U.N. Proclaims Neutral Stance in Congo After Katanga Cease Fire
In Leopoldville the U.N. Congo command adopted military neutrality after a brief but bloody clash over Katanga's secession. Premier Cyrille Adoula faces potential cabinet pressure as Katanga’s Gen. Muke warns the truce is temporary. Mahmoud Khiari seeks to halt bloodshed.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N. Congo
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
Adoula
Masako Norbert Muke
Khiari
UAW Urges Locals to End Squabbles as GM Talks Conclude
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers called in officers and shop stewards from 24 locals to salvage at the plant talks amid frictions. GM and IUE reached a final three year contract, ending the sole IUE strike at Packard Electric Warren Ohio. The UAW totals about 325000 hourly GM workers with nationwide agreement on economic and noneconomic terms. Local unions in all but 24 of 123 GM plants already reached new at the plant accords.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW International
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Army Engineers Discuss Ohio West Virginia Shelter Survey
Army engineers conferred with Gov. Michael V. DiSalle on plans to survey Ohio and West Virginia for suitable fallout shelters in case of an atomic attack.
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Columbus
Ohio
Army Engineers
Michael V. DiSalle
West Virginia
Special Legislature Expected To Spend 40 Million Today
Ohio lawmakers prepare to appropriate 39.77 million dollars for public buildings in a two hour special legislative session called by Gov. Michael V. DiSalle after the regular session ended without a capital improvements measure. The funds will cover repairs at state institutions and several school and construction projects deemed urgent ahead of the November session.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
General Assembly
DiSalle
Soviet leader opens to broad talks on peace and disarmament
Khrushchev said the USSR is ready to negotiate anytime and anywhere to insure peace in a letter to Nehru. He linked a German peace treaty with West Berlin to universal disarmament and urged solving these together. The Ohio legislature moves to pass a capital and civil defense package totaling about 23.1 million in reappropriations and 16.6 million in new allowances with school construction and unemployment offices funded.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Nehru
India
Kennedy
West Berlin
Khrushchev Warns of Nuclear Catastrophe Over Germany
In East Berlin Premier Khrushchev warned that war over Germany would inevitably lead to a nuclear world catastrophe. He spoke at the opening of a World Trade Federation meeting with 200 delegates from 40 nations, urging a German peace treaty and a peaceful Berlin solution.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Germany
World Trade Federation
West Berlin
Kennedy signs bill giving Peace Corps permanent status
President Kennedy signed legislation making the Peace Corps a permanent agency and said the move would help assist other nations toward freedom and opportunity.
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Washington
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Kennedy Signs Bill to Fight Juvenile Delinquency
President Kennedy ceremonially signed a bill authorizing federal aid to local communities to curb juvenile delinquency. The move aims to bolster prevention and support for youths through federal programs and partnerships.
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Washington
Kennedy
Viet Nam Trouble Flares Up Again
Government reinforcements rush to counter a Viet Cong drive in the mountains north of Saigon. Paratroops strengthened Ban Me Thuot after rebels attacked an outpost 20 miles away as contacts with a relief unit were lost. Military observers note a recent surge in rebel activity, with large units present in the north.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Ban Methuot
Welfare officials in South move recipients to New York
Rochester AP reports New York welfare administrator William B. Woods accuses Florida and Georgia officials of paying welfare recipients to relocate to New York to qualify for relief. He cites three cases, two in Florida and one in Georgia, where recipients were promised checks for the first year in New York before applying for New York welfare.
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Rochester
N.Y
New York
Florida
Georgia
William B. Woods
Monroe County
37th Division Ninth in Callup Priority in Ohio
Ohio's 37th Infantry Division sits about ninth in line for active federal service, per Columbus Dispatch writer James H. Speckman. If activated, it will mark a fourth call to duty after service in both world wars and the Korean conflict.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
James H. Speckman
Columbus Dispatch
Kennedy Plans Crisis Call To Capital Chiefs
Kennedy told leaders of both parties he would contact them promptly if the international situation requires after Congress adjourns. Mansfield and Dirksen said leaders could be reached within 24 hours, covering all members except those abroad. Congress Thursday completed action on Kennedy's Peace Corps bill as budget fights linger.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
United Nations
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Congress
DuPont Co
General Motors
Senate Finance Committee
Mansfield
DuPont
Senate Appropriations Committee
Gambling stamps issued by Cincinnati IRS
Cincinnati IRS office has issued 35 federal gambling stamps since July 1, priced at $50 each and valid through June 30, 1962. Twenty were issued in Dayton with three holders each in Lancaster and Harrison, including Earl L. Ball Jr., Bud's Restaurant, Harry Martin Fritz, H. E. Quick Lunch, and C. E. Shumaker & T. M. Bailey.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Dayton
Lancaster and
Harrison
Lancaster
Earl L. Ball Jr
Bud's
S. Ewing St
Rt. 5
Harry Martin Fritz
H. & E. Quick Lunch
N. Columbus
C. E. Shumaker
T. M. Bailey
S. Columbus St
Milk Truck Driver Shot In Gallia County
Keith Kessell, 23, of Bidwell, the milk truck driver, was shot in the back and found beside his truck near a rural Gallia County home. He was hospitalized in Gallipolis in fair condition with partial paralysis from the wound. a mystery shooting is under investigation.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Gallia County
Keith Kessell
Bidwell
Kessell
Highway Patrol
Kessel
State Bank Assets Drop After 1961 High
State Bank asset reports from Ohio show a fall of just over 216 million dollars in total assets from the 6 billion dollar resource level at the start of 1961.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio apportionment board sets 10 year legislative seats
The Ohio apportionment board led by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown D. DiSalle and James A. Rhodes outlines changes in State Senate and House seats across 88 counties based on the 1960 census. Several counties gain or lose seats over the decade, with shifts in districts affecting Hamilton Lorain Lucas and Cuyahoga among others.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ted W. Brown
State Apportionment Board
Ohio
Senate
Brown
Cuyahoga County
Champaign County
Hamilton County
Lake County
Lorain County
Lucas County
Montgomery County
Richland County
Summit County
Butler
Warren
Clermont
Hocking County
Franklin
Pickaway
Morrow
Knox
Wayne
Holmes
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
Guernsey
Noble
Monroe
Columbiana
Jefferson
Harrison
Belmont
Lorain
Medina
Ashland
Richland
LHS Gridders Host Jackson Ironmen In SEC Opener
Logan High School prepares for its first Southeastern Ohio League game of the season against Jackson tonight. Coach Mel Adams leads a hopeful squad in a home clash as they seek their first SEC title since 1958, relying on a tuneup win and a reinforced starting lineup on both sides of the ball.
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Mel Adams
Logan Chieftains
Jackson Ironmen
Chiefs
Jackson
Logan
Washington D.C
LHS
Rusk Urges UN General Assembly to Name World Leader
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the United Nations General Assembly to appoint an outstanding world leader to serve as interim U N secretary-general after Dag Hammarskjold's death. He warned that events cannot permit drift and indecision in UN leadership and pressed for rapid action amid Soviet opposition and Berlin tensions.
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New York
Dean Rusk
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Rusk
United Nations
99-Nation
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations Assembly
Sweden
Denmark
U.N. Secretariat
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
China
People’s Republic of
Weather and Berlin talks mix in Columbus report
Ohio weather outlook notes fair mild conditions with temperatures from the mid sixties and a high near 84. Weekend showers expected mainly in western counties with possible thundershowers. Separate dispatch covers tense East West talks as Gromyko and Rusk seek a basis for negotiations over Berlin and Laos.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Dayton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hocking Valley
Small Nations May Determine Red China Fate
The United Nations debate on admitting Peiping China could hinge on African nations, with the United States opposing and the Soviet Union backing membership. Steering Committee records reveal sharp East West divides on China representation and related disarmament topics as efforts shift toward a provisional UN leadership plan and a future study committee.
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China
Assembly
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
State Funeral Slated for Hammarskjold in Sweden
Dag Hammarskjold's body is to arrive in Stockholm aboard a chartered U.N. plane from Rhodesia. Sweden will hold a state funeral on September 29 with the king and queen and other heads of state represented.
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Stockholm
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Rhhodesia
Foreign Ministry
Sweden
Esther Downgraded to Tropical Storm Heads to Sea
The Associated Press reports Hurricane Esther, weakened to a tropical storm, moving northeast into the Atlantic with center winds under 70 mph. The storm’s center did not reach the American mainland.
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Associated Press
Esther
Princess Photographer TV Sketch Censored Over Princess Margaret Offense
The BBC censored a TV sketch about a princess who falls in love with a photographer and marries him, saying it could offend Princess Margaret. The sketch referenced Antony Armstrong Jones.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
Princess Margaret
Antony Armstrong Jones
Bridges Still Serious After Heart Attack in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire AP report states U S Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire remains in serious condition after a heart attack he suffered at his home on Wednesday. The hospital said he had a good night but his condition is unchanged.
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Concord
N.H
Styles Bridges
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