Kennedy Warns Soviets on Berlin Air Corridors Harassment
President Kennedy cautioned the Soviet Union against provoking Allied retaliation over dangerous air corridor harassment to Berlin. He denounced metallic chaff causing radar disruption and urged restraint while noting vigorous protests from Secretary Rusk and Lord Home. He also spoke on aid, Viet Nam, storm insurance, and dairy price supports.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Geneva
South
Viet Nam
JFK Broadens Summit Views
President Kennedy has widened the conditions under which he might attend a Geneva summit. Officials say no trigger has yet formed, with Kennedy stating he would go to ratify an agreement or in a crisis where his presence matters, and possibly if in national interest. He also noted no new developments justify a trip and signaled a shift on inspections of atomic test preparations.
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Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Teddy
Senate
House
Viet Nam
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Geneva
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Soviet Union
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Berlin
Phone Date Clarified in Ohio Rate Cut
Columbus report says May 1 became the effective date for reduced long distance rates between Ohio points after approval by the Utilities Commission for Ohio Bell Telephone Co.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
The
Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Weather Outlook for Ohio Clouds and Cold Snap Persist
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a weak low in the Great Lakes bringing cloudy skies and cold air. Snow flurries possible in the Hocking Valley. temperatures hold in a narrow range through Friday with light winds and a chance of sun Friday afternoon.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Mansfield
Cincinnati
Columbus
Rain Stages Clearing After Wet Northern Regions
Wet spots lingered on hillier northern areas but no severe storms nationwide for first time in days. Rain drenched broad South from west central Texas to the Gulf states and the southern Atlantic coast, with cooler air spreading from the Mississippi Delta across southern Mississippi and Alabama into Georgia South Carolina and northern Florida.
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Gulf States
Atlantic
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Solons Disagree On Ohio Share Of Arms Work
Ohio lawmakers clash over defense contracts with Rep Ashley citing declines in Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania and Illinois while Rep Sheppard cites California subcontracting patterns. Kennedy notes steady or rising Ohio contracts in 1961 versus 1952 amid broad regional debate on defense procurement.
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Ohio
Washington
Kennedy
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Thomas L. Ashley
California
Harry R. Sheppard
D.calif
Ashley
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Michael V. DiSalle
Illinois
Defense Department
Sheppard
District of Columbia
Housewife Bertha Bartholomew Slain in Farm Home
Bartlesville area police hunt a burglar after Bertha Bartholomew 39 was shot in her farm home as her children watched. The kids were kidnapped but released unharmed. a man was questioned. The child Martin led a motorist to the body in a barn near Ponca City 70 miles away.
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Okla
Bertha Bartholomew
Martin Bartholomew
Leslie Ann
Ponca City
Here
JFK Seeks Congress Action On Consumer Protection
In Geneva, Secretary of State Rusk proposes a three year 3 percent cut in nuclear delivery systems and major conventional arms as a first step toward disarmament. Gromyko counters with a Soviet draft treaty calling for an international body under UN oversight with limited checks. Rusk urges a comprehensive tests ban and outlines four program points including weapon cuts and U235 transfers.
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Geneva
United States
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Khrushchev
Gromyko
United Nations
Soviet Union
Rusk
USA
Berlin
Algiers Attacks Kill Six Educators in Courtyard Shootout
In Algiers, three secret army commandos killed six education workers in a courtyard after declaring their sentences. Five victims died on site, another died later in hospital. The toll varied with reports of six to ten dead and thirteen wounded among Moslems.
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Algeria
Lake Geneva
Evian
Rockefeller Divorce Action Is Awaited
The wife of Nelson A. Rockefeller prepares to file for divorce in a Nevada court after completing the state six weeks residence. No contest is expected and a decree could be issued within minutes of filing. The party involved is Mrs. Rockefeller, formerly Mary Todhunter Clark of Philadelphia.
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Nev
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Nevada
Rockefeller
Mary Todhunter Clark
Philadelphia
S W Schools To Seek 32 More Mills
Starr Washington school district plans a May 8 primary vote on a 36 mill operating levy for five years. A 3 1 2 mill figure was dismissed after advisory committee review. The board met with a 10 member panel to study district needs before setting the levy amount.
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Starr-Washington
Personal Income Reaches Record High on Wages Surge
Washington AP report shows personal income rising to a record annual rate of 432.8 billion as wages and salaries jump sharply. January had a 15-billion drop, stirring worry about the recovery. half the payroll gain occurred in manufacturing with a longer work week contributing to the rise.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Honor Student Assignments At LHS Listed
The class of 1962 assignments were announced by Logan High School principal Harley Ellinger. Susan Elberfeld will deliver the valedictory and Melissa Horwell the salutatory at the May 29 commencement. Senior banquet on May 5 includes James Johnson class prophecy Ann Lappen class will Robert Kuhn class memorial presentation Carolyn Bray class history Sue Jones class poem.
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Ann Lappen
Logan High School
Harley Ellinger
Susan Elberfeld
Melissa Horwell
James Johnson
Robert Kuhn
Carolyn Bray
Sue Jones
Civil Defense Officials Bar Red Lights on Private Cars
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy ruled in a written opinion that Civil Defense members may not install flashing red lights on their private cars. He told prosecutor Bernard W. Freeman of Huron County that only emergency vehicles may carry such lights.
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Columbus, Ohio
Mark McElroy
Bernard W. Freeman
Huron County
McElroy
Jury Returns Assault Verdict in Athens Man Found Guilty
In Athens Ohio a jury found Jerry Linscott guilty of assault and battery but not guilty of first degree manslaughter in the death of Charles Crawford a 29 year old from Sandusky County. Crawford died from a head injury on the Ohio University campus during an incident at a workshop. Ulbrich faces trial next Monday.
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Athens
Ohio
Jerry Linscott
Gerald Ulbrich
Athens County
Charles Crawford
Ohio University
Ulbrich
Crawford
Gibsonburg
Sandusky County
Ohio U
Linscott
Uldrich
Tight Drug Control Bill Is Sidetracked in Senate
The Senate Judiciary Committee blocked floor debate by voting 9 to 2 to send the Kefauver bill to the subcommittee on patents copyrights and trademarks The proposal to tighten federal control of the prescription drug industry had cleared another subcommittee by a 3-2 vote last week and faces further scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Subcommittee
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kennedy proposes broad consumer protection push in Congress
President Kennedy outlined a jumbo package of consumer proposals costing about 10 million dollars annually. He pressed safe drugs, accurate packaging, better TV channel access, honest installment rates, and meat inspections, plus a new consumer advisory council and pilot public notices in post offices.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
America
Armco Workers Vote On Union Membership in Ohio Plants
About 5700 Armco Steel employees in Middletown and New Miami will vote today and Friday on joining the United Steel Workers or staying with their independent union. The election is supervised by the National Labor Relations Board.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
New Miami
United Steel Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Logan to Illuminate Downtown With New Street Lights
Logan will switch on new fluorescent Street lights during Friday night ceremonies at the Courthouse. Mrs. Keith Schultz, daughter of Lew Laube, will perform the lighting, an event recalling her 1926 participation. The program features a Logan High School band concert, officials, and a history of GE Power Groove lamps made in Logan.
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Keith Schultz
Lew Laube
Ohio Power Co
Schultz
Logan High School
Ray Woodgeard
George Charlies
WATH
Tric Co
J. Russell Young
Young
Freeman
John Saving
Daily News
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Don Russell
Francis Myers
B. G. Greenman
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