Guard divisions may be called to reinforce U S Army
The Army placed four National Guard divisions on alert to free regular units for overseas movement if the Berlin crisis worsens. The 26th Massachusetts, 28th Pennsylvania, 32nd Wisconsin, and 49th Texas Guard divisions were told they face possible federal duty within weeks, with about 96 000 active and ready reserve soldiers impacted and up to 52 000 ready reservists to be attached.
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Washington
National Guard
Berlin
26Th Infantry
Massachusetts
28Th Infantry
Pennsylvania
32Nd Infantry
Wisconsin
49Th Armored
Texas
District of Columbia
United States
Europe
U.S
West Germany
Robert S. McNamara
Texas Guard
Guard
Silent Welcome At New Orleans McDonagh School Desegregation
Three Negro girls attended McDonagh No. 19 in New Orleans under police vigilance amid a boycott era echo. Parents arrived with taxis while white demonstrators kept quiet across the street after last year’s protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
McDonagh No. 19
William Frantz
Frantz
Citizens Council
Times-Picayune
Actor Carrillo Dying
Cancer stricken actor Leo Carril lo, now 81, has only a few days or a week or two to live, his doctor reports from Santa Monica California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Leo Carrillo
Khrushchev Urges New Multinational Peace Talks
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev at a Kremlin banquet for Indian Prime Minister Nehru renewed calls for a multinational German peace treaty conference after receiving a Belgrade message urging talks with President Kennedy. He said Western interests would not be prejudiced and that West Berlin normalization could be solved.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Belgrade
Kennedy
Kremlin
Nehru
West Berlin
India
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Sukarno
Indonesia
Modibo Keita
Mali
U.S
United States
Washington
Berlin
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Bill Robb Leaves Logan Clay for North American Job
Charles W. Bill Robb longtime Logan Clay Products cost accountant resigns to join North American Aviation in Columbus as engineer planner in budgeting and planning. He will start September 13 after 20 years at Logan Clay and remains on ballot though ineligible if elected due to Columbus residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Robb
Logan Clay
North American
Charles W
Bill) Robb
Logan Clay Products
North American Aviation
Columbus
Robb
NAA
Logan Ciay
Logan
U S Sympathy With Peace Plea Of Neutralists
Nehru after talks with Khrushchev gloomily predicts world fears atomic tests and war. 25 neutral nations appeal to Kennedy and Khrushchev for U S Soviet negotiations to avert nuclear war. AEC reports fourth Soviet test near Stalingrad. fallout detected in Alaska. UK and Denmark stage protests. US to resume underground tests. diplomats plan Berlin talks and peace treaty, Gromyko the fate of attendance unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nehru
Khrushchev
Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
U.S
Stalingrad
AEC
Semipalatinsk
Abraham Ribicoff
Alaska
Luther L. Terry
The
Health Service
United States
London
Copenhagen
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Communists Fire Tear Gas in West Berlin Demonstrations
In three incidents at the Berlin border, Communist forces hurled tear gas firecrackers and used water jets against crowds on the West side. Police dispersed protesters in Neu koelln and Wedding and arrested three demonstrators amid clashes near the Red barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wedding
West
Nelsonville Ironworker Electrocuted on I 70 Job
William O. Matheny, 43, of Nelsonville, was electrocuted on a new Interstate 70 bridge project near Zanesville while guiding crane loads. James McGuire, 38, of Nelsonville, survived with burns and shock. The $30 million project is by Peter Kiewit Sons Co. for American Bridge Co. Funeral plans and memorials are announced.
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William O. Matheny
Chestnut St
Nelsonville
Zanesville
Matheny
James McGuire
Patton St
Ohio Power Co
Good Samaritan Hospital
McGuire
American Bridge Co
Peter Kiewit Sons Co
Cleveland
Licking River
Burns
Bill Matheny
U.S. Army
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Green Lawn Cemetery
Civil Rights Hearing in Dayton Case of Musical Discrimination
Lester Bass a bass player for The Lamp lighters claims he was dropped from the group to secure work at the Van Cleve Hotel because it would not host a mixed band on its stage. Dayton booking agent Karl Taylor is cited as taking the action. Roscoe L. Barrow UC Law School dean heard the hearing and will propose a recommendation to the Civil Rights Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Lester Bass
the Lamplighters
van Cleve
Karl Taylor
Bass
Roscoe L. Barrow
University of Cincinnati Law School
Civil Rights Commission
Ford To Open Negotiations Next After GM Pact
Walter Reuther said he will visit Ford Motor Co after finalizing details of the GM UAW agreement. He expects Ford and Chrysler to follow the GM pattern with a national economic settlement. GM extended plant shutdown deadline to Monday and kept most workers on the job amid a wave of wildcat strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
UAW
Reuther
Chrysler
Louis G. Seaton
Inauguration Today for Brazil's President Goulart
In Brasilia, Joao Goulart prepares to take a largely powerless presidency after a 12 day crisis sparked by Janio Quadros resignation. Congress trimmed powers to appease the military, signaling a cautious move away from Communist bloc ties.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Fidel Castro
Janio Quadros
Congress
Goulart
South America
Ain't Accepted for Webster’s Third Dictionary
The word ain't has been accepted for Webster's third New International Dictionary to be published September 28. The Springfield Massachusetts AP report notes the term's growing usage and no doubt controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Grandma Moses at 101 Quiet Birthday in New York
Anna Mary Robertson Moses celebrated her 101st birthday at Hoosick Falls Health Center with a small family gathering. The famed painter, confined to a chair, received gifts including a diamond and ruby brooch and a transistor radio while plans to return to Eagle Bridge are discussed with Dr. Clayton Shaw.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
America
Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Eagle Bridge
Clayton Shaw
Grandma Moses
Grandma
Adjutant General States Order Signals Priority, Not Mobilization
Logan's National Guard unit in Athens part of the 174th Artillery battalion was listed as a high priority for possible service in the Berlin crisis. An adjutant general official said the order sets unit priority only and does not imply mobilization.
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Logan
National Guard
Berlin
State Adjutant General's Department
Daily News
174Th Artillery Battalion
Athens
174Th
Cleveland
Department of the Army
Ohio
Weather update outlines Ohio storm and relief forecast
The Weather Bureau reports a line of thunderstorms sweeping across Ohio with heavy rain and strong winds causing damage near LaGrange. Temperatures rose from 65 to 82 by late morning, marking a ninth straight day above 65 before cooler air offered relief in the Hocking Valley. Fair and warm weather is forecast for today and Friday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
LaGrange
Mercury
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Mount Gilead
Ashland
Cleveland
Hurricane Carla Forms Off Yucatan Heads Toward Gulf
Weather reports place Carla near Cozumel at 5 a.m. with winds up to 75 mph as it aims toward the Gulf of Mexico. Forecasters expect slow intensification and a course toward the Yucatan Channel then into the Gulf, threatening the U.S. Gulf Coast and Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Carla
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
U.S Gulf Coast
U.S. Weather Bureau
Yucatan
Cuba
Yucatan Channel
Gulf
Cozumel Island
Yucatan Peninsula
Ohio Units Tapped for Intensified Training to Prepare for Call Up
Army Wednesday designated national guard and reserve units in Ohio as priority groups to receive intensified training including an extra weekend drill per month. The list covers multiple guard units in Cleveland Cincinnati Athens Newark Toledo Port Clinton and Sandusky along with army reserve units in Toledo Cleveland Cincinnati Canton Columbus Springfield Kenton and Marion. Some units also designated as priority without extra personnel at this time.
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Washington
Army
Ohio
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Cleveland
174Th Artillery
Athens
Cincinnati
112Th Ordnance Co
Newark
299Th Ordnance Co
Sandusky
181St Ordnance Co
Delaware
480Th Ordnance Co
754Th Transportation Co
Dayton
Army Reserve
Toledo
Canton
Columbus
302Nd Ordnance Group
Marion
377Th Signal Co
Springfield
251St Transportation Co
Kenton
Minnesota Texas Beauties Honored at Miss America Pageant
Miss Minnesota Nancee Ann Parkinson, 18, West St. Paul, won the swim suit contest in preliminaries. Miss Texas Linda Jacklyn Loftis, 19, Fort Worth, sang Sempre Libera and took preliminary talent honors. The 35th Miss America Pageant opened before 6,781 viewers in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Nancee Ann Parkinson
West St. Paul
Minn
Linda Jacklyn Loftis
Fort Worth
Tex
P G Grants $1.4 Million To 14 Universities
Cincinnati AP reports Procter and Gamble will give 1.4 million dollars over five years to 14 independent universities. Neil McElroy says recipients may use the funds as they see fit for their programs and needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P&g
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Co
Neil McElroy
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Khrush
Logan Insurance, Inc
Robbs
Werner Witte
East Berlin
Howard Emery
Glendale
Jim Phang
Alhambra
Friedrichstrasse
Moses
State Adjutant General's
Youngstown
Finon H. Plummer
Wellston
Minnesota
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