Presiding Judges Receive Final Primary Election Orders
Hocking County 33 precinct presiding judges met at the Courthouse to receive final instructions and balloting supplies for the Tuesday primary. They were told to report results by phone after polls close at 6 30 p m and that state wide returns go to the secretary of state. Eligible voters include 20 year olds who turn 21 before the general election on Nov 6 1962 on party nominating ballots only. Write ins are not allowed for central committee candidates, but permitted for other offices.
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Hocking County
County Election Board
Election Board
Secretary of State
Central Committee
Medics Seek Boycott Of Medicare Plan In New Jersey
More than 200 New Jersey doctors signed a pledge to refuse patients enrolled in the proposed federal Medicare plan. A bill in the New Jersey Legislature would impose fines, jail terms, and possible license revocation for doctors who refuse treatment based on payment method. The AMA declined to take a position as the National Council of Senior Citizens urged distancing from the group.
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Point Pleasant
N.J
New Jersey
Afl-Cio
John J. Kijewski
D-Hudson
State Board of Medical Examiners
National Council of Senior Citizens
Washington
American Medical Association
Honolulu
Leonard W. Larson
AMA
Boy Scout 15 Dies While Trying to Save Lad
In Columbus Ohio a 9 year old slipped into the Scioto River and a 15 year old boy fishing nearby jumped in to save him both drowned. Leonard Logan had just earned a swimming merit badge and his brother Larry 17 tried to rescue them. Ernest Jude 14 faced an assault charge after his father struck a gas station attendant who aided the rescue effort.
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Columbus, Ohio
Tommy Piper
Scioto River
Columbus
Leonard Logan
Leonard
Larry
Ernest Jude
Ernest
Warren Jude
Jude
Union labeled Communist infiltrated by federal board
The Subversive Activities Control Board ruled the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers is Communist infiltrated and cannot represent employees under the National Labor Relations Act. Union officials denied the finding and will appeal. The 97 page report credited board member Francis Cherry as examiner.
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Washington
International Union of Mine
National Labor Relations Act
Subversive Activities Control Board
Francis Cherry
Glenn Hosts Titov Apron Cookout in Arlington
In Arlington Virginia Glenn and cosmonaut Titov shared a casual dinner at Glenns home after a busy day. They chatted on space topics, including planned balloon tests and a future U S spacecraft carrying a transparent liquid container. Titov toured a steel mill and taped a NBC interview.
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Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Gherman Titov
Glenn
Arlington
Carolyn
Titov
Tamara
Mas
NBC
Glenns
Titovs
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Annie Glenn
Friendship
Baltimore
Seattle
U.S
M. Scott Carpenter
Russia
DiSalle and McElroy Clash in Final Debate Pre Primary
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy sparred over finances taxes and industrial development at a Friday Cleveland Sigma Delta Chi banquet. DiSalle touted growth while McElroy urged broader economic plans and rejected a state income tax. Also Democratic candidates were barred from Cleveland ward meetings and escorted out.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Mark McElroy
Cleveland
Sigma Delta Chi
Journalism Society
Ohio
McElroy
DiSalle
California
Illinois
New York
Alan F. Reeves
Reeves
Schell
Ohioan Named to Top Space Post
Dr. Raymond L. Bisplinghoff, a Hamilton Ohio native and MIT aeronautical engineering professor, was named director of NASA Office of Advanced Research and Technology. He previously worked at Aeronca Aircraft Corp Middletown Wright Patterson AFB Dayton and the University of Cincinnati aeronautical engineering department.
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Washington (Ap
Hamilton, Ohio
National Aeronautcs and Space Administration
Office of Advanced Research and Technology
Raymond L. Bisplinghoff
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bisplinghoff
Aeronca Aircraft Corp
Middletown
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Aeronautical Engineering
University of Cincinnati
Red China Delivers 201st Serious Warning to U S
Peiping radio accused a U S warship of intruding into Chinese territorial waters off the Hsisha Islands in Kwan tung Province, marking Red China 201st serious warning. The Tokyo AP report notes the warning was issued today as tensions rose over maritime disputes.
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Tokyo
Red China
Peiping
U.S
China
Hsisha Islands
Kwantung Province
Absence Of Newspapers Disrupts Two Major U.S. Cities
Detroit and Minneapolis face a prolonged newspaper drought after labor strikes halt Detroit News and Free Press and Minneapolis Star and Tribune. Readers miss Kennedy era stories and Tigers stats while radio TV expand coverage and new papers rise. The Detroit World doubles its circulation to 100000 as unions battle over contracts.
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Minneapolis
Detroit
al Kaline
Robert Maloney
Detroit News
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
Kennedy
U.S
Detroit Tigers
Detroit World
the World
Detroit Times
The
News
Times
Free Press and
Teamsters
Detroit Newspaper Publishers Association
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Star
Tribune
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Maurice McCaffrey
Tribune — Morning
Sunday Tribune
Daily Herald
U.S. Fires Fourth Pacific Nuclear Burst
The United States announces the fourth test in its Pacific series, dropped from a plane near Christmas Island with yield between 100 000 and 500 000 tons. Officials warn of possible new Soviet blasts and monitor international reactions across Africa Asia Europe and the Americas.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Khrushchev
Russia
Christmas Island
U.S. Information Agency
Ohio Weather Outlook With Showers Forecast Across State
Official Weather Bureau summary notes scattered thundershowers fading overnight, sunshine and warmth returning today. Overnight lows ranged from 44 to 56 with highs near 80, then cooler conditions and lingering thundershowers expected Sunday as a cold front advances from the west.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Findlay
Dayton
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Bellaire
Bomb threat prompts evacuation of Defiance students
Authorities evacuated about 4,200 public and parochial school children from nine Defiance schools after an anonymous call warned of a bomb set to go off at 1 30. No device was found.
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Defiance
Ohio
Venezuelan Chief Moves To End Revolt
Government troops pushed toward Carupano with orders to crush rebels including marines and military police. Betancourt accused rebels of aiming for a Castro type regime and gave a dawn surrender ultimatum. Loyalist forces from multiple directions moved to retake the coastal city.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carupano
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Ciudad
Bolivar
Maturin
Ex Ohioan Charged in Swindle Case in Florida
Curtis Elmer Crist, 42, a former Canton Ohio businessman, faces a federal fraud trial in Miami for allegedly swindling Mary Bras of Kansas City Missouri out of 55000 in a car rental deal. Air Force officers testified they also invested with him hoping for big returns and lost their money. The indictment says he took all cash transactions to avoid IRS scrutiny.
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Miami
Fla
Air Force
Curtis Elmer Crist
Crist
Canton
Ohio
Mary Bras
Kansas City
Brine Pollution Probe Grips Hocking County Oil Field
The Ohio Oil and Gas Association says state officials visited Hocking County to inspect brine pollution from oil fields. They cited broken dikes, seepage, brine ponds trenching into streams, and stream salinity tests from 1200 to 3350 parts per million. A detailed field study is planned to enforce permits and proper brine disposal under the Water Pollution Control Board.
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Hocking County
Ohio Oil & Gas Association
Division of Mines
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
State Health Department
Water Pollution Control Board
The
Oil Association
Kennedy enjoys quiet Palm Beach weekend after Air Force showcase
President Kennedy, upbeat about U.S. air power, settles into a relaxed Florida weekend aboard the Honey Fitz. He toured aircraft at Eglin Air Force Base, saw the X15 and U2, and witnessed a simulated scramble of eight B52 bombers and six Voodoo interceptors as part of a mock alert.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
America
Palm Beach White House
Honey Fitz
Middleburg
New Orleans
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Free World
Eglin
Air Force
California
Robert White
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Atomic Mortar Said Headed For Germany
NATO ministers approve a framework for using atomic tactical weapons in case of Soviet attack with U S stockpile information shared among allies. The Davy Crockett mortar will equip West German front lines with about 15 launchers per division and a platoon per battalion, though a supranational nuclear force is not planned.
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U.S
NATO
Kennedy
Dirk A. Stikker
Stikker
NATO Permanent Council
Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
United States
West Germany
Germany
Clay vows U S troops stay in Berlin until unification
General Lucius D. Clay told West Berliners the United States would maintain troops in Berlin until the city and German nation were unified, provided residents still want them. Kennedy envoy to Berlin, departing for the United States, received honorary citizenship from Mayor Willy Brandt, first foreign honoree since Czar Nicholas I.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
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