Ohio Reapportionment Ruling Leaves Impact Unclear
The Supreme Court's 6 to 2 ruling allows federal court suits over city voters' Congressional representation, but Ohio awaits how a 1903 amendment affects state legislative apportionment. James Nolan of Cleveland hailed the decision. Governor DiSalle says voters must initiate any repeal.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Tennessee
James D. Nolan
Cleveland
Atlanta
Nolan
U.S. District Court
Columbus
General Assembly
Mell Underwood
Hanna
Michael V. di Salle
Georgia
Supreme Court
Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Toledo
Political Effect Of Decree Eyed
The Supreme Court may extend its Tennessee redistricting ruling to congressional districts. Urban voters fear shifts in state legislature control toward cities, as lines redraw after 1960 census changes. Rhyne notes the decision could affect states nationwide and urban areas may gain influence.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles S. Rhyne
Tennessee
Two Giant Balloons Deploy for Upper Atmosphere Study
Scientists launched two massive balloons from Brownwood Texas and Bombay India to probe the upper atmosphere. Each plastic bag balloon, about a football field in size with 10 million cubic feet of volume, carries instruments to measure atomic fallout and cosmic radiation and is expected to reach about 120000 feet.
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Brownwood, Tex
Brownwood
Bombay
India
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Castro Attacks Old Commmunist Militants In Cuba
In a national radio speech Fidel Castro condemned old Communist militants for claiming sole leadership of the revolution. He cited Anibal Escalante, accusing him of trying to concentrate power and forge a sectarian party structure while denying retreat from Cuba's goal of communization.
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Anibal Escalante
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United Party of the Socialist Revolution
Algiers Protest After Fatal European Demonstration
European settlers mourn 41 killed as French troops fired on a crowd supporting the Secret Army Organization in Algiers. Banks closed, transport halted, markets silent, and streets stained with blood as authorities ban protests and De Gaulle vows punishment for the rebels.
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Frondizi Resists Resignation Amid Argentine Coup Crisis
In Buenos Aires a military coup looms as President Frondizi rejects ex president Aramburu's plea to resign. Gen Rawson calls for open rebellion with air force and army divisions unsettled while the navy supports ouster. Aramburu and Frondizi confer as tensions rise over Frondizi's fate.
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Pedro Aramburu
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3Rd Cavalry
Rawson
Tandil
Naval Base
Bahia Blanca
Aramburu
Argentina
Juan Peron
Starr Washington Group Plans Levy Discussion At 7 P M
Starr Washington Citizens Advisory Committee will meet at 7 p m Saturday in Union Furnace High School board room to select campaign literature for the proposed 3 mill operating levy and plan district literature distribution. James Frey county school superintendent attends advisory meetings providing information as needed. Members listed include Mrs James Leffler chairwoman and Mrs Wendell Phillips secretary among others.
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Union Furnace High School
James Frey
$115 Million Tag Placed On Scioto Water Project
Washington AP reports the Army Board of Engineers recommends 35 new or modified water projects including the Scioto River Basin plan with multiple reservoirs on Alum Mill and Salt creeks. The estimated cost is 115.407 million with local interests paying 3.153 million for recreation and 11.06 million for water supply in Alum Creek Reservoir.
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Salt Creek
Washington
Ohio
Army Board of Engineers
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Big Darby
Deer
Paint
Columbus
Chillicothe
Alum Creek
Damage suit over boxed goods at Logan A&P continues
A jury enters day two of a $35,000 damage suit filed by Mrs. Florence Jarvis against the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Inc. She alleges injuries when boxes fell from a wheeled cart operated by a Logan A&P employee on June 30, 1959.
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Florence Jarvis
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc
Jarvis
Logan A&p
First Lady Resting Near Buckingham Palace After India Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy rested in a Georgian house near Buckingham Palace after a strenuous two week trip to India and Pakistan. She told reporters she was tired and offered no news, joking she might shoot pictures through a bedroom window while a girl slept.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Buckingham Palace
India
Pakistan
America
Kennedy Budget Hopes Fade Amid Economic Slowdown
Washington AP Kennedy faces fading chances for a balanced 1962 budget as slower growth and policy choices erode projected surpluses. January proposal set outlays at 92.537 billion with a 463 million surplus, but public works and tax reforms threaten a smaller surplus or red ink.
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Kennedy
House
Steel Agreement Reported Reached
Pittsburgh report says a basic wage contract is reached with steel firms. The Detroit Free Press cites a non infl ationary agreement costing 8 to 10 cents per hour, with an announcement withheld until 11 steel companies settle non economic issues.
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Detroit Free Press
Edwin A. Lahey
Free Press
Washington
Lahey
P. G. Oakley of Nelsonville Dies at 76
Percy G. Oakley 76 of 580 W Washington St Nelsonville died Monday at Mount St. Mary Hospital after two weeks of treatment. He moved to Nelsonville in 1931 from Logan West Virginia and held roles with Oakley Oakley Insurance Co and Nelsonville Home & Savings Association. Survived by Grace wife a daughter Treva Pospichel son Perry Oakley five brothers a sister and five grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Nelsonville Presbyterian Church burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call Johnson Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Logan
W. Va
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Oakley & Oakley Insurance Co
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Treva Pospichel
Philadelphia
Perry Oakley
Lowell, C
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Victor
Alva
James
Spencer
Harold
Mae Oakley
Dayton
Masonic Lodge
Athens Commandery
Presbyterian Church
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John Lloyd Evans
Green Lawn Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Jap Ports Paralyzed by 24 Hour Dock Strike
Tokyo AP reports Japan's major ports nearly halted as 60,000 dock workers walked out for 24 hours demanding legislation to guarantee jobs. The work stoppage disrupted cargo flows and port operations nationwide.
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Three Cited In Logan Dog Roundup
Three residents were cited by city police in Logan as a dog roundup began to remove stray dogs. Phil A. Henderson Carl Johnson and Jerry Eckels were ordered to appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman for hearings at 8 p.m. Thursday. The dog survey, organized by Police Chief Roy Kelch and James Leonard, will continue this week after numerous complaints of loose dogs and biting incidents.
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Phil A. Henderson
Main St
Carl Johnson
Walhonding Ave
Jerry Eckels
Walhending Ave
Delmar Freeman
James Leonard
Roy Kelch
Freeman
Leonard
Early Spring Arrives Across Much of the United States
Pleasant springlike conditions spread over the nation with mild temperatures and fair skies. Some regions saw light rain or snow while flood warnings emerged in Iowa and Nebraska as rivers rose from heavy snowmelt. West Point and Valley faced the worst flooding with evacuations and ice jams.
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Pacific Northwest
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Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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Spencer
Big Sioux
Little Sioux
Nebraska
West Point
Valley
Elkhorn
No Major Policy Changes Are Seen in Berlin Talks
Geneva reports say US Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko found points of agreement and differences over Berlin. Both sides seek to avoid war but kept major policy unchanged while planning continued talks through ambassadors in Moscow and Washington.
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Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Rusk
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Outer Space
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United Nations
Lord Home
Home
Gromyko
Moscow
Ington
Ruskin
$25 000 Suit Filed In Fatal Hacking Crash
Agnes Smith widow of J. J. Smith sues Don W. Windle of Nelsonville for $25,000 in common pleas court claiming Windle crossed the center line and caused a fatal Rt. 33N crash on May 16 1961. The suit seeks damages for the estate and next of kin.
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Agnes Smith
J. J. Smith
Rt. 33N
Don W. Windle
Nelsonville
Kennedy to Hold News Conference on Thursday
President Kennedy plans a news conference Thursday at 11 a.m. in Washington with White House press secretary Pierre Salinger saying radio and television coverage will be considered.
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Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
U S Pledges All Means To Curb Red Grab Of Europe
The White House reaffirmed that U S policy uses all available means to prevent a Soviet massive conventional attack on Europe. Press secretary Salinger said Kennedy’s quoted remarks do not reflect new policy and that U S defense aims focus on strengthening nonnuclear options while recognizing the nuclear threat.
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Pierre Salinger
Alsop
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Salinger
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