Western Allies warning to Soviet Union over Berlin air corridors
The United States, Britain and France warned the Soviet Union in Moscow that any interference with Allied flights in the West Berlin air corridors would be an aggressive act. They asserted four powers hold unrestricted air access derived from postwar agreements and pledged to defend Berlin air traffic.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
Kremlin
Moscow
Berlin
U.S.S.R
East Germany
East Berlin
Germany
U.S
White House
Fallout cloud from Soviet tests may reach U S this weekend
Washington AP A government fallout expert said the radioactive debris from the first of four Soviet tests is likely to cross the northern United States by the weekend. Dr. Lester Machta of the Weather Bureau noted uncertain yields for the later tests and projected the cloud moving eastward from Asia across Alaska Canada into the lower 48 before crossing the Atlantic toward Europe.
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Washington
United States
Lester Machta
U.S. Weather Bureau
Machta
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Atlantic
Europe
Conservative Named Brazil's New Premier
Tancredo Neves, 51, a balding businessman with conservative views, is in line for Brazil’s prime minister. The Social Democrats won Congress bloc support with the National Democratic Union. President Joao Goulart approved the choice, signaling a shift in foreign policy toward closer ties with the United States, while the military had pressured a leftward stance.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Tancredo Neves
Social Democrats
Congress
National Democratic Union
Joao Goulart
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Goulart
Thurdsay
Neves
United States
Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt Leaves Hospital After Routine Checkup
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, described as in very satisfactory condition, departed Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York today after a routine three day checkup.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Louisiana Coast Faces Major Hurricane Carla Threat
Residents along the Louisiana coast evacuate as Hurricane Carla strengthens to 125 mph. The Weather Bureau notes a northwest path, with the storm extending a watch from Brownsville to Apalachicola. Grand Isle and Morgan City prepare as Red Cross plans begin.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Carla
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Texas
Brownsville
Tex
Apalachicola
Fila
Morgan City
Cameron Parish
Audrey
Cameron
Grand Isle
Gulf
Frank Bradberry
Lake Pontchartrain
Red Cross
Gulf Coast
Betsy
Atlantic
Cape
Cod
Mass
Debbie
Cape Verde Islands
West African
Ohio forecast calls for warm, fair weekend weather
In Youngstown Columbus and the Chesapeake area a dry air mass is expected to bring fair weather today with afternoon highs in the mid to upper 80s north and around 90 along the Ohio River. Winds will be light to moderate. Saturday also looks fair with higher temperatures and humidity rising slightly.
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The
Mercury
Hocking Valley
Youngstown
Columbus
Chesapeake
Ohio
Ohio River
Young Gang Lords Plead For Help
In Chicago a to young gang leaders known as Little Man Frank and George appeal for police reform and community aid to curb juvenile gang activity. About 200 residents shop owners and families hear the youths speak from behind a screen about idle time and reform.
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Chicago
South Side
Frank
George
Straitsville Brick strike ends after 137 days
The Straitsville Brick Co. strike lasting 137 days ended with a one year contract signed by union Local 11 and company officials. The agreement includes a ten cent hourly wage increase in three steps and paid holidays. Production to resume as orders allow.
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Straitsville Brick Co
Local 11
United Stone & Allied Products Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Wagner leads insurgents in Tammany Hall beating
New York AP reports Mayor Robert F Wagner wins a crushing Democratic primary on an anti bossism platform defeating Tammany Hall ally Arthur Levitt. Wagner amasses a record 1.2 million votes and will face Louis Lefkowitz in November.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Tammany Hall
Carmine G. DeSapio
Wagner
Arthur Levitt
Death Claims Mr. McConnell At Age of 63
Harry C. Bud McConnell age 63 of 245 West Street died at home from a heart attack. A World War I veteran and former Sun Glow furniture employee, he was survived by his wife Bernice, two brothers Ralph West and Hubert McConnell, and a sister Mabel Myers. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Roberts Funeral Home with military rites at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Harry C
Bud) McConnell
West St
Sun Glow Furniture
A. J
Alice Nihiser West
McConnell
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eagles, Moose
Disabled American Veterans Organizations
Bernice
Ralph West
Hubert McConnell
Logan
Mabel Myers
West Logan
Roberts
D. S. Dunkle
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan merchants praised by Charlottesville woman in Logan feature
Charlottesville resident Mrs EF WY Basseevis thanked Logan merchants for nice stores and friendly clerks after her purse was returned. The promotional committee discussed a possible Ohio State Credit Bureau branch, a joint Farm Bureau meeting in November, and an October Harvest of Values sale on October 13-14 with fifteen dams to be given away.
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Logan's
Charlottesville
Logan Trade Club
Brandt
Mecca
EF. WY. Basseevis
Charles Achauer
Lanny Bixel
Norman White
Ohio State Credit Bureau
Lancaster
Bixel
Logan
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Trade Club
Izaak Walton League
First Concrete Is Poured At New Reservoir
The Miller-Karr Co. began the first concrete pour for Logan’s 800 000 gallon reservoir as excavation ends. Workers place 16 inch reinforced walls and pour the 85 square foot floor. The $74 468 bid covers this water project phase while Ed Rutgers announces a water line extension contract to Gene Fitch of Hebron.
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Logan
Miller-Karr Co
Chester
Ed Rutgers
Logan Service
Gene Fitch
Hebron
Stabbing at Ohio Penitentiary Under Investigation
The fatal stabbing of inmate Kenneth Johnson 20 of River Rouge Michigan occurred in the prison dining hall. Sherman Hamblin 25 of Cincinnati allegedly stabbed Johnson in the chest with a homemade knife after an earlier argument in the tailor shop. The incident is being investigated by the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Kenneth Johnson
River Rouge
Mich
Ohio Highway Patrol
Beryle C. Sacks
Sherman Hamblin
Cincinnati
Johnson
Sacks
Khrushchev Cites Urgency of German Peace Treaty Talks
In Moscow Khrushchev urged final German settlement and warned against delays breaking with Kennedy over nuclear tests. Nehru pressed major powers to seek peace, reduce war risk, and pursue disarmament as Belgrade delegates echoed similar aims. The talks followed a nonaligned conference urging US-Soviet dialogue. The speech referenced recent U.S. nuclear tests and Western military buildup. Meanwhile the Logan Chieftains open their 1961 grid season at Bexley aiming to rebound from a 20-0 loss to Lions and face Jackson in two weeks.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Nehru
Germany
Soviet Union
German Democratic Republic
Kremlin
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U.S.S.R
United States
Central Asia
Logan Chieftains
Bexley
Lions
Jackson
Chiefs
Postage Increase Approved by House Committee
The House Post Office Committee approved a one cent rise for first class and air mail stamps by a 14 to 5 vote. Supporters dropped large third class rate hikes, with third class expected up about 50 million and second class about 17.5 million. the increases would take effect January 1.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Salt Creek Reservoir Plan May Get Nod
Natural Resources Director Herbert B. Eagon said six flood control and water supply projects in the Scioto River Basin have a good chance of federal approval. Army engineers expect recommendations next week as eight projects were studied after a July hearing.
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Columbus, Ohio
Natural Resources
Herbert B. Eagon
Scioto River
Army
Columbus
Eagon
Rocky Fork
Highland County
Roundhead
Mill Creek
Michael V. DiSalle
Navy Neptune Bomber Crashes. Five Killed in Lake George
A twin engine Navy Neptune bomber on its final night of a two week training mission crashed into Lake George near Jacksonville killing five crewmen. The accident occurred Thursday night during routine operational duty.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Lake George
General Motors and UAW near finalizing new three year contract
GM and the United Auto Workers edge toward a weekend wrap up on a three year pact for about 350 000 hourly workers The agreement would yield a net pay rise of 12 04 cents per hour after workers give up small benefits and fund expanded pensions and medical coverage The deal includes higher pensions and shared medical costs with the company covering premiums and workers giving up a portion of cost of living adjustments and wage improvement factors
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Fisher Body
Mansfield
Ohio
Marion
Ind
Pittsburgh
Reuther
General Motors
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Young Gang Lords
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JFK
Straitsville
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Louis J. Lefkowitz
Tammany
Manhattan
Democratic Organization
DeSapio
Greenwich Village
James S. Lanigan
New York County
Abe Stark
Paul R. Screvane
Screvane
Abraham Beame
Stark
Brooklyn
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Mr. McConnell
Virginia
New Reservoir
Mel Adams
All-Ohio
Larry Bainter
Adams
Tom Gasser
Robbie Johnson
Gasser
Curtis Hilton
Ron Conner
al Adair
John Wells
Dick Brandt
Quentin Cadd
Scott Ledford
Ron Brimner
Gary Brenning
Dee Gabriel
Hilton
Ron Spicer
Adair
Wells
Mike Smith
Bob
Big Daddy) Stewart
Gabriel
Bob Nelson
Chuck Daubenmier
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