OAS Ministers Weigh Cuba Sanctions At Washington Meeting
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers studied steps against Cuban aggression urged by Cuban exile marchers in Washington. Secretary of State Rusk spoke as police quelled a disturbance near the Pan American Union building amid accusations of Castro infiltration and a three ton arms cache in Venezuela tied to pro Communist guerrillas.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Pan American Union
Miami
Castro
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Cuba
Russia
America
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Venezuela
Organization of American States
OAS
Hearing Over Sam Sheppard's Freedom In Ohio
A three judge panel of the 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals weighs a stay order as Sam Sheppard, released on a habeas writ, travels with his wife and attorney to Akron for a hearing. The Cincinnati filing seeks to set aside the freeing order. prosecutors argue retrial possible.
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Akron
Ohio
Sam Sheppard
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Slayer
Bay Village
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Chicago
New York City
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Cleveland
New York
Bailey
Social Security Boost Proposed In House Debate
The House Rules Committee clears for floor debate a bill to raise Social Security benefits and extend coverage to about 500000 additional retired persons. If Senate action follows, it could revive Johnson administration health plan for the aged funded by Social Security taxes. The Ways and Means Committee rejects the health plan but approves a 5 percent across the board increase and looser coverage rules.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Senate
House
Ways and Means
FBI Probing Possible Red Tie To Rioting
The FBI investigates Communist influence amid New York racial unrest that continued through the night in Brooklyn and Harlem. Police wounded two Black civilians, while officers fired on looters in Bedford-Stuyvesant and about twenty four people were arrested as rioting spread from Harlem to Brooklyn.
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New York
FBI
Brooklyn
Paul R. Screvane
Harlem
Communist Party
Johnson
Daily News
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Man
Bids Opened for Surfacing of Routes 664 and 678
Hall and Barber of Cambridge submitted the apparent low bid of 102 251 for surface treating 28.96 miles of highway in Hocking Morgan and Vinton counties The Hocking County work includes 4.22 miles of Rt 664 in northern Marion Twp and 4 miles of Rt 678 in Laurel Two The state estimate on the project was 136 900.
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Hall
Barber
Cambridge
Hocking
Morgan
Vinton
Hocking County
Marion
Laurel
New Office Building Urged by Governor Rhodes in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes endorsed a plan to build a new office building in Columbus to house the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation the Industrial Commission and the Division of Safety and Hygiene and related offices. He urged immediate legislation.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
The
Industrial Commission
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Civil Rights Act Tests Hit Atlanta Firms in Court
A three judge panel reviews challenges to the Civil Rights Act in two suits. One targets Lester Maddox's restaurant with witnesses claiming interstate commerce ties. The other seeks to block enforcement against the Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp. while the government counters.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Maddox
U.S
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Water Line Replacements Won't Hold Up East End Work
City Council approved a six inch Main Street line and a ten inch Homer Avenue line as part of East End improvements. Despite plans for water line installations, inspector John Shaw said work would not be delayed. Crews complete Norwood Avenue curbs and sidewalks while lowering about ten manholes and relocating a fire hydrant. Ohio Power moved telephone poles to aid construction.
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East End
City Council
John Shaw
Council
Main St
Homer Ave
Fairgrounds
Front St
James Guthrie
Shaw
Norwood Ave
Ohio Power Co
Murder Trial Faces Boy 16 in Ohio Slaying Case
John L. Carder aged 16 is found mentally competent to stand trial for the first degree murder of 42 year old Mrs. Vanetta Brucker. He has been under examination at Lima State Hospital since June 15 and case moved to Common Pleas Court for adult trial without a set date.
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Lancaster
Ohio
John L. Carder
Vanetta Brucker
Lima State Hospital
Carder
Juvenile Court
Common Pleas Court
Ranger 7 moon mission carries future hopes for JPL
Pasadena AP reports Ranger 7 will launch next week with cameras and high hopes from JPL engineers after Ranger 6 failed to return close up lunar pictures. Pickering gives Ranger 7 a 50 50 shot, with two more Rangers planned next year and a large sim drill at the lab.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ranger 7
Moon
Lunar
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
U.S. Space Agency
Congress
JPL
William Pickering
Pickering
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
Stock Mart Still Sliding
New York stocks fell further as the market continued a downtrend. Trading stayed light with the AP 60 stock average down 0.1 to 319.8 at noon as industrials declined and rails rose slightly with utilities steady amid no clear news driving the drop.
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New York
Associated Press
Astronaut Carpenter Undergoes Minor Surgery After Crash
Houston AP reports astronaut M. Scott Carpenter had minor surgery after breaking a left toe and fracturing an arm in a Bermuda motorbike crash last Thursday.
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Houston, Tex
M. Scott Carpenter
Bermuda
Logan ONG Unit Tops At Summer Training
Logan's National Guard unit, Battery A 2d AW Bn 174th Artillery Ohio ARNG, earned a superior overall 95.5 at Camp Perry June 13 27 and led its battalion. Lt Col Leonhart praised the unit 98 rating for the mess crew led by Sgt Harbarger while noting manpower shortages and urging recruitment. The Logan battery now fields 85 enlisted and four officers toward an authorized 105 and six.
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Ohio
ARNG
Logan
Camp Perry
John H. Leonhart
Joe P. Harbarger
Leonhart
Logan Battery
Michael C. Scaparrotti
John G. Buntz Dies at 80 in Logan Ohio
John G. Buntz aged 80 of 1724 Mound Street died at 10 30 p.m. Tuesday at Hocking Valley Hospital after 15 years of ill health. He was a former conductor on the Hocking Valley and Chesapeake and Ohio Railways and a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. Surviving: Ruth his wife two sons Richard Logan and John Jack Fort Lauderdale Fla two daughters Beatrice Crawford Albion Mich Judy Lanning Logan and Shirley Heft Decatur Ala two sisters Bertha Snyder Lancaster and Minnie Casto Logan and 12 grandchildren. Funeral at Leonard Funeral Home 2 p.m. Friday with Rev Arthur L Dauer officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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John G. Buntz
Mound St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Gottlieb
Minnie Miller Buntz
Hocking Valley
Chesapeake & Ohio Railways
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ruth
Richard
John
Jack
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Beatrice Crawford
Albion
Mich
Judy Lanning
Shirley Heft
Decatur
Ala
Bertha Snyder
Lancaster
Minnie Casto
Leonard Funeral Home
Arthur L. Dauer
Oak Grove Cemetery
Britain withdraws troops from Aden amid uprisings
LONDON AP Britain begins pulling back part of the 2,000 troops sent to Aden last May to quell tribal uprisings threatening the Federation of South Arabia. The move signals a shift in British efforts to stabilize the region.
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London
Britain
Aden
South Arabia
Singapore Curfew Restores Calm After Riots
Singapore authorities deploy more than 6,000 troops and police to enforce a daytime curfew after racial rioting between Malays and Chinese killed eight and wounded 341. A U S consulate car was attacked during the riots carrying diplomatic courier Charles J. Rogers of Santa Cruz California.
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Singapore
U.S
Charles J. Rogers
Santa Cruz
Calif
Barry Poised To Lead Foes In Antipoverty Battle
Washington AP reports a $962.5 million antipoverty bill pits President Johnson against Sen. Barry Goldwater in the Senate and faces GOP opposition in the House. The measure funds youth programs, community action, rural poverty relief, work experience projects and youth training initiatives with broad authorizations and grants.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House Rules Committee
House
Elm Tree Causes Two Hour Ohio Power Outage
Approximately 124 Ohio Power Co customers in the West End lost service from 9 to 11 p m Tuesday when an elm limb fell and broke a primary distribution line on Elm Street between Church and Third Streets. Eight Logan auxiliary policemen directed traffic as signals failed and area street lights dimmed.
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Ohio Power Co
Hunter, Church
Third Sts
Elm St
Church
Logan
W. Hunter St
Roy Kelch
Rebels Agree to Unite Against Burmese Troops
In Rangoon Burma two feuding Communist factions agreed to form an alliance as government forces press a harsh campaign. Reports from Rangoon say the pact aims to coordinate counteractions amid ongoing fighting and losses.
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Rangoon
Burma
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Lester L. Cecil
Dayton
Paul C. Weick
Clifford O'Sullivan
Port Huron
Cecil
U.S. District Court
Carl A. Weinma
Weinman
Marilyn
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Corrigan
Rts
Rhodes
Headon
Atlanta
C. C. Vogel Construction Co
Hocking County Hospital
Norwood
Second St
Arlington Ave
Cape Kennedy
NASA
Air Force
Alvin R. Luedecke
Laboratory
Luedecke
Stock Mart
Logan Ong
National Guard
John F. Goodlye
174Th Artillery
Barry
LBJ
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