World Mourns Hammarskjold at Uppsala Funeral
Dag Hammarskjold, secretary general of the United Nations, is laid to rest in Uppsala Sweden as King Gustaf VI Adolf and Queen Louise lead mourners. Vice President Lyndon B Johnson and Ralph Bunche offer tributes to a leader whose death on a Congo mission shocks the world. Thousands line the streets and fill Stockholm to honor the late peacemaker.
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Sweden
Dag Hammarskjold
Old Lutheran
Erling Eidem
House of God
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Rhodesia
Congo
America
Ralph Bunche
U.N
Gustaf VI Adolf
Louise
Reds Use Girls As Laborers At Berlin Border
East Germany mobilized women to clear ground and raze houses along a 25 mile sector border called the death strip. Guards supervised as thousands worked near the Teltow Canal opposite the American zone. Escape attempts continue with new zones and tighter security across the border.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Information Bureau West
East German
Foreign Ministry
United States
Steinstuecken
Titan Missile OK On Its 7th Test
The Air Force fired the nearly operational Titan intercontinental missile on its seventh straight successful flight. A 98 foot rocket traveled 5000 miles supported by officials who say Titan meets flight requirements for combat readiness, pending squadron completion at Lowry Air Force Base Colorado.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Defense Department
Lowry Air Force Base
Colo
Douglas urges quick U S recognition of Outer Mongolia
Justice William O. Douglas urged rapid U S recognition of Outer Mongolia and its entry into the United Nations. He spoke after a two week trip describing Mongolian intellectuals as craving West contact and disputing China's claim that Mongolia is part of China.
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Moscow
William O. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Mongolia
United States
China
Douglas
Chiang Kai-shek
London
Capitol Starts Plans For Yale Observance
Washington AP reports planners seek contributions from Congress members and Capitol staff to fund a large Christmas tree and daily carols at the Capitol for a Christmas observance, with notes urging generous giving.
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Capitol
Yale
Washington
Congress
Ford Strike Deadline Set For Tuesday
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers aim for an early settlement on a new three year labor contract despite a UAW strike ultimatum set for 10 a.m. next Tuesday. UAW President Walter Reuther urged urgency after Ford hinted at matching GM settlement. Ford Vice President Malcolm Denise earlier suggested a two week period to resolve differences.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors Corp
Ford
Malcolm L. Denise
Denise
Western Berlin Talks Progress Hinted In Moscow Dialog
Western foreign ministers report slow progress in extracting Soviet intentions from Andrei Gromyko on Berlin. Rusk Home and Gromyko have logged over 10 hours in eight days, with hints of interest in a Big Four conference but no commitment. Khrushchev’s timing remains uncertain as Kennedy seeks a peaceful settlement within Soviet terms.
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N.Y
Andrei A Gromyko
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
East Germany
Home
Gromyko
Rusk
Kennedy
West Berlin
Fair Draws 1200 Attend Hocking County Event
More than 1200 people paid to enter the Hocking County Fair with over 200 in the grandstand for junior fair night featuring 1 H, FRA, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and school groups. Harness racing, a tractor rodeo, and a junior livestock sale marked the schedule, followed by fireworks. Saturday includes a machinery and livestock parade and an all star wrestling show in the grandstand at 730 p.m.
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Hocking
FRA
License hike eyed by Ohio resources head at finance seminar
Herbert B. Eagan Ohio Natural Resources director told attendees at the finance seminar in Bowling Green that a rise in hunting and fishing license fees may be imminent.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Herbert B. Eagan
Goldwater Warns of Landslide If Elections Held Now
At a SUN VALLEY dinner Sen. Barry Goldwater urged GOP strength, blasting Kennedy policy as New Frontier missteps. He likened Kennedy to Chamberlain and said Republican gains are urgent for both national and international reasons. Nixon plans governor bid only if elected.
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Idaho
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Republican Western Conference
Goldwater
Kennedy
Churchill
Chamberlain
Neville Chamberlain
Germany
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
United States
Rep
William Miller
New York
Desk Bound Generals Ordered to Exercise at Pentagon
Gen Curtis LeMay drafts a program forcing 91 Air Force generals to undergo medical exams and engage in regular physical activity. Options include weekly half day recreation such as golf or more intensive workouts at the Pentagon gym, with doctors tracking progress.
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Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Pentagon
Oliver K. Neiss
LeMay
Casey Stengel Rejoins Mets as Manager for 1962
Casey Stengel agreed to a one year contract to manage the New York Mets of the National League, with the new operation set to begin in 1962.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Neutrals Join West In Drive For Temporary U.N. Chief
Western and neutral diplomats push for a temporary secretary-general as U S and Soviet negotiators clash over a four member executive plan. U Thant, Mongi Slim, Frederick Boland, and Ralph Enckell are named as potential interim leaders amid stalled U N operations during Dag Hammarskjold's Stockholm funeral.
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U.N
United Nations
N.Y
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Gates
Secretariat
Dag Hammarskjold
Stockholm
Assembly
U Thant
Burma
Mongi Slim
Tunisia
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
Ralph Enckell
Finland
Mabel Mason Turner Dies at 83 in Las Vegas
Mrs. Mabel Mason Turner 83 native of Hocking County died in Las Vegas Nevada where she had hospital treatment She taught school in Fairfield County after graduating from Ohio University She and Albert Turner lived in the West Survived by two daughters a son a sister and a brother Graveside services were held by Bremen Chapter Order of the Eastern Star who she organized 50 years ago in Bremen Ohio with Rev Donald Weller officiating Relatives from Logan attended.
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Mabel Mason Turner
Hocking County
Las Vegas
Nev
J. R
Ann Frey Mason
Ohio University
Fairfield County
Albert Turner
Bremen
West
Clifton Coleman
Jack Miller
Earl Mason Turner
Will McBroom
Henderson
Almus Mason
Ashland
Order of the Eastern Star
Turner
Donald Weller
Logan
James Frey
Emma Jones
George Lehman
Nellie Hansel
Minnie McBroom
Ebert McBroom
John R. McBroom
Frost Drops to 29 In Hocking County Morning
Official Weather Bureau summary reports a cold high pressure system over northern Ohio bringing the first frost of fall in Hocking County with a low of 29 degrees. Forecast calls for fair but not as cold tonight and warmer weather Saturday. temperature reached 63 at 11 a.m. Today versus 69 Thursday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking
Early Freeze Hits Ohio as Temperatures Plunge
A cold outbreak drives the first freezing readings of the season across Ohio. Toledo 29, Columbus 32, Zanesville 31 with frost reported in Columbus. Light fog forms near the Ohio River under calm, clear skies as high pressure shifts south and a fair, cooler night is expected.
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Toledo
Zanesville
Columbus
Dayton
Cleveland
Weekend Temperature Dip with Scattered Showers Forecast
Temperatures will run three to six degrees below normal with highs around the 70s and lows in the 40s. Saturday brings warmth then a cooler Sunday, followed by slight day to day changes. Rainfall averages 0.25 to 0.75 inches in showers Saturday night or Sunday and again about Tuesday.
Syria to Syria: New civilian government forms amid revolt
Damascus radio announced Syria’s army rebels established a new civilian government and declared independence from Cairo, while Nasser recalled two Egyptian regiments and air units to quell the uprising. Kuzbari named premier with a cabinet of technicians and lawyers.
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Lebanon
Syria
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Latakia
Hussein
Jordan
Amman
London
Abdel Karim Kassem
Iraq
Mamoun Kuzbari
Egypt
Revolutionary Command
Leon Zamaria
Sabri Assali
Kuzbari
Adib Shishekly
Damascus Radio
U S Sticks to Noninterference in Syrian Uprising
The United States pursues a hands off policy toward Syria s anti Nasser revolt while monitoring events. State Department official says the cause is internal not foreign backed. The U S recognizes the United Arab Republic and says Americans in the region are believed safe with about 400 to 600 citizens in Syria.
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United States
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
U.S
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Reap
Syria
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