Kennedy McCormack duel for Massachusetts Senate renomination
Springfield AP Kennedy and McCormack clash at the state party convention amid a tight race for the U S Senate seat once held by the President. Kennedy leads with over 1,000 delegates claimed while McCormack cites just over 900. The winner earns first primary ballot position. loser can contest with 2500 signatures. Both vow to carry on to the September primary.
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Springfield
Mass
Kennedy - McCormack
U.S
Massachusetts
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
House
John W. McCormack
Senate
Kennedy
McCormack
U.S. Naval Academy
Boston University Law School
Harvard College
University of Virginia Law School
Suffolk County
Boston
Judge Orders Paddling for Four Juveniles in Sandusky County
Fremont Ohio AP Judge John Bronson mandates a wooden paddle as standard equipment in Sandusky County Juvenile Court. Four boys aged 12 to 15 who set fire to an old barn were paddled by juvenile officer Dee Pinneo with parents present, the judge noting the boys were shocked by the decree.
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Fremont, Ohio
John Bronson
Sandusky County
Bronson
Dee Pinneo
Ohio Adds 818 New Corporations in May
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reported 818 new Ohio corporations in May, up from 816 a year ago, bringing the year’s total to 4,181.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Grace Declines Film Return in Hitchcock's Marnie
Princess Grace of Monaco says she will not act in Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie and hints at permanent retirement from movies. She cites lack of time and Monaco reaction to her participation, noting she would not leave Prince Rainier and their children.
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Nice
France
Grace
Monaco
Alfred Hitchcock
Marnie
Grace Kelly
Nice Matin
Prince Rainier
Electric Autolite Faces Three New Suits in Toledo Move
The Mechanics Educational Society of America files three suits seeking 2.7 million in damages after Electric Autolite Co. shifted operations from Toledo to Bay City Michigan. The total sought now reaches 3.6 million with another suit from hourly workers for 900 thousand set for June 15 in Lucas County Common Pleas Court.
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Toledo, Ohio
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Electric Autolite Co
Toledo
Bay City
Mich
MESA
Lucas County
Three Laos Princes Meet to Seek Coalition Accord
In Khang Khay Laos the three rival princes Souvanna Phouma Boun Oum and Souphanouvong confer on forming a neutral coalition government Souvanna optimistic a final accord could come Friday Diplomatic observers warn failure could trigger a new Pathet Lao military push United States Soviet Union and others back Souvanna hoping for neutrality to curb Red threat and Thai border deployments
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Laos
Plaines Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Souphanouvong
Khang Kay
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Pathet Lao
United States
Soviet Union
Thailand
U.S
Bank Depositors to Receive Funds in Ohio Case
The Ohio 8th District Court of Appeals halted further appeals on the Society for Savings merger, allowing the $40 million distribution to about 300,000 depositors to proceed. Judge Wasserman said the exact distribution date would be set soon, with processing not expected until September.
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Cleveland
Society For Savings
Ohio 8Th District Court of Appeals
Society National Bank
Common Pleas Court
Daniel H. Wasserman
Florida Supreme Court Reaffirms Daily Bible Readings in Schools
The Florida Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling, upholds a state law allowing daily Bible reading and recitation of the Lord's Prayer in public schools. The decision says the practice does not violate the separation of church and state provisions.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Florida Supreme Court
Florida
Senate Jobs Kennedy Foreign Aid Program
Teens seek summer jobs not luxuries, driven by rising college costs and a desire for independence. Officials note a postwar baby boom swells applicant pools while job openings lag. Regions report only a fraction of applicants gain full or seasonal work, with adults and mechanization reducing youth opportunities.
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Texas Unemployment Commission
Florida
State Employment Service
New York State
Alex Altheim
Russell Hand
Omaha
Nebraska State Employment Service
Wisconsin
U.N. Assembly Debates Independence for Ruanda Urundi
The UN General Assembly resumes its session to consider July 1 as independence day for Ruanda Urundi, with debate on possibly granting independence to Southern Rhodesia. Archbishop Makarios attends, while a UN commission notes bloodshed in Ruanda and questions coalition stability before independence.
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U.N. General Assembly
Belgium
Ruanda-Urundi
Congo
Southern Rhodesia
South Africa
Makarios
United States
U.N
Cyprus
Ruanda
Urundi
U.N. Commission
Assembly
Oriental Marshall Plan Is Urged
W Averell Harriman urged a Far East Marshall Plan style program to provide technical assistance capital and experience noting Communist food production failures on the mainland while praising progress in Japan and free Chinese in Taiwan. He spoke at the first annual Press Club awards luncheon in Cleveland attended by about 600.
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Cleveland
Far East
Europe
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Press Club
New York
Japan
Taiwan
Ford Plant Walkout Shuts Walton Hills Stamp Plant
A one day walkout at the Ford stamp ing plant in Walton Hills Cleveland shuts the facility, affecting about 3,200 workers.
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Cleveland
Ford
Walton Hills
Tourism meeting to discuss Hocking Valley interests
A June 20 meeting at Ohio University Baker Center will focus on Our Leading Industry Tourism. Attendees include service station attendants motel and hotel operators restaurant workers police officials gas distributors and other tourism stakeholders.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
Vern Flickinger
Ohio Division of Parks
Jim Wells
Logan
Ohio
Marty Hecht
Athens
John Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Hocking County Extension Office
Resource Development Council Committee On Recreation and Tourism
Evans
Hocking Valley
GOP Outlines Principles and Broadside at Kennedy Policy
Congressional Republicans approved a 2,500 word declaration of party principles for the 1962 campaigns and launched a broad attack on Kennedy administration domestic and foreign policies. They called for tax system overhaul and a new direction for public policy to advance freedom at home and worldwide.
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Congressional Republicans
Kennedy
America
Berlin
Cuba
Florida
Senate
House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
House Republican
Stock Market Trading Quiet Near Dead Center
New York AP report notes a hesitant market stalling near midday as the Dow Jones average held at 222.70 with 60 stocks, with industrials up slightly, rails and utilities soft. Investors await President Kennedy's press conference after the session. Movements were mostly fractional with minor gains in nonferrous metals, steels, and electricals.
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New York
Associated Press
Kennedy
Palmyra Father and Five Children Die in Home Fire
Charles Neiswender aged 27 and his five young children perished in a house fire near Palmyra Pennsylvania shortly after midnight. Neiswender and offspring were found in a single structure blaze that devastated the residence, investigators said.
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Palmyra, Pa
Charles Neiswender
Here
Evangelist Graham Warns of Bible Deemphasis Movement
In Chicago on Wednesday night Evangelist Billy Graham warned of a movement to remove the Bible from national life. He said if it succeeds, symbols like In God We Trust could disappear from coins and chaplains from Congress and the armed forces could vanish, leading to anarchy.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Haydenville Woman Victim Of Gun Wound
A Haydenville woman died from a self inflicted gunshot wound evening. Edna Mae VanBibber 39 shot herself in the chest with a .22 pistol in an upstairs bedroom. County coroner Dr Owen F Yaw ruled death self inflicted. Funeral Sunday 2 pm Leonard Funeral Home by Rev Earl Miller. Burial Smith Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call Friday and Saturday.
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Paul Hartman
Edna Mae VanBibber
Owen F. Yaw
Hartman
VanBibber
Orbiston
Walter and
Bitha Gill Wade
Charles F. VanBibber
Randy
Rudy
Ginger Arline
Ralph Wade
Barberton
Floyd Wade
Buchtel
Donald Wade
Newark
Lloyd Wade
Portland
Ore
Harvey Wade
Nampa
Idaho
Maxine Morgan
Glouster
Elvetta Grace
Leonard Funeral Home
Earl Miller
Smith Chapel
Apple Grower Seely Brown Captures GOP Senate Nod
Horace Seely Brown Jr., a Connecticut apple grower and congressman, won the Republican nomination for U.S. senator at a state convention. The underdog defeated former Gov. John Davis Lodge on the first ballot by 476 to 149 in a dramatic convention upset.
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Hartford, Conn
Horace Seely-Brown Jr
U.S
Connecticut
Seely-Brown
John Davis Lodge
Lodge
Sunday Closing Law Upheld On Appeal
The 9th District Court of Appeals upheld a ruling against Morris Rappoport, manager of a North Ridgeville discount store, who was found guilty on July 17, 1961 after a three day Elyria trial for violating the Sunday closing law.
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Cleveland
9Th District Court of Appeals
Morris Rappoport
North Ridgeville
Rappoport
Elyria
Senate moves to cut aid to Communist nations
Washington AP reports a Senate amendment to block aid to Communist ruled Yugoslavia and Poland, supported by Sen. Lausche and opposed by the White House. Ball and Rusk condemn the plan as a no win policy while Mansfield and others warn it could jeopardize U.S. Cold War aims. The measure would bar $10 million in development loans and surplus shipments if enacted, with House action uncertain.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Dean Rusk
Senate
House
Yugoslavia
Poland
U.S
Soviet Union
Frank Lausche
Ohio
United States
Lausche
White House
Sen
Rourke Hickenlooper
Riowa
Weather Outlook for Ohio Turns Pleasant Through Friday
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a dome of cool dry air north of the Great Lakes extending into Ohio. Mostly sunny and pleasant weather forecast with a morning low of 49 rising to 78 by midmorning. Wednesday's high reached 77 as a mild, generally fair pattern continues through Friday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Great Lakes
Weekend Regional Weather Update
Friday afternoon temperatures will range from the 70s in the north to the low 80s in the south. Tonight remains fair with only minimal temperature change across the area.
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