Nuclear Sub Killer Test Blast Hint Signals Pacific Test
The U S Navy reportedly tested a nuclear missile able to locate and destroy a submarine within eight miles. The underwater blast was part of two Pacific explosions, following an air burst near Christmas Island. ASROC and SUBROC antisubmarine weapons are discussed as potential test items. The Defense Department sees no expected radioactivity hazards to sea life.
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Washington
United States
Navy
U.S
Pacific
Christmas Island
Defense Department
ASROC
Subroc
Big Steel Chief Hails JFK Plan For Tax Relief
Roger Blough of U S Steel signs onto Kennedy administration moves to liberalize depreciation and spur investment. He notes a White House backed plan for up to 1.25 billion in tax relief as crucial to restoring business confidence. Blough also says a new government committee will help cut the international payments deficit. Steel producers cut processing charges amid price competition.
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Kennedy
Business Council
Blough
White House
U.S . Steel Corp
Treasury
Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Post Office Alterations Bid Led by Justus in Columbus
The lowest base bid for alterations to the U S Post Office in Washington D H Ohio was $201 458 submitted by Henry A Justus Inc of Columbus Ohio to the General Service Administration.
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Chicago
U.S
Washington
D.H
Ohio
General Service Administration
Henry A. Justus, Inc
Columbus
Vapor Leak Blamed in Maumee Chemical Plant Blast
In Toledo Ohio an explosion at Maumee Chemical Co killed nine people and injured 46. Frank Joyce vice president cites vapor leaking from a 750 gallon kettle of acrylic polymer as the apparent cause. Fire officials expect a formal ruling next week and oppose rebuilding in the residential area.
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Toledo, Ohio
Maumee Chemical Co
Frank Joyce
Joyce
Toledo
Arnold Papenhagen
Papenhagen
Maumee Chemical
Maumee River
Ohio University names Vernon Alden youngest president
ATHENS Ohio Dr Vernon Roger Alden was inaugurated as Ohio University's 15th president the youngest in state history after moving from Harvard to assume the post in January Governor Michael V DiSalle administered the oath Alden outlined a four point plan to raise enrollment to 25 000 by 1975 and boost honors programs a large library more doctoral offerings and faculty revitalization through research sabbaticals and exchange professorships.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Vernon Roger Alden
Harvard
Michael V. DiSalle
Alden
Northwest Territory
John C. Baker
Southeastern Ohio School
Dr. Alden
Assistant Labor Secretary Tied To Estes Probe
Washington AP U S officials report Assistant Secretary of Labor Jerry R. Holleman resigned after admitting he accepted a $1,000 personal gift from Texas financier Billie Sol Estes. The Edwards era figure faces probes by two congressional committees and four grand juries in Texas. The case broadens as Estes’ alleged manipulation of government programs is investigated. Holleman said the gift was personal and not connected to Estes’ interests, but he acknowledged potential public perception issues. Secretary Goldberg accepted the resignation and noted it was the proper course of action amid the ongoing investigation.
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Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Kennedy
Jerry R. Holleman
Texas
Holleman
Estes
Texas Court of Inquiry
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Department
Carl Miller
Kennedy orders 7th Fleet to sail for Laos crisis
President Kennedy directed the 7th Fleet to move toward Southeast Asia amid rising fighting in Laos. A White House meeting with Dean Rusk Robert McNamara and General Lemnitzer discussed strengthening U S military options as Lao government forces clash with Pathet Lao rebels. The cease fire has broken as forces advance toward Nam Tha and troops retreat into Thailand.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Laos
Western Pacific
U.S
Southeast Asia
White House
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
United States
Viet Nam
Britain
Moscow
Nam Tha
State Department
Thailand
Astronaut Carpenter Delays May Flight To May Nineteen
Cape Canaveral officials shifted Carpenter's orbital flight to May 19 due to a minor automatic control system issue in the capsule. Carpenter prepares for a three orbit mission akin to John Glenn's, while his mother Florence Carpenter in Boulder voices pride and confidence in the mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Malcom Scott Carpenter
Enos
John H. Glenn Jr
Carpenter
Glenn
Boulder
Colo
Florence Carpenter
Scott
Disillusioned U S Pink Starts Picking Up Pieces
A onetime Communist sympathizer, David P. Johnson, 32, and his wife Joanne, 26, with their twin sons, returned to the United States from a failed move to Soviet Russia. He admitted a tragic mistake and hopes to resume work with the Pennsylvania Railroad as the family recovers.
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Manchester
N.H
Soviet Union
David P. Johnson
Philadelphia
United States
Soviet Russia
Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joanne
Dry mild Ohio weather with showers forecast
Official Weather Bureau summary reports dry and mild conditions across Ohio with temperatures from the mid 40s to mid 50s this morning. A band of showers and thundershowers extends, with cloudy mild weather and possible showers in the Hocking Valley by weekend. Temperature rises noted, 80 at 11 a.m., last night low 47.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Marietta
Zanesville
Hocking Valley
Weather front crosses Midwest with mild temperatures
A weather system tracked from Wisconsin and Minnesota southeastward through Illinois to southwestern Indiana Friday night, moving into Ohio tonight and spreading across most areas Sunday. Temperatures from today through Sunday stay mild.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
World Music Presented At May Festival
A capacity crowd attended Central grade school's May Festival in the LHS auditorium. Under Minnie Louise Bowen and Martha Kruger, grades one through six performed world folk songs and dances with Charles Keller as narrator. Sixth graders displayed nation flags during One World and the finale I Like It Here.
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Central Grade
LHS
Minnie Louise Bowen
Martha Kruger
Charles Keller
Faculty of
Central School
Mona Lisa Visit Hinted for United States Exhibition
Culture Minister Andre Malraux said the Mona Lisa in the Louvre could tour the United States. A reporter at an Overseas Writers luncheon relayed Malraux’s dream of a loan exhibition. He argued great artworks belong to mankind and hoped arrangements could be made within four to five years.
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Washington
Leonardo da Vinci
United States
Andre Malraux
France
Overseas Writers
Malraux
Louvre Museum
Paris
U.S
Reds Blow Up Train in South Viet Nam Attack
Communist guerrillas blew up three coaches of a train in Saigon injuring 30 government civil guards and capturing six. The incident reflects ongoing rebel activity in the region.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Pachy Derby Proves Grand Success at Orange County College
At Orange County State College in Fullerton the world's first intercollegiate elephant race drew 10 000 spectators and 15 elephants. Kinney of Long Beach State College won the heavyweight race, though finish lines and times were unofficial. Elephants earned trophies for beauty, showmanship, independence, figure, courage and wisdom.
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Kinney
Long Beach State College
Laos Twin Capitals Feared Next Target
Prince Boun Oum's royal government warned that Soviet Ilyushin transports are rushing rebel troops toward Luang Prabang and Vientiane as the Pathet Lao push past the cease-fire line toward the twin capitals. The embassy in Bangkok blamed Russia, Red China and North Vietnam for aiding gains and criticized the international control commission.
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Vientiane
Laos
Boun Oum
Southeast Asia
Defense Ministry
Luang Prabang
Pathet Lao
Communist
Soviet Union
Red China
International Control Commission
India
Poland
Canada
Armed Forces Day Parade Displays Power for Peace
Washington crowds view samples of arms and personnel as the 13th annual Armed Forces Day observance opens at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland with open houses planned at Army Navy Air Force and Marine posts and ships nationwide and worldwide.
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Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Army
Navy
Air Force
Mexico City Quake Kills Two and Injures Many
An earthquake in south central Mexico blamed on a rumbling volcano killed two people and injured about 100 while causing widespread damage. The quake rattled Mexico City for nine seconds, with fatalities reported from Chilapa and injuries in Acapulco. Authorities investigated triggering volcanic activity near Nuxco and east of Acapulco where streams boiled and animals died.
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Mexico City
Mexico
J. C. Debremaecker
Rice University
Houston
Tex
Chilapa
Pacific Coast
Acapulco
Nuxco
Politician reorganization meetings set for Columbus
The chairmen of the Ohio Republican and Democratic state committees plan reorganization meetings at the Neil House in Columbus. The Republican session is set for next Wednesday, and the Democratic meeting for May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Neil House
Zaleski Youth Aide Named To New Key BIS Position
Eugene Vejsicky, a former BIS teacher, is named superintendent of the Zaleski Youth Camp and is the first of three division heads under a new Boys Industrial School plan at Lancaster. The program aims to shorten rehabilitation and improve control and staff coordination.
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Zaleski
BIS
Columbus
Ohio
Lancaster
Eugene Vejsicky
John Ferguson
Division
Versicky
Supt
Gram
Ferguson
Industrial School
Fultz
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
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Jfk
Hot Springs
Roger Blough
7Th Fleet
Advisers
Pink
Lindsey
Communist Party
Johnsons
Muong Sing
van Vieng
Savang Vathana
National Assembly
Bangkok
Russia
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