Kennedy Adenauer press NATO debate amid Berlin nerves
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer discussed boosting NATO and a multinational nuclear force amid talks on a Moscow nuclear test ban. They also touched trade with the EU as crowds welcomed Kennedy in Cologne and Bonn, while De Gaulle’s stance on Europe’s independent deterrent was addressed.
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Nnd
NATO
United Tes
Western Europe
Moscow
United States
Kennedy
Palais Schaumburg
U.S
Berlin
East Germany
Adenauer
U.S. Senate
West Germany
Britain
Wahn
Cologne
Bonn
Gerhard Schroeder
Bad Godesberg
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
Bowman & Beasley Ford To Relocate East Gate
Bowman and Beasley Ford announces move from Hunter Street sites to the former Logan Farm Equipment building near East Gate. The two acre site will host a combined operation with a 70 by 100 foot Ford building and a 30 by 55 foot showroom. The relocation consolidates new car sales, service, and a used car lot at the East Gate location.
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Bowman & Beasley Ford
East Gate
Logan
East Gateway
Goodyear
National Guard Armory
Bowman & Beasley Ford, Inc
Logan Farm Equipment
City Gates
Dannie
al Bowman
Fred Beasley
Athens
Ford Agency
W. Hunter St
Ford
International Harvester Farm Equipment Agency
Soviet cultural delegation tours Finnmark shows military interest
A Soviet cultural delegation visiting Finnmark in Norway showed greater interest in military installations than in culture, according to Finnmark Tidende. The visit focused on regional defenses and training facilities rather than the arts or cultural exchanges.
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Oslo
Norway
Finnmark
Finnmark Tidende
New Morals Charges Faced by Profumo Figure Ward
London AP reports eight new morals charges against Dr Stephen Ward tied to the Profumo affair. Ward, 50, is held without bail as prosecutors allege prostitution earnings and procuring a woman reported as Miss X. American individuals and a blackmail syndicate are implicated in related security and scandal rumors.
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London
Stephen Ward
Paem
Ward
Miss X
Ir Ee
James Burge
Burge
George Wigg
Labor Party
Britain
Washington
Charles Lee Wright
Mount Vernon
Ill
George Hopkins
Bellaire
Ohio
Profumo
Rival Party Chiefs See Cuba Civil Rights as 64 Focus
In a joint interview Republicans and Democrats map 1964 themes. Miller calls Cuba entry controls and waning aid options. Bailey says Cuba should stay out of politics but civil rights will influence campaigns. Both leaders favor bipartisan civil rights action and discuss Dirksen compromise.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Miller
John M. Bailey
Congress
Cuba
Castro
Panama Canal
Bailey
Cine Civil Rights
Sen. Dirksen
Mr. Bailey
Siompceatic National Committee
Rockefeller
South
North Carolina
Baseball Czar Trautman Dies at 73 in Columbus
George M. Trautman president of the National Association of Professional Baseball died at his home in Columbus Ohio. He was 73 years old.
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Columbus, Ohio
George M. Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball
Pope Paul VI pledges effort toward world peace
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI promised to do all possible to promote peace founded on truth justice love and freedom. He pledged the Vatican would not interfere in temporal affairs while supporting the four pillars of peace outlined by Pope John XXIII. He praised unity efforts and endorsed the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity led by Cardinal Bea.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican State
Vatican
Paul
John XXIII
Pope Paul
John
Giovanni Battista Montini
Christian Unity Organization
John XXII
Secretariat For
Augustin Cardinal Bea
Cardinal Bea
Sistine Chapel
Secretariat
Ohio Weather Outlook With Warm Saturday Afternoons
Official Weather Bureau summary reports a stagnant high over Ohio, eased by sunshine Saturday. Temperatures rose into the 80s Saturday afternoon while early today ranged from 61 in Columbus to 47 in Toledo and Cleveland. Little change is forecast for the Hocking Valley.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Columbus
Toledo
Cleve
Hocking Valey
Ohio Weather Outlook Sees Slow Warming Across State
High pressure will continue to control Ohio weather for the next 30 hours with little change forecast statewide. Readings show Cincinnati 53, Marietta 54, and Zanesville 52 as the State trends toward a slow warming period.
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Cincinnati
Marietta
Zanesville
Ohio
Conaa
State Approves Finance Plan For Building Goodyear Plant
Ohio Securities Division approves plans for second mortgage financing of a new Goodyear plant in Logan. Volunteers to meet at 7:30 p m tonight to raise an estimated 350000 in local financing with notes payable in 15 years at six percent interest. Initial hiring to be through the Ohio State Employment Service. temporary Logan plant to begin partial production next January.
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Goodyear
Ohio Securities Division
Max Davidson
Logan Trade Club Development Corporation
Logan Federal Savings & Loan
Akron Savings & Loan Co
Development Corporation
Logan
Ohio State Employment Service Office
OSES
Akron
John Gerstenmaier
Photrim
Ford
Ohio Idle Pay Rides on Job
Ohio’s 66 unemployment offices stay open for business as usual with volunteers on duty. Willard P. Dudley says over 95 percent of state employees will work this week, though pay may be delayed. About 53,800 unemployment checks will be issued if funds permit. Congress would need to approve supplemental money this week to cover volunteer payrolls. If not, legislators may authorize use of the special administrator’s fund.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Willard P. Dudley
James A. Rhodes
Dudley
Bureau
Washington
Congress
U.S. Department of Labor
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Rebel Labor Union Aide's Car Bombed in Cleveland
John M. Sertic, a rebel candidate for the Carpenter's Union District Council and former Local 11 business agent, had his unoccupied car dynamited while he caucused with delegates nearby. He vowed not to withdraw, saying he has too many people depending on him.
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Cleveland
John M. Sertic
Carpenter’s Union District Council
Sertie
Be La Beckwith jailed for Medgar Evers murder in Mississippi
Byron de La Beckwith, a white former tobacco salesman from Greenwood, is jailed in Jackson on a murder charge over NAACP leader Medgar Evers death. FBI tied a rifle print to Beckwith with a magnitude of evidence, while others allegedly involved remain unnamed.
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Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar W. Evers
Evers
Beckwith
FBI
Greenwood
Hardy Lott
Stanny Sanders
M.B. Pierce
Mississippi
Yerger Moorehead
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ralph Hargrove
Jackson Police Identification Bureau
Hargrove
Diehard Segregationist Citizens Council
Cincinnati Jaycees Sail Huck Finn Cruise to Louisville
Seventeen Cincinnati Jaycees rode a raft named The Huck Finn down the Ohio River for the Junior Chamber of Commerce national convention. The voyage lasted 31 hours with fog causing a detour of about an hour near Carrollton, Kentucky, before 50 members reached Louisville at 6 p.m. Sunday. Three Logan Jaycees also attended the convention through Friday.
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Louisville, Ky
Cincinnati
Jaycees
Ohio River
Logan Jaycees
Louisville
Johnson
Ronald Sinnott
Mike
Ralph Larimer Named To City Planning Post
Mayor Delmar Freeman announced the appointment of Ralph Hicky Larimer of Southair to the city planning commission to fill the vacancy from William D. Moore’s term expiration. Larimer, a state highway department employee in Marietta division, leads blacktop resurfacing. Other members listed include Dean Collison chair, Don Russell, Mayor Freeman, and Service Director Dick Donahey. Moore’s four year term expired Saturday.
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Delmar Freeman
Ralph
Hicky) Larimer
Southair
William D. Moore
Glenwood
Larimer
State Highway Department
Marietta
Freeman
Dean Collison
Don Russell
Dick Donahey
Moore
Francis Myers
Dems Meet To Pick Site For Parley
Washington AP report on Democrats choosing a site for the 1964 presidential nominating convention with Chicago as a favorite among six bids. San Francisco favored for TV action by Republicans and Democrats. Atlantic City Baltimore Detroit Miami Beach Philadelphia also considered. The site committee recommends allocations while the full committee meets Tuesday to act. Republicans secured $650000 in cash and hotel perks to hold the San Francisco convention.
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Washington
Chicago
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Action-Radio Network
Kennedy
Middle West
Atlantic City
N.J
Baltimore
Detroit
Miami Beach
Miami
Philadelphia
Cockfight raid nets 53 arrests across towns in Ohio
A Saturday night raid on a Murray City cockfighting ring leads to 53 arrests from 271 towns. Oscar Loper and his son were charged as operators with bonds set at 200 dollars each. Fifty-nine others faced fines or bond forfeitures as deputies from Hocking Fairfield and state police closed the arena.
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Newtown
Murray City
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Fairfield County
Jack Blazer
State Patrol
Astors
Oscar
Mike) Loper
Vaughn Collins
Loper
Oeyene Lee
Collins
Hartman
Spencer
Imesenan
Blazer
cSeeee
Richard Gerken
Logan
Howard Ferry
Glouster
Myers van Fossen
Pennsville
Willard Kuhn
Oak Hill
Harry Crabtree
Jackson
McKinley Cochran
Billy Marcum
Columbus
Sherm Marcum
Darrell Marcum
Bobby Jarrell
B. L. Ewing
Wilbur Shietzinger
Ruth Bachelder
James Sargent
Charles Campbell Jr
Corning
William Shumaker
New Lexington
Robert Green
Canal
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