swing as his forces ready for action. The remarks came during a study mission visit to Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Study
India
Nuclear Talks Break Up After Stormy Geneva Session
In Geneva the 39 month old three power nuclear test ban talks collapsed after a 135 minute session with the United States Britain and Russia deadlocked. US delegate Stelle and British Sir Michael Wright proposed an immediate recess to reset talks while Russia charged the West was wrecking negotiations. The three sides failed to agree on a final communique and the Soviet Union had earlier rejected a merger with general disarmament talks.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Russia
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Sir Michael Wright
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Soviet Union
Whims Of Princess Margaret Attract Sharp Criticism
London AP reports Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon face frank criticism over their Caribbean vacation with infant son David and a $230,000 Kensington Palace upgrade. The Daily Mirror labels her "perverse and petulant" while debating her public role and expenditures against social needs.
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London
Margaret
The
Daily Mirror
Lord Snowdon
Caribbean Sun
David
Royal Party
Antigua
Kensington Palace
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