French Capture Top Leader of Algerian Rebel Forces
French forces report the capture of former Gen Edmond Jouhaud, top leader of the Secret Army Organization in Algeria. In Oran a 10 hour battle ended with his arrest and transfer to Paris for detention, alongside several associates including a woman.
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Oran
Algeria
Secret
Edmond Jouhaud
Jouhaud
Gerberd
Paris
Paul Gardey
Foreign Legion
Secret Army
Salan
Maurice Challe
Andre Zeller
Jury Seated For 35000 Damage Suit In Hocking County
A 12-member petit jury in Hocking County Common Pleas Court was seated for a 35000 damage trial. Florence Jarvis of 45 North Street sues Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Inc alleging a June 30 1959 Logan store incident caused injuries when a wheeled cart with boxes toppled onto her back.
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Hocking County
Robert Pollum
Ben H. Cooper
Fred Rider
Daniel Jenkins
George Kline
Gerald Barton
Dallas Featheroll
Mildred Cavince
Paul Stuart
James Frey
Joe Johnson
Clarence Raschen
Governor Raps Corrupt Officials at Public Meeting
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle told a Boston audience that public officials must value public trust over holding office. He warned that corruption in government undermines democracy and condemned conflicts of interest and embezzled funds.
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Boston
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
King Solomon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Five Children Hurt When Bus Is Struck By Truck
Five children were injured, none seriously, when a tractor-trailer skidded into a stopped school bus and a car on Ohio 7 near Gallipolis. All were taken to Gallipolis hospital. Patrol provided no immediate names of the injured or drivers.
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Gallipolis, Ohio
Ohio 7
Here
Gallipolis
Ohio Highway Patrol
Military Chiefs Set Pace In Argentine Fuss
In Buenos Aires President Frondizi wins a reprieve to stay in office while military leaders press terms. Guards at Government House tighten security as admirals and generals threaten removal, with Aramburu seeking time to negotiate a peaceful outcome amid a nine day crisis.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Government House
Frondizi
Pedro Aramburu
Juan Peron
Navy
Aramburu
Peron
Rosendo Fraga
Fraga
Glenn Flight Seen Boost To Education
Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr.'s orbital flight is hailed as boosting education for young Americans. At a National Education Association meeting, grade school principals and NASA officials note teachers face surging questions from students about space. NASA's John Sims asserts space science becomes a natural topic and foresees future Moon landings by today's sixth graders.
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Detroit
John H. Glenn Jr
National Assembly
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John Sims
Sims
Glenn
Department of
National Education Association
NASA
Wernher von Braun
Ozarks
Moon
Branch Post Office Robbed Of Stamps and Cash
Burglars took 1000 in stamps and 200 in cash from the safe at the Newberry department store branch post office in the Great Lakes shopping center Mentor. Police say the burglars failed to crack the safe in the store’s Credit Office. chief notes the safe held a considerable amount but did not estimate.
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Painesville, Ohio
Newberry
Great Lakes
Mentor
Frank Hathy
JFK Seeks Millions For Distressed Areas
AP report from Geneva notes the death of T. G. Narayanan, U.N. nuclear talks envoy, prompting quick adjournment of the disarmament conference. Secretary of State Dean Rusk postpones his final appeal for East West arms limits and will meet with Soviet Minister Gromyko to push for Berlin progress.
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Geneva
United Nations
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Washington
T. G. Narayanan
U.N
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Lord Home
Death Claims Carl Durant At Age Of 52
Carl Durant aged 52 of 876 W. Hunter St. died Sunday in University Hospital Columbus. He worked at Chichester's, later started a roofing business with Donald Lytle, and was a Logan EUB Church member. Survived by wife Florence, son Charles F.E., daughters Florence, Jackieann, Velma. his mother Mrs. Sarah Durant. seven brothers and one sister. Funeral at Logan EUB Church Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Heinlein Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today. to Washington Tuesday.
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Carl Durant
W. Hunter St
University Hospital, Columbus
Chichester’s
Donald Lytle
Logan Eub Church
Sarah Durant
Logan
George Durant
Florence
Charles FE
Florence Durant
Columbus
Jackieann Durant
Velma Irene Lytle
Gibisonville
William
Newark
James
Charlotte
N.C
Freddie
Charles
Waldo
Kerwood
Walter
Pearl Cable
Rockbridge
D. S. Dunkle
Senate Debate Delays Votes Over Poll Tax Proposal
Senate hammers away in an early session as Mansfeld seeks a vote on an anti poll tax amendment. Southern opponents exhaust two speeches under rule limits while the Congo peace effort and a large tax appropriation face House action this week.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
United States
U.N
Congo
Middle East
House
Labor and Welfare Departments
Kennedy Seeks 600 Million for Immediate Public Works Plan
President Kennedy asked Congress for a 600 million immediate public works program to create jobs in areas with chronic unemployment and urged prompt enactment of a standby 2 billion program for future recessions. The plan targets distressed regions including Hocking Valley and envisions federal grants with state and local matching.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Public Works Committee
Hocking Valley
White House
Joseph S. Clark Jr
D-Pa
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Welfare
Abraha Ribicoff
David E. Bell
Walter Heller
The
S Council of Economic Advisers
Kermit Gordon
Council
Supreme Court Lets City Voters Seek Federal Hearing on Representation
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that city voters claiming underrepresentation in state legislatures may pursue a hearing in a federal court. The Tennessee case involved urban residents alleging rural lawmakers block fair apportionment, with implications for other states. The decision opens a path to challenge in lower federal courts.
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Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
The
High Tribunal
Tennessee
Nashville
Brennan
General Assembly
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Continued Dry Spell
Official Weather Bureau summary notes dry conditions across Ohio with partial sun in the north and clouds in the south. Readings reached 58 in some areas while morning temps ranged from 30 to 43 across major cities. Tuesday expected to be slightly warmer as a high pressure system steadies over the region.
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Ohio
Ohio River
Kentucky
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Firefighters respond to cross fire at Enterprise scene
Logan firemen were summoned to Enterprise at 12 22 pm today for a cross fire. Two sheriff's cruisers handled traffic control as smoke thickened and the road became obscured.
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Logan
Enterprise
Lab Explosion Kills Worker at Firestone Research Plant
An explosion and ensuing fire at Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. research building in Akron Ohio killed at least one worker and injured twelve. The body of the victim was recovered from rubble. Four burned workers were hospitalized at City Hospital, two in fair condition and two in satisfactory. Six were treated at the Firestone dispensary. Two firefighters were overcome by smoke as the blast occurred shortly after 9 30 a.m. on South Main Street.
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Akron, Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
City Hospital
South Main Street
Protesting GI Faces Hearing at Ft Polk
A Texas soldier Pic Bernis Owen of Seadrift faces a special court martial at Ft Polk after criticizing Maj Gen Harley West’s ban on protest meetings. Owen is charged with disobedience and conduct prejudicial to good order for remarks about the crackdown. West notes protests grew more contemptuous toward the President and Congress. Ft Polk hosts about 21 000 troops including 15 000 Texas Guardsmen in the 49th Division.
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FT. Polk
Texas
Pic
Bernis Owen
Seadrift
Tex
University of Texas
Big Reserve
Owen
Harley B. West
James Vance
49Th Armored Division
West
Dallas, Tex
United States
Congress
Texas National
Saturday Evening Post Cutback Forces Fewer Issues
Curtis Publishing will reduce the Saturday Evening Post to 45 issues a year and shift Ladies Home Journal and American Home to 10 issues annually. Editor Robert Fuoss resigns. S managing editor Robert Lee Sherrod named acting editor. No price changes. subscribers to receive paid-for issues.
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Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Gazette
Curtis Publishing Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
American Home
Robert FE. MacNeal
Curtis
MacNeal
Robert F. Fuoss
Post
Ben Hibbs
Robert Lee Sherrod
Fuoss
Holiday
Journal
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U.S
Talkathon
Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
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Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Marietta
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