Glenn Shows What Democracy Is In Flight Commentary
The AP report notes millions of words praising John H. Glenn Jr for his three orbits and the open U S policy of letting the world watch. The U S Information Agency cites Cuba India Italy and other nations praising Glenn while contrasting Soviet secrecy with American openness.
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Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Earth
Glenn
U. S
World Watch
U. S. Information Agency
Fidel Castro
Cuba
India
Asia
Latin America
al Istiqlal
Soviet Union
Russia
Amer
Ica
Corriere Della Sera
Milan
Gagarin
Titov
U.S
Moslems Fire On French in Algerian Towns after Cease Fire
Algerian towns saw Moslem demonstrations and clashes with French troops as the cease-fire began. The army reported several hundred civilians and a French officer among the wounded, with incidents in Voltaire Saint Denis du Sig Geryville and Les Attafs. European resistance posters and a 24 hour general strike followed, while most towns remained largely orderly.
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Algiers
Voltaire
St. Denis du Sig
Geryville
Les Attafs
Orleansville
European Secret Army Organization
Oran
Algeria
Secret Army
Two Jail Escapees Still At Large In Marion
Authorities search for the last two of five inmates who escaped Marion County Jail by breaking through the outer wall with a steel bannister and bed clothing rope. John F. Nelson and Ira Nichols remain at large after the others were captured in Kentucky and along Ohio Route 37.
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Marion
Ohio
Marion County
John F. Nelson
Ira Nichols
Jeffery Shockey
Frank Schofield
Schofield
Kentucky
Ray Thomas
Ohio 37
LaRue
Swallows Outnumbered by People in Capistrano Flight
More than 1,000 spectators watched as about 500 swallows returned to Capistrano to nest among the ruins of the old church on St. Josephs Day. The historic mission town drew a crowd during the bird arrival.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
St. Joseph's
Capistrano
Pro German Poet Viereck Dies in Holyoke at 77
George Sylvester Viereck 77 poet novelist and pro German propagandist died Sunday in Holyoke Mass Born in Munich he came to the United States at age 11 His career spanned two world wars and he was a controversial figure in literary and political circles
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Holyoke
Mass
George Sylvester Viereck
Viereck
Munich
Germany
Westinghouse Union Grants Strike Power
In Columbus Ohio the International Union of Electrical Workers Local 746 voted 2 to 1 giving union officials power to call a strike at the Westinghouse plant if talks on working schedules fail. About 3,900 first shift workers remained on site as talks were to continue and the union planned formal notice and a meeting with company leaders. The dispute centers on assembly methods for refrigerator models and a shift from incentive pay to straight time pay among five workers, with other issues cited.
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Columbus, Ohio
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Albert J. Moro
Moro
Independent Toll Reduction Sought for Independent Firms
Ohio Bell cut intra state tolls by 1.5 million dollars annually. PUCO chairman Frances McGovern says the commission will pursue similar reductions for about 78 independent telephone companies to pass benefits to their customers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell
Frances McGovern
PUCO
Fire Death Toll Climbs to Record High in North America
The National Fire Protection Association reports 982 deaths from fires in the United States and Canada last year, the highest toll on record.
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Boston
United States
Canada
National Fire Protection Association
Five diplomats meet near Washington on West New Guinea
Five leaders including Indonesias Adam Malik and Soedgarno Tiondranogoro and Dutch envoy J H Van Roijen join American Falls Bunker in a secret Washington talks aimed at averting war over West New Guinea. Sukarno threatens action if talks fail. Kennedy urges peaceful settlement.
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Washington
Capital
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Carl Schurmann
United Nations
J. H. van Roijen
United States
New York
Adam Malik
Moscow
Soedgarno Tiondronagoro
Austria
Foreign Ministry
Fallsworth Bunker
India
Italy
Brazil
Indonesia
New Guinea
Sukarno
Kennedy
Eight Daughters Then Son Arrives for Hensler Family
In Jeanette Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Lawrence P Hensler welcomed their first son Lawrence Richard after eight daughters He was born at Jeanette District Memorial Hospital on Monday and the name was chosen after years of anticipation by the Henslers
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Jeanette, Pa
Lawrence P. Hensler
Jeanette
Lawrence Richard
Henslers
Jeanette District Memorial Hospital
God To Destroy Kansas Town As Beeney Father Held
ERIE Kansas AP The Beeney family says God will destroy their southeastern Kansas town population 1296 after they move to a new home. Kennedy Beeney Sr 59 is jailed for taking two of his six children from school prompting the family to live in two cars outside the jail with his wife and grandmother.
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Erie
Kan
Beeney
Kansas
Kennedy L. Beeney Sr
Judy
Patricia
Phyllis
God
Beeneys
Verla
Letha Faye
Argentine Chief Moves To Ban Peron Activity
Buenos Aires AP report says President Frondizi moved to outlaw Peronist activity after Peronist gains in elections. He drafted a decree nullifying Peronist victories and banning Peronist songs and banners while civil and military leaders grappled with a growing crisis and a three man junta emerged.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
War Ministry
Armed Services
Perona
Tucuman
Rio Negro
Santiago del Estero
Chaco
General Confederation of Labor
Mother Shoots Kettering Boy
An 11 year old Kettering boy Francis X Sponenberger was fatally shot by his mother in Dayton Ohio. Police say the mother Mrs Jean Sponenberger 35 claimed the shooting was an accident after she entered the living room with a .22 caliber automatic. She had removed the clip and left it in the kitchen and the gun discharged when she bent over the boy who suddenly jumped from the couch.
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Dayton
Ohio
Kettering
Francis X. Sponenberger
Francis
Jean Sponenberger
Sponenberger
Cuyahoga County Democrats Split Over DiSalle
The Cosmopolitan Democratic League endorsed Gov. Michael V. DiSalle while the regular county Democratic organization backs Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy for the May gubernatorial primary nomination, revealing a local split.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Cosmopolitan Democratic League
Michael V. DiSalle
Atty
Mark McElroy
DiSalle
Optimists look to spring as world awaits new planting
The Associated Press surveys hopeful attitudes on the first day of spring across the Northern Hemisphere. In London a gardener vows life continues despite threats. in Mexico City a maid mounts cans with flowers. Tokyo residents enjoy cherry lanes. a Moscow farm manager plans expanded feed crops. Italian grape growers fear lost vintages. Australians anticipate bulb and daffodil planting with a newborn in tow.
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Associated Press
Hemisphere
Harry Mervus
Itler
Harry
Ahm Gonder
Chatilde Dorantes
Mexico City
Suzue Tanaka
Tokyo
Aoyama
Victor Feodorovich Isaev
Moscow
Isaev
Khrushchev
Giuliana Fallini
Australia
Hugh McLeod
Frank Dunin
Recommend E. Main St. Site For New Library
The citizens library advisory committee recommended purchasing the residence at 147 E Main St next to City Hall as the site for the new Logan Hocking County library. The committee cited the property as having the greatest potential and the board will study the acquisition before decision.
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Citizens Library Advisory Committee
Main St
City Hall
Logan-Hocking
Citizens Library Advisory Board
FE. Main St
Jacob Keller
Velva Brashares
Leon Eichel
Sidney Kapple
Dayton Schultheis
Keller
Kapple
Logan Hocking County
Bruised Boy Found Locked Alone In Home
Dayton police report a bruised four year old Kimmy Lee dead in the Browns home with a burn and bloodied injuries. The parents James and Mattie Brown were arrested and six other children placed in county care as investigators seek homicide charges. Robert Brown, bruised but alive, was found locked inside the house two days after the parents’ arrest. The home contained a brick and mattress bed and a blood stained wood stick from under the bed.
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Dayton
Ohio
Robert Brown
St. Elizabeth Hospital
James
Mattie Brown
Kimmy Lee
Robert
Mrs. Brown
Jackson
Miss
Brown
McNamara to Attend Viet Nam Parley in Honolulu
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara expected to arrive in Honolulu tonight or Wednesday morning for a fourth strategy session with Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer on the South Viet Nam situation. The talks focus on Ngo Dinh Diem's pro Western government.
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Honolulu
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Lyman UL. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy announces news conference on Wednesday at four
President Kennedy set a news conference for Wednesday at 4 p m. The White House said no requests had been received to televise the event live.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
First Lady Tastes Exotic Indian Dishes in Delhi
In New Delhi the First Lady samples Indian dishes such as korma curry and tandori chicken along with tropical fruits like papaya and mangoes. A bottled water supply from Washington is carried to avoid mineral content upset, as the couple travels abroad.
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New Delhi
America
Washington, D.C
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
India
Bombay
Kipling
Washington
Weather Outlook for Ohio Sees Fog and Thunderstorms
Official Weather Bureau summary reports patches of heavy fog from Dayton to Youngstown this morning. Temperature reached 59 degrees at 11 a.m. with a low of 41 last night and a Monday high of 55. Scattered thundershowers forecast for tonight and Wednesday. temperatures remain above freezing. Dayton 35, Columbus 31, Toledo 37, Cincinnati 47. fog to lift into partly sunny, dry conditions this afternoon. A Missouri thunderstorm system moves toward Ohio, likely bringing rain and possible storms tonight and Wednesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Dayton
Youngstown
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Cincinnati
Missouri
Satellite Stock Purchases By General Public Are Urged
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy told Congress the administration supports allowing general public investment in a global satellite system. He urged public participation to prevent monopolization and ensure competition and faster development while avoiding exclusive control by AT&T.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
House Commerce Committee
Britain proposes minimal enforcement for nuclear test ban
In Geneva Britain urged Russia to accept the absolute minimum verification for a test ban while offering to curb enforcement machinery. Lord Home pressed for a sampling inspection approach and suggested national inspection systems plus neutral-party support as a path to ending atmospheric tests.
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Geneva
Britain
Russia
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Home
United States
Gromyko
V. K. Krishna Menon
Osten Anden
Kennedy
Krishna Menon
Nehru
India
Dean Rusk
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