U.N. Plans 6 000 Troop Force for Congo Mission
Dag Hammarskjold aims to deploy about 6 000 U N troops to the Congo within two weeks and keep them for nine to ten months to restore order. The plan, largely African troops, begins with 4 000 by next week and 2 000 by month end, with Bunche given temporary command.
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N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
U.N
Middle East
Leopoldville
U.S
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Morocco
Tunisia
Ethiopia
Mali
Liberia
Moroco
Guinea
French West Africa
Charles de Gaulle
Ralph J. Bunche
Ghana
Henry T. Alexander
Bunche
Two Auto Crashes Injure Three People in Ohio
Two traffic accidents on U S Route 33 near the Hocking Fairfield line injure three. Norma Dalton, 32, suffers a fractured arm and Martha Dalton, 19, a neck sprain after a passing maneuver. both are treated at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Jesse Chandler, 42, is cited for unsafe operation. Haydenville crash leaves Robert Warren, 32, with a leg injury.
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U. S. Rt
Hocking
Fairfield County
Athens State Patrol
Norma J. Dalton
Chestnut St
Nelsonville
Jesse F. Chandler
Lancaster
Dalton
Chandler
Martha Dalton
Columbus
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Old Rt. 33
Haydenville
Robert Lee Warren
Natco
Warren
Lockheed Machinists End Strike in California Vote
About 5,800 members of the International Association of Machinists voted 3 to 2 to accept Lockheed's latest contract proposal ending a strike at Lockheed Missiles and Space Division sites in Van Nuys Sunnyvale Santa Cruz and Vandenberg AFB California. The pact covers roughly 10,500 hourly workers in California Hawaii and at Holloman AFB New Mexico with 4 cent an hour raise this year retroactive to June 13 and 3 cent next year.
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Burbank
Calif
International Assn. of Machinists
Lockheed
Machinists Union
Lockheed Missiles and Space Division
van Nuys
Sunnyvale
Santa Cruz
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Dayton man dies after fall from garage third tier
A Friday fall from the third tier of a downtown Dayton parking garage killed Luther Locket a 30 year old window cleaner.
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Dayton
Ohio
Luther Locket
Bar Group Eyes Appeal Case
In Columbus Ohio Richard F Rutherford convicted slayer appeared before the Ohio Bar Association Friday night. Gov Michael V Disalle granted a 120 day stay of execution hoping Belmont County Bar Association would take the case to the US Supreme Court. The group met but did not announce whether to take the case. Rutherford was convicted of first degree murder in the 1958 slaying of Lawrence Price in Belmont County and was scheduled to die July 8.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard F. Rutherford
Ohio Bar Association
Michael V. Disalle
Rutherford
Belmont County Bar Association
US. Supreme Court
Ohio Association
Lawrence Price
Belmont County
Burglars Break Into Dollison Home on 87 North Street
Paul Dollison reported a break in at his 87 North St. residence. Burglars pried a rear window open and ransacked a wardrobe. only a small penknife was missing. The Dollisons had been away since Tuesday and returned Friday.
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Paul Dollison
North St
Cuba Faces Crossfire From Neighbors
Washington reports Cuba’s ties with the Soviet Union draw scrutiny from 21 nation OAS session and Latin American fears of Soviet intervention. US officials accuse Khrushchev of aiming for propaganda gains amid Congo turmoil while urging caution and international cooperation to curb Kremlin tactics.
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Council
The
Organization of American States
OAS
Fidel Castro
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Congo
United States
Kremlin
Khrushchev
State Department
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Tass
Belgium
United Nations
Congo Republic
Uncle Sam
Africa
Off-Duty Cop Kills Would-Be Bandit in Columbus Bar
An off-duty police sergeant fatally wounded a would-be holdup man in a Columbus cafe. John Henry Mason, 20, of Columbus, was killed. Leste Dunick, 36, was wounded. No money was taken.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. D. Lewis
Lewis
Leste Dunick
Grant Hospital
John Henry Mason
Columbus Loses Bid to Stop Rail Service Discontinuation
An appeals court ruled the Franklin County Common Pleas Court lacked jurisdiction when it granted a temporary injunction to prevent the New York Central Railroad from discontinuing train No. 321 between Columbus and Cincinnati.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
New York Central Railroad
Cincinnati
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Kennedy Declares Decisions My Own at Democratic Convention
About 60 000 people filled a baseball field in Los Angeles to witness the Democratic convention's finale. Adlai Stevenson faced an odd interruption as a marching band of costumed children staged a Stevenson demonstration.
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Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson
Jack Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Kennedy
Symington
Stevenson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gov. Collins
Halleck Denounces Kennedy Johnson Ticket as Cynical Deal
Rep. Charles A. Halleck leader of House Republicans and 1960 GOP convention chair denounces the Kennedy Johnson ticket as a preposterous Democratic platform. He says the pairing ignores party integrity and will prove cynical to voters.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
Halleck
Nixon
Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Harry S. Truman
Metalbestos Plant Chief Dies Suddenly
Robert Kissinger Metalbestos plant superintendent died suddenly of a heart attack at his Logan Rt. 4 home at 10 30 am He was 35 and came to Logan in 1959 from San Carlos California Survived by wife Jeanne two sons Gerry and Larry a daughter Linda his parents Mr and Mrs Myke Kissinger of California and a brother and sister Funeral arrangements by Leonard Funeral Home incomplete
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Robert Kissinger
Metalbestos
Logan Rt. 4
William Wallace Co
Logan
San Carlos
Calif
Jeanne
Gerry
Larry
Linda
Myke Kissinger
California
Leonard Funeral Home
Parolee John H. Warren Pleads Guilty in Theft Indictment
John H. Warren, 24, of Logan route, pleaded guilty before Judge Harley Meyer to breaking and entering. Recently paroled from Mansfield Reformatory, he received three years probation after involvement in the May 1, 1959 Carbon Hill school theft of eight typewriters, a record player, an adding machine and a clock radio. He was indicted by the Hocking County grand jury in September 1959 and confessed to related break-ins in Hocking and Morgan counties, aiding the capture of the gang and recovery of $1850 in loot.
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John H. Warren
Logan Rt. 3
Harley Meyer
Mansfield Reformatory
Warren
Carbon Hill
Reformatory
Morgan County
Hocking County
Hocking
Hubert Lappen
Unseasonably cool but pleasant Ohio weather continues
Fair weather ruled Ohio with cool nights and highs near 81. Morning readings fell to 46 at times and regional temps ranged from the low 50s to the low 80s. A high pressure area will keep readings near normal with a chance of showers near Lake Erie as a front approaches.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Zanesville
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Troubles Spoil Ike's Vacation
President Eisenhower’s Newport stay amid Latin America Cuba clashes and Congo unrest mirrors his 1957 and 1958 vacations. He golfed and fished daily except one rain day while Khrushchev backed Cuba, U N missions were debated, and a U S reconnaissance plane was downed in international waters.
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Newport
R. L
Eisenhower
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Castro
United States
America
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Latin America
Soviet Union
U.S. Air Force
Congo Republic
Congo
United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Fisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Far East
Sherman Adams
Five Die in Tiffin Head-On Crash
Five people died in a head-on collision on U.S. 224 near Attica, Ohio. The victims include Thomas Brenner, 31, and Joyce Brenner, 27, of Hartford City, Indiana, with their daughters Cheryl 6 and Deborah 7, and Arnold Miller, 22, of Tiffin. Two Brenner boys, Larry 11 and Gary 10, were badly hurt and hospitalized.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Indiana
U.S. 224
Here
Attica
State Highway Patrol
Thomas Earl Brenner
Hartford City
Ind
Joyce
Cheryl Lynn
Deborah
Arnold Joseph Miller
Brenners
Larry
Gary
Willard Municipal Hospital
Ironton Kidnap Report Declared a Complete Hoax
A reported kidnapping in eastern Lawrence County was labeled a complete hoax by the state highway patrol. A woman described as mentally unbalanced claimed a child was taken by a blue car driver, but patrols found no missing children in the area.
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Ironton
Ohio
Lawrence County
State Highway Patrol
Kennedy Accepts Democratic Nomination in Los Angeles
Senator John F. Kennedy formally accepts the Democratic presidential nomination in Los Angeles. He frames his Catholic faith as a public issue and calls for a space age leadership, urging unity among Democrats and challenging Nixon. Kennedy, Johnson, and Stevenson present contrasting visions of national strength and reform.
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Kennedy
Los Angeles
America
White House
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Kennedy Aims High in Senate Session Agenda
Los Angeles AP Kennedy arrives after winning the Democratic nomina tion with goals for the August Senate session. He backs a 2 to 3 billion dollar defense hike and an emergency farm bill, while pushing a broadened minimum wage and a medical care program for the aged. The defense and farm debates echo 1960 Congress divisions. Kennedy leads the minimum wage bill, seeking a rise from 1.00 to 1.25 with broader coverage. Opposition runs across party lines, and the House favors a stripped-down version.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Stuart Symington
DMO
The
Missourian
Labor Committee
Republica de
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