U.S. Plans To Test Antimissiles In Air
Defense officials outline a Pacific test series using nuclear blasts to study Zeus antimissile tech. McNamara cites radar ionization, electromagnetic effects on guidance, and neutron flux impacts as possible anti ICBM considerations. Atlas missiles would be targeted from Vandenberg by Kwajalein bursts.
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Washington
U.S
Pacific
McNamara
Kwajelein Island
Atlas
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Syrian Army Seizes Control in Coup to Back Arab Socialism
In Damascus the Syrian army ousted President Nazem el Kousdi and Premier Marouf Dawalibi, dissolving the Constituent Assembly and taking over legislative and executive powers. A provisional government will be formed, borders closed, and rallies discouraged as the move aims to restore neutralist Arab socialism and unity with Egypt and Iraq.
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Damascus
Syria
Syrian Army
Nazem el Kousdi
Marouf Dawalibi
Constituent Assembly
United Arab Republic
Radio
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.A.R
Nasser
Iraq
Palestine
Death Claims Rev Strawn At Age 75
The Rev Grover Cleveland Strawn 75 Church of God minister died 5 p m Tuesday at home in Monday Creek Two Perry County. He served in semi retirement as pastor to McCuneville Church and earlier preached in Mendon Convoy Mt Victory Belmore Cleveland and Hayesville over 35 years. Survived by wife Mabel K daughter Lillian Durant Newark son Harley Rockford three grandchildren three great grandchildren two brothers. Two sons a brother and two sisters preceded him in death. Funeral Friday 2 p m Heinlein Funeral Home burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m today.
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Grover Cleveland Strawn
Church of God
Monday Creek
Perry County
Logan Rt
McCuneville
Mendon
Convoy
Mt. Victory
Belmore
Cleveland
Hayesville
Mabel K
Lillian Durant
Newark
Harley
Rockford
John D. Strawn
S. P. Strawn
New Straitsville
Heinlein
Oak Grove Cemetery
Oral polio vaccine Type III approved for general use
The government approved production of Type III oral polio vaccine for general use joining the Sabin and Salk vaccines. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry noted two effective tools against polio and said physicians will decide which to use. Pfizer and Lederle received licenses to manufacture Type III, with supply timing still uncertain.
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Washington
Albert Salk
Pfizer, Ltd
Sandwich
England
Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N.Y
Terry
Geneva Parley Review Shows Warmer Tone on Berlin Deadlock
President Kennedy and Secretary of State Rusk reviewed Geneva and Berlin talks at the White House noting no major progress on disarmament yet a calmer mood than earlier sessions. Segni proposed a four point partial disarmament plan including a space weapons ban and uranium bank while Rapacki urged a nuclear free zone across Central Europe.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
White House
Geneva
Berlin
Rusk
Senate
House
Antonio Segni
Italy
Adam Rapacki
Europe
East
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Segni
Segan
U.S
Howard C. Green
Ohio Weather Outlook Bright Sunshine and Dry Conditions
Weather Bureau summary reports clear skies and temperatures dipping below freezing across much of Ohio at dawn. Forecast calls for continued sunny and dry conditions today with a cooler air mass moving in by Thursday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Weather Update for Hocking Valley Turns Warmer
The sun returns with 62 degrees at 11 a.m. and a Tuesday high near 60 with a 23 degree overnight low. Thursday should be cooler with scattered showers. cloudy skies and a likely shower break the five day dry spell. Weekend forecasts show dry weather.
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Hocking Valley
Five Day Forecast for Southern and Central Ohio
Temperatures will run three to six degrees below normal with highs from 53 to 62 and lows from 33 to 38. Expect cooler conditions Thursday through Saturday and a bit warmer Sunday and Monday. Showers are possible Thursday and Friday with total rainfall around a quarter inch.
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Ohio
Army Seeks To Oust Argentine President
Federal government queried on oil well issue near Logan water wells. Logan city council read two letters from Congressman Walter H Moeller and Ray M White about Interior Department action. Moeller stated Morgantown engineers would meet Logan officials next week to address drilling concerns.
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Logan
Walter H. Moeller
Ray M. White
Frank J. Lausche
US. Department of the Interior
Richard Collison
Moeller
Department of Interior
Bureau of Mines
Interior Department
Morgantown
W. Va
White
Lausche
Stewart Udall
Department of the Interior
Water Pollution Control Board
Ohio Department of Health
George A. Hall
Ohio Division of Mines
Massed French troops quell Algiers unrest amid OAS attacks
Algiers faced a heavy French military presence as 60 000 troops moved in to control 300 000 European settlers amid continued OAS sabotage efforts to breach a cease fire. In the city center 45 Europeans were killed and 120 wounded during Monday’s demonstrations.
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Algiers
Secret Army
France
OAS
Algeria
Oran
Pierre Guillaume
Navy
Paris
Edmond Jouhaud
Troops Halt Coup Plot Amid Argentina Crisis
President Arturo Frondizi defied an army ultimatum and ordered his palace cleared as troops seized Government House in La Pampa and guarded key nerve centers in Buenos Aires. Military leaders paused plans to oust him, offering one last chance to resign while reports floated a parliamentary potential.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Government House
Santa Rosa
la Pampa
Frondizi
Navy
Hugo Vaca Narvaja
Famed Tree Planter Cosby Dies at 94 in Washington
Col. Spencer Cosby 94 longtime aide to President Taft died Tuesday in Washington. He directed the planting of Washingtons famous Japanese cherry trees after the Tokyo mayor presented the trees.
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Washington (Ap
Col
Spencer Cosby
Washington
Taft
Tokyo
Dutch Speed Warships and Troops Move to New Guinea
The Netherlands rushes four warships and airlifted troops to West New Guinea after Indonesian incursions. About 1,200 soldiers travel aboard KLM airliners with some in civilian dress, joining Limburg and Groningen destroyers and Zeeleeuw and Dolfijn submarines en route. Premier Jan de Quay cites ongoing threats and aims to protect residents and property in the disputed territory.
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Hague
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Jakarta
New Guinea
KLM
Amsterdam
New York
DCS
Caribbean
Curacao
Lima
Peru
Tahiti
Japan
Tokyo
Limburg
Gronigen
Zeeleeuw
Dolfijn
Pacific
Jan de Quay
Indonesia
Netherlands East Indies
Steel Negotiations Still Continuing
Pittsburgh AP reports top steel negotiators pursue exploratory discussions on a new contract for 430000 basic steelworkers. Both sides deny imminent settlement but sources say negotiators are a fraction of a cent apart and a settlement could come in days before the current pact expires June 30.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Associated Press
Coach Neyland Dies After Long Illness in New Orleans
Gen. Robert R. Neyland builder of Tennessee football empire died in New Orleans after a long illness. He was 70.
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New Orleans
Robert R. Neyland
University of Tennessee
Logan Council Opposes Commonwealth Telephone Rate Increase
Logan city council members voted unanimously to oppose a proposed rate increase by Commonwealth Telephone Co. The council asked the city solicitor to draft a letter to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Hearing dates in Columbus were set for April 19 and April 24 with potential continuation April 25 26 and 27.
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Logan
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Richard Collison
Council
Public Utilities Committee
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Collison
Joe Krieg
Delmar Freeman
PUCO
Columbus
N. High St
Second Equalization Board
Warner Ave
Hunter
Church Sts
Hunter St
Corporation
Furnace St
Front St
Miller Place
Disbarment of Akron Lawyer Over False Claims
An Akron attorney, David C. Scott, former head of USF&G's Akron claims office, was permanently disbarred by the Ohio Supreme Court on recommendation of the bar commission. He filed about 40 fake accident claims over four years, kept roughly $250,000, and served time after conviction before transfer to Marion Correctional Institution.
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Columbus, Ohio
Akron
Ohio Supreme Court
David C. Scott
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Scott
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Marion Correctional Institution
Bremen Heads Phone Rate Boost Protest
Bremen Ohio granted leave to intervene in Commonwealth Telephone rate hike case heard by PUCO since December 1960. Bremen joins others opposing substantial increases including from 5.50 to 12.00 for multi party business lines and 6.90 to 9.50 for two party residential lines in several towns.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bremen
Fairfield County
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Commonwealth
PUCO
Athens
Guysville
McArthur
Jackie Kennedy Lunches With Queen at Buckingham Palace
Jacqueline Kennedy joined Queen Elizabeth II for lunch at Buckingham Palace with Prime Minister Macmillan and other guests. Photographers captured the moment as Mrs. Kennedy later emerged as a televised personality praised by British critics for her White House tour guide role in a CBS film.
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London
Jacqueline Kennedy
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II
Harold Macmillan
Lady Dorothy
Mrs. Kennedy
Palace
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Prince
Princess Stanislas Radziwill
U.S
David Bruce
British Broadcasting Corp
CBS
White House
United States
Jackie Kennedy
London Daily Sketch
Daily Mirror
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Robert S. McNamara
Soviet Union
House Appropriations
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Guinea
Bob Neyland
Ralph Griffin
Logan Bypass
Rt. 33
Ernest Price
Edward Nelson
Rolland Schorr
Rich
Ard Donahey
Queen
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