Rhodes unveils bold plan to create 200000 Ohio jobs
Republican governor candidate James A. Rhodes proposes a New Jobs and Industrial Development Authority to fund expansion and new plants with about 100 million dollars. The plan would loan money to existing and new industry, share funding with local and private sources, absorb the state Department of Industrial and Economic Development, and prohibit raiding other regions. The proposal emphasizes no tax cost to Ohio taxpayers and aims to make Ohio the leading industrial state.
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Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Wing Rips From Plane in Tennessee Thunderstorm Crash
In Knoxville a American Airlines Electra jet carrying 70 people veered off a runway during a storm. The right wing tore away and caught fire, but the fuselage settled safely 50 feet away. Airport manager Alan Atkin credited the wing break for saving lives. Passengers included Rep Cliff Davis and Rep Dale Alfords hailed stewardess Nancy Root for opening an emergency door after braving the door.
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Knoxville
Alan Atkin
Atkin
Dallas
Tex
New York
Cliff Davis
D-Tenn
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Nancy Root
Texas
Miss Root
Weather outlook with showers and mild, warm temps
The forecast calls for showers tonight then clearing for about 24 hours. Lows around 65 tonight, 83 high Wednesday with lower humidity. Thursday may see fair skies and mild temps. Yesterday reached 87 at 3 30 pm with 72 overnight at 6 am. A brief Monday shower dropped .78 inches in Middletown.
Marilyn Monroe Death Mystery Deepens After Phone Call
Hollywood AP reports a mysterious late night phone call before Marilyn Monroe's death added to theories of suicide or overdose. Housekeeper Eunice Murray recalls uncertain timing and suspecting sleeping pills. Coroner Culphey confirms barbiturate overdose. Funeral plans set for Wednesday with about 15 close friends invited. Monroe to be entombed near Grace Goddard, her early guardian. Guests include Joe DiMaggio, Lee and Paula Strasberg, and Miracle.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Eunice Murray
Marilyn
Theodore J. Curphey
Miss Monroe
Grace Goddard
Marilyn Heself
Grace McKee
Westwood Village Mortuary
Joe DiMaggio
Lee and
Paula Strasberg
New York
Burnice Miracle
Patricia Newcomb
FDA says 15000 Americans received thalidomide pills
FDA spokesman said surveys show more than 15000 American patients received thalidomide pills via U S doctors with about 320 women of childbearing age among them. No reliable data on pregnancy or total pill quantities yet. Senate hearings noted no verified deformities from U S distributed supplies. European cases prompted scrutiny and possible regulatory tightening.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
Wallace Janssen
FDA
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Europe
United States
Food and Drug
George P. Larrick
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Repub
Finkbine Slips Out To See Swedish Doctor
Mrs Sherri Finkbine and her husband slipped from their Stockholm hotel to consult a Swedish doctor about an abortion. The Phoenix housewife, pregnant six months, fears a deformed child after taking thalidimide in early pregnancy, a drug blamed for birth defects abroad. They flew from Los Angeles on Sunday to seek the abortion.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sherri Finkbine
Phoenix
Ariz
Europe
Australia
Canada
Ben Khedda Bows and Turns Over Mace in Algeria
Algerian provisional government under Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda surrendered powers to the political bureau led by Vice Premier Ahmed Ben Bella. The government remains as an institution of the revolution until CNRA meeting in early September, while Ben Khedda's role becomes largely figurehead. The move aims to reduce administrative confusion after independence and precedes a constituent assembly election on Sept. 2.
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Algiers
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNRA
Algeria
Ben Bella
Eisenhower Visits Former NATO Home in Paris
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower returned to the Paris home he occupied as NATO commander in Europe and met with the current tenant General Lauris Norstad during the visit.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Europe
U.S
Lauris Norstad
Vacation on the rocks in the mountains years apart joke
A quip compares a vacation to two weeks in the mountains and the rest of the year on the rocks, playing on contrasts between serene retreat and hard, rugged surroundings. The line hinges on a pun about rockbound leisure and enduring challenges.
Soblen Remains In Pen Transport Is Problem
London AP report says a transport deadlock left Dr Robert A Soblen in Brixton Prison as Britain pressed El Al to move him to the United States. El Al refused to fly him to New York, citing policy, leaving Soblen awaiting next London flight to New York 36 hours after Britain's deadline.
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Robert A. Soblen
Brixton
el al
United States
York
New York
London
Britain
U.S
Soviet Union
Home Office
Israel
Danes Protest Soviet Nuclear Testing at Embassy
Danish campaigners held a silent protest at the Soviet embassy in Copenhagen on Monday night opposing the resumption of Soviet nuclear tests. The action drew participants from the anti nuclear movement and reflected ongoing Cold War tensions in Europe.
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Copenhagen
Danish Campaign Against
U S Nazi Leader Rockwell Sought by Police in Britain
London reports Scotland Yard detectives hunted American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell after he entered the country despite a Home Office ban. He attended a Nazi style British National Socialist movement meeting, prompting efforts to boot him out.
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London
Scotland Yard
George Lincoln Rockwell
Home Office
Rockwell
England
Javits Proposes Tax Cut Now
Sen. Jacob K. Javits proposed a 5.5 billion dollar incentive tax cut to aid individuals and corporations before Congress adjourns. He criticized President Kennedy for indecision on an immediate tax cut while warning the domestic economy risks a recession. Javits spoke before the Senate.
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Lican
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Sen
Kefauver
Dirksen
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Javits
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Congress
Tax plan details from New York senator Javits
New York Senator Javits criticized the President for focusing on internal party committee chairs rather than urging national needs. He proposed tax reforms to abolish income tax for those under $2,000 yearly, cut top personal rate from 91% to 63%, and lower corporate rates from 52% to 50%, with broader relief for the $2,000 to $5,000 bracket.
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Javits
Missing Dayton official Pottinger tied to babysitter in police statement
Dayton police say missing City Commissioner David F Pottinger and 17 year old Sherryl Vander Weil met away from home on multiple occasions. Lieutenant Grundish says witnesses place the two together in a companionship beyond casual friendship. Details on where and when these meetings occurred were not released.
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Grundish
Missing Miss VanderWeil Policy Probe Shifts
Miss VanderWeil left her suburban Kettering home last Friday morning about 34 hours after a commission meeting. Police initially linked Pot tinger to a potential foul play but later ruled out violence or kidnapping as causes in the 25-year-old insurance man case.
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Miss VanderWeil
Kettering
Commission
Pottinger
Grundish
Railroads seek Kennedy support in job rule dispute
In Chicago AP reports the railroads push for White House aid in a wage and work rules fight with five operating unions. They announce drastic changes to take effect August 16 affecting about 200,000 workers, including removal of 40,000 diesel fireman jobs, signaling a broader move to end featherbedding and longer runs despite union threats of a strike.
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U.S. District Court
Joseph Sam Perry
Perry
Rail
Kennedy
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