Tornado Kills 2 and Ohio Storm Strikes Clinton County
A tornadic storm roared from Indiana hitting Eaton and Clinton County near Martinsville, killing Ronald Morton 12 and William Brock 41 while injuring another critically. A separate fierce thunderstorm in Cincinnati caused property damage, power loss, and toppled a church steeple.
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Indiana
Eaton
Wilmington
Ohio
Mother Nature
Clinton County
Ronald Morton
William Brock
Martinsville
William Rankin
Rt. 1
Rankin
Factions in Cuba Debate Fate of 548 Prisoners
Washington AP reports Cuba faces a split over the life or death fate of 548 captives from last week's failed invasion. Raul Castro reportedly favors execution while CortICOS and potentially Fidel lean toward clemency or hostage strategy. The issue draws Latin American leaders and global bodies urging humane treatment and sparing the prisoners.
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Washington
Cuba
Raul Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Pope John XXIII
Organization of American States
OAS
Inter-American Commission On Human Rights
Dorticos
Corticos
Santiago
Tshombe Arrested At Airport In Congo Crisis
At Coquilhatville airport President Moise Tshombe of Katanga was arrested by Congolese central government soldiers as he attempted to board a plane. His party was surrounded and passengers were barred from the terminal while soldiers rounded up Congolese and European members.
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Coquilhatville
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Tshombe
Equator Province
Joseph Kasavubu
Leopoldville
Evariste Kimba
Kasavubu
U.N
Congo
Middletown Faces Five Day Cooling Trend and Rain
The Middletown area expects five days of cooler weather with more rain adding about an inch to the monthly total. Temperatures will run five degrees below normal with tonight in the low 40s and Thursday near 60. Tuesday reached 78 degrees with a 48 degree overnight low. Yesterday brought 1.75 inches of rain as a tornado skirted Eaton while Middletown remained untouched and the river stood at 12 feet.
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Middletown
Eaton
U S Steps Up Laos Airlift Amid Fresh Rebel Attacks
The United States increases arms and supply airlift to pro Western Lao government troops as pro Communist rebels renew attacks. Six C130 transports fly in from the Philippines under Operation Hot Shot while negotiations on a cease fire and Geneva conference proceed with disputed dates and venues.
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Vientiane
Laos
United States
Philippines
Geneva
Souvanna Phouma
Boun Oum
Souvang Phouma
GE Chief Cordiner Apologizes At Picketed Annual Meeting
General Electric chairman Nee Cordiner told shareowners he is shocked and dismayed by the price fixing convictions that hit GE and 28 other electrical goods makers. Picketing IUE members outside the War Memorial Auditorium drew attention as Cordiner defended management and outlined steps to prevent a recurrence.
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Syracuse, N.Y
War Memorial Auditorium
IVE Pension Fund
Cordiner
De Gaulle Wins Swift Algeria Victory Boosting Peace Prospects
President Charles de Gaulle’s rapid suppression of a four day army mutiny in Algeria strengthens his grip on the armed forces and bolsters hopes for peace talks with Moslem nationalist rebels. The decisive action silences mutineers and reaffirms his leadership in France and Algeria.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
de Gaulle
U S Reaction to Algerian Revolt Collapse
Washington welcomed the end of the Algerian revolt with no formal comment issued. Dean Rusk praised a strong united France before a NATO tour, while Kennedy offered support and the State Department warned insurgent French generals about moving into Tunisia or Morocco. Officials hope De Gaulle can pursue a settlement.
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White House
State Department
Dean Rusk
Free World
France
Tunisia
Morocco
de Gaulle No’y
Electricians Strike Cleveland GE Plant
The International Union of Electrical Workers today struck General Electric Co.'s lamp plant on the East Side of Cleveland.
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James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Cleveland
General Electric Co
Wives Buy On Credit Display Confidence In Husbands
A humorous quip notes that a wife buying on credit is showing trust in her husband’s financial reliability. The line reflects light social commentary on marriage and credit usage.
Mutiny Leader Challe Captured as Others Sought in Algeria
Gen Maurice Challe, head of a four man rebel junta, was captured and flown to Paris to face trial. The other three retired generals Raoul Salan Edmond Jouhand and Andre Zeller remained missing as search planes swept Algeria. Rumors placed the trio near a Foreign Legion camp at Zareida, 25 miles from Algiers.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Maurice Challe
Paris
Raoul Salan
Edmond Jouhand
Andre Zeller
Foreign Legion
Zareida
Louis Terrenoire
British Gibraltar
Challe
de Gaulle
Sante
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