Two Nevada Nuclear Tests Planned Today
Be rat Sey two atmospheric nuclear shots in CAMP MERCURY Nevada scheduled for today marking the first above ground tests here since 1958. Unconfirmed reports say troops may move for a battlefield test early next week as tanks roll toward Las Vegas and the AEC and Pentagon withhold comment.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Pentagon
Las Vegas
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Nevada
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Pacific
Department of Defense
AEC
Joint Task Force 8
Johnston Island
Here
Rail Dispute Snagged Again
Cleveland AP report on the stalled labor dispute between railroad carriers and 200000 operating unions over manpower cuts, potential arbitration, and a pending federal mediation Board termination, with no immediate progress expected.
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Cleveland
White House
National Mediation Board
J. E. Wolfe
Chicago
Wolfe
New Orleans
Federal Mediation Board
Washington
Robert O. Boyd
Presidential Railroad Commission
Roy E. Davidson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Robbery Blaze in Sun Finance Heist Sparks Shootout
In Cleveland a holdup at Sun Finance & Loan Co in the Caxton Building led to a gun battle with police. Patrolman Alvin Char acter was wounded and two suspects, Edward Spaulding and Clarence Stoplight, were captured. a third man was detained. The assailants fled with about $1,100 from a cash drawer. Mary Fitzpatrick, an employee, was forced to hand over the money before the confrontation.
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Cleveland
Sun Finance & Loan Co
Caxton
Huron Road
Alvin Character
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Edward T. Spaulding
Lucy Mastropietro
Anthony J. Ciarlillo
Ciariillo
Spaulding
James A. Shima
Stoplight
Shima
Mary Fitzpatrick
Frank Mulgrew
Eugene Withers
Withers
Morocco Seizes Algerian Sahara Areas Amid Desert Claim
Moroccan troops occupy parts of the Algerian Sahara challenging Premier Ben Khedda's regime. Algerian leaders split, with Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella denouncing policy from Cairo. In Washington, two ASCS officials testified they took 1640.80 from a Billie Sol Estes emissary, spurring wider probes.
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Sahara
Youssef Ben Khedda
Tunisia
Morocco
Hassan II
Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Cairo
Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Louis N. Dumas
Arthur Daniel Stone
McIntosh County
Okla
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Billie Sol Estes Enterprises
Italian DC8 Vanishes Over Bombay Amid Downpour
An Alitalia DC8 carrying 85 passengers and 9 crew was approaching Bombay Santa Cruz Airport when it disappeared in heavy rain. Search efforts without results prompted Rome headquarters to suspect a crash near Bombay.
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Bombay
India
Santa Cruz
Alitalia
Rome
Sydney
Australia
Union announces first 4 percent 2 day work week
James Martin of Steamfitters and Refrigeration Local 342 announces a 36 hour week for union members. The plan, touted as the nation's first 4 percent 2 day work week, will begin July 1 1964 in the San Francisco East Bay area.
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San Francisco
San Francisco East Bay
James Martin
Saskatchewan medicare strike ends first week with no break
Regina reports the doctors strike against Saskatchewan's compulsory care plan continues with only emergency service available. A move seeks suspension of the medicare act while its validity is tested in court.
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Regina
Counterfeit Ring Members Sentenced in Cleveland Case
Eight men and a woman were sentenced for roles in a Cleveland counterfeit operation that flooded the area with hundreds of bogus twenty dollar bills earlier this year. Federal prosecutors described the scheme as the source of the currency glut and led to multiple arrests and lengthy prison terms.
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Cleveland (Ap
Public aviation chief stabbed to death in Formosa
Hsu Ping-Hsi, 51, chief public relations officer of the Chinese Nationalist Civil Aviation Administration, was killed Thursday night in Taipei by a former employee described as disgruntled.
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Taipei
Formosa
Hsu Ping-Hsi
Civil Aviation Administration
Two Die In Fiery Three Car Crash On U S 25 Near Dayton
A spectacular three car collision on U S 25 north of Dayton Friday night left two dead and seven hospitalized. Police say one car was ripped in two in the wreck. Authorities urged caution and investigated the cause of the crash.
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Dayton, Ohio
U.S. 25
Here
Kennedy relaxes at new summer White House on Squaw Island
President Kennedy lounges on Squaw Island in Hyannisport Mass during a summer respite. He enjoys boating on Nantucket Sound and plans family reunions, signaling a tranquil retreat from national duties.
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Hyannisport, Mass
Kennedy
White House
Squaw Island
Nantucket Sound
Detroit car sales near 1955 pace despite Ford stoppage
Detroit AP reports new car sales for the first six months approximate the 1955 boom year pace despite a Ford production stoppage in May.
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Detroit
Ford
Fire destroys 70 houses in north Japan village
AP reports a fire in a northern Japanese village left 388 people homeless after 70 houses burned down. Authorities investigated causes and the community began sheltering residents.
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Tokyo
Japan
Po Alice
Volunteers Train at Ohio U for Peace Corps Cameroon Service
Fifty five volunteers from twenty states gather at Ohio University Athens to begin two months of training for Peace Corps work in the West Cameroon Republic. Led by Dr. Roy P. Fairfield and Dr. Joseph Zasloff, the program blends physical fitness with studies in areas such as West Africa language health and American civilization.
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Ohio U. For Peace Corps Service
Cameroons
Ohio University
Athens
U. S. Peace Corps
West
Cameroon Republic of Africa
Roy P. Fairfield
Joseph Zasloff
Fairfield
U. S. Information Service
Greece
Buckeye Trail Association
Hocking County
Peace Corps
Buckeye
Murray City
Burr Oak Lake
Ohio U
Ohio U. Peace Corps
Chester Carter
California
Johnson Gabuin
Cameroon
Colorado State College
Trinidad
Africa
Sargent Shriver
Vernon R. Alden
Shriver
Ohio
Cameroon Republic
West Africa
United States
Senate UK Seen For Medicare Bill
Washington AP reports sponsors of Kennedy's social security health care plan for the elderly expect Senate passage by next Wednesday or Thursday. Confidence rose after a Republican substitute failed by voice vote on Friday in the Capitol.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
GOP
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Morton
Weather Outlook Fair and Warm Across Ohio This Weekend
Official forecast shows continued warm humid weather in Ohio through today tonight and Sunday with scattered thundershowers mainly in southern sections. Fog covered many areas at daybreak with visibility near zero in some southwest communities. Highs reach 86 92 today with lows 64 72 tonight and a chance of afternoon and evening storms. Heavy rain totals reported in Cincinnati and Chesapeake following overnight activity.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Hocking County Votes Bond For New 60-Bed Hospital
County commissioners move to place a $990000 bond issue on the ballot next November to cover two thirds of a new 60-bed hospital with Hill Burton funds filling the rest. Estimated levy ranges from about 1.1 to 1.44 mills over 22 years, with site and building plans to follow after voter approval.
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Hocking County
Carl W. Engle
Otto Shaw
Walter North
Tom van Duren
Logan Trade Club
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ohio
Hill-Burton
Ohio Department of Health
Engle
Mrs Edmund McGonagle Dies Of Injuries
Mrs Mary Katherine McGonagle aged 55 died at University Hospital at 6 p m Friday from injuries from an automobile crash on June 2 She never regained consciousness and suffered head internal injuries and a broken leg Her husband Edmund McGonagle suffered head facial injuries broken jaws nose and leg He had surgery three weeks ago and was released this week Plans to reenter the hospital Monday Also survived by brother Charles Page of Phoenix Ariz McGonagle a Logan native and son of J S McGonagles who formerly ran a local grocery Their home was on Warner Ave Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Glenn L Myers Funeral Home in Columbus
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Mary Katherine McGonagle
Edmund McGonagle
University Hospital
McGonagle
Mr. McGonagle
Logan
J. S. McGonagle
Warner Ave
Logan High School
Black Panther Sightings Reported Near Springfield Ohio
In Champaign and Clark counties residents report a black panther roaming the area over the past month. Deputy Sheriff William Cookus has three inch long tracks with distinct claw marks found in a cornfield, supporting the claim of an animal presence four miles north of Springfield.
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Springfield
Ohio
Champaign-Clark County
Champaign County
Here
William Cookus
U.S. Lifts Red Travel Ban and Seeks Soviet Reciprocity
The United States ends travel restrictions on approximately 2000 Soviet visitors to the U.S. and seeks reciprocal Soviet limits on American travelers. Aimed at improving U.S. Russian relations, the move could revive talks on direct Moscow New York air service and follows Kennedy's policy to reduce irritants. Restrictions on Soviet travel since 1955 were imposed as retaliation for earlier limits on foreigners.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Kennedy
State Department
George Ball
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
New York
Berlin Wall
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