Congo Expels Soviet Mission Amid Diplomatic Strain
Congo premier Adoula expels the Soviet diplomatic mission for subversive contacts with exiles in Brazzaville while keeping relations with Moscow intact. He cites alleged interference by other Communist states and reports on detained diplomats, with no deadline set for departure.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldvill
Cyrille Adoula
Moscow
Congo River
Brazaville
Adoula
Sergei Nemtchina
United Arab Republic
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Christophe Gbenye
Andre Lubaya
Kasai
Ohio to open vocational training center in Jackson
Southeastern Ohio will host a centralized training facility for vocational and technical education in Jackson. Dr. E F Holt announced a two phase program combining Manpower Development and Training Act classes for 28 occupations and a two year post high school technical program starting autumn 1964. More than 900 unemployed people are expected to receive training in the first phase.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Jackson
E. F. Holt
Holt
Ohio State
Division of Vocational Education
Rush Creek Plan Approved By U S Bureau
The Budget Bureau approves a 5 year Rush Creek Conservancy District program totaling 3 877 581 with potential 5 year expenditures 5 667 000 for 22 miles of channel work 3 6 miles of levees and 18 watershed dams in Hocking Fairfield Perry counties Bremen Somerset Junction City New Lexington. Public Works Committee review awaited.
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U.S. Budget Bureau
Rush Creek
Bremen
Somerset
Junction City
New Lexington
Vatican approves liturgy schema to modernize Mass
The Vatican Ecumenical Council backs its first completed schema to modernize worship language by a 2,158 to 19 vote. Final decree awaits Papal promulgation next Friday, allowing bishops to replace Latin with modern languages in Mass and all sacraments.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Navy divers search Gulf waters for missing U2 pilot
Navy divers and aircraft scoured the Gulf of Mexico NW of Key West for Capt. Joe G. Hyde Jr. after his U2 plunged into the sea during a secret mission. Officials say mechanical failure likely caused the crash with radar showing no other aircraft nearby.
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Key West
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Joe G. Hyde Jr
Navy
Defense Department
Strategic Air Command
Italian bank strike halts services across the country
More than 100000 tellers clerks and other bank workers walk out for 24 hours in Italy to demand a cost of living bonus amounting to 125 percent of monthly pay or at least 224 dollars. The disruption affects commercial and savings banks nationwide.
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Rome
Italy
State Moves To Get Rt. 33 Rights Of Way
State highway department initiated appropriation actions for two right-of-way sections to clear the way for a four-lane Rt. 33 project from the Hocking Fairfield line to Rt. 180. The 4.6 mile Good Hope Two sale is set for next Tuesday with an estimated $2.8 million cost. Offers include $10,000 to May Starner for land and damages and $2,289 to several Lancaster and Hebron residents, covering land and damages.
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Auglaize County
Hocking County
Gateway Park
Fairfield County
Rt. 180
Midway
Hocking Park
William Barron
Fairview
Rt. 33
Hocking-Fairfield Line
State Highway Department
May Starner
Rockbridge
Roy F
Mildred C. Stuck
Hebron
Donald Stuck
Edna R. Kern
William F. Risch
Lancaster
Mild Ohio Nights Predicted Despite Cloudy Skies
Weather outlook notes cloudiness and southerly winds across Ohio Thursday night kept temperatures mild. Gulf air fueling widespread central U S precipitation raises the likelihood of rain across Ohio today tonight and Saturday.
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Ohio
Gulf
Upper
Great Lakes
Soviet Protest Over Autobahn Checkpoints Heightens Tension
Moscow accuses the United States of trying to set the rules for Soviet policing of Western convoy traffic on the Berlin autobahn. The Kremlin warns against interference, noting American and British convoys have been stalled at checkpoints since October 10, with US protests delivered November 6 and a fresh threat of further delays.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
West Germany
Kremlin
Union Thanksgiving Service To Be Held Wednesday Evening
The annual Union Thanksgiving service will be at Logan Methodist Church at 7 30 p m on Wednesday November 27 The Rev Robert W McQuillin and three other local pastors will speak and youth choirs will perform A film strip Hong Kong 1963 will be shown with offerings to Hong Kong via CROP Nursery care will be provided and the public is invited.
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Union
Community Union
Logan Methodist Church
Robert W. McQuilkin
Logan Presbyterian Church
Raymond L. Sturm
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Hugh M. Robinson
Methodist Church
Hong Kong
Christian Rural Overseas Program
CROP
OU Requests Funds For Educational TV
Ohio University at Athens has applied for 149 347 dollars to expand noncommercial educational television facilities using Channel 20. Total project cost is 199 thousand dollars and the request was announced by the Welfare Department.
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Washington
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
De Gaulle Turns 73 With Busy Paris Day
Paris AP reports President Charles De Gaulle marking his 73rd birthday with a full schedule in the capital. He held talks with visiting West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard as part of a day of business and ceremonial duties.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Ludwig Erhard
Kennedy Shot Dead in Dallas Assassination
President John F. Kennedy was killed by a sniper in Dallas as his motorcade passed through downtown. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, riding behind Kennedy, ascends to the presidency while Gov. John Connally of Texas was wounded in the chest. a vast police dragnet searches for the assumed shooter.
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Dallas
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Parkland Hospital
Gov
John Connally
Texas
Connally
White House
Malcolm Kilduff
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Yarborough
Secret Service
Mal Couch
Dallas Police Arrest Oswald After Kennedy Slaying
Dallas police arrest Lee H Oswald 24 in connection with the Kennedy assassination and the Dallas policeman killing. Oswald was pulled from the Texas Theater in Oak Cliff after brandishing a pistol in a scuffle. Officer M N McDonald was injured and Oswald allegedly said it is all over now.
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Dallas
Dallas Police Department
Lee H. Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Texas
Oak Cliff
M. N. McDonald
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