House Poised for Key Vote to Expand Rules Committee
The House backed expanding the Rules Committee 217 to 212 to curb a conservative coalition. Rayburn seeks 10 Democrats and 5 Republicans to tilt control, opposing chairman Smith who warned of a showdown amid last minute maneuvering and potential absenteeism.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rules Committee
Rayburn
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
Kennedy
Sam
Henry Clay
Virginia
Middleburg
Khrushchev Plans U.N. Visit and Possible Kremlin Talks
Communist sources in Washington say Soviet Premier Khrushchev plans to attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York for a week starting March 7. A meeting with President Kennedy would depend on Kennedy, with Khrushchev reportedly open to informal talks or more extensive discussions.
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Washington
Khrushchev
United States
United Nations
Kennedy
Moscow
General Assembly
New York
U S Envoy To Soviet Is Summoned Home
President Kennedy summoned the U S ambassador to Russia Llewellyn Thompson back to Washington for consultations on Soviet American relations. Thompson was expected to arrive by Monday, per the White House notice.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Russia
Llewellyn Thompson
White House
Belgians Urge Brussels Ok For New Ruanda Republic
Belgium administers Ruanda-Urundi presses Brussels to recognize Kayibanda led Ruanda republic formed in a weekend coup. Officials say new government, backed by Bahutu, hoisted flag and seeks continued U.N. trusteeship. UN planned elections were postponed and Kayibanda acted early.
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Brussels
Ruanda ‘Republic
Usumbura
Ruanda - Urundi
Ruanda-Urundi
Ruanda
Belgium
U.N
Gregoir Kayibanda
Parmehutu Party
Bahutu
Watutsi
Mwami
Kigeri V. Kayibanda
Minique Mbonyumutwa
Kayibanda
United Nations
Guarema
GOP Moves to Slow Kennedy Economic Programs
Washington AP reports Republicans maneuver to slow Kennedy’s sweeping economic plan. Senate leader Dirksen signals extensive hearings to block rushed action, arguing against food for peace, peace corps, conservation corps, and aid to distressed areas. Democratic leaders vow swift enactment despite GOP opposition with southern conservatives likely siding.
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Illinois
Senate
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Conservation Corps
Congress
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Capitol Hill
House
New Straitsville Faces Fire Risk as Water Line Break Strikes
Fire Chief Harry Nye and Mayor Melvin Emrick urge caution as New Straitsville lacks water to fight fires after a break in the city water line feeding a 250000 gallon tank. Cold weather slows leak location and repair work. The tank is dry since Saturday. wells normally fill it. Burr Oak line crosses the town with only two taps. Residents will be alerted when the emergency ends.
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New Straitsville
Harry Nye
Melvin Emrick
Burr Oak
Corporation Line
Ape astronaut No 65 rockets into space from Cape Canaveral
A chimpanzee named No 65 rode the Redstone into space and splashed down 420 miles downrange in the Atlantic after overshooting the target by 130 miles. Recovery craft swarmed the area as scientists select the 37% pound primate for future manned missions.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Atlantic Ocean
DiSalle Reintroduces Pet Bills On Ethics and Law
Democratic Gov. Michael V. DiSalle pushes renewed ethics and crime bills including conflict of interest, criminal conspiracy, and campaign finance limits. Lawmakers plan study, with messages sent to the Republican led General Assembly and desk distribution for potential committee action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
General Assembly
Roger Cloud
Logan County
Cloud
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Journal of the House
Judiciary Committee
Editor In 1861 Refused Lincoln Inaugural Printing
The Hocking Sentinel editor Charles M. Gould, a staunch Democrat, refused to print Lincoln's inaugural address or news of the inauguration. He ran Jefferson Davis's inaugural speech and defended peaceful separation while predicting war.
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Charles M. Gould
Hocking Sentinel
Logan Daily News
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Ala
Davis
Confederacy
Gould
South
Hocking County
Manning Stiers
Hocking
Ohio House
Stiers
Henry J. van Dyke
Brooklyn, N.Y
First Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Washington
Weather outlook for Ohio moderates with light snow likely
Official Weather Bureau summary reports gradual warming at night with a light snow event expected tonight. Temperatures rose to 14 degrees at 11 am after a low of zero. Monday high reached 28, with readings across Ohio from Marietta 12 to Toledo 21 and Cleveland Columbus 17.
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Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking
State
Marietta
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus
Great Lakes
Rockies
Lake Erie
Women in Mothers March to Fight Polio in Logan
One hundred and thirty women from Logan and Hocking County will march tonight to help stamp out polio. Mrs. John Greene chairs the effort with 20 captains from the Logan Emblem Club. The fire whistle will sound at 7 p.m. signaling residents to light porches for solicitors to visit homes.
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Logan
Hocking County
John Greene
Logan Emblem Club
Kennedy to hold second news conference Wednesday
The news conference is scheduled for Wednesday at 4 pm Eastern time. Kennedy will meet with the National Security Council at 10 am.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Security Council
Dorothy Thompson Dies in Lisbon Hotel
Dorothy Thompson, renowned newspaper columnist author and lecturer, was found dead in her hotel room in Lisbon Portugal at age 68. The veteran journalist known for her sharp commentary and international reporting was reported dead today.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Dorothy Thompson
City primary filings top two dozen candidates by party
Twenty one candidates filed nominating papers for city offices in the May primary, with 15 Republicans and six Democrats. Four more joined midweek including incumbent Rol land Schorr and Wallace Brown. Key races include a three way Republican mayoral fight and three council-at-large seats, with Democrats fielding a mayoral contest between Lawrence Ellinger and Delmar Freeman.
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Rolland Schorr
Gallagher Ave
Fourth Ward
Wallace Brown
N. Culver St
Albert McGaw
W. Second St
Ernie Price
Vine St
GOP
Charles C. (Babe) Stimel
Church St
Dora Jo Ayers
Fourth St
City Treasure
Ralph Adcock
William H. Miller
Harold A. Brimner
Coast Guard Academy Open To Negroes Says Superintendent
New London Conn The Coast Guard Academy will admit any qualified Negro to its cadet corps Rear Adm Stephen H Evans said there is no racial bar in admissions He commented after a report that President Kennedy worried the current class lacks Negro cadets
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New London, Conn
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Stephen H. Evans
U.S
Evans
Kennedy
Sailor meets Galvao aboard Santa Maria off Recife
U S Admiral Smith meets Capt Henrique Galvao at sea near Recife as talks aim to free about 200 passengers aboard the captive liner Santa Maria. A Brazilian inauguration day move could allow the ship to dock and depart with its passengers.
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Recife
Brazil
U. S
Henrique Galvao
Santa Maria
Norfolk
Allen F Smith Jr
Galvao
Jane Smith
Good
Smith
Navy
Damato
Wilson
Vogelgesang
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Brasilia
Janio Quadros
Lacerda
Vera Cruz
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Salvador
Smith-Galvao
Tourist Home Blaze Reported at Terrel Hotel
City firemen and volunteers responded at 12 10 p m to a general alarm at the Terrel Tourist Home at Main and Walnut Streets where a worker started a fire in a bathroom trying to thaw water pipes with a blow torch. Firemen extinguished the blaze with a booster hose. Damage described as negligible by Fire Chief Robert Courter.
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Terrel
Main and
Walnut Sts
Robert Courter
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