Kennedy asserts nonnegotiable demand on West Berlin troops
President Kennedy told Soviet ambassador Dobrynin that Moscow cannot press for withdrawal of U.S., British and French troops from West Berlin. The hour long White House meeting covered Berlin, Laos, disarmament, and a nuclear test ban as Rusk heads to Geneva to push for a breakthrough.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
West Berlin
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
White House
Laos
Dobrynin
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Dean Rusk
Geneva
Clay Sees Khrushchev Risking War Over Berlin
Gen Lucius D Clay Kennedy’s Berlin envoy warns Khrushchev may provoke war to derail Western Europe unity. He notes Berlin’s morale and economy have recovered but stresses Allies will stay to defend the city. He calls Khrushchev’s proposal a gambit to force retreat of Allied troops.
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Saul Pett
Associated Press
Kennedy
Berlin
Khrushchev
Lucius D. Clay
West Berlin
Western Europe
Clay
U.S
New York
Ohio Weather Outlook Warm Ahead Across Cities
Official Weather Bureau summary notes fair conditions with morning readings near 60. Columbus 59 Toledo 61 Akron 61 Cleveland 63 Cincinnati 63 Marietta 67. Highs expected in the high 70s or low 80s this afternoon as a high pressure system extends from the center.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Toledo
Akron
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Marietta
Cen
Logan Sees Light Rain Then Cooler Weather
A heavy shower dropped about a half inch in the Logan area on Tuesday afternoon. Partly cloudy conditions and cooler air followed, with 86 degrees the Tuesday high and 81 by 11 a.m. today after a 59 degree low last night. the cooler trend is expected through Thursday.
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Logan
Weather outlook for Ohio: high pressure brings fair skies
A Canadian high pressure system moves slowly toward the western Great Lakes and lower Ohio Valley, expected to control Ohio weather for the next two to three days. Expect gentle northerly winds and slightly below normal temperatures with abundant sunshine and a chance of isolated afternoon showers.
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Tral
Canada
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Five Day Weather Outlook for Southern and Central Ohio
Temperatures will run near normal to five degrees below normal with normal highs 84 to 89 and lows 61 to 66. Little change through Monday. Scattered thundershowers likely Friday and Saturday, averaging from a half to one inch.
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Ohio
Northeast drought grips farms across the Northeast
The Associated Press reports a fourth week of drought drying farmland and browning pastures in the Northeast. Government aid is sought as federal disaster declarations expand in Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York. Low interest loans and soil bank land use are possible for affected farmers.
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Associated Press
Orville Freeman
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York State
Soviet Rejects British Plan to Speed Arms Conference
The Soviet Union rejected a British plan to accelerate negotiations at the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva. Valerian Zorin insisted talks proceed on rival American and Soviet terms, delaying progress and risking another deadlock. The session moved toward the four year old nuclear test ban issue with appeals for a swift permanent ban. Indian delegate Arthur Lall noted acknowledged mentions but doubted the parties' good words.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Cochairman
Arthur Lall
Laos Conference approves peace treaty for neutral Laos
The 14-nation Laos Conference endorsed the final peace and neutrality treaty in a restricted session. Delegates approved the draft report, including the international treaty text and a declaration of neutrality by the coalition government led by Prime Minister Prince Souvanna Phouma.
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Geneva
Laos
of National Unity
Neutralire
Souvanna Phouma
Lausche Young For Medicare In Ohio DiSalle Critiques Voters
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle spoke in Huntington saying the senators who defeated Kennedy's Medicare bill lack appreciation for indigent sick problems and cost to states. He noted Lausche and Young supported Medicare and voted right.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy
DiSalle
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Union leaders warn rail job cuts amid union talks
Cleveland union chief H E Gilbert criticized railroad plans to erase thousands of jobs and said five union leaders will meet Friday to discuss actions. A source claimed up to 80000 jobs could be lost.
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Cleveland (Ap
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Big Shot Balloon Tests Echo Forerunner Mission
In Cape Canaveral the 135 foot diameter silvery sphere named Big Shot rose 950 miles above the Atlantic on a Thor booster. The test measured expansion and stability with no communications trials as NASA notes success paving Echo II satellite launch later this year. The balloon burned up about 23 minutes after launch.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Echo
Thor
Cape
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Parking Lot Opened By Trade Club Today
The Logan Trade Club opened a parking lot on Mulberry Street between Main and Hunter Streets leased by the club. A committee led by Clarence Blosser studied policies from city lots and installed pre cast concrete tire stops and an attendants shelter to serve over 30 cars with two attendants. Parking costs are 15 cents for the first hour and 10 cents for each additional hour, with a free first hour upon a $2 purchase from a participating merchant. The merchant stamps the ticket and the attendant deducts the first hour when paying. Grand opening scheduled for a later date per Burr Nixon Trade Club secretary.
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Logan Trade Club
Trade Club
N. Mulberry St
Main
Hunter Sts
Clarence Blosser
Mulberry St
Burr O. Nixon
Davis Waives Jury Rights Pleads Guilty in Grand Theft Case
Charles Davis, 19, of Logan Route 1, pleaded guilty before Judge Harley Meyer to stealing more than $2,000 from his grandmother Lizzie Davis of Washington Township in May. He waived grand jury and jury trial rights. sentencing is under advisement. He remains in Hocking County jail after being returned from Ft. Riley via Deputy Sheriff Ed Smith.
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Charles Davis
Logan
Western plane buzzing seen as isolated incident in Berlin
Western officials view the buzzing of an American plane by a Russian jet in a West Berlin air corridor on Tuesday as an isolated incident. Informed sources said there is no evidence the Soviets intend to resume last winter's harassment of Western aircraft.
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Berlin
West Berlin
DiSalle Probes Rhodes on Child Care in Ohio Race
Gov Michael V DiSalle announced two public health research grants in Ohio totaling 55000 dollars to aid mentally retarded cerebral palsy multiple sclerosis and vision and hearing defects and to support community services for the chronically ill and aged He also pressed Republican rival James A Rhodes with a question on funding for dependent children Rhodes offered no answer signaling he would respond in the fall campaign.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
U. S. Public Health Service
James A. Rhodes
GOP
Rhodes
DiSalle
Four Die In Bowling Green Crash At Busy Intersection
Two Ohio residents and two from Florida were killed when an automobile and a station wagon collided at the intersection of U.S. 6 and Ohio 199 about 13 miles east of Bowling Green.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Florida
U.S. 6
Ohio 199
Here
Kennedy faces uphill campaign push on Medicare plan
President Kennedy vows to carry the fight for elderly health care after the Senate defeats the Kennedy Medicare bill 52 to 48. He says the issue will drive the 1962 campaign as Republicans and Southern Democrats block the proposal, while Humphrey predicts a national push to voters. The AMA urged continuation of Kerr Mills and voluntary programs to aid aged Americans.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
Department of Urban Affairs
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
United States
American Medical Association
George M. Fister
Chicago
Kerr-Mills
Saskatchewan doctors ease stand on medicare plan
Saskatchewan doctors soften opposition to the compulsory medicare plan as they prepare to present to the CCF convention. Dr H D Dalgleish will outline the doctors view. letters with Premier Woodrow Lloyd are not disclosed. The college says reforms are possible though it still seeks suspension of the plan after its July 1 launch.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan
Socialist Party
H. D. Dalgleish
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
CCF
Dalgleish
DiSalle Campaign Starts amid GOP Failure Attacks
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle opened his re election bid with praise for large, enthusiastic crowds in southeastern Ohio and a televised Meet the Press style broadcast from Huntington. He criticized the Republican led General Assembly for 15 items of failure in Mental Hygiene, citing a 27 page report noting employment freezes and loss of jobs, bed shortages, and delays in planned facilities like Graf ton Correctional Institution amid prison overcrowding concerns.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ironton
Huntington
W. V
General Assembly
Robert A. Haines
Grafton
Bloodless Coup Ends Prado Rule in Peru Crisis
In Lima troops seized President Manuel Prado after a bloodless coup sparked by alleged fraud in the June 10 election. The army accused the vote of irregularities while a failed APRA Odria deal unsettled Congress, and the U.S. suspended diplomatic relations and aid. The next Congress is slated for July 28 to name the president.
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Lima
Peru
Manuel Prado
Prado
Manuel Odria
Victor Raul Maya de la Torre
Popular Revolutionary Alliance
APRA
Odria
Haya
Congress
Carlos Monteyra Paz Soldan
Navy
Guillermo Tirado
Stock Market Still Declines In Afternoon Trading
New York AP reports the stock market remained substantially lower by midday with the AP average of 60 down 1.70 to 214.90. Industrials fell 2.80, rails 1.50, utilities 0.80 as growth issues dropped several points. Brokers said selling continued after Tuesday’s late weakness ending a three week advance.
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NEW York
Associated Press
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