DiSalle Ready to Seek Bergen Testimony
Ohio Governor DiSalle's attorney plans to depose William S. Bergen in Rockville if the court orders. Bergen’s testimony relates to the death of his wife, Mrs. Bergen, four years ago, with Mrs. Klumpp serving a life sentence for her murder. A subpoena to Bergen is being contested in Circuit Court, with a hearing continued and possible motion to issue another subpoena if Ohio authority is certified.
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Rockville, Md
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Edythe Klumpp
DiSalle
William S. Bergen
Walter H. Moorman
Bergen
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Ohio Commission
Paris Subway Trains Crash
Two Paris subway trains collided on a southwest line. Police reported about 40 injured, while a line spokesman cited 10 to 15. A passenger recalled his train halted between stations before the second train struck.
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Paris
Weather outlook shows cooling air and mixed precipitation
The forecast notes colder air moving into Ohio held by a stationary front. Tonight temperatures stay in the 40s while tomorrow a rain may change to snow. By Friday night temps fall further. Yesterday’s high was 55 at 3 pm and low 44 at 8 am. Today's low reached 37 at 4 am.
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Ohio
Saxbe Attacks McElroy Over Blue Laws Policy
In Columbus, AP report notes Republican attorney general-elect William Saxbe criticized outgoing Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy for acting as a "super-policeman" by taking court action against stores for Sunday sales. Saxbe said the dispute centers on constitutional duties, not enforcement, and argued the office should not usurp local law enforcement.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Saxbe
Atty
Mark McElroy
Leat
Saxbe
Uae
Truman Bidwell Is Acquitted Of Tax Evasion
Former NYSE board chairman Truman Bidwell was found not guilty of income tax evasion after a 342 hour jury deliberation. He and his wife were accused of filing returns in 1956 and 1957 to hide about $55,000 in taxes. The first trial ended in a hung jury prior to the second trial beginning December 6.
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Melvin Bruce
Decatur
New Orleans
Citizens Council
Ole Miss
James Meredith
Bruce
Meredith
NEW York
Truman Bidwell
New York Stock Exchange
Bidwell
Thomas F. Crooke
High Level Talks on East West Tensions Progress
Washington AP dispatch reports U S and Soviet officials pursuing high level talks with hopes of a breakthrough in East West relations. Kennedy aims for a possible U S British Soviet nuclear test ban while noting rifts with Red China influence policy. Kuznetsov meets with Kennedy Rusk and Foster on mutual interests and Berlin disarmament concerns.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Red China
White House
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Kuznetsov
Dean Rusk
Rusk
State Department
William C. Foster
U.S. Disarmament Agency
New York
U.S
Cuba
United Nations
Khrushchev
Fire Marshal Is Appointed Fire Marshal Is Appointed
Fred Rice of Wellston Jackson County will be the new state fire marshal. Rice was an unsuccessful candidate for the Republican nomination as congressman from the 10th Ohio District and has been a fire and appliance dealer. Gov Elect Rhodes named Col Herbert L. Minton of Elyria as assistant adjutant general Army and Col Frederick P. Wenger of Worthington as assistant adjutant general Air.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fred Rice
Wellston
Jackson County
Rice
Elect Rhodes
Herbert L. Minton
Elyria
Army
Frederick P. Wenger
Worthington
Air
Soviet Ship Service Opens Regular Cuba Route
Moscow reported by Tass that the Soviet Union has begun regular passenger and cargo service to Cuba with three ships slated for use.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Cuba
Tass
Chuckle Man Marriage Riddle Sparks Completion Joke
A local newspaper humor item notes that Chuckle Man remains incomplete until he marries, after which he is finished. The quip relies on a phonetic play on fin and family status to deliver a light pun.
Oleg Cassini unveils spring designs with flair
Oleg Cassini, Jacqueline Kennedy's dress designer, staged a lively preview during press week featuring dance skits and weight-loss tips while introducing his spring collection. He urged closer fitting garments with back-focused detailing as models showcased tight bodices and optional loose oversized backs.
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New York
Oleg Cassini
John F. Kennedy
Bob Hope
Garment
Oleg
One Spark Could Set Off Kolwezi
Katanga near Kolwezi trembles as a barroom brawl and volatile troops threaten to trigger explosives hidden by African elements. Union Miniere workers and mercenaries worry about dam and plant destruction that could flood the Congo River, paralyze Katanga’s output, and unleash a deadly power struggle under Tshombe’s faltering leadership.
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Kolwezi
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Union Miniere
United Nations
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Nzilo
Congo River
U.N
Leopoldville
Kolweai
Evariste Kimba
Jean Kibwe
Tshombe Ends House Arrest Urges Forces To End Katanga Fighting
President Moise Tshombe, under U.N. backed house arrest, urged scattered Katanga troops to move toward Sakania a key border point about 120 miles southeast of Elisabethville. A U.N. spokesman and British consul stated Tshombe gained freedom of movement to Sakania though not toward Kolwezi, with column advances unopposed by night.
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Elizabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
U.N
Sakania
Katanganiapital
Derek Dodson
Tshombe
Disor- Sakania
Rhodesia
Elisabethville
U Thant
Kolwezi
Kasembulesa
Saikania
Northern
Hotel Or Camp Queen Mary Retirement Offer
Holiday camp magnate Billy Butlin bids one million pounds to Cunard for the Queen Mary to retire in five years. He plans a floating holiday camp off the English south coast. Cunard chief Sir John Procklebank envisions the liner becoming a luxury Caribbean hotel.
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London
Billy Butlin
Butlin
Cunard
John Procklebank
Caribbean
Fire Breaks Out In Empire State Building
Firemen were summoned to the 31st floor of the Empire State Building after an attendant reported a hot wall and evidence of smoldering insulation. No injuries occurred as night workers fled offices up to the 85th floor. The blaze followed a prior smoky fire blamed on a cigarette.
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Empire State Building
New York
Albert Eckert
Kennedy wins House Rules battle in opening Congress
Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration won the first congressional skirmish by keeping 15 members on the House Rules Committee in a 235 to 196 vote. The outcome boosts liberal support for the Kennedy program but does not guarantee broad success as tax cuts, education aid, elder care, and other proposals face hearings and committee action. A concurrent push aims to create a youth conservation corps and local public service works projects.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Rules Committee
Capitol
House
Rules Committee
Georgia
California
Senate
Youth Conservation Corps
Young GOP Plans to Offer Alternatives to Kennedy Proposals
Younger Republican leaders led by Rep. Gerald Ford Jr. aim to counter Kennedy's proposals with alternative measures rather than direct opposition. Rep. Charles Goodell described a push to give younger GOP members a greater voice in leadership, policy shaping, and public image while denying any permanent bloc.
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Washington
Kennedy
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Republican House
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Michigan
House Republican Conference
Republican Policy Committee
Goodell
House
GOP House
Charles A. Halleck, Jr
Indiana
Leslie C. Arends
Illinois
Ford
Daytona Beach insurer seeks thief after cash theft
Daytona Beach officials say a thief stole $300 in cash from the firm on Tuesday. The loss was not insured, and police are urged to investigate.
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Daytona Beach, Fla
Daytona Beach
Fire Endangers Kensington Palace Home of Princess Meg
Fire engulfed part of Kensington Palace in London threatening the 20 room apartment prepared for Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones. The blaze raced through roof rafters as 15 fire trucks fought flames for about an hour.
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London
Kensington Palace
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
London Fire Brigade
Princess Marina
Duchess of Kent
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