Kasavubu Heads Anti Red Congo Confederation
Anti communist leaders propose a two level central coordinating regime to replace the central Congo government with semi independent states led by Joseph Kasavubu. Katanga officials to present decisions to the UN as violence and abuse unfold in Kindu and Kinshasa reports.
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Tananarive
Malagasy Republic
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Leopoldville
Belgium
Antoine Gizenga
Oriental and
Kivu
Kasavubu
Gizenga
U.N
New York
Frederick H. Boland
Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Katanga
General Assembly
Moise Tshombe
Washington, D.C
Council of
Council of State
Tshombe
Albert Kalonji
South Kasai
U.N. Malayan
Kindu
Kasongo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Natco No. 2 Plant In Operation Today
Haydenville No 2 Natco plant shows activity after six months with about 25 workers recalled to production. Around 20 automobiles were observed in the plant area signaling resumed operations.
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Natco
Haydenville No. 2
Brenning Wins State Key Club Post in Ohio
Gary Brenning of Logan was elected lieutenant governor of Division Nine of the Ohio Key Clubs at a weekend convention in Columbus. Brenning is president of the Logan Key Club, with 24 members attending the 12th annual gathering at the Deshler Hilton Hotel.
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Gary Brenning
Logan
Ohio Key Clubs
Columbus
Brenning
Logan Key Club
Logan Club
Deshler-Hilton
Phillip Kramer
Key Club
Logan Kiwanis Club
Larry Bainter
David Eberst
Elizabeth Taylor Regains Health After Pneumonia Treatment
London AP report states actress Elizabeth Taylor breathed without a throat tube for eight days and doctors removed the tube in a five minute procedure at the London Clinic, indicating further recovery from double pneumonia.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Legislature May Do Little Except Set Record For Bills
In Columbus the 104th General Assembly nears the final week with 1164 bills introduced in the House and a history of last week surges. The focus stays on introducing measures while the Senate lags, as votes will be scarce though committee hearings abound on education reform and open trials, with a key conference on unemployment benefits and a continuing DiSalle budget review.
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Columbus
Ohio
104Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Roger Cloud
Senate House
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate Education and Health Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Financing Committee
Department of Mentalilygiene
Kennedy Plan For Latin Area To Be Unveiled
President Kennedy will unveil an alliance for progress with Latin America at a White House reception for Latin American diplomats. He will also send a special message to Congress on Tuesday outlining the program. Cuba and the Dominican Republic ambassadors to the OAS are not invited as relations are severed. The plan aims to advance freedom and development in the hemisphere and includes potential embargo measures on remaining Cuban imports.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
White House
Congress
Organization of American States
United States
Cuba
U.S
Americas
Castro
Havana
Fidel Castro
Ohioan Morgan Buried Beside Castro Firing Squad Victim
William A. Morgan 32 of Toledo Ohio was buried in Colon Cemetery beside Maj Jesus Carreras after a La Habana court sentenced them to death for aiding anti Castro rebels. Morgan a former US paratrooper who joined Castro after Batista fell was executed by firing squad following a treason conviction. His Cuban wife and 10 others were convicted and she fled as a fugitive.
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Havana
William A. Morgan
Morgan
Colon
Maj
Jesus Carreras
Toledo
Ohio
U.S
Japan
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Chauncey Doctor Dies At Age Of 88
Dr. Warren B. Sprague, 88, of Chauncey in Athens County, died at Sheltering Arms Hospital after months of illness. He practiced medicine in Chauncey for over 58 years and was a 1903 graduate of Ohio Starling Medical College. His brother Dr. John R. Sprague has 57 years of practice in Athens. Ohio State University honored Warren Sprague with the Golden Circle Certificate upon his 50th year of service.
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Athens, Ohio
Warren B. Sprague
Chauncey
Athens County
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sprague
Ohio Starling Medical College
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
John R. Sprague
Athens
U N showdown over agenda at General Assembly
At United Nations in New York a clash looms over whether the current session will be short or long. Delegations seek agreement on whether to keep or drop items, with US and Soviet positions diverging on how to handle disarmament and other hot issues.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
99- Nation Assembly
Special
U.N
Mauritania
Outer Mongolia
South Africa
Congo
Palestine
Hungary
Tibet
Assembly
New English Bible Brings Modern Language to New Testament
The New English Bible, a 13 year British revision led by Prof. Charles Dodd, goes on sale replacing King James wording. It reflects broad church support apart from the Roman Catholic Church and aims for clear natural English in the Lord s Prayer and other passages.
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London
Britain
Charles Dodd
Lancaster Man Hero In War Killed In Crash
Ralph FE Anderson 46. early World War II cross into Germany. jeep driver in Lt McGill’s platoon. helped accept surrender of 20 000 Germans near Loire. Died at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital from auto injuries after Friday highway crash. Survived by widow and two daughters.
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Lancaster, Ohio
Ralph FE. Anderson
Lancaster-Fairfield
Anderson
Anchor-Hocking Glass Corp
Samuel Mcc-Gill
Ashtabula
Ohio
Germany
Loire
McGill
Yanks Deny Roles As Spies
In London at the Old Bailey a American couple and three others pleaded innocent in Britain's largest spy trial since Klaus Fuchs. Defendants include Gordon A Lonsdale Peter Kroger Lola Cohen Henry Houghton Ethel Gee Miss Gee worked at the Portland naval base. The government says secrets were sent to Moscow via a hidden radio transmitter. Trial expected to last a week with potential penalties from three to seven years.
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London
Britain
Atom
Klaus Fuchs
Old Bailey
Fuchs
Soviet Union
Lord Parker
Gordon A. Lonsdale
Venusnik Rocket Vanishes After February Flight
Moscow reports the Soviet Venus rocket vanished after a February 12 liftoff and disappearance on February 27. No contact has been reestablished. Officials seek clues to its fate and location.
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Moscow
Florida judge murder trial pits 37 witnesses left
In Fort Pierce Florida Joseph A Peel Jr faces a murder trial for the 1950s disappearance of Circuit Judge C E Chillingworth and his wife. Prosecutors say 37 witnesses remain to testify as Floyd Holzapfel and P O Wilber described Peel ordered the killings in a bid to shield gambling and moonshine rackets.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Joseph A. Peel Jr
C. E. Chillingworth
Floyd A. Holzapfel
Chillingworth
P. O. Wilber
Holzapfel
Peel
West
DiSalle Calls Three Abuses in Government
New York AP Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle on CBS said eliminating three abuses would improve government. He identified conflicts of interest by lawmakers, costly campaigns and contributions, and unregulated lobbying as curb factors limiting the President's effective power. He warned such pressures distort democratic action.
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New York
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
CBS
DiSalle
Congress
Khrushchev Shows Interest in Below Summit Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev is reported to favor continuing below summit discussions on key cold war issues. Informants say he voiced this stance during a four hour Novosibirsk meeting with U.S. ambassador Llewellyn Thompson who carried Kennedy’s world view message.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Novosibirsk
Llewellyn E. Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Thompson
Siberian
Kennedy
Violent Midwest Storm Leaves Deaths and Damage
A powerful storm tore through Missouri and Arkansas spawning more than twenty tornadoes. One woman died and at least 57 were injured as winds felled trees, toppled radio towers, and wrecked homes and businesses. Rescue efforts faced delays from downed lines and flooding as the Weather Bureau tracked a widening cyclone across the region.
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Midwest
Missouri
Arkansas
West Plains
Little Frame Friendship Baptist Church
Frances Huddleston
J. A. Huddleston
Hardenville
West Plain
Tipton Ford
Joplin
KWTO
Springfield
Branson
Monet
Nevada
U.S. 71
Busch
Illinois
Bremen
Sparta
Ilinois
Ohio five day forecast for southern and central Ohio
Temperatures run about 3.6 degrees above normal with minor day to day changes. Normal highs near 46 to 49 and lows around 28 to 40. Rainfall expected from one half to one inch with periods of rain Wednesday night into Thursday and again late Friday or Saturday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
Youngstown
Upper Michigan
Red China demands U.S. quit Formosa in talks
Peiping reiterates that improved relations with the United States hinge on the withdrawal of all U.S. armed forces from Formosa. The Foreign Ministry reaffirmed the Sept. 6 terms, urging peaceful settlement under the five principles of mutual respect and noninterference.
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Tokyo
China
United States
U.S
Formosa
Foreign Ministry
Apon
Warsaw
Peiping
Radio Peiping
Taiwan
Washington
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Daubenmire Heads Health Council and Johnston On Board
Loy Daubenmire of Marion Township was elected president at the annual meeting of the Hocking County Advisory Health Council. Edwin Johnston was named to a five year term on the Logan Hocking County health board, replacing James Brown. Dr H M Brocks reported on 1960 health department activities and urged zoning to meet growth plus sanitary facilities to prevent future health hazards.
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Daubenmire
Health Council
Johnston
Loy Daubenmire
Marion Twp
Hocking County Advisory Health Council
Curtis Hinton
Salt Creek
Francis Myers
James Brown
Logan
H. M. Brocks
Health Department
Boocks
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Lancaster
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Atlantic Ocean
Phil O'Connell
Bobby Lincoln
James Iopaea
Holzapel
Lincoln
Yenzer
Wilber
Carlton Welch
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