Russians still far from combat ready antimissile system
U S officials say Russia likely developed an antimissile rocket but the full system remains distant. Radar discrimination of warheads from decoys is a major hurdle. no operational warhead exists. Kennedy noted tests aim to study defenses, not a developed system. A hydrogen detonation above the Pacific is being evaluated with results due in about two days.
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Washington
Khrushchev
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Pacific
Defense Department
Ohio Weather Outlook Cool Fair Conditions Continue
Official Weather Bureau summary reports fair cool weather over Ohio with fog along the Ohio River valley. Morning lows included 55 at Zanesville and 64 at Akron while Columbus reached 59. A cold front is shown on the morning weather map.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Zanesville
Akron
Ohio River Valley
Ohio Weather Turns Cooler with Showers Across State
The Hocking Valley shared a chilly night with 51 degrees as Ohio rises to 83 in the morning and 85 by afternoon. Forecast calls for partly cloudy cooler Thursday, with thunder showers in northern Illinois and scattered storms spreading from Findlay Toledo area to central counties by evening.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
Illinois
Findlay
Toledo
Mechem accuses DiSalle of pushing super welfare state in Ohio
Ohio Senate leader C Stanley Mechem told the Athens County Young Republican Club that Gov DiSalle seeks a limitless welfare program. He criticized a $3 million Training Institute of Central Ohio facility and questioned funding, urging Republicans to back James Rhodes for governor. He cited state spending and enrollment gains to defend legislative appropriations. Richard Rumpn spoke briefly.
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DiSalle
Ohio
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens County
Young Republican Club
Nelsonville
General Assembly
Sen. Mechem
Training Institute
Central Ohio
BIS
Juvenile Diagnostic Center
Columbus
Mansfield
Scioto Country Club
TICO
Mechem
Division of Mental Hygiene and Correction
James Rhodes
GOP
Richard Rumpn
Athens
February Tax Money Divided In Hocking County
Distribution of February tax collections totaling $590890.43 announced by Hocking County Auditor Carl Engle. School districts received $361693.29. Logan city $201864.96. county general fund $86567.71. corporations $44829.11. townships $35502.65. Advances to several districts noted. police funds and premiums also allocated.
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Hocking County
Carl Engle
Logan City
West Hocking
Ureville
Bremen
Berne Union
Swan
County General Fund
Logan
Laurelville
Murray City
Benton
Falls
Good Hope
Green
Laurel
Marion
Perry
Salt Creek
Starr
Ward
Washington
Rush Creek
Safety Aide Jaywalks and Is Hospitalized in Columbus
James Mason of Winnipeg, a traffic violations hearing officer, was cited for jaywalking near the Broad and High intersection in Columbus. He was struck by an auto and listed in fair condition at Grant Hospital, while visiting for a safety conference.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Mason
Winnipeg
Man
Mason
Grant Hospital
Telstar satellite opens new era in global communications
New York AP reports Telstar, the US chatterbox satellite, sent live television pictures from Maine to France and Britain, relayed telephone calls, and transmitted news at high speed from space. The trial showcased a future of worldwide satellite telephone and TV links.
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New York
Telstar
America
Lonely Space
Atlantic
France
England
U.S
Maine
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Paris
Yves Montand
Jacques Marette
Britain
Andover
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Europe
Earth
Kennedy Urges Democrats to Break Congressional Deadlock
President Kennedy pressures Democratic leaders to move bills as party divisions and procedural stalemate hinder action in Congress. Sen. Humphrey warns of political peril for Democrats as Republicans blame the Kennedy administration for the stalled session.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate House
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Republic
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Withholding of Dividend Tax Is Denied
The Senate Finance Committee voted 10 to 5 to strike the withholding system on dividends and interest from President Kennedy's tax revision bill. The move disappoints the President but pleases Sen. Harry F. Byrd and savers who opposed the provision. The panel endorsed a 7 percent investment tax credit as a counterpoint aimed at modernizing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
India accuses China of new thrust on Ladakh border
NEW DELHI AP India charged Red China with another aggressive move into Ladakh as about 400 Chinese soldiers penetrated the Galwan Valley and encircled an Indian post. Nehru, from Pahlgam Kashmir, approved the protest note to the Chinese embassy and warned of full responsibility for any shooting war.
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New Delhi
India
Red China
Ladakh
Peiping
Nehru
Pahlgam
Kashmir
Galwan
China-Ladakh
Shyok
DiSalle Plans Logan Visit in Campaign Tour
Governor Michael V. DiSalle will tour four Ohio counties starting Monday with a Logan stop at 4 30 p m and a 90 piece Hocking 4 H band at Worthington Park. He will meet local leaders, introduce Democrat candidates, and speak at Ohio University Baker Hall before returning to Columbus.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Logan
Ohio
DiSalle
Lice
Hocking 4-H
Worthington Park
John Ayers
Hocking Democrat Party
Walter H. Moeller
Lancaster
New Lexington
Athens
Baker Hall
Ohio University
Columbus
Four Hocking oil producers cited for improper wells
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board cited four oil producers in Hocking County for unsafe operating conditions on six wells in Falls and Marion Townships. Pit leaks and non watertight brine pits polluted nearby streams with high chloride readings. producers were ordered to meet with board staff in Columbus to address abatement.
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Hocking County
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Roy Stewart
Logan
Well Investments, Inc
O. D. Hammond
N. Walnut Rd
Falls Twp
T. & L. Enterprises
Zanesville
A. D. Casto
Marion Twp
Brown Oil Co
Newark
Roy Schrader
Pollution Board
Columbus
Irregular early trading in New York stock market
The stock market moved irregularly in slow trading as profit taking followed Tuesday’s rally on margin relief. The AP average of 60 stocks at noon fell .10 to 218.10 with mixed movements among industrials rails and utilities. American Telephone rose on Telstar satellite launch interest.
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New York
Associated Press
American Telephone
Telstar
Prominent Negro Leaders Jailed for Hard Labor
In Albany Georgia two leaders Dr Martin Luther King Jr and the Rev Ralph Abernathy were jailed for violating a permit ordinance and face 45 days in jail or 178 dollar fines. They began a 24 hour fast and supporters planned a mass meeting and possible march. Police Chief Pritchett said prisoners would be assigned to street work or jail cleanup.
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Albany, Ga
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph Abernathy
Shiloh Baptist Church
King
Abernathy
City Hall
Wyatt T. Walker
Negro Strategy Committee
Southern Christaan Leadership Conference
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Georgia
Laurie Pritchett
Pritchett
Thousands Demonstrate Across Saskatchewan Against Medicare Plan
Thousands from across Saskatchewan gathered in Regina to protest the compulsory medical care plan. Leaders warned of no violence but officials urged calm as caravans formed. The Keep Our Doctors Committee backed the strike, with about 700 doctors involved and British doctors arriving to fill vacancies. Premier Woodrow Lloyd refused to meet the crowd but would hear a delegation. The dispute draws national commentary on democracy and government control of medicine.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Keep Our Doctors Committee
Woodrow Lloyd
Lloyd
London
Britain
United States
C.C.F
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
The
Gazette
Montreal
Doctors of
Globe and Mail
Toronto
Nuclear test blast in Yucca Flat desert site
A low-power underground device at CAMP MERCURY Nevada released a vast dust cloud rising above the desert. Observers saw no flash or fireball, but a white cloud appeared behind hills in Yucca Flat about 65 miles north of Las Vegas. The blast likely blew a crater as soil was projected skyward.
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Camp Mercury
Nev
Nevada Desert
Yucca Flat
Las Vegas
Another Nuclear Shot Fired In Pacific Air
The United States announced the firing of another airplane dropped nuclear device in the Pacific. The Tuesday blast was the 26th test since April 25 and described as intermediate range with a force of 20 000 to 1 million tons of TNT near Christmas Island.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Christmas Island
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State Board
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