Kennedy heads to Europe on 10 day tour broadcast to millions
President Kennedy begins a 10 day European trek aimed at broad television exposure across 12 western European nations. The trip includes a Berlin telecast from Checkpoint Charlie and a meeting with Pope Paul VI in Vatican City as Adenauer welcomes him in West Germany.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
America
Berlin
Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin Wall
United States
Telstar
Andrews Air Force Base
Camp David
West Germany
Ireland
England
Italy
Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Konrad Adenauer
Wahn
New Pope Paul VI Vows Unity and Peace Across Faiths
Vatican City AP says Pope Paul VI, elected the 262nd pope, pledges to continue the Second Vatican Council, seek Christian unity, and press social justice. He promises world peace, renewal of canon law, and outreach to underdeveloped nations while inviting all Christians to join in a global mission of charity.
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Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
John XXIII
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Paul
Christendom
Sistine Chapel
Sacred College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
Pope Paul
Pope John
Michelangelo
John (XXIII
Christ
Rome
Logan Industries Survey Shows High Employment and Production
A Logan district survey indicates current business ranges from good to very good across several plants. General Electric Glass in Logan runs 150 workers with a two-week shutdown in mid July for furnace repairs. brick and ceramic firms report steady or improving activity and staggered vacations through summer. other plants note good orders, steady employment, and planned layoffs or vacations to manage slow summer months.
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Goodyear
Logan
National Guard
B. G. Greenman
An General Electric
Greenman
Don Russell
General Hocking Brick Plant
Russell
Charles Dienst
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
Robert Orndoff
National Supply
Armco Steel Corporation
Logan Pipe Shop
William Wallace Co
Metalbestos
Eee
Harold Sommers
Forrest Deering
Godman Co
Moscow Directive Ranks Ideological Talks With China
The Central Committee of the Communist Party orders negotiators to stand fast against Chinese Communists in the July 5 showdown talks. The directive, voted Friday, was published today in Pravda.
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Moscow
Central Committee
Communist Party
Pravda
Ohio Bell offers wage fringe package to union
Ohio Bell Telephone Co presented a wage fringe package valued at a million dollars a year to the Communications Workers of America. Union Ohio director Martin Hughes called the proposal completely unacceptable.
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Cleveland (Ap
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Ohio
Martin Hughes
Ohio agency workers to face furloughs next week
The Ohio Civil Service Employer Association says special funds exist to pay the salaries of about 3,000 Bureau of Unemployment Compensation workers who face furloughs next week.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Wreckage Of Two Czech Jet Fighters Found Near Border
Bavarian frontier police recovered the wreckage of two Czech Osovak jet fighters near the Czech border. A third fighter believed to have crashed Friday remains missing as the search continues.
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Grafenau
Germany
Bavarian Frontier Police
Judge William H. Jones Dies After Week in St Mary's
Huntington field reports that Municipal Judge William H. Jones, 49, of Gallipolis Ohio, died Friday night while hospitalized in St Marys Hospital after a weeklong confinement.
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Huntington
W. Va
William H. Jones
Gallipolis
Ohio
St. Mary's
Ohio Spring Pig Crop Estimated At About Two Million
The Agriculture Department estimates Ohio's 1963 spring pig crop at 2,098,000 head, down from 2,184,000 head in 1962.
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The
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Darius Shackelford Dies At Age 44
Darius Shackelford 44, a noted appliance serviceman for Ohio Power Co. Logan district, died at 12 20 a.m. at Hocking Valley Hospital. Born in Charleston West Virginia he was the son of Moody and Ida Mason Shackelford. Survived by wife Evanelle a son Frank three sisters and two brothers. Friends may call at Heinlein Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Sunday. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Darius Shackelford
Ohio Power Co
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
Moody
Ida Mason Shackelford
Evanelle
Frank
Jerry Herrick
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Margaret Ross
Saginaw
Ruby Dugan
Columbus
Muscovites greet space duo Valentina Bykovsky in Moscow
A million flowers from the Soviet Union and Bulgaria welcomed cosmonauts Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky in Red Square. They rode to Lenin's tomb with Premier Khrushchev. Bykovsky set a record with 81 orbits and Tereshkova completed 48. They described health as good, slept in space without dreams, and ate a four meal diet including Moscow tap water.
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Red Square
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Lenin
Tass
Orld
Congress of Women
Valentina
Earth
Caper Jr
Bykovsky
Izvestia
Ytenon
Federal housing officials study pressure on builders to end discrimination
Washington AP reports federal housing officials are weighing stronger pressure measures to end racial discrimination by home builders not covered by Kennedy anti-bias orders. If not resolved, expansion to include additional financed housing may follow amid rising protests.
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Washington
Kennedy
President’s Committee For Equal Opportunity
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Belair
Maryland
William J. Levitt and Sons, Inc
America
Three Township Officials Seek Re-Election in Falls and Starr Townships
Three incumbent township officials filed non partisan petitions for the November general election. Roy Anthony, Hocking County election board clerk, reported. Seeking re election are Charles Voris Falls Twp clerk, Cente Harene de Logan Falls Twp trustee and Clay Rafferty Starr Twp trustee.
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Roy Anthony
Hocking County Election Board
Charles Voris
Third St
Falls
Cente Harene de Logan
Clay Rafferty
New Plymouth Rt
Starr
Ohio Weather Outlook With Record Cold Jan Night
Official Weather Bureau summary notes clear skies and unseasonably cool conditions across Ohio. Cleveland reported a record low for the date at 41 degrees as the pattern persisted into Friday night.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Temperature Drops From Seventies to Chilly Forties
A chilly period begins as readings fall from 70 degrees at 2 p.m. to a cool 37 degrees early today. Earlier in the day the mercury stood at 70 degrees at 11 a.m. reflecting a sharp daytime drop.
Weekend forecast hints at warm high with Lake Erie winds
The report notes a city record near forty five and a slight rise in temperatures into the 80s by Sunday afternoon. Fair conditions persist through Sunday with potential cloudiness Sunday night and increasing winds on Lake Erie over the weekend.
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Lumbus
Ate
Lake Erie
Summer Arrives With Chilly Start Across Great Lakes
Early dawn readings in the 40s marked the first full day of summer in the Great Lakes region and parts of the Ohio Valley and northern Rockies. Temperatures in the 50s were common from the North and Middle Atlantic states to the Upper Mississippi Valley and Pacific Coast regions.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Rockies
North
Middle Atlantic Coast States
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast Region
Hoffa Scoffs At Pact In Cleveland
James R. Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union mocks the new steel labor contract calling it nonsense and a sellout by the United Steelworkers Union.
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Cleveland (Ap
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters’ Union
United Steelworkers Union
Caning Of Prince To Be Kept Secret
Glasgow AP reports a school headmaster keeps a cane for misbehaving boys and will not report whether 14 year old Prince Charles is caned for taking forbidden cherry brandy.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Prince Charles
GOP Chiefs Pick Site for 1964 National Convention
The Republican National Committee plans to choose the 1964 convention city from seven bids Atlantic City Chicago Dallas Detroit Miami Beach Philadelphia and San Francisco. A site committee chaired by Jean K Tool will present a recommendation before a final vote at about 2 PM EST. The open dates target July 13 1964 with Western states pressing for influence in GOP councils.
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Denver
Republican National Committee
Jean K. Tool
Colorado
Atlantic City
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Miami Beach
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Rival Exile Groups Lash Bigger Council
Miami exile factions clash over a reported Cuban Revolutionary Council commando operation. Armando's MRR accuses rival operatives. JR claims only minor activity. State Department rules out using Guantanamo as a base for anti Castro exiles and the Kennedy pledge. Senators Goldwater and Allott call for exile government at the base, but the administration maintains no group represents a majority of refugees.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Sa Eeane Ee Ae
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Manuel F. Armtime
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
MRR
Geteh Seee Cn Calleneans
Armtime
The
Council
Revolutionary United
Ese
Ragress
Council Eee OG
State Department
U.S
Kennedy
Guantanamo
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Gordon Allot
Colo
Freeman Considers Planning Commission Appointment
Mayor Delmar Freeman will delay until Monday announcing his choice for the city planning commission. The four year term of William D. Moore at 744 Glenwood Dr expires today. Moore was appointed by former mayor Francis Myers. Freeman says he will contact Moore before making a decision.
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Delmar Freeman
City Planning Commission
William D. Moore
Glenwood Dr
Moore
Francis Myers
Freeman
Reds Set Up Wasteland on Berlin Wall
Berlin AP reports the Communists ordered clearing a 109 yard wide wasteland along their side of the 25 mile Berlin Wall to deter escape attempts.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
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