Border clash claims rise between India and Red China
Reports from Tokyo say China accuses Indian troops of firing on three Chinese outposts in Ladakh with a 20 minute battle in Chip Chap Valley. India reports two soldiers wounded and denies provocation, while Nehru warns the situation is serious and requires vigilance.
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Tokyo
Red China
Ladakh
Chip Chap
India
New Delhi
Nehru
China
Sinkiang
Galway River
Kashmir
Tibet
Algeria Rebels Set Up Regime
Ahmed Ben Bella's leftist faction broke with Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda and proclaimed a seven member Political Bureau to lead the National Liberation Front and the country. They accuse the government of a police state and call for democracy while Ben Khedda offers no immediate comment. The CNRA had created the bureau in Tripoli on June 7.
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Tlemcen
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
National Liberation Front
FLN
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Algiers
National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNRA
Tripoli
Libya
High Altitude Nuclear Test Set Off Johnston Island
The United States plans a second high altitude nuclear test above Johnston Island, weather or tech issues permitting. The shot will be sub-megaton, around 20 000 to one million tons of TNT, at 10 p.m. Hawaii time, with possible five hour delay.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
mid-Pacific
Hawaii
New Zealand
Moeller Opens Campaign At Jackson County Fair
Congressman Walter H. Moeller opened his campaign for re election during a visit to the Jackson County Fair. He met with Democratic leaders of the 10th District at a nearby Jackson hotel.
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Walter H. Moeller
Jackson County
Rep. Moeller
10Th
Jackson
Severe Storms Hit Midwest and Plains States
Severe rain thunder and electrical storms swept the Midwest and Plains States with unconfirmed tornadoes. One death occurred as lightning struck a group under a tree near Chicago. Damages included a factory roof in West Allis and uprooted trees in Dubuque.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Plains
Illinois
Missouri
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio
Oklahoma
Chicago
West Allis
Wis
Milwaukee
Dubuque
Mississippi River
Waupeton
Duncan
Neb
Omaha
Gas Well at 4,459 Feet Deep in Washington County
A gas well on the Virginia Trout Gastke property in Warren Township Washington County yields 3,333,000 cubic feet per day. Bell depth reaches 4,459 feet, entering the Oriskany sand, deepest producer in the county. Ralph Bernhagen notes it opens prospects for further exploration in the area.
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Virginia
Warren Tnp
Washington County
Ralph Bernhagen
Ohio Division of Geological Survey
Oriskany
Bernhagen
Venus Mission Follows Failures With Second Launch Planned
NASA pushed ahead with a second Atlas Agena B launch and Mariner 2 payload after the first Venus mission failed soon after liftoff. The $8 million rocket and $4 million Mariner 1 payload were destroyed over the Atlantic, while officials adjusted the Atlas and prepared the pad during a 50 day favorable window.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Agency
Venus
United States
Atlantic Ocean
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Weather outlook for Ohio shows showers and warm afternoons
Official Weather Bureau report notes general showers overnight across Ohio with rainfall up to 1.35 inches in some areas. Highs near 81 on Sunday, morning lows around 60, 11 am reading 80, further showers and thundershowers expected today and this afternoon as a cold Canadian front moves through Ohio bringing clearing and cooler, less humid air by Tuesday.
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Mallet Creek
Ohio
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
Blythe
California
Needles
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New York State
U.S. Geological Survey
Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Toledo
Columbus
Dayton
Piketon
Zanesville
Chesapeake
Canada
Criticism Grows On New Red Tests
London reports growing criticism of the Soviet decision to stage a new series of nuclear weapon tests. The United States called the move disturbing amid Geneva disarmament talks. Britain saw protests outside embassies and a plan to sail a lifeboat into Leningrad harbor. Japan prepared protests and raised fallout concerns. Peiping hailed the decision as needed to deter imperialist war.
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London
Moscow
United States
Geneva
State Department
Soviet Union
Siberia
Britain
U.S
Pacific
Leningrad
Japan
Peiping People’s Daily
Tax Cut Hearings Begin As Kennedy Faces Pressure
The House Ways and Means Committee moves to closed hearings on the economy with public sessions possible later. Witnesses will include business, labor, farm groups, and economists as Kennedy weighs a quick or delayed income tax cut amid looming August decisions and Senate sentiment.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Democratic Congress
White House
Canada Crash Kills County Native and Wife
A Logan area construction worker, Anson Huffman 46, died at Berger Hospital after a one car crash on Route 56 near Laurelville. His companion Thomas Karshner 38 was hospitalized in critical but improving condition. The collision involved a concrete bridge abutment on a straight road section. The investigation is ongoing with county officials.
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Logan Rt. 2
Laurelville
Anson Edward (Buck) Huffman
Berger Hospital
Circleville
State Highway Patrol
Thomas William Karshner
Karshner
University Hospital
Columbus
Lancaster
Hocking County
Highway 2
Chatham
Ontario
Rex Springer
Martha Jane
Mary Lou Springer
Springer
Rockbridge
Emil Springer
Chatham General Hospital
Woolever Auto
Forrest L. Ayers
Murray City
Suzie Thain
Hocking Valley Hospital
Smith
Victor Thain
Stock market shows climb in third straight session
New York AP reports a moderate recovery with the AP 60-stock average up 0.30 at noon to 215.70. Industrials rise 0.20 while utilities gain 0.50 and rails hold steady. Savings and loan firms improve after last week’s drop as steel orders stabilize and GM trades steady to higher amid mixed tobacco drugs and aerospace issues.
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New York
Associated Press
General Motors
Doctor Strike Nears End in Saskatchewan Talks
In Saskatoon, AP reports a settlement on the four day Saskatchewan medical care dispute as draft legislation to amend the medical care insurance law is negotiated. The Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons backs changes allowing doctors to practice outside the plan and adjusting insurance commission powers.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
H. D. Dalgleish
W. G. Davies
Dalgleish
Insurance Commission
Cabinet
Great Sulky Driver Thomas Berry Dies at 80
Lexington AP reports Thomas Berry a famed harness racing driver and trainer died Saturday at age 80. Berry was celebrated as one of the sport’s greatest figures with a career spanning decades in racing and training.
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Lexington
Thomas Berry
14 Nations Sign Treaty To Bring Peace To Laos
Geneva AP reports fourteen nations signed a treaty of independence and neutrality for Laos ending fourteen months of peace efforts. Premier Souvanna Phouma pledged Laos to maintain independence and neutrality while Khrushchev hailed the move as erasing a Southeast Asian war risk. The accord requires withdrawal of all foreign troops in seventy five days and sets up an international control commission to monitor compliance with the cease fire and frontier security.
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Geneva
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Moscow
Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Germany
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Viet Nam
International Control Commission
India
Poland
Canada
Pathet Lao
Gen Ike Returns To Normandy Coast
Former President Eisenhower returns to Cherbourg with Mamie and grandchildren aboard the Queen Elizabeth for a six week European tour. The journey includes a look at Normandy battle sites and a train route through Sainte Mere Eglise Carentan Bayeux and Caen, key invasion points from June 6 1944.
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Cherbourg
France
Eisenhower
Normandy Battlefield Area
Mamie
Barbara Anne
David
Paris
Sainte Mere Eglise
Carentan
Bayeux
Caen
First Concrete Street Restoration Begins in Bellefontaine
Work started today on Court Avenue to restore the oldest concrete street in the United States. The surface built in 1893 will be repaired by patching lead joints and replacing five foot square sections damaged after 69 years of use.
Unions Delay Aerospace Strike Per Kennedy Call
Two major unions agreed to President Kennedy's 60 day postponement to seek a settlement in ongoing aerospace labor talks. UAW at Ryan Aircraft and North American Aviation paused 60 days. IAM accepted the mediation plan. About 150000 workers could have been affected across 53 plants nationwide.
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Los Angeles
Kennedy
Aerospace Industry
United Aerospace Workers
Ryan Aircraft
San Diego
North American Aviation
International Association of Machinists
IAM
General Dynamics-Convair
Lockheed
UAW
Douglas Long Beach
Douglas
United Auto Workers
Lockheed Aircraft
Burbank
Calif
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Sheriff's Department
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John H
Clara L. Huffman
South Bloomingville
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Fern Linn
Kathryn Harper
Mary Keck
Anna Raymond
Sugar Grove
Edgar G
Logan
John Jr
Harry H
South Bloomingville Methodist Church
Hill Funeral Home
Kingston
Green Summitt
Adelphi
Springer Auto
William
Julia Lutz Springer
Jack
U.S. Army
John Hyde
West Lafayette
Emil
Joseph
Dan
Fred
Arthur
Thelma Frush
Dolores Lichliter
Treva Zeller
Ray Wise
Paul O. Weimer
Forest Rose Cemetery
Frank E. Smith
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Ike
Normandy Coast
Aerospace
JFK
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