Kennedy Resists Abandoning Geneva Accord Efforts
President Kennedy says the Geneva disarmament conference and Berlin talks must continue despite a stalemate with the Soviet Union. He notes Khrushchev’s willingness to cooperate on space, discusses Berlin and the nuclear test ban, and comments on U.N. financing and reservists' roles.
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Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
U.S
Britain
Soviet Union
Pakistan First Lady Receives Royal Treatment At Lahore Show
President Ayub Khan hosts Jacqueline Kennedy at the Lahore Horse and Cattle Show. He gifts her a Pakistani thoroughbred named Sardar while a military plane will transport the horse and two tiger cubs to the United States. Tens of thousands line streets for the visit as 38 lancers, 56 trumpeteers, and a massed band accompany the couple at the stadium.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
United States
Sardar
India
Ayub Khan
West Pakistan
Malik Amir Mohammad Khan
Kachelmacher Hearing Date Is Reset
A Hocking County probate court hearing in a citizens suit over the Kachelmacher estate is moved from April 2 to April 5. The 10 a.m. open court hearing will address demurrers on the will's interpretation filed by defendants including the executors and trustee. The suit was filed by four directors of the Logan Trade Club and other beneficiaries.
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Hocking County
Citizens
Kachelmacher
Nils Kachelmacher
Ohio
Logan Trade Club
Algiers Struck by General Strike Against Independence
In Algiers a broad European worker general strike halted almost all activity. Water, gas and electricity were cut, garages refused fuel, shops closed at noon, and air terminal staff demanded passes from the European Secret Army Organization. The strike protested the arrest of the Railway Union secretary general and aligned with a broader effort to block the cease fire and pressure French forces.
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Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Algeria
Railway Union Federation
Oran
Bab el Oued
Nationalist
Liberation Front
Frondizi Seeks Coalition Amid Peronist Labor Crisis
President Frondizi faces a divided military and rising Peronist opposition as he attempts to form a national unity cabinet. Nearly two million workers threaten a general strike Friday unless his decree nullifying Peronist victories is rescinded. Church leaders work to defuse tensions while labor leaders vow resistance.
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Frondizi
National Unity
General Confederation of Labor
Buenos Aires
Hernan Giralt
Government House
Soviet Plans Vast Civil Defense Shelter System
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union claims an elaborate civil defense program with widespread shelters gas masks and protective clothing. The claims come from a 406 page translation of an official document. the work titled Medical and Civil Defense in Total War was issued by the Commerce Department.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Commerce Department
Office of Technical Services
Ministry of Health
L. F. Supron
F. P. Zverev
Israel says Syria fires on laborers near Galilee frontier
Israeli sources report Syrian border forces opened fire on laborers in the fields at Kfar Szold, prompting a complaint to the United Nations Mixed Armistice Commission. No injuries were reported as Israelis did not return fire. The incident followed jet incursions by both countries.
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Jerusalem
Kfar Szold
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Israel
Georgia Board Rules Ducktail Haircut Must Go For Diploma
The Georgia Board of Education voted 7-1 to uphold a county decision suspending 17 year old Stanley Sorrells over his ducktail hairstyle. Stanley’s father Ter C Sorrells criticized the ruling as unamerican.
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Atlanta
Georgia Board of Education
Stanley Sorrells
Stanley
Ter C. Sorrells
C&O Rail Crash Near Lancaster Sparks Sabotage Probe
A derailment north of Lancaster involving a C&O diesel and 12 cars is blamed on possible sabotage. Two crew members were injured, 352 feet of track damaged, with damage estimated up to 100000 dollars. Investigators reported broken switch hardware and two youths seen nearby.
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Lancaster
C&o
FBI
Set. C. C. Hayth
Lancaster State Patrol Post
Columbus
Logan
Fairfield Hospital
Ralph Whetstone
Joseph Akers
U S Soviet Space Parley Opens in New York Talks
The United States and the Soviet Union start detailed discussions in New York on space cooperation following a Kennedy Khrushchev exchange. Topics include weather satellites long range communications earth mapping space law and search and rescue with disarmament tying progress.
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United Nations
Nsy
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Washington
Hugh L. Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Anatoly A. Blagonravov
New York
U.S
Outer Space Committee
NASA
U.N. Committee
Eichmann Appeals for Life in Israeli Supreme Court
Adolf Eichmann's lawyer urged Israel's Supreme Court to overturn the death sentence on grounds of illegal capture and an invalid trial law. Dr. Robert Servatius sought to introduce new evidence and witnesses including Hans Globke. The hearing, likely a week, could delay a ruling for a month.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Supreme Court
Gestapo
Eichmann
Israel
Robert Servatius
Ejichmann
Konrad Adenauer
Servatius
Hans Globke
Hitler
Interior Ministry
Globke
Argentina
Isael
High Court
Laos Discord Blamed on Right-Wing Leader Phoumi Nosavan
Tokyo reports say U S officials blame Laos right-wing strongman Phoumi Nosavan for blocking a neutralist coalition. Harriman visits Bangkok to persuade Thai PM Sarit Thanarat to press Phoumi. Washington has withheld $6 million in aid as pressure mounts amid Geneva neutrality talks.
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Tokyo
Kennedy
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
U. S
Washington
Phoumi
W. Averell Harriman
Far East
Bangkok
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
Sarit
Mechem and McElroy Criticize DiSalle Administration
Ohio GOP figures Mechem and McElroy assail Governor DiSalle over alleged fiscal waste and labor policy failures. Mechem backs Auditor Rhodes and predicts DiSalle will run against the Legislature if renominated. McElroy emails labor leaders criticizing the governor for not enacting wage laws or labor reforms.
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Mechem
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Ohio
Rhodes
McElroy
Organized Labor
108Rd General Assembly
Friendly Visitor Program Launched in Ohio
Ohio’s aging citizens gain a community link as the Commission on Aging launches a friendly visitor program. Women volunteers visit elderly persons to help them feel connected, though volunteers do not offer professional services. The 15-member commission reported progress. the program started last October under Gov. DiSalle.
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Columbus
Ohio
Commission On A
Commission
Rose Papier
Michael V. DiSalle
Britain Cuts Bank Rate to Five Percent Again
London AP reports Britain reduced the official bank rate by half a percentage point to 5 percent marking a continued easing cycle. The previous boosts raised the rate to 7 percent last July as financial policy actions unfold.
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London
Britain
Weather Outlook for Columbus Ohio and Ohio Valley
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a low pressure system moved off to the New England coast. Light rain and drizzle persist with cooler Canadian air lowering temperatures across Ohio towns. Cloudy skies, fog and mist linger as highs reach the 40s and no sun this morning.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
New England
Hocking Valley
Lake Erie
Marietta
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Nelsonville loses longtime newsstand proprietor Dutch Shafer
Donald H. Dutch Shafer 72 prominent Nelsonville businessman died at his home after a lengthy illness. He and his brothers opened Shafer Newsstand in 1907 later sole owner until his son joined in 1946. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian Church with burial in Green Lawn mausoleum. Elks and Masons plan memorial services this weekend.
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Donald H
Dutch) Shafer
Nelsonville
E. Columbus St
George and
Mary Shafer
Mr. Shafer
Cecil
Gene
Shafer
Gibbler
Don
Pablo Square
Rotary Club
Don Jr
Michele
Glenna Lou
Eva Silcott
Worthington
Presbyterian Church
John Lioyd Evans
Green Lawn Cemetery
The
Elks
Johnson Funeral Home
Funeral
Two Elgin Boys Train To Be Astronauts After Bravery Act
Elgin fourth graders Tom Wicklein and Matt Fischer wrote NASA chief James E. Webb describing a brave sled stunt as part of their training to become astronauts. Webb replied that courage and learning are both essential, noting their ambition followed John Glenn’s orbital flight.
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James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
NASA
John H. Glenn Jr
Elgin
Webb
Matt
Tom
Fischer
Peter R. Wicklein
William A. Fischer
Glenn
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