23 American Missionaries Held Prisoner By Congolese
U.N. reports 23 American missionaries and seven others held under guard at Kasongo in Kivu by Congolese soldiers. Malayan UN patrols move toward Kindu to evacuate them to Leopoldville. A raped American girl at another mission is rescued at Kindu. Giant airlift by U.S. globemasters with Gurkhas reinforces Leopoldville. Rebels and talks surface as Ileo seeks settlement with Lundula.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kasongo
Kivu
United Nations
U.N
World Grace Testimony
Evangelization Society African Mission
Kindu
Ruanda-Urundi
U.S. Air Force
Death Claims James Loomis At Age Of 73
James Earl Loomis Sr. aged 73 of Union Furnace died at 5 55 am in Mount St Mary Hospital after seven weeks as a patient. He served 20 years on Starr Washington school board and formerly pumped for the Preston Oil Co until 1942 ill health. Survived by wife Mae two sons Carl and James Earl Jr a daughter Jewell Anthony Columbus three grandchildren two great grandchildren and half brother William Loomis Logan. Funeral Saturday 2 pm Leonard Funeral Home with Revs Paul Sellers Wiley Baker officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation 7 9 pm today and 3 5 pm and 7 9 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Earl Loomis Sr
Union Furnace
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Starr-Washington School Board
Preston Oil Co
James
Sarah Armstrong Loomis
Mae
Carl
James Earl Jr
Jewell Anthony
Columbus
William Loomis
Logan
Loomis
EUB Church
Leonard Funeral Home
Paul Sellers
Wiley Baker
Oak Grove Cemetery
United Nations censures South Africa over West Africa actions
The U N General Assembly censured the Union of South Africa for moves in West Africa and its bid to absorb the former League of Nations mandate. The resolution passed 74 to 0 with nine abstentions, while South Africa did not vote and later faced possible withdrawal from the U N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of South Africa
U.N
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
West Africa
British Commonwealth
South Africa
League of Nations
United Nations
United States
Britain
Australia
Belgium
Dominican Republic
Finland
France
Luxembourg
Portugal
Spain
Union
General Assembly
Assembly
Tion
Verwoerd
Africa
U.S
Southwest Africa
Governor Visits Condemned Slayer on Death Row
Governor Michael V. DiSalle visited H. B. Penelton on Ohio Penitentiary death row after delaying a clemency decision. Penelton, 29, of Mansfield, was convicted of first degree murder for the June 1959 robbery slaying of Chester A. Chalfant, a Lexington filling station operator in Richland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Richland County
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
H. B. Penelton
Mansfield
di Salle
Penelton
Chester A. Chalfant
Lexington
Deadline Set In Ohio House For Bill Filings
Ohio lawmakers rush to file last minute measures as the House and Senate tally a combined 1,583 bills before noon. Governor DiSalle weighs veto options on a Republican push to extend unemployment benefits. The Welfare Committee backs a bill banning past due bills to relatives for care of mental patients in state hospitals before 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
House
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
Congress
House Welfare Committee
Murray City Woman Finds World War 1 Shell In Closet
Mrs Gladys Williams found a WWI relic in a closet that proved to be a live shell stamped U S 1916. The armor piercing shell with a three inch case and seven inch slug was handed to Ft Hayes bomb disposal and deemed live by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Paul Hartman
Gladys Williams
Ed Smith
U.S
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Hartman
Sabin Says Public Health Price For Polio Vaccine Too High
Cincinnati AP report quotes Dr. Albert B. Sabin criticizing the Public Health Service for a price he calls ten times too high for his polio vaccine. He cites Kennedy's request for 1 million dollars to buy 3 million doses and argues 1 million should buy 30 million doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Albert B. Sabin
Public Health Service
Kennedy
Congress
Sabin
Duties Of Fatherhood Bring Kennedy Injury
President Kennedy suffered a cut over his left eye while bending to pick up an object for his daughter Caroline. The White House said the wound required no stitches but needed a small bandage and was described as pretty deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Caroline
White House
Pierre Salinger
DiSalle Named to Intergovernmental Relations Panel
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle is appointed to the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. The panel determines areas of responsibility at state, local, and federal levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Kennedy Seeks Major Overhaul of U S Foreign Aid
President Kennedy plans a sweeping reform to merge federal overseas aid units into a single agency under the State Department. The overhaul aims for long term planning, country programs, and social progress while Congress must approve necessary legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
State Department
Eisenhower
Father Calls Quads Birth Gift Of God
William W. Cutaiar II hailed the birth of quadruplet girls as a gift of God after his wife delivered four babies. He, 26, runs a transportation firm with family help in Kennett Square. The couple from Paoli moved to Devon with their two existing children, William IV and Sheree, as the quads arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William W. Cutaiar II
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Cutaiar
Kennett Square
Cutalars
Paoli
Devon
William IV
Sheree
Urbana Firm Is Low On Missile Site Job
The Hanaga Construction Co. of Urbana Ohio bids $85,580 to build two 30 foot tracking towers shelters and electrical facilities at four Nike missile sites in Clermont Butler and Clinton counties Ohio and Dearborn County Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W.va
Hanaga Construction Co
Urbana
Ohio
Cincinnati
Clermont
Butler
Clinton
Dearborn County
Ind
Kennedybacks low in spirits areas bill in Senate vote
The Senate approved the $394 million low in spirits areas measure by 63 to 27, with 48 Democrats and 15 Republicans voting for it. The bill funds $300 million in federal loans and $94 million in grants to create jobs in high unemployment communities, to be administered by the Commerce Department. The House is expected to pass before Easter recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Commerce Department
Ohio
Frank J Lausche
Thruston B. Morton
Republican National Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Paul H. Douglas
D-l
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas
Weather and economic aid measure target distressed industrial towns
An AP report describes a proposed 100 million loan and grant package to aid distressed textile coal and rail towns in New England West Virginia and Pennsylvania plus rural areas by attracting new companies funding for public facilities retraining and subsistence payments Opponents warn it will not solve underlying job losses and may raise false hopes A separate Ohio weather summary notes a high pressure dome bringing cool air with lows near 26 to 33 across the state and scattered light snow flurries over the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Northern Plains
Death of Clarence E. Allen 75 Former Grocer and Mason
Clarence E. Allen 75 died suddenly at 5 a.m. at his home 56 N Walnut St from a heart attack. A lifelong Logan resident born in Washington Township he ran grocery stores in Mount Pleasant and on FE Main St. He was active in Masonic bodies and other fraternal groups. Surviving wife Enid Odessa Allen son Marion, granddaughter Susan, sister Mrs. Harry Heinlein. Funeral in Heinlein Funeral Home with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. Masonic services Friday 7 p.m. and calling after 7 p.m. today.
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Clarence E. Allen
Walnut St
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
Hocking County
Logan
Washington Twp
James
Margaret Riggs Allen
Benton
Washington Twps
Mount Pleasant
FE. Main St
White Tip Cab. Co
Allen
Masonic Lodge
Knights Templars
Royal Arch Masons
Hock Hocking Council
R&sm
Venus
Order of Eastern Star
White Shrine
Nelsonville
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Ewing Grange
Hocking County Fish & Game Association
Maccabee Lodge
Heinlein Funeral
J. Carl Plummer
R. B. Wilson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Record Is Corrected: Moeller and Feighan Vote Against Feed Grains Bill
In corrected AP copy, Ohio Representatives Walter H. Moeller and Michael A. Feighan were listed as voting for a feed grains bill. They actually voted against the measure, which passed 209 to 202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Walter H. Moeller
Michael A. Feighan
Cold wind and snow flurries sweep Hocking Valley
A cold wind and snow flurries moved through the Hocking Valley this morning. Temperatures dropped from 54 Wednesday to 28 early today with 39 at 11 a.m. Forecast calls for cloudier and milder weather Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Southeast Ohio Rain and North Snow Flurries Forecast
Light rain fell in the southeast along the Ohio River while the central and southern portions stayed mostly fair. A few snow flurries possible in extreme north central areas with cool weather persisting into today and tonight. Lake Erie area may see snow flurries. fair skies tonight followed by increasing cloudiness and milder afternoon temperatures Friday.
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Ohio River
Lake Erie
Hoffa Trial Stall Seen Until Fall Amid Delays
In Orlando, Hoffa faces a stalled 12 count federal mail fraud case as Judge Joseph Priebe delays trial. Prosecution sought May 15 but was denied. briefs due May 1 with a seven day reply period. Also named are Henry Lower and Robert F. McCarthy in an alleged interstate land development scheme. All are free on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando, Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U.S
Joseph Prieb
Hoffa
Henry Lower
Teamsters
Detroit
Ohio Farm Leader Urges Backing For Kennedy Plan
Ohio farm leader Joseph W. Fichter of Oxford urged farmers to back President Kennedy and support a new farm program. He said Congress can act this year and warned more farmers may quit if it is not done. The Ohio Farmers Union plans to retire land only after a price is agreed, contrasting with the Farm Bureau plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Kennedy
Joseph W. Fichter
Oxford
Ohio Farmers Union
Congress
National Farmers Union
Ohio Farm Bureau
Fichter
Farm Bureau
Frank J. Lausche
Orville L. Freeman
Ezra Taft Benson
Judy Actor
Rt. 2
New Vienna
Eleanor Miller
Rt. 1
Continental
Kennedy proposes shift in farm program power to farmers and secretary
President Kennedy asks Congress to let the secretary of agriculture and farmer advisory committees draft farm programs and obtain two thirds producer approval by referendum. If allowed to take effect, programs could include direct payments via treasury or CCC borrowing, with Congress retaining only veto power.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Secretary of Agriculture and Farmers
Treasury
Department
Commodity Credit Corp
Price Support Agency
$2 Million More Asked For Wright Field Job
The Armed Services Committee seeks over 2 million dollars for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base projects near Dayton Ohio. The plan allocates 1.9 million to modify the Air Material Command headquarters and 310 thousand for a radiological laboratory. The House committee struck these items from the military construction bill due to lack of separate funding requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Air Materiel Command
House Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Henderson Named to Hocking County Election Board
Columbus Ohio AP Sec of State Ted W Brown appoints Phil A Henderson of Logan as a Democratic member of the Hocking County Election Board for a term ending Feb 28 1962 succeeding the resigned Carl Brandt of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Phil A. Henderson
Logan
Hocking County
Carl Brandt
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Burma
Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Stanleyville
Joseph Ileo
Oriental Province
Ileo
Victor Lundula
James Loomis
DiSalle
Organized Labor
Ils
Quads
God
Chesapeake
Akron
Marietta
Clarence Allen
Wright Field
Henderson Iis
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