Cuban and Russian Envoys Tied in Mexico City Activity
In Mexico City, Cuban ambassador Portuondo and Soviet envoy Bazykin coordinate operations from neighboring embassies. Portuondo leads Castroist intelligence in Latin America, aided by Prensa Latina staff, while Moscow funds and backs their campaigns.
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Mexico City
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Moscow
Vladimir Bazykin
Cuba
Jose Antonio Portuondo Valder
Calzada Tacubaya
Portuondo
Latin America
Young Communist League
Popular Socialist (Communist) Party of
U.S
Castro
Prensa Latina
Havana
Bazykin
Caribbean
Central America
General Telephone Seeks Rehearing On Rate Increase
General Telephone Co of Marion asks Ohio utilities commission for rehearing citing improper calculation of fair annual rate of return. Commission granted $1,435,700 in rate increases after company sought $2,763,760 in February order.
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Columbus, Ohio
General Telephone Co
The
Utilities Commission Today
Marion
General Telephone
Saint Patrick Day Observance At St John School
St John School observes St Patrick’s Day with Holy Mass by Fr Charles P Foy and an all Irish menu planned by Mrs Frank Rydzewski. Students enjoy patties Irish potatoes green beans cole slaw green pears shamrock cake and green sherbet with milk, a type A balanced lunch. Irish airs will fill the lunch room during the meal.
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Jurgensmiers
Rydzewskis
Walshes
Boyles
St. Patrick
Charles P. Foy
St. John’s Church
Cleo Montgomery
Frank Rydzewski
Ambassadors push for nuclear test ban at Geneva
Special Ambassador Arthur H. Dean departs for Geneva with Kennedy’s instructions to seek a nuclear tests ban with the Soviet Union. The talks, resuming next week, aim to end the 22 year conference and may widen disarmament efforts toward international control.
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Washington
Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Ohio Republicans Sketch Assembly Aims and Budget Shifts
Ohio House Republicans outlined goals emphasizing state regulation of liquor sales and reform measures. The document lists plans on university expansion, vocational training, civil rights enforcement, highway safety, unemployment law tweaks, redistricting for an extra seat, and DC president vote changes, with other bills moving through committees.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Logan County
Department of Liquor Control
Cloud
Fair Employment Practices Commission
U. S
District of Columbia
House
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Conference Committee
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Judicial Conference
Castro threatens exile governments to oppose U S policy
Fidel Castro warned that Cuba will form many revolutionary governments in exile beginning with Puerto Rico if the United States sanctions a Cuban government in exile. He tied the attack to Kennedy's 10 year Latin America plan and accused Washington of aggression after an armed ship attack on the Texaco refinery at Santiago.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Puerto Rico
United States
Kennedy
Latin America
Society of Free Men
Castro
White House
Texaco
Santiago
Havana University
Vedado District
Cuban National Bank
Pres
Alliance For Progress
America
Leopoldville
Kasongo
Kivu
Congo
Elisabethville
Katanga
Tananarive
Malagasy
Moise Tshombe
Joseph Kasavubu
State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Gizenga
Suit Against GE Dismissed in Peoria
A $750 million damage suit against General Electric Co. was dismissed by U.S. District Judge Frederick O. Mercer in Peoria. The plaintiffs J. Orion Brunk and Mrs. Mary Brown sought triple damages for themselves and 50 million GE customers, but the court found no interstate commerce transactions.
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Peoria, Ill
General Electric Co
Frederick O. Mercer
Timothy Swain
J. Orion Brunk
Mary Brown
Peoria
Mercer
Brunk
Mrs. Brown
Unemployment Unit Revamped in Ohio restructure
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation announced changes to its field operations and supervision to emphasize employment services. Six districts replace nine, with district offices in Toledo Canton Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus and Youngstown. Six district managers will oversee assigned offices, no new hires or costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
BUC
Toledo
Canton
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Columbus Central
Donald B. Leach
Leach
Bureau
Northwestern
Frank Sheldon
Raymond Arthurs
Cuyahoga and
Lake Counties
Ward Riley
Northeastern
A. E. McCully
Southwestern Ohio
Raphael Horwitz
Southeastern Ohio
George Peters
Star Witness Describes Poison Plot in Florida Death Trial
In Fort Pierce Florida former prisoner Robert E Johnson testified Joseph A Peel Jr asked him to slip deadly poison into Floyd Holzapfels food Peel allegedly handed the poison concealed in a cigarette pack through a jail bars Johnson hid the pack and later turned it over to a deputy sheriff Holzapfel who confessed drowning Circuit Judge C E Chillingworth and Mrs Chillingworth in 1955 named Peel as a plot participant Peel a former West Palm Beach judge was said to fear Holzapfels testimony would convict him
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Joseph A. Peel Jr
Floyd Holzapfel
Robert E. Johnson
Greensboro
N.C
Peel
Holzapfel
Chillingworth
Johnson
Trusty
Palm Beach
C. E. Chillingworth
Chil
Lingworth
Atlantic
West Palm Beach City
Kennedy Urges 600 Million Aid Step for Latin America
President Kennedy asks Congress to provide 600 million dollars as the first step in a 10 year cooperative aid program for South America. He cites grave danger of tyranny and communism and cites a Bogota commitment with eighteen republics backing the plan. He seeks 500 million for initial aid and 100 million for reconstruction in Southern Chile.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Latin America
Capitol
South of the Border
White House
United States
Cuba
Dominican Republic
U.S
Bogota
Colombia
Chile
Weather Outlook for Columbus Ohio From AP Summary
Weather Bureau reports a cold front moving east through Ohio Monday night with showers and thunderstorms ahead of it and some locally strong storms possible. Impacts include cooler temperatures and unsettled conditions across central and southern Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Warmer Wednesday Expected for Hocking County
Sunny skies and warmer weather forecast for Wednesday bring relief after two days of overcast skies and cool temperatures. Rainfall logged Monday at .25 inch as the high reached 62, with 11 am readings showing 45 degrees, one degree above last night's low.
Weather Update Cooler air and light drizzle across Ohio
Cooler air moved into Ohio with sprinkles and light drizzle in the morning. Temperatures fell to 40 in Cincinnati and Dayton, 45 in Columbus, 43 in Cleveland, and 47 in Chesapeake. By Wednesday morning temps near freezing as skies clear.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Cleveland
Chesapeake
Cherry Still Legally On School Board
An informal Ohio attorney general opinion states Cherry remains legally on the Starr Washington school board. Mark McElroy concludes a board member may withdraw a resignation before its effective date and that continued service and no appointed successor support this. The issue arose after Cherry, board president, left a meeting in anger last September.
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Frank Cherry
Starr Washington School Board
Mark McElroy
Ohio
McEelroy
Cherry
Hubert Lappen
C. C. Penrod
Penrod
Lappen
A F Steward Korean Vet Dies At 29
Arthur Francis Steward 29 of 446 E Second St died at 4 20 am in Hocking Valley Hospital after a recent illness. He served 10 years in the Korean War era and was a sergeant first class with the Logan National Guard. He worked at Metal Powder Products Co. as a press operator before a Dec 17 leave. Surviving: his mother Mrs Emil Thompson of New Straitsville. wife Barbara Ann. grandmother Mrs Ella Edwards of Obetz. four half brothers and a half sister. Military services Friday at 2 pm at Leonard Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Logan National Guard to conduct services. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon.
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Steward
Logan National Guard
Metal Powder Products Co
Logan
Cleveland Clinic
Richard
Clara M. Smith Steward
Emil Thompson
New Straitsville
Barbara Ann
Ella Edwards
Obetz
Lester
Gene
Leroy Thompson
Rt. 1
William Thompson
Logan Rt
Carolyn Sue Thompson
Leonard Funeral Home
Earl Schottke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kennedy to hold news conference Wednesday at 10
President Kennedy will host a news conference at 10 a.m. EST on Wednesday. There will be no live radio or television coverage.
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Washington
Kennedy
UN Troops Reach 300 Trapped Whites in Congo Rescue
Malayan U.N. patrols advanced through rebel held Kivu to rescue about 300 white missionaries businessmen and nuns. Reports portrayed brutal violence by Congolese soldiers with one American missionary girl allegedly raped and several nuns beaten and imprisoned.
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The
Congo
U.N
Kivu
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