Rusk Warns Soviet Boasts Hurt Disarmament Hopes
At Geneva AP U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the 17 nation disarmament conference that repeated Soviet claims communism will dominate the world dampen efforts for arms elimination and a nuclear test ban He urged Moscow to halt persistent pressures on the needs of others and offered to return to Geneva for progress The Soviet side led by Andrei Gromyko accused the West of blocking progress and refused to open bases to inspections Menon of India called the new Soviet nuclear tests a sign the arms race speeds up and urged a broad test ban
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Geneva
U.S
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Defense
V. K. Krishna Menon
Falls Two Zoning Hearing Reports No Objections
Falls Township trustees held a sparsely attended hearing on the proposed zoning district map for Falls Two. No objections were raised and officials outlined changes, including a corrected label for Dry Run Creek and a five year term rotation plan for zoning commission members. The proposal may be approved at the next trustees meeting and certified to the county election board in early September before the November general election.
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Falls Two
Scotts Creek
Dry Run Creek
Wayne Timberlake
Jack Hammond
Board of Zoning Appeals
Hammond
Zoning Commission
Commission
Charles Frasure
Ernest Shull
Falls
Jack Glick
Four Falls
Timberlake
Hocking County Election Board
Stock Prices Give Ground
New York stock prices fell moderately in slow trading. The AP 60-stock average stood at noon 214.60 down .40 with industrials down .70 and utilities down .20. most declines were fractional, growth stocks slid about 2 points, and gold mining shares eased on Kennedy's devaluation pledge.
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New York
Associated Press
Kennedy
Doctor Strike Ends in Saskatchewan After Settlement
Saskatchewan doctors reopen offices today after a 23 day boycott of the government medical care plan. An amended act will allow practice outside the plan and uphold universal compulsory medical insurance. Premier Woodrow Lloyd will convene a special session to adopt the changes.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan
Woodrow Lloyd
North America
College of Physicians and Surgeons
High-Altitude Nuclear Test Delayed by Weather
The United States postpones its second high-altitude nuclear explosion for 24 hours due to weather conditions. Task Force 8 says earlier holds pushed the test near a 3 a.m. deadline. The planned submegaton blast at 30 to 40 miles altitude would release 20 000 to one million tons of TNT.
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Honolulu
United States
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Task Force 8
Berlin
Senate moves to rescue Kennedy farm program in key votes
A Senate fight forms to preserve major Kennedy farm program features. The agriculture committee will take up the House farm bill this week with debate set for Aug. 1. Ellender may substitute the Senate version or seek readoption while Aiken warns of limited support.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Agriculture Committee
House
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellender
George Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Americans and Europeans View Mutual TV via Telstar Exchange
The first live transatlantic television program exchange linked America and Europe through the Telstar satellite. The American segment showcased Statue of Liberty, Detroit traffic, Mt. Rushmore, U N, astronauts and Seattle fair while Europe featured Big Ben, Paris streets, Vienna riding school, Belgrade square, Rome opera and German industry. Both sides praised the venture despite brief reception gaps.
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Europe
United States
Atlantic
Telstar
Detroit
United Nations
Mt. Rushmore
Big Ben
London
Paris
Vienna
Square of the Republic
Belgrade
Opera
Rome
Geneva
Germany
One
Earth
Space
Spain
France
Chicago
Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
John H. Glenn Jr
Quebec
Champs Elysee
Coliseum
Brussels
U.S. Delays Laos Troop Pullout Amid Geneva Accord
Washington officials say the United States will slow the withdrawal of about 750 military advisers from Laos. The delay hinges on assurances from the International Control Commission that North Vietnamese forces have begun to withdraw. The Geneva agreement sets a roughly 75 day deadline for all foreign elements to exit Laos under ICC supervision.
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Washington
United States
Laos
International Control Commission
Geneva
Control Commission
Cambridge Firm Submits Low Bid on Rt 327 Job
Hall and Barber Inc of Cambridge was the apparent low bidder for a 46.44 mile state highway project. The work covers parts of Rt 327 in Hocking County plus Rts 124 551 552 in Pike County and Rts 41 772 327 in Ross County. The bid was 241 151 versus a state estimate of 247 350.
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Hall & Barber, Inc
Cambridge
Hocking County
Pike County
Ross County
Radical Wins Algeria Fuss
Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda’s cabinet bowed to Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and agreed to a seven man political bureau named by Ben Bella. Ministers said a formal announcement would authorize submitting the bureau to CNRA for approval as Ben Bella seeks control of the new nation.
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Algiers
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
Algeria
National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNRA
Tripoli
National Liberation Front
FLN
Ben
Solon Slams Diplomats Over Foreign Expenses
Senator Stephen M. Young denounces African envoy spending as excessive. He cites a $70,000 initial cost for an ambassador's house in Kampala and plans for 10 office buildings and residences in Ouagadougou, accusing 30 officials of living high on the hog at public expense.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Africa
Senate
Congress
Young
Kampala
Uganda
Ouagadougou
Upper Volta
Dr Otto Jensen Dead at 69 Lutheran Leader and Former Wittenberg Official
Indianapolis AP report states Otto K. Jensen a prominent Lutheran layman and former Wittenberg University official died at 69 from an apparent heart attack suffered Monday in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Otto K. Jensen
Wittenberg University
Editors Report Berliners View On Khrushchev Proposals
A group of American newspapermen traveled through Berlin to gauge local opinion on Khrushchev ideas for easing Berlin tensions. They spoke with a wide range of residents on both sides of the wall, noting a cautious interest amid skepticism about a postwar peace treaty and Soviet links with East Germany.
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Council of Ministers
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Kremlin
Berlin
United States
West Berlin
Herr Ulbricht
East Berlin
East Germany
West
Unseasonably cool Ohio weather with showers forecast
Official Weather Bureau notes unseasonably cool conditions across Ohio with lows around 52 and highs in the 70s to 80s. Findlay and Columbus report cool readings, while a high pressure system brings light winds and fair skies before a Canadian low moves in for scattered showers and storms tonight through Wednesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Findlay
Columbus
Lake Erie
Canada
Logan Trade Club to Meet at Brandt's Restaurant
Logan Trade Club’s semi annual meeting will begin at noon Wednesday with President Arthur M. Gasser reporting on the group’s progress for the first half of 1962. Logan will receive a National Safety Council certificate of achievement for a third straight year, to be presented by Lt. Gov. John Donahey to Mayor Delmar Freeman.
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Logan Trade Club
Brandt's
Arthur M. Gasser
Gasser
Trade Club
Logan
National Safety Council
Ohio
John Donahey
Richard Donahey
Delmar Freeman
Paul Beverforden
Joe Wolfe
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Roy Kelch
The
Safety Council
JFK rebukes Reds and pledges no dollar devaluation
President Kennedy criticizes Soviet nuclear tests and Berlin stalemate while promising no dollar devaluation. Telstar telecast marks first simultaneous presidential broadcast to Europe with North American viewers. He notes Congo risk, Berlin talks, and pledges action on civil rights and taxes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Berlin
Telstar
U.S
Martin Luther King
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