Sunday Duck Hunting and Liquor Buys Likely in Ohio Bills
Ohio lawmakers consider bills to allow Sunday duck hunting and liquor sales, and to permit night horse races. Senate rules aim to prevent Lt. Gov. Brown from breaking ties. The duck bill would align migratory waterfowl hunting with federal hours. The liquor measure would create a new D6 permit for Sunday sales. The House is also ready to discuss night racing at running tracks.
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Columbus, Ohio
106Th
General Assembly
Senate
John W. Brown
R-Medina
Frank W. King
Toledo
King
Cuyahoga
F. Novak
Ray T. Miller Jr
Ohio
Sunshine satellite aims to study sun effects on Earth and planets
CAPE KENNEDY AP reports a sunshade satellite launched to simulate solar eclipses for the most comprehensive study of the sun's influence on Earth and other planets.
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Fila
Earth
Negroes Pledge Continuance Of Vote Struggle
In SELMA Alabama Negroes chant for freedom and vow further court action to secure voting rights. With Dr. King jailed leaders take command of registration drives as 305 mostly teen protesters are arrested, raising weekly custody to about 1,300 and total to over 1,600. Negro attorneys plan to press a federal judge to order more frequent registrar sessions and seek an injunction to stop police arrests of march participants.
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Selma, Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Dallas County Board of Rgistrars
U.S. Dist
Daniel H. Thomas
Mobile
Thomas
James G. Clark
Chuckle Becomes Test for Witty Patter and Quick Jokes
A lighthearted note urges readers to engage the brain before speaking or joking, warning that careless talk can backfire. It frames humor as a careful craft requiring thought.
Heavy Fine Proposed For Maddox
In Atlanta, Lester G. Maddox faces contempt of court after refusing service to integrationists. Government attorney John Barrett urged a daily $1000 fine until Maddox complies with an anti discrimination order. Barrett argued Maddox hid the business under new name to evade the decree. The case moved to closing arguments.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester G. Maddox
John Barrett
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Barrett
U.S. Dist
Frank A. Hooper
Maddox
Sukarno Demands U S Pullout From South Vietnam
Indonesian President Sukarno told worshippers at the Ramadan prayers that the United States should withdraw from South Vietnam. He said Asians must solve problems Asian ways and blamed American intervention for the crisis, citing the Macapagal doctrine of self reliance. He referenced Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal and his remarks on regional self defense against communism.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
South Viet Nam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Florida Braces as Cold Wave Hits State
Florida shivers through winter cold with crop warnings, citrus aided by dry air, while other states report sub zero readings. Forecasters predict lingering bitter weather with highs near 14 in places and zeroes returning tomorrow as storms bring rain to Florida and snow across the Northeast and Midwest.
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New England
Tennessee
Montana
Florida
Vero Beach
Fla
West Palm Beach
Great Plains
Atlantic
Eichmann Aide Gets 5 Years for Mass Jewish Deportations
Frankfurt court sentences Hermann Krumey, Adolf Eichmann’s top aide, to five years hard labor for complicity in the murder of at least 300,000 Hungarian Jews. Co-defendant Otto Hunsche acquitted. Trial spanned over nine months and covered 1944 deportations to Auschwitz.
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Germany
Adolf Eichmann
Hermann Krumey
Otto Hunsche
Krumey
Auschwitz
Eichmann
Hunsche
Admiral Horthy
Panama studies plan for self built sea level canal
Foreign Minister Fernando Eleta says Panama could build its own sea level canal by borrowing from institutions like the World Bank. He cites a $600 million to $700 million cost and notes private financing could be secured with revenue from tonnage, while weighing U S involvement in treaty talks.
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Panama
World Bank
Fernando Eleta
Eleta
U.S
Thomas C. Mann
Mann
United States
Panama Canal
Victor Jory Hospitalized With Chest Pains in Hemet
Hemet California Victor Jory a 63 year old television and film actor was hospitalized after experiencing chest pains doctors said he was admitted to a local hospital for observation. His condition was not immediately released.
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Hemet
Calif
Victor Jory
Gronouski Plans End of Postal Savings System
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski said he will ask Congress to end the U S Postal Savings System. He cites a collapse in depositors from 4.2 million in 1947 to about 1 million and deposits dropping from 3.4 billion to 416 million, with average accounts shrinking from 808 to 387 dollars.
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
Congress
Gronouski
Johnson
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Strife Erupts As Lao Rival Military Groups Clash
In Vientiane fighting broke out between forces backing neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma and rival leaders. Phouma accused Deputy Premier Nosavan of masterminding a mutiny while Col. Lycossie and Gen. Kham Khong led troops near the government radio station, awaiting developments after a failed coup attempt.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phoume
Phoumi Nosavan
Phouma
Bounlet Lycossie
Southeast Asia
Sycossie
Souvanna Phouma
Evacuation Begins as Shelling Hits Vientiane in 1961 Battle
The population started leaving Vientiane recalling a December 1961 shelling as fighting started. Moments after artillery opened, no civilians were visible on the streets.
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Vientiane
Mother Held In Deaths Of Three Children
ANNAPOLIS Md AP a 29 year old woman was held for investigation after telling her husband she drowned three of their four children in a two room bungalow while the youngest survived. Police found Dennis E 6 Rose Marie 4 and Elmer Patrick 8 months drowned in pots and a serving dish with water in the bedroom. The family home had no bathtub.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Mary Jane Leister
Arnold
Elmer
Dennis E
Rose Marie
Elmer Patrick
Mary Jane
Four Seek Two Clovis School Board Seats In 1963 Race
In Clovis New Mexico four candidates contested two open seats on the school board as 2606 votes were cast. The same voting outcome appeared as ballots were recast on Tuesday with the same four contenders aiming for two vacancies.
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Clovis
N.M
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