JFK plans appeal to nation on nuclear test ban pact
President Kennedy to address the nation on a pact to ban tests in space, the Atlantic, and under water. The treaty must win two thirds in the Senate for ratification, with support boosted by public backing and allied agreement.
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JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Mosdie
U.S
Senate
White House
Dean Rusk
Britain
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Rusk
Brief News In Brief From Across The World
Development Director George Wilson seeks use of Ft. Hayes as a technology school. state aid depends on 1965 completion. OSU institute on Human Relations closes with views on the American dream and democracy. President Kennedy accepts Postmaster General Day’s resignation to join a Chicago firm's Washington office. Scotland Yard raids Inner Temple seizing por nographic materials. possible prosecution. French National Assembly passes anti strike bill requiring five days notice for strikes in public services. Aluminum Company and AFL-CIO United Steelworkers extend contract with new long vacation pattern. Kennedy to join First Lady at Cape Cod for her 34th birthday. A boat capsizes near Agrin son Greece. 20 drown.
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Columbus, Ohio
George Wilson
General Administration
Ft. Hayes Army Post
Wilson
GSA
Washington
Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Day
Chicago
Senate moves to ratify test ban treaty machinery
Administration officials begin congressional sales effort for the nuclear test ban. Harriman reports to three committees as Rus sell indicates joint consideration possible. Chiefs of Staff expected to testify in support as Rusk touts growing ratification prospects amid Senate debate anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
House Atomic Energy Committee
Harriman
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rusk
Orso
Lausche Seeks Assurance Before Nuclear Test Ban Vote
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio said he will require assurances from the State Department Disarmament Agency and the chiefs of staff on US protections before voting on a Soviet nuclear test ban treaty. He emphasized the need for guaranteed safety for future life prior to approval.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
United States
Soviet Union
Senate
State Department
Disarmament Agency
Chiefs of Staff
Lausche
Alaskan Fishermen Hit Hard By Very Poor Salmon Catch
In Bristol Bay Alaska fishermen face a devastating season as the red salmon run collapses. Officials estimate 25 million reds expected vs 2.9 million in 1958, with 203 700 cases canned this year down from 926 441 in 1961. Uncertain Japanese high seas catch cited as a factor amid conservation limits.
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Naknek
Alaska
Bristol Bay
Pongeet
Chinese official predicts China will have nuclear arms soon
Kuo Mo-Jo, chairman of the China Peace Committee, told 10 000 at a Beijing rally that China would possess nuclear weapons in the not too distant future. He said efforts to monopolize nuclear arms worldwide would be broken, though he gave no timetable.
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Kuo Mo-Jo
China Peace Committee
Peking
New China
Kuo Moto
Kuo
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
China
Total disarmament hinted by Khrushchev
Premier Khrushchev said the new nuclear test ban accord opens path to total disarmament. His written answers to Izvestia and Pravda questions were read at a foreign affairs conference after a U.S. news briefing.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Pravda
Curat
U.S
ICC Ready To Tackle Rail Dispute
In Washington the ICC chairman pledged to meet the responsibility of handling the railroad work rules dispute as a nationwide strike was postponed for 30 days. President Kennedy urged Congress to give the ICC two years to oversee the rules, with unions wary but managerial support.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
ICC
Lawrence K. Walrath
House Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Charles Luna
of Railway Trainmen
Afl-Cio
House
Taft
Weather outlook for Columbus Ohio with warm temps
Official Weather Bureau digest notes clear skies and mild temperatures in Ohio Thursday night. Fog along the Ohio River reduced visibility then a warm spell with possible thundershowers into the weekend as high pressure sits over the eastern U S and low pressure over the Dakotas.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Ohio River
Hocking Valley
Mercury
Dakotas
Five Day Forecast for Southern and Central Ohio
The forecast calls for temperatures about three degrees above normal with highs in the upper 80s and lows in the 60s. Expect warm humid conditions, with a few scattered thundershowers this weekend. Rain totals around half an inch, locally more.
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Ohio
Caribbean pleads for U S aid after Caribbean conference
The conference of British Commonwealth Caribbean territories ended with a plea to the United States for increased aid to development projects in the region.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
British Commonwealth Caribbean Territores
United States
Israel Denies Cairo Claim of Plane Shotdown
An Israeli army spokesman branded Cairo’s claim that United Arab Republic fighters shot down an Israeli plane over the Sinai Desert on Tuesday as a lie.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Sinai Desert
Caracas prison break by 86 terrorists shocks Venezuela
In Caracas 86 inmates and associates, including FALN links, overran Reten La Planta jail after overpowering guards. About 200 inmates took part, 12 killed and 51 wounded. A wave of robberies followed as police hunted escapees and forged arms smuggling links across the capital.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Reten la Planta
Consre
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Romulo Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Township Candidates See Slow Filing Across Hocking County
Candidates in seven of eleven townships show interest with two weeks to filing deadline. Robert C. Daubenmier and Fred M. Harper filed for clerk and trustee respectively in Falls and Benton townships. Ward Township has no filings. Green and Laurel townships each have one clerk candidate and no trustees. Village and school board filings remain sparse.
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Hocking County
Hocking Election Board
Robert C. Daubenmier
Logan Rt. 2
Falls Two
Fred M. Harper
Laurelville
Ward Twp
Green and Laurel
Meteor not saucer found in spud patch shocks Charlton
In Charlton England the British army ended ten days of excitement by stating the mysterious object was not a flying saucer. Army engineers dug up the site and the object is being transported to the British Museum for investigation.
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Charlton
England
British Museum
County Infirmary Land Sale Approved and Radio Upgrade Planned
Hocking County commissioners voted to sell the remaining 237.36 acres of the old county home site and approved purchasing GE low band radio equipment for the sheriff. The FCC mandated the change by November 1, with a new tower lease planned in South Logan. A .5 mill tuberculosis care levy renewal was also authorized for November.
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Hocking
Sheriff's Department
General Electric Co
FCC
Paul Hartman
Hartman
South
Logan
Escapee Ben Meyer Sparks Unverified Sightings in Ohio
Hocking County sheriff and Logan police field numerous calls from residents claiming to see escaped killer Ben Meyer. Meyer, once sentenced to die for the 1954 slaying of his wife Velvia, disappeared from London Correctional Institution with another inmate.
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Hocking County Sheriff's Department
Logan Police
Ben Meyer
Meyer
Velvia
Hamilton County
London
Ralph W. Sniff
Bremen Rd
Lancaster
Hocking County
Lausche
Race Talks Set In Chicago School Policy Probe
Chicago leaders and the president of the Chicago Board of Education will confer Tuesday on proposed changes to neighborhood school policy after recent protest demonstrations.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Mrs. Billa Myers 95 Dies in Logan Home
Mrs. Billa Myers aged 95 of 352 Church St died Thursday at 1 30 p m at her home widow of John B Myers She lived in Union and Logan and served as charter member of Union Furnace EUB Church Willing Workers class Dr Mable Silver Circle Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge 533 Survivors include two daughters two sisters a nephew and three nieces Friends may call at Heinlein Funeral Home Memorial services set by Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge at 730 p m Sunday Funeral Monday 2 p m at the funeral home with Rev D S Dunkle officiating burial at Oak Grove Cemetery
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Billa Myers
Church St
John B. Myers
Eli Bovies
Ana Mary Ann Slaneles
Union
Logan
Union Furnace
EUB
Willing Workers Class
Dr. Mable Silver
Earl Stevens
Maude McClain
Columbus
Clara Blosser
Bess Boyle
Carl E. Blosser
Chloe Fuller
New Plymouth
Essie Faulkner
Athens
Richard Cooper
Raymond
Heinlein Funeral Home
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
D. S. Dunkle
Oak Grove Cemetery
Rocket Aims for Syncom 2 Stationary Orbit
Cape Canaveral reports a Delta rocket lifting to place the Syncom 2 satellite into a near stationary orbit 22,300 miles above the equator. The plan calls for a 5 hour 30 minute ascent to 22,300 miles, then a solid-fuel injection to a circular path over northern South America and the Caribbean. If successful, Syncom 2 would be the first operating synchronous orbit satellite and enable a low cost global space communications network. Syncom 1 previously reached near synchronous orbit but failed due to a power outage.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Speecha
United States
South America
Caribbean
Space Agency
Ials
Skopje Quake Devastates City At Dawn
Belgrade dispatch reports a powerful 5 17 a m earthquake destroying Skopje with vast casualties. Tanjug cites death toll over 1000 and widespread damage to hotels, hospitals, and transmission lines as Yugoslav forces organize relief. German tourists describe the hotel collapsing as they fled toward the square.
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Yugoslavia
Peo
Tanjug
Ece
Macedonia
Cetties Aneaensa
Nis
Shepje
Belgrade Radio
Skopje
New
Aleksander Blagojevic
Blagojevic
Yugoslav Air Transport Co
Radio Belgrade
Invalid
Greece
Ingeborg Weiss
Ingeborg Schuppke
New Macedonia
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Khrush
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Yugoslav
County Infirmary
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